New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-26

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the broad prairie lands with their neat farmbuldings
and their sweeping meadows of unrivaled fertility.
little later the tIeacherous green waters Of Lake
Michigan creep along the road winding close by the
shore for the remainder of tire journey. These still
green waters are no welcome sight Just now, to those
who knew poor IDgram, the rough, warm-hesrted,
honess EDgsbmsn, who came WITH his son-his fer
vent affection for whom WAS often most toucbiogly
mantle sted during the brief term of his visit hers
seeking little holiday alton, after score Of
years devoted to as hard toll as ever earned mans
right to enjoy il.
At Chicago the reception was publ; enough in fact,
IL not in form. The immense depot was thoroughly
crowded. excepting the platform leading from the
Princes car to the street. This kept clear by an
admirable distribution Of police, that here the visit
ors were enabled to dsembark without the least an
noyance. Nobody could have been pushed overheard
here, even if there had been any water convenient
which, by the way, there was not. The Richmond
House close by, was quickly reached and the guests
were comfortably slowed in less taan the twentieth
part Of the time wasted at Detroit. As if unable TO
control the expression Of his satisfaction at ths unex
peoted'l freedom from bother and fass, the Prince
stepped out upon the balcony over the doorway, and
quietly bowed his Acknowledgements 10 the enormous
crowd ii at stood below.
After this no circumstance connected with the Prince
transpired. He received, socially, very large deega-
ton in the person of the Mayor, Mr. Wentworth who
is popularity Tor appropriately called Long John, but
who might as well be also called Broad John, If you
come TO that. Mr. Wentworth is precisely the sort Of
man You might hold mass-meeting with, or whom
preacher might address very respectable congrega-
ton. The fact that he is allowed to cast only vote
at elections could be used of the most fragrant
evidences of the injustice of the republican form Of
government / think he would make tolerabe pro-
cession all by himself gala days. is believed that
the Prince shook some of bis band and addressed few
complimentary remarks to bis lower waistcoat button,
which with both standing on the same level would about
reach to bis Royal Highness's eyes. When the Mayor
reappeared he looked pleased all over which s saying
great deal in a few words.
If the Prince were not fettsred by the forms which
compass him about and could have wandered out into
the streets of Chicago lsst Friday night he might have
witnessed of the most interesting and characteristic
scenes that this country show, and one that be will
perhaps have no other opportunity of seeing so well
1t was stirring political gathering, at which the
Wide Awakes all in their capes and caps and bearing
torches and Lincoln flags, had assembled to welcome
Gov. Banks before one of the hotels. There were
or seches and songs aud no end of enthusissm-and
think, without prejudice it would have given some Of
our Canadian visitors idea Of what enthusiasm
may rise TO- they had been present. After the meet
ing the procession, not at all fagued but Wider Awake
than ever marched around by the Princes quarters,
coiled about in approved evouons and separated. 1t
was tie prettiest sight Imaginable
On Saturday morning, under the guidance OF the
Mayor, of whom it may be said without metaphor,
that he is host in himself the Prince drove about the
city, and visited numerous large warehouses; manufac-
tories &C. At o'clock the large open balcony ofthe
House was crowded by the Prince aud the
Mayor, for the qualification of the people below, who
looked up and cheered up, as long as his Highness
remained. He then started at O'Clock for the town
Of Dwight, where he is to remain day or two, shoot
ing and resting. He then proceeds to St. Louis by the
way of Alton.
There is great agitation hereabout in the matter
Of the exact and proper title which should be
fastened upon she Prince during his Western
tour The recollection of the announcement, long
ago made, that the inferior designation of Baron
Renfrew would be selected, during the United
States visit, from the vast assortment which be
happily to have tainted the editorial
mind of Michigan and Illinois with the notion that no
open auson higher rank is in any way justiiable
So we have long columns giving eloquent descriptions
Of arrivals departures, appearances expectations, in
entions and the like, all under the ambiguous, but
perfectly understood heading of Baron Renfrew,
. Lord Renfrew everybody knowing, all the while,
hat if the person whose movements are thus exhaust
vely chroniced were really TO the world than
fine young baron, he might go and come with nothing
mt the meres two-lne paragraph TO stop the way.
Occasionally, solemn and verbose protest appears,
warning all Americans against shocking breach Of
1ecorum to hint for the present. at the existence of
Prince of Wales among us. This is pushing dslicacy
fanaticism. But somehow these oblvous theories
disavowed by the very who most strong
advance them. Their keen Of royalty gets into
heir head and knocks away all the cautious props and
tags with which they had fortified themselves against
nadvertent recognuons of the actual position of the
oval visitor. l find in a newspaper Of yesterday |
paragraph containing announcement Of the arrival
# Baron Renfrew, followed by an intmslion that |
the Prince would be visible on the balcony Of the
Richmond House at certain specified hour, coupled
with an admoDition that the young |
ord ought not, any account, TO be molested by
urious experiments, and ending with the statement
hat his Royal Highness would leave town at |
uch such hour. DDS shaved heads and straight /
vais coats what lunacy is bisl Any thing more hope
sssy imbece have not or heard since left Lon
on, c. W., when seeking breakfast the morning after
he ball at the Tecumseh House, 1 was pu. near
ody of august City COuncilmen who were just vent
Dg the climax to their festivities. The Mayors health
vas proposed. Gentlemen said sudien-thought-
truck official achieving his legs with effort, 81
eg the prvilege-ah-ofbe being allowed the favor-sb-
oh olya3b a 81
h-to propose a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the health |
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