The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-03

and The march OF human rogsss Ia also 70 be ascroed
,p siEqs degree 10 sbo fact that God tearing and
by ) bloated bertne In the came manner the pspau
symrsshies Of ae head Of the state might iegtinsty
exercise wholesome Influence upon ms tendencies Of
our egnaton and approximate the advent Oh that con
plete political equality, without witch there exis.
bu: shanow Of freedom The tour Of the Prince of Wales
in TIE United states Will Aape placed him in POSSESSION Of
rnaslsn0 onudote 20 the ossrous falldctss h re9arf
the eGsct Of dsmooaic Institutions phfch chung % ioit
50 wueh prsnaesy IN the aristcyatc circles Ia ,oAth
had his own e.ea opened, oa. ne hns
gained the means of convincing the few honest
and Of sencipg the sraty politicians wso KIN
hog their rotteaness. profess them, serve
selfsh ends He has been In lard where the two grand
hvgoears OF the English arlsocracy-mar hood stuff
ara the ballot-exst IN fail operation, exper
tai novelties, but tried and approved portions Of
electoral organization He VIII be able, and honor
able English gentleman, rust no w,ll be willing,
bear his ketmopy that the extension OF the franchise
does not produce anarchy md tss ssors, voting
utter political disqualification. He has dwelt In
land where no Stale church lays violent hands
der 10 swell the incomes Of IL, ministers, ba. each
man il free 70 give his vounry support to the
teachers OF tho creed which represents his ~n convc
tons If he be candid he will that under such 40
organization religion Bourehs 10 full vigor aud dads no
check 10 the foil development OF Its wholesome influence
human conduct tory minister would 0nd himself
screly nonplused In his conference with King whose
mind has been enlightened by the fruits OF his own per
sonal observation Moreover the Prince OF Wales has &c
al home, ana uhtch trust Ne ou not be induced TO
lay astde when he returns 10 his naiiue land. Ia
the United States he has mir gled footing
OF perfect equality with merchants, and bankers,
aud literary aud professional Can Il be imagined
for moment tina, he viii offer gratutols insult to his
countrymcn of the classes by ntirna'ing 70
them that he deems them unworthy OF tho Intercourse
which he has voucbsaed 10 their Transatlantic cousns2
We easily imagine how ref eghing " must have been
10 heir apparent 10 escape from the wearsone
ciety OF high born nanily and Ind himself face TO face
with genuine unsophstieaed men; and We fervently
trust that lack Of cousge win induce him to hesitate
70 secure for himself at homo SO fruitful source Of
pleasure. Once break down tho Anticipated barriers
which shut out from oourtly circles men
who have earned distinction in any honorable
calling, and blow Of iucalcuable importance viii have
been struck in the rational liberty. To the
shippers Of Time abuses auch achievement may
appear impossible; would not much have been said
eighty Ave years ago o. visit Of homage TO the grave OF
the rebe general OF the American cuilnss by heir of
the Brtih throne? Nor have yet arrived AZ the end
Of these arves, which miiestones the road
Of human progress To day II is Prince OF Wales stand
ing revereny uncovered before tho mansoean az Wash
ipgton century hence II Will DO an Fmperor--or per
chance an Archdus coz Arptrla making pgr mage TO
Rome and pay ing his tribute Of veneraton - the tombs
Of Garbadi ard Aa,zo beneath the dome Ok g. Peters
and then Fastening 10 Tho Old cathedral u Blda 70 do
honnage 20 the grave o. KOssuin.