New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-11
TIE VISIT OF THE PRINCE or Wales.
RECEPTION AT TORONTO.

- ToRcaTo, G. W., sept. o, 1901.
Bapuily for the success ssal progress OIL the fnAes
rr the more favorable expectations respecting tn
rro,,r.v of the Toronto O'augsmen were realized II
,a.. h hsep the soothing councils Of the moderate
anona ,hs c;;,s-s or II might have been the shams
wlicb the unmanl, din, lays at Kingston and at Belle
vile wrought among the D., ''''en N''"'','"' n''
produced the much desi red change OF
rate the change wss wrought and 1t 10 Co. ''a' I'd
regard to demonstrations before the Price, tao Or
aDQemen adopted sufficiently reasonable course, end
that h perhsps all that need 10 know about The
matter. As to their motives, the means by which
they were resonse5 TO the demands OF courtesy ant
fairness snd the m, s.erious msshinery by which such
rotous spirits as the vsgraDt peiner Robinson aud
FapDgan the butcher, psci6ea and held Ia check
it Is needless to inquire too closely.
The exp eden's of the Orangemen in compromising
with their own cousciences, and Jieldinga somewhat
awkward compliance while, 1t the same tine asserting
their uDdanned Independence, lad something iodicrous
ao ut them The Orange arch wo1d not be tolerated,
ns' was clear 80 IL must be sacrificed altogether, or
OF ito Objectionable sences. The latter
oie'hauve wac the decided upon. Offensive coiors
were esche~ed, inscriptions CELEBRATED and mpe7ti'
nen' pa aPherna,ia withdrawn. But there was ons
lon' winch could not be yielded. The picture Of the
glorious, pious, and Immortal William must not DO
efiaced To prevent ilI-fselug, however av trans-
ioImatofy touches might be applied. by which. Ike
change Id ha'eqnlnade, the figure Of the Orange
king should become that Of Prince Albsr, E8svard-
attitude, gesture, dress, and all but mama ren.a;,;,g
unaltered. This, accordingly, was solemnlv doos In
the next place could not DC denied that to preserve
harmony the party procession hold t.ef "a, ,,os
IL. e n,lI
udicous exercise Of fortitude but to 20 80 f.r a.,
give up altogether processi 80 long Contemplated
was concession not to bethouebt Of for momsnt.
procession of some kind, then there most BE-. ana
procession there was, at O'Clock yesterday AT ar
pooD, come hours before the arrival of the Prioee
in which sll the Orange resources were demonstrated
TO their fullest extent. For WHILE the streets were
flooded with the briehtest Orange hues, aud great
line of men, stirred according to the dictates of the
order and headed by the Hon. J. r. Cameron. psn
Of influence and position, who nevertheless holds the
Office of snd Msser among them (undoabt. DIV suoh
positions have their uses in stirring political tiue,,
wound through the city without inpedueu., ending
10y psntouime Of some deep bat undiscovered pur.
port, before Roman Catholic Church. Having tAu.
courageousy insulted their feeble enemiee ard other
wise vindcaed their party dainty, the, gradually de.
with banners and Insignia until after the hour fixed
for the Princes reception which was declared TO be
stubborn violation of their pledge. Certainly the se
pesrance of the Orangemen in this city was infinitely
more respectable than that of their brethren 10 King
ston. There were fewer men of the aspect Of the
vagrant painter Robinson, OF Flanagan the butcher
and there were many of sufficient air of decency to er
cite wonder how they could consent to eounterancs
h, rafio do al
less distinctly Offensive than the dsorderly and
despicable show at Kingston and which partook Of
much of its irregular character
The Prince LETT Cobourg early Friday morning end
proceeded by railroad to Peterborough stopping briefly
On the WY the village of 0onsbee where he enjoyed
sbiug commune with an ancient Iudian chief aud
he ,rd the national anthem performed by band Of abo
rjgiDsls At Peterborough addresses were sxchang'd
aftsr which the party proceeded to Port Hope. Here
a vestige OF latent bad humor was revealed. As the
Prince with bic suite appeared, afew cries of No
sender" were beard as well as grosns and Kisses fof
the Governor General. Bot these were soon over.
borne by the general enthusiasm. From Port Hope
the lay to the town Of Whitby where addresses
were also presented and thence to Toronto by seam
b lat.
A fate beyond human control as in the case Of Mr.
OdHts anu hls CcmPcb me W ho-
other repiti ion of the old familiar statement that il
raipe at the hour 6yed for the lsnd1g The shower
this time however, was neither heavy nor permanent.
After little delay il gradusll cleared away, a,rding
all proper facilities for conf rtsbe debarksion. The
cer monies Of reception performed just at tw-
light, in srpe incioauIe alphabetically arranged
and finely crowded with spectators An evening pro-
cession through the city folio wsd the effect of which,
in the midst Of the 6tfnl Ii, BIT which the numerous II
Nominations dfnsed, novel and agreeable. Even
thus uncertainty H. it is evident that the larger pub
lie decorations of Toronto superior TO those OF any
place yet visited The arches almost all Of superb
proportions and elagsnt adornment audone symmetr-
cay combining the fruits of Antumn-the tall yellow
CON- the rpened grain aud all the natural offerings Of
harvest time, is the most perfect thing Of the kind
ever raw. The holiday appearance Of the city Is GER
air charm ing, and if its temper remain equally co.
rtmembrances excepting those of satisfaction Can
be associated with it. Yesterday feathers 'eign
might have turned the chances against harmony AUD
goodwill. Now all seems tranquil enough, and the
hope tha. TIE brief hour of misue when the vsgesns
painter Robinson aud Flanagan the butcher held sway
can no more be renewed, continually rises
GBy yelegsphI .o
ToRosro, C. W., Monday, Sept. 10, 1900
The Prince went TO COlling wood to-day oy the
Northern Railroad. Gro 4ds were gathered az every
| station, and the Prince went out in an opsn pa Io
car to let the people hin. Arches bad oeeD o.
ct several places along the line aud numerous sddes
were presented At Co'lipgwood the party went ~ IA
cruise the Red River in the steamer hescG' ,hai
the Duke OF Newcastle sho wed great interest in '
route 20 the Pacific. .-....;u,x 9TH
deputstion from Pittsburgh had an interview WHO
the Prince to-day to ak him to pass through s
| on his wsy TO Washington. The orange u,inIu ~
| 80. 81! .a,,la Tba Dnke was go delighted Win