The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
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The Excitement In Canada
West on the Increase.
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BLOODSHED EXPECTED.
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THE PRINCE TOLD TO GO home.
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One Hundred Thousand Orange
men Aroused
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WARLIKE MESSAGES FROM TORONTO.
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The Prince Refuses to Land In Kings
ton, and is Insulted,
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WARLIKE MESSAGES FROM TORONTO

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KINGSTON, G. w., Sept. 6, 1890
Early this morning everything was alive and stirring.
Indeed there has scarcely been cessation Of excitement
during the night The Orangemen quite early gathered
their clans and presented an imposing appearance with
their Gags and banners while the streets were crowded
with people
state OF feeling prevails which bids fair not only TO
create immediate trouble but 70 result in consequences
threatening In their character 10 excite the apprehen
sions Of all concerned The difficulty Ia nothing more
nor than the revival Of the old discussions that have
almost from time immemoria existed between those two
beigerent bodies the Protestant socisy OF orangemen
and the Catholics.
In the present instance this seems to have been pre-
cipitated by the determination the part OF the
former participate in the ceremonies OF Che reception
as separate and distinct association and 10 erect arches
bearing emblems Of their principles along the route OF
procession--embcms generally of the most offensive
character and calculated 70 the worst feelings Of
their opponents. 10 prevent this display . strong
effort has been made by the Roman Catholics,
and by their mass meetings, resolutions and other
means determination has been created on both sides
that likely result In Of riot and bloodshed,
inasmuch the Grange bodies always known 20
armed and ready for conflict Already warfare between
the psrtsaus has been In the press OF the
provinces and little 10 70 be found In their columns
than the reports concerning the Prince and dpuatlons
concerning their rights. privileges and Intentions
The following abstract OF the report Of meeting
OF the Roman Catholics Of Kingston tho Gath uit, win
show somewhat the state Of the excitsment;-
The meeting was called In consequence Of the Official
notice given by the 0rangemen OF this city TO the General
Reception Committee OF their intention Of turning out as
body the arrival Of his Royal Hghness the Prince Of
Wales and asking 70 be assigned place In the process
sion.
On motion Of Mr. MAcaHow, the Very Rev. Vicar Gene
raj Mcdonnell was requested 70 preside and hr. Anthony
The venerable CHAIRMAN explained the objsct Of the
meeting which WAS 70 give the young Prince the son Of
our beloved and most srscioIs soverogn Joyous and
the Orangemen Of this city with their party banners and
party emblems being allowed place In the procession.
their intention TO do 90 an insult offered every Roman
Catholic In Upper Canada, and believed that, properly
our hpDos su sSs srs
me orapsemen might talk Of their loyalty and boast Of
that meant-but be believed, and he had good for
knowing during his residence OF over sixty years amongst
subjects in the world than the Roman Catholics Of Upper
Canada He remembered well the time when The loyalty
Upper Csnsdans v.s put 70 the sst and none stood
lies OF the Upper Province He believed there Wa more
true loyalty in the large meeting Of Roman Catholics be
the majority Of those who formed the Orange Society in
Upper Canada. They were loyal from principle, was
when ,usa asI owS pryss or Soc.
He called upon the meeting no take energetic action u
the present moment; was one big with the most Inn
throughout the Province Let us, he said, be united
temperate yet firm, In our language, and, he bad
ardns The further dcvsIo Of that association
which had been productive OF 20 much misery wherever
H. obnoxious principles we're introduoed
Mr.. MAcARow, barrister, OF Kingston, learned with
deep regret the intention OF the 0rangcmen Of this city 70
turn out In full regain upon the arrival Of his Royal
the cisreni lodges together for that purpose had been
extensively circulated He thought Il imprudcut, impo
litc and ~ sdvsed on the part Of the onngemen 70
atempt this display the present occasion The CAtbo
lIs would not stand H. We Ill subjects Of the
sovereign; eli devoted 70 the and persou Of her
% Der noble son : right royal welcome 70 the city *
Kingston. II was, therefore, most wrong and most
po. Or rsioSs eSa4ss No mag VS.
loyal 70 the British than be wAs person
more DESTROYS Of giving Joyous welcome 70 the young
party embems and insulting music allowed 10 Join
the proceasiou thx OCCASION he would be reluctantly
opinion under these crcu instances take part 10 the
proceedings He glad 10 this large and enthusi
ssc meeting 70 night 10 the hall Of one Of our hrst edn
that the Catholics Of Kingston had been II iast aroused
from their indifference, and determined upon taking
sioo Of orsnss,sm ne trusted The sssaS taken 81 The
Catholics Of Kingston would be initiated by their re
gonss throughout tbs Province, and that although they
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bad been marked with much mischief, and Who now,
In this free Canada sought 70 deprive " Of The opportu
nifty Of bidding Joyous welcome 70 young Prince
NE following are the resolutions pss~ed,-
That do most earnestly and respectfully represent
10 his Royal Hxhness the impocy Of recognizing any
erct ponooFeligocs association Who mar take sdyan'
iAfe Of the presence hs Royal Hshnes 70 make polti
cal capital for themselves BY creating religious feud Ia
the community, anf do therefore, most earnestly and
respectfully protest against the Orange body being al
lowed place 10 bs procession upoa the reception Of hs
That while portion of her Mssesiys subjects
more devoted more loyal 70 our beloved Qaeca,
s,lo greeting than the Roman Catholics Of this city, Ne
reluctantly resolved however 70 abstain from joining
In the procession the orangcen are recognized The
cccAsiona course We would respectfully recommend
rcligons ts throughout The Province, wherever
similar display Of the Orange Order ID contemplated
That vc, the Roman Catholics Of Kingston, do pledge
ourselves 70 oppoee, b. all the legitimate means In
city and also 70 oppose BY all constitutional means The
return ~ power Of any octAl advising sAnctlonlng
such Demonstration and that Tor this purpose
sssistAnoe and % operation Of our fellow Catholics
hAi copies % the foregoing resolutions be forwarded 10
hs Exccllency ths Governor General, his Grace
Duke o. c~ssie and 70 the General Reception Commit
Krosros, August rs, 1850
The following article clipped from one Of the Kingston
papers, - view from the Orange side Of the quss-
ton
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fhe papers arc askine, "b this Brtah Provincesn
Boz much more apgrcpriaie would u be u they asked
rrotcrtsnurovince where civA and religious liberty n
granted 70 AL, and whore self government ersbf These
obeervAioas are securing 70 rosssns evcsy esy snd