The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-07
THE PRINCE OF WALES AT FRfDeRiCKT0N,
FRkpyRIcKToN, N. B. August 6, 1880

FRsDEucxTos, N. b, August g. 1890.
The government OF New Brunswick presented the fol-
lowing address the Prince OF Wales this morning
The members OF the Executive Council for themselves,
the legislature and the people Of New Brunswick offer 70
parent the throne their respectful homage and heartily
welcome your Royal HgbDess TO this Province The in
habats Of New Bruns~ are the descendants OF the
Iy ssts no In the ~ the American Revolution,
adhered 10 the Royal standard and OF emigrants from
Europe and the British Isles; are ardently at.
tached TO British institutions; contented ana
happy in the enjoyment Of that large measure Of
rational liberty which mxed form Of government has
secured They have with patience and industry devoted
themselves 10 the ceveiopenett OF the OF the
country aud the advancement OF It's material interests
and since the Organization Of the province in III
bar 50 ady advanced in all the elements Of progress.
The visit your Royal Highuess brings 10 the recoec
,iou Of msny OF the old inhabitants the time when your
ilustrous grandfather vlsed this province, and they
with pleasure 10 his benignty and courtesy In
fcrin the colony II the design OF the imperial 60
that the constitution should be settled upon the
model of its great original in the parent State, but
not until the reign Of august mother her most
gracious Majesty Queen Vctoris that the principles OF
lf government fully established, with ample power
10 rptuls trade consistently with the general
policy at the nation Although IN this portion OF the EN-
pre your Royal Bgbness will discover evidences OF
the great cath Of the Old World, be-
eve that you will be pleased with the energy Of the
people al their success and that Royal Hghness
win receive new proof of their fitness for self govern.
of their altv to the Queen and Of their attach
to the institutions Of the fatherand. We hope
that in witnessing The discipline Of our volan
the patriotic spirit which anima,es the people
the parent State oso pervsdes this portion Of the En-
pre- aud that II the necessity should ever arriue all the
available resources Of New Brunswick will be freely Of
iered for the deuce Of Imperial interests and the
tenance OF national honor In again rendering TO your
Royal Hghness unieigned congratulations, would
invoke the continuance Of the Divine blessing upon yonr
iustrious bousc and most feryenty pray that your
Royal Hgbness lcrg enjoy the high position to which
Divine lTov ceDce has called you. Ever the pride OF
your august mother and the hope Of our common country
The Prince replied us follows
Cxx1IAMEN-I receive with much graf ifcation an ad
dress which, Whit II breshes spirit Of loyalty 10 the
Queen, and sfectonate attachment TO her family, which
animate the whole people " this Province does not fail
remind Of the claim Of your ancestors to live in
the memories Of your sovereign, and OF the British
agriculture the rich bar ks Of the river which have
the smiling aspect Of this city the capital Of
New Brunswick, all tend " convince apart from
you, Rraty assurances of the prosperity and happi
which you enjoy under the constitution of the
parent State and the INSTITUTIONS which you possess
Every your shores but especially the
Of your Queen, must earnestly pray that peaceful
a misfortune should await the empire. rejoice 10 OBJ
that In this as, vel a. the provinces which
have lately visited the self relying spirit Of patriotism
which prevails and in the discipline Of your volunteers
the determination protect the national honor which is
manifested in every portion Of the Queens dominons
for your earnest prayers for my present and future hap
pineee.
Two other addresses delivered from the city
Of Fredericton and one from the clergy.
In the afternoon the Prince visited and naugursed the
new Park. This evening be attends ball at the Para
ment House.