The daily gazette., 1874-09-23
The Primer Of mates Debts.
The QUEEN PERSONALLY ARRkNozs ron
IuEiR SETTLEMENT.

The QUEEN PERSONALLY ARRkNozs FoR
IuEiR SETTLEMENT.
A London letter to the New York World
says
The Onecn hiss done the handsome thing
by her oldest boy; sud probably no act oi
thu. good Quceu's reign WAS wiser than her
| some " hat iardy resolution 10 pay tue deb ;
Of the Prince Of Wales. Tbs ia what she
hes row donc-or rather, Sue has made all
, arrangement with the creditors OF The itinco
by which they wiz @et all their money III
three years The amount of the debts, ny
iudlcious examination of the claims, has
been reduced to about tiO0UO0 "A mile OF
only 5000, 600, you VIII see aud beheSe
that the claim OF the DOkc of Edinburgh
was the ore that wPs cut down the mos.
THIS sum the Queen has agr, ed to pay IN
three equal annual instruments of 1900 900
each, aud the litst payment has already
been made Ivy check on Drummond's
where her Majesty keeps her money. or at
least some OF It. The hand of Mr.. Disracl
has probably had something to do with this
wise arrangement. When Mr.. Gladstone
was in power he was asked 10 make an ap-
peal to Parliament for money 70 pay the 5 I,
debts, and he rather encouraged the idea.
One of his Cabinet Ministers, however, ,rath-
cr violently declared that il such an appcol
were made he should oppose i, and the
matter was in allegiance wi hen the change OF
government occurred Mr.. Disrleli, who e
good sense never deserts him, nd, .sed the
| Queen that though Pr-li2ment would no
doubt vote the money, the appropriation
| won d be an extremely unpopular one, and
| that Her Majesty would do much better }
Iply these debts out OF her own resources.
ihis excellent advice the Gu en- h?s rccep-
It'd. 1no English republicans e'o the or'y
people who will be d'ssai siicd 1t tokes
away a very l.-ge slice OF the capital upon
| which they had expected 10 do bus'ness dut-
ing the next few monte, and II places the
Quecn in IN extremely favorable light. lleI
Majesty hrs been fIUgs'-we" that IS a
wine; now she avlis hei. e'f of the fIui.7 OF
her frugality aud doe ; what may be said tc
be a generous oct; and that ia a vi,;ue el: ,
| When she ascend 1 the th' one, p1d wi L
she was yet grl, she paid her ia'nel :,
debts. She has nt yer got n } debt hc sc '
In the demands which she has made iron
time TO time for "settlomcnts' on her child
ren, she las only asked fer what the con
tract made between her aud the nat on en-
ttled her TO demand. All the glumblinl
which has been clpsed by the Queen
economy Will now be che Tged int . applause
and now nothing woGld be more easy tina,
for the Prince Of Vale to behave il q men
ner that would immensely strengthen III
tbrone on which hc hopos ome day to sit
That excellent nslaes3ke OF youls, the Lon
. don UrrH, gives some good hints on thi
subject. Art,sicence philosophy iiterItGre
IL says, "ere az within the legdimat
domain of ConstltEtional Eng. The sue
cessor and the f'1sman OF the Edw ards q
L izabetb, and OF William of Orange W.,
always he III the moutfs OF men, end bi
| name will be repeated with en'husi" site
pIaise or with Contemptuous 'nd'fieren
according TO the policy he chooses to follow
He hes seen N this very ef- how erel
might be his 'r1ucnce. \ slngie remark {
hs on a picture created a rcpu' .tion. II
might One day find himself + rs of E"glon
in a fashion OF which lie has never dreamed.
| 1t il all true, Lut am rather skey .icsl rs I
the Willingness or the ability OF the Prime
to avail hlnself OF this excellent advice
very much fe9r thai al The bot ON there
livery little in him.