The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-21
VIII One OF Queen Victorfa's SONS Rule
In south Amortcag

American
from the Lonlon Chronicle, Jan 81
One OF Queen Victoria's ruling South American
monarchy! "vsion Of glory, spare aching sight,
contemporary points that whom has completed
secession his state will be republic and
suggests that the change monarchy would bs easy
and agreeable There u.s. certainly, considerable arts
tocracy the government Of the little State II Ii still
the only State where the Presidential electors not
elected By the pe0pethe state Legislature retaining
that power in It's hands. There " also something
aTstocracy In the life and position OF Planters "they
toll not neither do they spin' their slaves work for
them and all the world their doors begging for
cotton. II might be easy to change TINS arlto-
cratic republics republic also, Ike sparta ~ old WIN
its hel0ts do the hard work-nto monarchy, but wo
think the idea OF kngiEn Prince seated on ms throne,
studded with the black diamonds Of slave grown wealth.
factoring tale too readily believed by the worshippers
Of cotton England It Is true commercial enough but
not 10 the hearts core hor not quite 30 stopped
with cotton wool our Charleston friends may nagine
and though Lord Chancellor sitS woulsack, the
keeper OF the national conscience not yet entr0ned On
bale Of cotton. 1t certainly would bc all things con
ideTed, the strangest sight In tho worii-beatng All
pantomime Observation-Disclosures our Prince Alfred or
Prince Arthur TO accept throne in the stronghold OF
slavery descendant Of George III retarnns % Claim
the allegiance thrown on nearly y century ago,
would be odd enough; but think u the stil more
startling PICTURE highlands Legislature and sovereign
paying 80 900 goo To drive slavery from the West lndes
and then few years after wards-n the lfetrns wa may
say, of gcneraton-an English Prince Of Queen
Victoria ascending the throne Of a slavenoiing Sta.e
"a rich jewel in Ethops earl' Why, u Queen Vic
toria thus supposed 10 be possibly tolerant OF slavery
II undefst at tho time whom tho Honorable
extent for slavery that the Queen wrote 10 the authoress
Maid Of Honor at her Court expressing regret at
the Of the work The other day also, the Queen, Ia
granting an extension OF Lord Broughams peerage
his brother, mentioned, MS one Of the reasons FOR
30 dong, his "exer,'oos FOR the suppression OF
slavery and the slave trade In their present
excited state however, anything coming from
South Caroinians Will be naturally wild and in
coherent Their compatriots the North have, how
over much advantage in this way 10 boast Of The
day widely circulated New York paper had long
article explaining tho intentions and objects OF England
.p f-.tt. tn I'm he WAlf tpA
|. would ruin colonies, but We foresaw that II would
lead 10 abotonst agitation III tho States and 10 the
dissolution or that glorious nadoracy a-o with that
iendish end IN view, VIZ, greatly DARING paid
go coo 900 for tho pure pleasure OF doing owl Thus
story IS lifting companion picture 70 the young English
King OF 4 young American despotisn.
But to our n,ind South Carolina in this matter has
thrce opu TO her" The first she 10 have
thought OF herself; ana wa have, think, Indicated
i,s--to use a uid term-lmprobaoilty We shall
kindly present to her the other two, and
shah send them ION 70 charleston early N 'n y,
tho present Gay, * young king just about 10
lose a and good situation. Charleston Il
not lovely the city OF Naples, but the population Of
southern oonederacy would pa probably e1na 10 tho
population of abe Two cestha family estate just lost
~ ths tine young king In all other respects tho South
the negroes infinitely more respectable than the az
zeronihey work more at ell events, and reay belong
10 tho productive classes; and como South American
scerery IS fully equal TO tho best bits OF south ltaIn
landscape Another great point 49, that this young king
.syscant thrcre.n His father Was j man who tho
roughly synathzcd with ''civil and religious slavery
all over the World' and detesIed all reemen Of all
co!CrS. Then, "tbat world which IL the old
Tennyson sings and geoi.ssy indicates--Nould
possess this kiog ths OF tho oldest
and most royal family in the world, the House OF Bour-
bon That iilustriogR s reignng race, all but
extinct IN EurUru. Her Majesty of SPAN daughter Of
the House. but she has pushed out The hereditary right
fu claimant and when the King OF taeta goes male
Bourbo will sway European seepre. All the better
for America Taking up that Industrious tine where
have dropped it, Westward the STIR OF empire takes It's
wayn-she will produce variety Of tho breed ami
the Bourbons Of Carolina VIII excel the BraganZis OF Bra
iii in dignity neat imported from European courts.
We may in hasty ignorance of the value OF what
lose, not consider this calamity, but til. time may
when Florence begged back tho ashes Of the
iled Dante may request south Carolina to lend for
historical museum specimen OF IN acu live reign
| ing Bourbon.
We have another suggestion 20 Offer Spain is the pos
Of Cuba and Mir. Buchanan has 0f.en hnted
rather broadly and coarsely ~ timesthtt tho Power
which borders the Gulf OF Mexico ought have Cuba
Ntrc lei Queen Isabella forps,d end mule aardsne
otter for South Cioytnd Flor7dd ard Loa,sadaa, i the
ltnoe Of The lf bss ,cih (sld will b. comri.d No
gument used Ia the Osend manf.eto but would tell
here The people OF South Carolina dislike the RUE OF
the United States preparing 70 throw II Off
King, and wish union with Cuba let Spain buy Sousn
Carolina and her sister States, and all viii be arranged
| But the money! aye, there's tho rub" We confess
cannot discover amy man, child in Europe
who wouls lend spain money for the purchase; but
hayS ths h0rtAcrn Ha'-frloivtHq isesyyGnid, STATE
that rather ies promises % paywoud accept ia lieu Oh
the purchase money, round sum In Spanish bonds. II
So the rsle on both sides vii be complete.