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In page Leopold II of Belgium:

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Belgians rejoiced that the king was safe: later in the day, in the Royal Theatre of La Monnaie before Tristan und Isolde was performed, the orchestra played The Brabançonne, which was sung loudly and ended with loud cheers and applause.[1] Heads of state and the pope sent telegrams to the king congratulating him for surviving the assassination attempt.[citation needed] After the attack, Leopold replied to a senator: "My dear senator, if fate wants me shot, too bad! (Mon cher Sénateur, si la fatalité veut que je sois atteint, tant pis!).[1]