The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25
ALES VISIT.
TIC PhlIOsOp'
,rw., ~ Of the Reception In lie
"A Provinces and the United States,
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Nree months ago 10. day the Prince Of Wales amer
eay and ules.ant pssrage from England, landed al ST.
yoAns Newfoundland be came, the son an represen
,>asve Of the Queen The heir apparent 70 the Iassn
throne the yoeroy OF Canada 10 naugurate several puo
,,r works and In company with ssuite dnunsunca ios
iusrn,ns and ability to inspect the Norm Amer'n pro-
vt.ces and revive the snouderng nres OF PROVINCIAL
hvvs,ty by showing them live Prnce-one Of tho en-
ood,meu,s and personalities OF that royalty which they
had been taught 10 revere
Although the English journals uniformity disoAim any
knowledge political motives connected with tae Princes
visit ye, the trip was oppcrtune, that certainly
cannot DO praised hsppy design, It must
De noticed most happy accident and
coincidence. Three Thousand miles OF Atlantic waves
wash great deal Of loyalty IN time, and for years
the provipcias beer slowly but surely drifting into
m mo ifIereuce towards the Engsh government which
Ypeusd among the French Cansdians into unconceaed
dsaike, and among tie half Amcricsnzed Upper Canad
s.a almost Independence. Local jeacssies anmcs
res wrongs and differences had long been aiding and
abettng this indifference. Newfoundland, who, with her
svsraAtpg little pques abcat her nshces, and her unac
ssntabe upon the subject OF French Intervention
md French marine power bad already 90 FAR forgotten
hsr loyalty as to hoist che Epgsh flag, union down. as
ssn Of contempt, only paeeed by the Sin OF 60
yernmert approaching indepcadency, and was In fact
seing erawn away from her allegiance By her Goldfish
cad behring's, us Neptune is pulled by his dciphins
rpcse distant little provinces, like Nova Scotia and
New Brur wok-about which few know snyth!ng, except
sArough the medium of Bluencse stories and anecdotes
Of Me Kanucks-were far too busy With Yankee fisher
wen, Yankee steamermen and Yankee iumbermcu 70
care much about invisible oaeen and parliament,
which did rohng but send them rlsckheads of General
8overnors or course ell entertained that comrsn love
end respcc. for Victoria which ined to class
sOur,ry but love respect the all OF loyalty
and tho Kanucks, Buenoses and their cenpatriots
asAed cad cut wood, bargane< and were cheated, al
nsss regardless OF England srd her government, and
unpcasanily reminded of thesn when men cfwar came
INTO Bcax to strcw the strc..s with druatea as aad
give sne lazy policemen little oc,upaton.
Tower Canada the Frencs and the Engissh have never
thovcughy coaesced The r7ion has beon sort CT OIL
and cement productive Of little gooe sad
much barn. the backward and retrogrsdag con-
dnnn OF Canada East amply proves Tito French ard The
Ensish naturally an pod,s, aud Cana1A dcec not
change their cbArActers Always quarreuiug the Cana
dams nursed their anir.ostes like smoulderieg Ares,
which, soon the Prince landed, birst cfresh,
caagh. the ooscap Of H. Horaier, set his poor head
asse and famed In opeech delivered al the hcn,rcsl
Common Council, in which be rehearsed tic Engllsh
asgressiens and Freach iorbsarances, and, with
sne grand finale Of Rhetorical display, impescaed AZ
the industry aud r;elgence of all the aud the
virtue Of all the women, who had been unfortunate
s,esgh through their mothers FAULT to be bora the
Brtish lsles and sily enough to emgraie thence TO
OAnada Besides this the arrogant preteuscrs and In
tolerant policy Of sho Roman Catholics in TIE lower
provinces, had created great deal OF apprehension
among the Prosiants and the immense political power
veed by the Protestant Orange association In Upper
Canada caused much apprehension among she Roman
Catholics. hesrss.t dislike AMI contempt OF the
Governor Gsnere Sir Ednun Head-a contemp: equally
R~Ss hv all rnrtfav strr ha trurL lad ataiv
70 Ai-mingled gal! with The wormwood Of religious
nouoles and petty, bat most bitter disputes, In
gard the location of the seat OF government spced
this Mscbeihlan oopglomeration. The scheme Of the
snson or all the psovinoes under . vceroy bothered
heads frauds discovered in the sale OF
disturbed others the eternal Grand Trunk Railroad
ssbsidhs, and the moneys saLk IL q useless canal,
trvubled and altogether that immense piece Of
wssse and woodland with GASES OF fertile country hero
and there which Ia called British North America tSai
great kernel OF a country (wiih how rich "mesi" in
IAs form Of railroad To the Pacific shortening the dis
between England aud the golden Ind, three taou
EApd miles, one can te), was in . most unpleasant
md remarkable condition. IS Illustrated and excited
slow pbgnaic Canada ever can be; anxious, disturbed
unesFy quiet way; suffering, but silent reznd
Ing OF obese Individual seated upon pointed pss
hardly able 70 eli still or 10 rise.
THE PRNcss rRsGREss AND work.
Something must be DONE and somebody though. Of
No Queen The Queer, before whose smiling, pIoa.ni
all troubles woui Geo. IKE clouds before the honest
s-the Queen who would arrange subdue support evssy
thing the Victoria Bridge, which, 70 misplace
aAxes posm "pecrs could sustain 80 the Pro
vfncsA Parliament invited tho oueen but fearing
posessions socoant ., the nal De
49, the Queen sent her son and the Prov metals
ent 20 far then, tbs prov conceraed the
Princes Wait here Of llSor. From g. Johns 20
windsor the royal party p0sed through a coniinued
line Of arches-avolcing only those decxed With
grange color, at Kingstoo, Be.scvie and Toronto
nsss streaming, school chiIdrca ssrewing the way
with flowers, bands playing and caors singing
aGod save the ooeoo." Al every city soldiers turned
cot 70 Escort the Prince cannCus shundered . vel.
come TIE people We'd with each other 10 do hi honor,
asd 81 nearly every ely ihey gave Inn q ball R,osp
thus, loyees, bas rr sccssions departures In these
words ycz up tho Princes prosreeime in the Cana
dian cities and leoks back upcr hls progress u
pss.eet confusion Of troops, ba1aers illu
sns music, dances, nowerr presentations and oclebra
tsoos. was royalty travelling through Us possssions
and tho progress was s,ten<ed villa royal rcjocings
konors states The Priace me, the people
'crmAlly al levecs and pr,cessons, ~snd
Always in The character OF vieSroysl and Ct future
ssvsreisa Even at balls, auso1s Tho lai.sr Who
sneeas BY natures OWE procams0sn, hc never coade
1scoded below the Prince HIS psrtEcrs ecie
'ordinG 70 the oici rank OF their relatives be da1ocd
wnh than formally a. he would have eaten state din
- viii their husbands ard fathers. To formally be
nc eSneueed he left his partrsrs where found iem
Nc middle q the door, and ,hoy found ~ MIR guardians
- ner guardians found demonstrating 70 the revue
e@ss mai wide waste Of ballroom ncOr, the n ,ryAg
sAhsrs IN The world for aay or sestem.a y, trayorse
aaoae-s best they could. Only q the repeated rr
sssslons q American newspapers would the royal !
pAssy forfo' That they we're oo, Of Earops and !
'seasnse ne American shiseolesh Ptace BSs.ss
ne Prince made knights, naugurated public works As
,sed at ,hs ceremony Of laying corner Stones Of pasl,
sui6nGs and mcnumenn, received and ans serei a.
ireScs IN English, French, German and Indian hu, dd