Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-29
lcorroaponde,.co( Tie Cincinnati Gazette ]
Albert Edward

to lie very soon aNN very luoluhBHll We T.
eussed The old TumOrs bearing upon his ii
manner OF lite are rchearscd, and new ones Il
nre added. And, MS persons are IRE Ii
| ouenily present on such occasions who speak II
| thnt which they know, and testify 10 thai G
which they have seen, the conversation ls
not unlreqncnty of piqnanl description;
| One "has il from the very best authority,
| that tho heir apparent called upon very
! beautiful and brilliant American singer but
| she, having recovered from the stArilemeni
occasioned by the presence OF such visitor,
maintained her compOsure and her scl-re
srcci. -"'rhasigad, perhaps, hv 4 colornG OF
| Indignation. The cuMlthy aAtce ANa. -
visit by such visitor TO such person could
laye no grounds lor excuse and could have
hni ono exclamation. Another says the GOV
eruol of - told HIM he he felt great load
of responsibility taken Off WHEN the Prince
had taken his departure; for while he was
under his care he didn't know what sciape
his Royal llighness might indulge ih ana Il
third informs us that another Earl's dauSh-
ter Laa norcto Paris 10 cover her shame and
tile Princes crime, and n fourth relates that
ihe other day one ol his maid servants said
10 his wife
misses, is there anything the matter with
! the Prince OF Wales ?'
"Wly do yoG ask, lit'ly ~
l 40, because, ma'am, 'eard ono man say |
. in the homnibus 10 another that he'd bellei
I mind OF he'd get shot
D $50 YOU see added the gentleman, |
''thcse s,olies must be circulating among ne
@ lower classes, il they are discussed IN Inc
= 'husses. The same speaker cENlnnes -
G rccolecl seeing the Prince OF NNlea ana Inc
+ Duke ol lidnburg step ap to group OF Ia
II dies in the Botanic Gardens and enter into
/, conversation with them without removing
IS their cigars from their mouths Indeed, they
u smoked right in the adies'la laces. NOV either
s. the latter were not ladies, OF the former were
3 not genlemen.
E, "Well, " says d titled gentleman 0l high
station and character lone thing IS certain,
d Enrland WIN not tolerate another GEORGE
l. lV. A heentious court in this country would
O. produce a revolution. We have seen an end
H. III tile Georges, MS far as their wees are con-
u cerncd
II "But the Kings hccnlious courses would
III he more covered now than IN The time oil
Z, George w, and so, however the people
he might suspect, they could not feel sure. ."
ut "Don't you behcvc it, With our freedom
Gu III speech, liberty Of The pIess, and popular
u, jealousy al the privileged clnsses, there
cd would be no Keeping The court vailed from
ne lie pcople. They would see through il and
res 90 through il without much provocallon."
ne Such is ihe outline q dare moi print any
as more than the oniline) OF Il conversation
ed which is Il conversation highly specimeniary
oi what is talked all over England, in dining
~ hail and servants hall, IN omnibus and cnl
vos tuom. by your West End host rs he touches
glasses with yen, and by your East Enc
nto shop Keeper, as he tells his tale OF woe in
vas iliclcd BY n wandering connt and pfo1lga
ia plnee; by your barber as he cuts your hair
re- and your Turkish bathisi as he rolls yol
oui oyer on the marble slab.
nly Nor is the growing scandal confined alto
on gelher 10 the places where men and th
the other places where women do most eongre
on eaie The press OF England is ludicrousl,
nio addicted In showing ;hCir loyalty TO til
ear Queen by cndlessly and deliberately com
hes mcnding her vlrtuDus example towel, L
her all the royal folk OF the continent, but neve
rs in so many words 10 her prlnccly sons OF he
inc scarcely less princely sonsin law. But oc
casinnny the strategy OF silence gives plac
lied to the Tactics OF admoniioiy inuendO. Sam
and as to say, have n Cnre there ! We knoN
in more than we care Cor perhaps dare) to sa
COL now. But look you to il. England may b
of patient hut England is not asleep. Englan
cme is slow, hut England is terrible when rouse
de- under cnsc oil wrong and shame. Have
cs. care then, young man. Thy royal mother
re-" purity, and thy more than royal iather
gler chasly have made this people strong IN the
resolve To see the present glory OF the Ehe
four lish court continue al every risk ana al IL
evi- hazards
was So runs tie tenor of the occasional editor
1t il al rejecting the temper of the universal pr
al waite talk only yesterday, for example, u
Echo. Il smart evening paper OF enormol
was circulation, gave nearly two columns 10 u
rope swarms Of flying rumors' which, Just no
'ntcr swarm around the person who Is place
him upon the steps OF the throne. rms pap
port says: ,..o.a ,t,. t,o, n
2 my common report has recently made very II
very with The character Of the Prince oi wal
work not as AN individual, but as in some meas'
ut of n representative of the nation's dignity, Il
andsi the evil effect OF these rumors has heeh M
Q for keenly elt by reason o the queens Ieu
| won mrnt iram the active duties ol her eSal
I'd in station. ID has been alleged repeatedly, q
llem- Inc story. though variously told, ever gre
IN confluence. that the Prince of WA
having exceeded in his expenditure
A, hounts of his official income, has conlt
:, ,ived plated I'm application 10 Parliament 10
TI,e, sum Of money 10 clear oil his debts anu
- ~, "a sometimes added, for material mere
orrirJ besides To his annual grant from the hu
of The revenue
nj ail His Roval nghncss la then 'respecliu
al this advised 'nol 10 Jet the matter come be
niresi- Parliament" j." and his family Is counseie
lie deal with Tile affair among themselves =
,cuear often done in highly Respectable pr
lla 10 families, We NE then told ny lhls new
-eno,h. ner what we were told, us have sad
-, d,, nther evening around the decaniers, tina
empt5 England WIN 'huurt u" ii''''. '.',
:, vain "The nation never lnrgavc George
hrido,s aud since his day "a much sierner NOR
would has grown mp, while the stainless me ol
n time Majesty and ihe late Prince Consnlt hh
il, ihs tnbIishtd "A standard OF virtue for our !
,l,,eot family from which we should be sorry |
aEe the the least han Is breadth of departure
rmpla The refinement Of her Majesty IS dec
LELAND To hr every day Weakening the lnhu
,eued 10 and the institution ol Monarchy, hul
q The hoped that the tunor OF her translc
ore help forty On lilly thousand year nom het
s,,uggte lisi io the Prince ol Wales may be pl
nreyent lrue II "wond satisfy exgency, and
ih.ra- away the occasion for sncers." The "
fnr Now in common with all the English writ'
eonse- HE present day, is careful 10 remln
sbouh - Her Apparent that ''the Office OF col
nj nihc,s ttonul kmg is no longer TO guide the
/ heeome cfnmCmt oi The country, but to represe
in,, nf n national honor" The article conclnl
uteing "lh0ac who arc most nearly mi
ed 10 dissipale, by timely aud decided
ii e. Use Ihc Queen To furnish the
mas 'he munry'.) the rnmOrs which cast n
'9ut ioNf mon NE reputation of our Prince an
uhngn'N, uiuel The loyalty OF our people.
"ere nova What gites new impetus to these 81
Feun' lumors lu=t now IS the accession re-
s'4'1'", during the geceht tour oi his Royal iill
.H ~ l'sN thiotIeh the relaxing atmosphere OF Il
" u, "' r,'o T." cnt Greek papei in Gonslanllh4l
no years, ~ u.,is tnr nublishinr n scandalou
made lh"n'"3 p,l,irr III Wales" The
it OUT Oh Ugaii says "Nothing 50 scandalo
hphis, a"' thn ulmnr al course II me0ns) ever
eHty ,np lis,ri,crd tile puhlc press The conc
ny n'i III ne heoiagoNs affirm IN a card ina
re- sue heu uh,1. ,yrit, written in strange Cth'
lfo'her-ih- m,,t n.cd m a lIuycrbial sense, oi G
'h' Nt.p'i hand. aHa were published hy ih'
en