The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03
The Prince of Wales at the Tomb OF
Washington.

From the London star, Oct 10
History rc,orde few gnant With in.rwc.
ton lbAG he visit o homage paid by Prince yaes 30
the tomb p Washington Eighty ave ycan ago the man
who ventured 70 predcs that before century should
have rolled by the her 90 British Crown would ray
voluntary butte Of reverence % tho ast resting soc ~
arIes' would have been Indsbfei 10 he coaisuna,on
q maniac for hR escape from eoudgn punithmcnt ~
traitor The despot ara bis myrma'ns tsnclei 70 a'se
that the .ofd made Tor their exclusive enjoy
I0ont and that II uc,dcd but sn effort o. her vii n
bead lie desiines according % her SELFISH fancy rneY
might have imagined thai some uncxamned good forlglc
niE have secuic0 Ut inc remains q the isarent SO
era the shelter u u0kno grave they af
their say hs boucs wOgd have bsachea and raftet IN
chaifs upoa TIC ioitott galss. How would the nlfft
nate and wrong aeedcd old monarch have greeted ~
prophecy thai be great grandson ~oua stsud stu
uncovered bead bef the phak VII Ga the mould
cfrg dust OF the rebel bas Converted a0ly
ebfircf What expr,sslons % iacrcdu3as contempt
would be have deemed strOrz enough g. give uerauoe &
biz fcclrgs Il any ouo hsd dared - ioretsn that ne
federal PROVINCES Which had reyoited against he ruo
would, almost 70 ts space q single glucratipn,
grow INTO mighty nation, rivAinR the mother conatry
All The arts q peaces T. the Of those compass.
tlvely re- ent umes such presages would have seemed
nero ifc rpviug get hos bret space q time has 4
"a u convert t6sr INTO mere statements ~ familiar
truths Whom The n1biest hero sh1 has nDrlng
among men bucslei - the sword glth when ho hf
vowed q conquer ms county free Ion, hft1os the Jed
he champion comparatively fecse brotherhood of
sirrgFlng cone- In the ordinary cont,e y nature big
scn might now be alive yet aready has TIE enancparei
dereodcncy gcown lutb The foremost n modern
pres, and receives ss "a guest INC heir - TIE
FnR'rh throne n there not n ih4 enc,uYage.
nneut for ALTERING patriotp whose hopes long ds.
crred oioude BY that heart sickness rhicn I. to
oneu tie fnyeranuer ~ desaairi All noble ASPIRATIONS
after liberty may BE- destined 70 receive equally
speedy salssclr but for the persistent solder ~ ta
dom the victory, though y may be slow, sure ~
Princs n waes, bofng bfrs ne tomb n Warrington,
wais ,uf .ssios hri ~ day " e sutprats e AZ
End, for ne 10 Uhsss dfhes ~ does how1gs ~
.,sng ,noarns'io ~ ", tvA nai ~ VII ~ y, rss Z
TIE only raphtt soUvcs n p0D1 We are quite conscious
that sucn outesrf manifestations ~ respec, for rreat
grincpics nrt always followed ~ consistent actions
kings have before preufei atrociaus Grimes ~
solemn arts n devotion iust Italian brgends tell their
beads before they murder the vsyfsrS 20 secure bis
patry store n gold. But usH r~1ws n chcrfh TIE
hrs nat yang PRINCE viii trfn9 o,ocv VITA hin from
ne not Witch d7rrss FROM ne rresos u &c du. n Tth
tngon cOnsscyofon WSiims than could haus ben
confsyed tf0a " eocsstasal sis enduring
Tveofr, Nh0as iaRg-nce Urn ~ prcrtRs throughout rs
fahrs The sovereign o. tbess kingdoms, 1t is
true, politically po-eles, according 70 the theory Of ne
Constitution; but, practically The wearer n the cr0rn
wielis potent tfue,ce for good 81 n Eng md
der Victoria has witnessed growth 81 social morally
which places ~ 10 Robie contrast With England under
George the Fourth the change thoagh sttrbsrab,e
conc measure 10 doubt, 10 the spread q csshenrent