The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-07-27
n -CKED PRINCE ALBERT
How Engiislimen are Preparing
tor heroiatiop When He Be
cOmes King.

n. Y. Herald.
Talking With AN intelligent
young Euglishmau, Of good family,
Il barOurtts son, who has been in
Texas, | asked dim how II Vas that
many OF his eOan;rymeu wert buy
ing land in this country Just ut this
tine.7
"INilltell you,r he said. "There is
very general feeling that there will
be a great chan % ia England souu,
equal to that made in the South by
your civil war. Although they
would laugh at the idea ii you sug
gested il, niue out of ten men in
England believe that Albert Ed.
ward, Prince of Wales, will be the
last king that England will ever
have. Revolution is silently but
surely preparing that will unroot
all the remnants 0t the fendal sys-
ten.
"For instance, the house of lords
will have to 20. The hereditary
legislator is not in accord with the
times; tue Royal Family, tco is
beginning to be a burden that peo.
pie are not SLOW TO complain of. All
these things show that what are
called revolutionary ideas grow.
twenty-five years ago no English
gentleman would have dared to
give utterance to such sentiments
as these. Now you can hear them
everywhere.
"a COOL deal depends upon the
Prince OF Wales conduct when he
becomes king. Ii he is careful,
sober aud prudent he will put off
the evil day +; but !! he continues
his loose living and disregard of
the social decencies 1t will come
very soou. The beSetIing sin of
the Prince is that he cannot or will
not let other meu's women folks
alone. Startling tales, aud true
ones, too, are told OF his corruption
of womrn in high life. The
Lady Mordaunt scandal was
only one ont Of twenty equally well
known to people IN society, but
not to the public.
"Tbe fact is that no English wo-
mau who values her reputation
will allow the Prince of Wales to
pay her the slightest attention,
for it means her ruin ii he eau cGm
pass 1t. So many heart.breakiug
scandals nov come TO light that
seIf.respeeting women know they
will be Immediately shuuned by
their own sex and avoided by men
who are seeking wives if this royal
senSualist be not kept at a distance.
"Not more than II month ago the
daughter of an earl stopped
dancing and openly refused to go
on with the Prince, Because be
was holding her TO closely aud
otherwise misbehaving himself in Il
large ball room. She lett him iu
the middle OF the floor aud asked
an acquaintance who was near TO
take her to her mother. This
young lady hLd known him all her
life, aud " as one of the attendants
OF the Princess Louise, when she
married the Marquis OF Borne. Her
conduct was applauded by every
one, and although he apologized
most humbly she will never speak
to him again. This affair maze Il
great STIR III society, although it
was kept out OF the papers. Parents
are not anxious to have their
daughters go to court.
"As | began to tell you, all
thoughtful Englislmen believe
there Is u revolution impending
not necessarily IL bloody one but
one that will make mighty changes
in England, particularly in her old
aristocratic aud social system, and
they think it only prudent to have
% nest egg in America. Beside in.
vestments in land well selected are
always safe. The purchases made
by Lord Dunraven, the Earl of
Weymss (tormerly Lord Elcho),
the Grants of Scotland, Lord
Stanford, the Duke of Sutherland's
sou tLord Hcury Clinton), Lord
Beaumont, Lord Archibald Camp.
bell (tbe sou OF the Duke of Ar.
gyle), Sir John Rie Reid, aud many
others | could name, have turned
out so fortunate that American
lands are now looked ulou by care
full, clear headed people as the best
and safest investment possible.
Nobody can carry them Oft, and
they cannot run away or be burned
un is the argument IN their tavor.
"Two gentlemen from L0udon
bought 100, 900 acres IN the Yazoo
Valley of Mississippi, last month.
They mean to colonize it with either
whites or blacks-the latter, who
are acclimated, will be preferred
AMI gradually get it all into culti-
walton. You can sell .iand iu Loudon
in well located section OF the
United States as readily rs you
can sell anything, and j have given
you the reason. The belief in
coming revolution induced me to
buy in America, and | know ol
many others who believe as l do
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| The chnn who left his lanllalv IL