Germany's Future

Beklin, March 21. -The royal messaee xas read In the Prussian Landtng in united iession Monday. lt is counlersigned by ill the Ministers. It Bays: "We, Frederiek. by the srace of God, King of Prussia, hcreby proclaim and make knownthat, it having pleased God after the detnise of the lümperor and King William, our mucb-loved tather, tocallusto the throne of our ancestors. we herewith send to the Lantag our greeunK. ITie sentiments and purposes with whtch we Enter upon our government and the principies Dn which we would exeicise our royal office have been proclaimed by us to our faithful people. Walking in the path of our glonous father we shall know no other aimthan the happiness and welfare of the fatherland. By conscientiously observtng the con6titution, fully safeguarding all the prerogatives of the crown and loyally cooperat ng with the national representation, the King nopcs, with God's help, to attain hls object, which is the happiness and welfare of the country." The condition of the Emperor s health prevent him irom taking the oath personally. Desiringto declare without delay his position regarding the constitutional laws, althougn tbis could admit oL no doubt, he now eolemnly undertakcs to aahere to the constitution firmiy and inviolably and to rule in conformity witn the lawa