The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY 49, SHEET


and rdu,try was ps,h.ve, no great wonder ,ns. ny
lavish expen OF Brteh capital vast bridge shouh
be erected across the g. Lawrence, and csr
| tsnly could have wished that the journey Of the
Ing ola work the propretrs Of which ousy ia
state Of insolvency. But look a. tue neat
abundance and Of western Canada without
being ned with admiration At the patient industry which
has realized such results Defiance In the one case, OF
barren SOIL and, In tho olher Of and forbid
ding climate. Nor Is t paasibs to view athout aston
ishment hundreds q mles further wes tho rude Du!
successful Efforts which arr forming similar state OF
society In the praires Of Illinois and tho hunsng
grounds Of Minnesota rhe fAtgaes and duties u hts
journey cannot have left the youthful Prince much time
for reflection but he compared tho before
BIN with those with which he Is familiar the Oonttoent
must have e sSs tho main cause Of al the
and all this progress 10 that liberty and sefgoveru
mens The dearly priced nne.'s . o. me ns.oa
carried With them 70 these vast countries The lnstitu
tons Of America differ from ours, and We have never
hesitaed 10 express preference for tho constitution
under which we live; but that must not prevent our do
Ing fun Justice to the merits Of nation In whose famo
stutons though not 70 be coveted by who have tho
happiness TO live In England In tho reign Of Queen Veto
other country OF sept thai om which they spraug re
reception Of the Prince Wales at v.v York, ,oere ham
Srs osr as m 1m o a. io % a.s,o
order, among us-to offer 10 tho heir Of crown
reception the most hatesps TO b and the most nonor
Bile themselves that be imaginef IL In itself
lesson TO ery one TO Whose haads pocr - or may Be
eommted Of the visdoss Of otinsn1 the operation Of The
Prince Who governs nation which has learn. 10 the or
binary Affairs Of life " govern ITSELF that DO It's
police It's own Amy, that can r ame ia laws, ani
recognizes the duty obeyng them without fon and
without compusion OF tho machinery Of government
Prince COULD Of course, no,hsg but Of
the external manifestations The two forms Of popular
sovereignty which exist side by side In Canada ADD the
no we n MOI man sny one peron
win not be LOST and that the future King Of England will
bring TO the throne Of h ancestors
IN Nj md lhus
his fellow satures and poble con adeuce IN tho dealt
mics Of race which EFFORTS In the East ind In the West
the wonder Of mankind A institutions which they
initiate and at prosres ami prosperity which they Ind
l. impossible 20 attain.
From the London Post, Oct SOL
The Prince Of Wales win have some curious remlnis
OF his transatlantic wanderngs and they vi have
small degree the merit sf freshness
Alone princes he has epoyod the offer Of quitting
the domnicrs he Is herea. govern 10
and making his august entry ato The Unted States the
me rsbd exer,iors Of m coz doned oansemen ~ maze
him pass under arsh covered with tlsnsive party
,ynools will be ono Of the curiostss Of history. The
Joys OF ten pins with Miss Lane 70 him aloae Of
all bis compeers and none q hem have witnessed the
derious enthusiasm Of republican crowd At the
sight OF real prince But stranger, perhaps, than the
attempts to convert him into acrobat
or demisod 10 the attempt 10 convert him into an
advocate OF slavery yet TRANSATLANTIC autacy has not
hesitatsd this wonderful meta and the Prnce
has been asked 10 visit tho south order that be may
behold the spectacle OF great planting region Inhabited
by ger temen who own the ssd tho a6orers who Gull
tvate IT, which no Is told is something mot TO be
heartily that the statement were consistent with tho fact
are afraid Cuba and Brazil would furnish somewhat
melancholy parallel The planters indeed might naturally
enough jump at the supposed chance Of converting
future KING OF England 10 proEavcry opinions, and
secure such potent ally in Europe; but much fear
thai II lie not merely sla rery they wish 70 reconcile him
10, and that worse turks behind "By visiting u.s."
they say, he Prince Win be able to Judge for himself
social condition. and DO will, We trust bear
with him whom he quits our shores an increased
respect for our Installations. II is Q most happy
result when the leading milds Of tho great nations are
Al
States when they overthrow the barriers which prejudice
or Misguided philanthropy seeks % build up and when
they exert tht energies 10 bring about far possible
friendly and unrestricted Commerce between tho people
Of eachn Commerce in whata Is the heir Of the great
back TO England admiration o. that institution which
viewed with equal terror aud disgust ny tho best AMI
~isest Americana Charming tells that the whole 10.
Of the slave Ia TO keep mind childhood ana bond
age. Though living IN land os ight few beams And
their way 70 his benghted undertaking No pareat
feels the ausyOf inssruc.ng him; no teacher provided
for him except the driver who breaks him almost in
childhood 70 the serve tasks which are 10 al his life
NJ book 10 opened 10 his youthfol curiosity. AZ he
advances In yeaxs exctemens supply the place
OF teachers He Is no, cast himselfmade TO dep,ad
dormant faculties. FED ard ciothcd by others llko
child drecAd IN every ,tep, doomed foe life to
round Of labor be lySs and dies without spring 70
his powers, often brualy UNCONSCIOUS Of lis spiritual
nature. Nor 10 this ai When bonevoence would sp
proach him with instruction, 1t repealed. He Is not
allowed to be taught Ths nsht jeioufg barred out
The voice which would speak 10 him a s put to
silence He must not oyen enabled to read the word
Of God. His immortal spirit systematically crushed
Such 10 The dreary prospect which tho Prince invited
70 cenemps,cn the Amer'can yles o. mo nsi,n'on
American experience Of The p,litisa eject Of slavery
likely to be acceptable to Tho heir Of cons.t1.
tonAl monarchy. slave according 10 the autho
riy, hostile 70 ibe love OF order, which, In union
with the love Of liberty. mo great support Of
mrs, aud gives the hssit Of command not obedience
The absoute master not likely 10 Distinguish himself
passion and self will for law Il poshare 80 common as ID
The saveholdng States But II sould bo ungrscIous 10
dwe uson the darker shades 81 character which slavery
induces shareholders The Soath teadsroi her hospi
tally 10 the Prince, aai NC haze doubt u woui have
been ss hearty and CORDIAL . th, q The Morrill, wsish
lis upqlaGed exupe hs gone lar ~ wards relntng
10 heart and spirit the two greas sections o. mo Anglo
Saxon
stii what lurfed unscea in that Invitation Is matter
for earnest aud painful CONFEDERATION u vas not ap
proval u slavery tho abstract which thoso gentlemen
wAhed to win frcm he hrr Of Engixna Troy have II
Already 10 their own nsttutou--and he can neither
proiony u nor AoSidge u; but there another qucs
lion ars'rg, 10 which 70 doao; thelr tsoughts were
tuifed; now = little ciont no bigger Than . mans
hand, bot note can tc. how sooa !, may turn into
dangerous ienpost hts no secret thai powerful
tories determines up0n revival Of the slave trade
rbey argue that their tol 10 unlimited, that they want
cevelopemer, q wealth b., that their supply q labor
limited that the African race raised 70 shat stage Of
elsixauon ana is'aisceee M.ien xh mtmassy reaier
mon, and that ua1c sh ch thus produces mutual bcoo
as ought no ouscr 70 be suppressed "a deieence 70 ms
bearing Of tn great o. % the soah upon
sutecis sppsrAinpg peaAriy I, the in,ern. politics Of
tue United States and 10 " .Ch to 30 fearoi that they
great tea The at sa nsLt of their obsst
than sccords entr vin The fec ng, the opinion Or is
dignity Of this county Tho machinery ready % their
hands The gofls Of baval ocsrs employed 10 the
suppression Of The tago t6e on tho vert coast Of africa
rform q the nad formidable mode Of contact
rg the els trade ~ int stock C0myAaes, defgnscf
nEIpcdiioss TO shica principally formed ~ some o.
the respectable hrGs the Havana, and also NJ
New York Blstcn nt Mes Orleans and evea furnish ~
with the OF oe 81 the principal agents u The alter
ctr receive thg CaY al 81 abe uumber " shsrehoi
ho form company, an1 tnea proceed AZ Iolioss
the arepi procures batU azsd czsns " act captains
OF the Intended ala ofs they srefurnsbsa ~n money 70
purchase vessels sad csew, generally composed
u foreigners VITO Ner long residence the United
States have acquired al The sppcsrancs aad Of
Americans. Thcse people furnished WITH American
proiecons pur hased rom really Americana; thess
projections shown with the ships papers At tho
ION house, and the vessel g clcafed ont AZ bona edo
American generally proceeding w the Havana whore The
water Save coppefs and psuks for ala 70 dess are 70
ceivef on board ard IN many oases ergo Of run ana