The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-01

THs Press, TIE PEorTS AND -,s GOVERN
Sfsrs Every ore, b talking OF he splendid
ovatica which the 7oong Prince CT Wales is re-
ceiviny in his torrS through Cansde. The ban
queis. BALLS, proccesions. ceremo=ies, and the
minor attendants ef his reception are familiar
topics es conversation, not only With the PEG
pie ar-obg whom .hey take placa, bat among
the people Of New ToYs and the ysited States
gene, ally. And vhy. Is 1t becaase the Cana
dams are outdoing "a manitestaticns OF loyalty
and respect TO tho-heir apparen. OF the Eng
Fish tlronr what Los been 20 oft n done in nil
countries on the occasions Of roy.. or princely
vista Not at all, The progress os The Prince
Of Wales Is characterized by sirpGcity wher
con,-asted with o.ser royal jourriss. The sim.
rle reason why IL appears 20 ir posing to ou-
pee ,le is because the daily press Of this cit
hss, at great expense, ehronicleds It's daily nc.
dc=s- II is therefore chiefly &c the press tina.
u, widespread interest in the yecng Prince 8
movements Is dre
Our national, State ard Gig governments
ought 20 learn Lesson from this OR efic.e.s
sfGt 10 zee fsishmlly re-roduc'.d in the
morning papers ~batever tales place In tie.r
~arioss depaItr sass and particularly whatever
sasy deem calculated to reapct AIRY iust-e ol
themselves; and yet they -sssiy extend amy
courtrsies or f.asities TO the members Of the
prees On thu contrary, .orSe'ful tha,to the
press they owe. IN al Pre-. ability. their c.acial
positions they put on &c the gens'er:er con-
nechd with II N air Of arrogance. stifcess and
imper,inence. and systematically thrc~ every
obstacle In tic way Of tss.- obtaining the de
sired Information. SO !. ., too, with .ae officers
Of eur navy. We csrast charge The -oaisers Of
our army Wl,A such besoited pompos.ty, for they
ere usually found psaaps and anzicGs "a aid
the press, BIT Grassy old ma, al cIp;sins. who
20 70 sea for the ar. time perhaps il tee year,
who have. been rusicaiipg In coma out Of the
way plGoe aud have not kept pace with the
/ age are Invariably 80 struck M ~rh the idea OF
thci swa impoStGace aud riety. ths. they are
not aslr 10 recognise the prophecies Of active
life. ana cannot discriminate ostwecn jour.
ress, and any inquisitve E.er. It i 10:
suange that such men a. these sometimes me-
! Airh difficulties in finding iae trade wiz r.
\ while On their way to Tie East
II Is no, 30 with the PriSce Of Wales ~ sae
gentlemen who compose Biz suite. They aavs
shown an alacrity in recognizing the r. sit.or Of
newspaper reporters, aid have exten4ed to
then facilities and ,Olrtesies which night MOI
be expected from our stupid oai iais although
the latter. unlike The former, are inGvsled. per
haps, to the press Cor the positions they hold
The HrnALp was she only Nev York journa
| which. nj very considerable expense telegraph
ed The Princes progress throseh Newfoundlsr<
aud Novs Scotia Other New York Journal
then sent their special correspondents aud Ia
treatment Of all Of tssm has been uniformly
most courteous and considerable. not oniy by tss
Prince aud his suite, but By the officials and 70,
people Of Canada We hope thai The cover q
ment officials Of this country riti take thu, ex
ample thus act 70 them, and str;ya hsaSe,crth Il
! initiate II