New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10
NE VISIT or THE PRINCE or WALES.
q.
BELLEvILLE AND COBOURG.

| CoBoUkG, Z. w, Sept. T. 1900
IT,. A. 'oes at Beleyilie yesterday moraiog
| us,..,a,'sss much By the re ident OranQemsn.
q. nv tbe dsnnta,,s 'om Kingston, who, under the
| voors,, ,.;n,o- 90 and other ieadeis. bid ra-
| poly putbed forward mpeo 10Y "ppn 'ne rHnoes
departure from their own city, I. oe'f ne,gh-
bors 10 eqnal suemorstrsiions Of ~, "'"u SP,e' me
town Of Belleville resoundsd all n of"'og WHO
vehement inyectiyes against the two I, '''efnnsnt
, officers whom the Orangemen have agreed 3. regard
"a the al authors Of their grievances the On, Oh
Newcastle and Sir Edmund Head. Avowals Of airs
ton and respect for tie Prince bimsef frequently
made by the stump decaimera who at various tines
held forth but were always coupled with declarations
to tie efest that his Royal Highness was tarned
" from his own wishes by the daring Ministers
" who misled him." The 0rangemen affect, in public
and in private, TO believe that the sympsthies
of the Prince entirely with them. and
that if the pernicous influences of his advisers could
be for ehort time Withdrawn, the result would be
graceful compliance with all their demands. This
would be an amusing IL il a less harmless deiu
sioni but the dissRreeable consequences which are
likely to continue 20 long as Il maintained maks 1t
matter of sober consideration. Nothing OF
course, can atone for the display Of inho5pitsbe
oscouresy already eiveg but little repentsnt grace
al The end might soften tbs disgrscefu aspects OF
The evil Even tbis, however, can hardly be hoped
for go long s. the conviction remains that the Pncs
or any OF bis party can regard the outbreak with sny
feeling but that of indignation or contempt
The condition Of affairs at BeIleviIle having pre-
vented landing there the steamboat Kingston started
for CobouTg, whence assurances had been received
that no offensive displays of any kind would be per-
mitted Here the Prince landed 10 the evening, was
cordially received both in the public streets and at the
bsll given him at the City Hall, which he attended
with bis suite. The popular feeling 10 this place
against the Orangemen s very strong, and although
email band Of the fathfo bearing banners and badges
ard led by toe sans Major Flanagan, who took 10
conspicuous part in the proceedings at Kingston,
came mp by the evening train to prepare rigorous
disturbance Of the peace, their valor has
for the hour given way to its better
part discretion, aud the Major while awaiting
favorable opportunity for his demonstration contents
himself with vapory meDaees. Do not be WED By the
distinguished military title which the FaniugaD bears.
In bis ess lofty moments he is simple butcher we
might guess from his air and mien, which well enconr
age the suspicion Of many bovine slaughter, end
bleeding lambs unDumbered. When you bear that
this rude boor with bis vulgar speech and his
assaults upon all those whose actions have aroused his
ire is the champion Of great religious cause, doing
staunch battle for q noble prucple-which his sd-
mi1eIs and followers forever proclamingyou get
fair idea Of the amount of dignity which attaches 70
the whole movement.
The quiet of Cobnurg seems to encourage the hope OF
relief in future from q repetition of the disg-acsfui
scenes of Kingston. Intelligence from Toronto now
gves assurance of areasonsbe settlement Of the threat
eDed troubles but the vsgrsn painter Robinson is 70
lie there and bis capacity for mischief is CREST as vel
sa that of Flanagan the butcher who Is also TO be
foremost in the throng ia hard 10 speculate upon
the probable resut Opinions among the highest
officers o. the Government are divided Some predict
tranquility; others apprehenda display of dangerous
violence but whatever the event may be, you viii
have been Informed Of it before this lave reached
you.