The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-05
The Prince OF Wales and the orange

alton NAV even exsgeerate the OF the
first. According to the same iaw our COLONIES are y.
some respects rather too like the mother country Our
political social vices reappear the hemisphere 70
which transplant free institutions aud household
virtues The new soil to nygorate the evil
az well rs the good Things odous and pernciols, no
less than things bright and fair gain new life from their
sea change aud thrive In the bracing AIR OF new world
OF ali the roots Of bitterness cliugng stubborny TO
so Of old country that OF religious Intolerance
side Of The Atlantic or Pacific Yet il has carried
out by colonlsts carefully a. though were trn
Of yioles or the slip Of rose bush sco'cnmsn .ne ou
sprg OF shlesgh. The most hateful distinctions, the
Hercest anmoses are reproduced ct distance Of three
or four thousand miles from the country which they
helped to render for its ofspring Upper and
Lower Canada cursed BY tue same bgoles a. Ulster
and Conpaught Men who might have been brought,
under the amelorating influence OF improved Laws, 10
think lure highly or charity than OF orthodoxy use
license ps for bssns and Abusing resonsts Of an
other complexion There no part OF Ireland IN winch
the Qceen would mol DC Crested WIN ~ 1,s
America the Prince Of Wales has been compelled by the
fury and ogensveness o. party calling ise rSo'eSao.,
10 keep board his steamer and leave unvstei town
marked upon his route
Early in progress through ths colony the Prince
adopted resolution OF entering town In which IL ap
peared thai occasion would be taken from his TO
make display Of party religious emblems This very
seriously contasted and honorably maintained.
ToKpgson the shameful snguAry OF having pre-
ferred Of bigotry TO the honor
OF visit from the edest Sovereign The Orange
Of Toronto were II appears the hrst 10 threaten
display OF their rratonAl
viii show had the good sense to refrain on
being informed by Duke of Newcastle Of The resoiu
ton above stated. Kingston Is loo miles thus SIDE OF
Toronto but evidently remote 10 civilization
as ell as very condition. The twelve four
inhabitants of this Lake oatario entrepot
comprise unusual proportion OF fAnatcs-who are de-
scrbed also by the reporters Of the New York press as
exceedingly III l0kng These ardent psrtsans Of tho
creed which Ia embody the right OF private
Judgment resolved The Prince should not the
town but arches aud between ranks flaming with
the 81 mbois of their sectaran supremacy They hung
cut their standards ard devices across the principal
streets They drew up 10 line along the eoge
TOWARD. ,es she house where the Prince was to
dine and towards points Mt which they thought
he might attempt a fur'ive landing The Mayor OF the
towu-himselfa weaker brother OF this terrible band
went down the river TO meet the Prince, AMI endeavor
to soften his resolution. 10 this, his orange colored
the aldermen and councillors waiting him with no more
favorable answer that the Prince would walt of the
The Corporaiions address on board While the Council
debated and the Orapgemen stood TO their arms the
After his recent exploits in dancing be could probably
foru TO resign with complscency the Kingston Dali,
but be could not forego The ceremony o. oining.
Boats were of to the house where tables were
spread for royal guest and the dishes carried
board the steamer When fortress Is revictualled
there is little chance OF it's surrender The hungry
Orangemen gave vent TO their and disappointment
in sh 'us and songs speechs ana resolutions and the
ball was q disnsi failure The Council adjourned Il
eight O'Clock next mcrairg, having appointed com
mee 70 negotiate with The authorities 1ho bad pat up
the arches the armed ranks The issne OF
the negotiation appear proposal to present
the address on beard had been by sixteen
seven We may therefore, suppose the ooune pre-
OF Albert. Prince OF Wales The sacriaco OF the
living 70 the dead was, q. any rate, accomplished
derry and the Boyne Water was not pulled
do~n-bui neitner did the Prince pass under It.
The painting ri ark cherubm and burning bush
the medallion of Garbadi, In novel combination with
the Bible aud crowrthe orange calico, the white robed
"a broken do circus rider'all maintained the ono
surrender resolutions adopted at nocturnal mass meet
but the Prince bad lifted anchor and steamed on TO
Cobourg Tther multitude Of these posthumous oyaiss
hurried by railway, and presented themselves In array,
have gene on 70 Toronto but the head OF their
federation there Withdrew his cornteusnce from such
.eemly exhibitions q allegiance 70 William and May;
the pleasure Of visit from the Prince and orangs fana-
ticism received quietus ~ well - . rebuke
Great credit II due 10 the Duke OF Newcastle for the
wisdom and fairness be has exhibited under some what
trying Circumstances. There u enough Of ultra Pro.
iasiIs 70 recognise !. no ie I'm pleasant than plain IS
possbe there may be people here a home foolish enough
10 think ,ba, the Prince requires admonion 10 be
faithful jealous the for which the prentice
boys OF Derry did such wonders. We have seen news
peris Of an Oxford education Of the heir sp
parent But have faith in the gro rth OF public
sentiment more truly Protestant and ChristAn-a senti
OF cordial good will towards good citizens Of every
creed and OF confident trust In the ability Of religion 70
| maintain itsef without the help OF princes
THE IRISH VIEW OF THE TROUBLE
The spirit Of Orange loyalty Ia not confined 10 the north
Of Ireland psrysdes many Of the large towns Of Eng
The absurdy Of their demonstrations they were con
Quoted quietly and obedience the lawful authorities
assume 20 YER above the constution the CT Inalty
One the latest and orcbie Instances
S.n In their m,re than conauc,
70 the OF the Queen tbs future Sovereign or England
marked By respect and courtesy until he approached
King ston, rhere Orange rch erected and pro
cessoo resolved on such a We are Accustomed 10 an.
ailv an lirr md Al "
Duke Of Newcastle the Prince refused to ride under the
arm, or 81 all give the sanction 81 hi, presence 10 pro
orangsuen told distinctly that the her 70 the
Brtifh throne would not In any way identity himself
nevertheless they persisted In their resolve Taey re-
fused obedience to the ws ION OF his counsel Buffalo
Sson 2, voc s,n n ~ V ns nhss 4Sn
Prince refuses " land aud the oransenen won't yield
there 10 great excitement At roro1to from tas same
cause
Another ceepasch ssys-ssA meeting Of Orangemen nj
Toronto resolved 10 adhere TO the prosr OF in
iepded procession, with banners, &c. The news from
Kingston created great excitcuent and serious coase
This N The state Of Affairs In the capstsn depeaaance
OF VI gland where m, only the AMI aii rla propre
tss &c, NJ defiance but the Monarch herself pabcy
nsrned By those incorrgibe raiians, who bring with
than In every cline their dets stable propensttcs
However sds unable ali this bssiness 10 Ia reality.
however guilty in the individuals and disloyh 70
circumstances TIA, il viii bring results which
al honest men moot earnestly desire. The
fact . riaiaiy established that these
not oDlv tsoys 70 the supreme power, but that they
would place that nonarcha power under their feet Cor
their purposes and the assertion Of Ruculens rule
vbch recognizes neither mercy, aw, Dor religion
Restrictive acts OF Parliament, have beea poverless TO
bind an 4 control them. They make oobweos Of them
They STICK BY their traditions, never iea'n anything
never forget snytbi1g. Their magistrates and clergy
teach them this course, ani urge them this cole
q mors's. But tie truth apparent OF what way
fhey ndocir mated their secret cubs They have
come fo collision with the Queen OF England, asd they
must be taught that their unsocial policy
Lusarce that must be abstej Canada "a Catholic
try ard recognised by the British government Bot
thsse would compel their future sovereign iato
Orange dsmrns;atcn Offensive 10 the people there ~
70 those II ifcsri ho have been nsuted under such
rTscice Tor couple Of centuries Nhgee hqpse havg btea
iCEtiae5, anf ther wives aud cndren Slaughtered. IL
ihey hsi btsa successful or The Prince hal bee. 50
yec-g as e recovni-s Orange processors sad pas "a
ger Oanse arches, u would have ben pnbl,r Insult
Ard .srhare have rauxed anfft h.t -.ntha~