New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.

TIE ILLNESS or tliI iriNCE OF WALES.
ABATEMENT OF TN NEWSPAPER rLCNHiISM-
HOW TIE PROVINCES fTGASD THE SUBJECT
MS INFLUENCE uTpN IHE EErJ BLICAN
SENTIMENT OF hNCINND.
tFRON TiiE REGULAR Cprti >PDNDkNT OF TIE TRBlNEi
LONDON Dec 16-Human nature even English
human nature has proved unable TO finish the week
in the ,t,le in which il begun. The Prince of Wales
better and bids fair TO recover. The journals with
about two exceptions have seized the Opportunity TO
stop writing unauthorized nonsense, There are
Nmptoms of returning sanity. The Times of this
morning says not word editOrially about the Prince.
The Standard does not give hm a single leading ari-
,lc. The Daily Necs is content with para Taph.
Only TIE Daily Telegraph still goes gushing and
ymCliug in its usual STYLE There is believe,
only one communication in all the morning papers
about sewerage. Even the medical dissertations on
typhoid fever are suspended. You cannot guess
what Il relief it is to read article with nothing in
it about drains How long the journalistic mind
could have gone on hut lor the improvement in the
Prince, condition, fnrbcar to conjecture. Even
the sermons we are threatened with on his recovery
will be welcome as a change. We shall be shown
the other side of the loyal flag. Thus far we have
heard of nothing but the duties of the nation TO its
future sovereign Now We are to be told what
Prince 20 whom his subjects have shown such aicc-
ton must be 10 them and do for them in the future
lie great deal to them, and something to that
Providence by which hc hes boon Incredibly pre-
1,;., ,c.i.;
~ do g." III 'i''i"- 'N' ''i III
Mc"hihhe' you are ho' "'d.'5 >'eA Vi 'l'o " ''''
subject YOU Will find IN the letter | am going to
quote an account of the state If feeling III large
classes and sections Of Fog'aad, worth reading and
c,r>iI.riup From flc provincial papers and other
indirafi,r. have. pr.,iuuslv described the proyin-
ciaI f linz, rs far les. tr;,.rlnt than that Of Lon
don ,.l,d q co~rc>p,rd.ut at Norwich i'm the
-, ,.,t &c .. .,,,.,fr 90, IN MT d,,y,, ON
g /, III i,
paper l.' INC H"" ""'''' N.''" ~ "a a. ~ nav
served ne Is Il man "''' N''""S 'e i-'tISH p"i'
i1r hct'cI IMAM / can pFitLh TO- KNOWS 'he "oihlnt
Glasses intimately, I!d has passed good part 81 ms
life among them This is what he writes; il is due
to him TO print il without notification strong as
some mart, of if may seem II, be in EXPRESSION:
.t,c.ol so,t,,,rt . d.. t,,, Co,r. and Prince Of
Wc. +. we'll Illustrate r.. zine only document ,yprps-
;t o,. continent a. n m mn IN Ioniou nv ucr.ous
,,,fos, I'm Inc dci,oel.. ,.i rcpubjic,n They take
,,o o.io, 90 g., ,,, iociid r.n,,lIico,, con,ic
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1o ~ot. Won t.r.t ~, %. rcl,i,r tlc,r o,vDauti
,iI ,i,;,lo 3; .,..,., for .,ro,,-,r ., an, any |
.t inv tl .il. pr.... 1,.tc, Of con,olinS with |
l. a.. i., liz, ,-, ..,o ,,,c ,ro,,iI. ru,rc de- |
ri!cdly i'm tbe proyiucc> TEe Norwich for instance,
t,,o most cnurcb .b,Ior.af r.t, OF England Beuca
C,tcdri cit iti.rot o,o a ,.irb nopllar sentiment
j. ,1,;.f ! ar cor, 1rl .io, "a II can I'm the great
,,ruf,,r,rng towns Of t. North Here in this capital
of Est Anglia Ubnr, -a,i1 1,.r+ons are found, the
+,.I,,,,, f 1o,,Ity j. .x1uplifed in a manner |
which Illustrates proyD,,l sentiment generally On
,,,r.-,. ,i,t tho Ri.,,u of p.terborongh delivered
-. IT, - tl, Z, f,.o.lr.I In . Iar,c audience %.
,.,iol, , LARGE ,,ortioD were workinrmen. lie com
,p,rol M, declaring That me WIS unable to give uroper
to,ti,r to mis- sacred tl,,,-1or could his audience
, him, tIeirs IN. ro,.,l oil the shadow of a great
o,.ty which obscnreI tlsir ni1.s and absorbed their
r,,c,r The Pisbou', D.,ur9l,on WAS that the people
o,,d MOT fix their tBou-h, ON the throne Of Cod 50
tr,plv wore they drawn 10 the Princes chamber in
s-rt,.r,o On tbe f,l,,yip, i,bt the Dean of Nor
b,,rr,cd a liscour., ON Defense Of Christianity 10y
expre,s,rg doubt whether il was proper TO proceed
with ,ric work while The Prince of Wales lay ill., Such
,.,,.s made in tbe face Of the working class would
Lead stranger TO think mat the common people were
the eve Of swooning with loyal sympathy, since they
hcsitateG to explore path God while the Her Ap
parcpt was suffering from typhoid fever Yet numbers
Of these very had lists Of small subscriptions III
their pockets which they were collecting day by day ia
their work shops for the widow OF the hrSt ""iNTc''
Republican murdered last week in Bolton il pounds !
are to be sent, onehaf collected in small sums OF
penny pence, as testimony OF Norwich Norkhen'
mostly of the Republican NlHh' against Inc ho'"''''
ruiiians VINO hiIeu ScAoieA'Iu '' b'4'oH'
"On Monday night. in the very midst of the alarm
the Prince three day after the terrifying kilograms
first beg to be issued, the most numerous Republican
Club meeting held for some time TOOK place. ana
SandrlhsNam Where lno II'"oo Is 'y"S Is =" 'N 'H"
borhoou 4ue h'Puo'i."" Oi"D j." % |
members There NAV De reaoi ID me reno al'cuo'c9 Vi
N"rOA iaooIerS WHO h'pt MS io! " - "'oS 'iy ~.
dc as IL woud DE o"i 'n''S or "io HoeiO0
IraVehig ID 'he traln 70 No' "ou 0u ' ~ ~
'he "d'lh d. 10 'H' -, NV So v ~ ~
uer ID lnc ua'n OponJ So 4" W Nv ..1o.eo5