The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-08-22

LONDON, Eng, July 30, 1889,
II has been y great week for London,
aud particularly Americans, We have
heen Her Majesty Queen OF Great Brit
ain and Empress OF lndia, both IN her
royal robes aud IA her every day Gl0thea,
Her Majesty, who has excluded her
self 700 much 70 please her people, was
IA her happlest mood, Her hfat wed,
ded grandohild the Princess Louise OF
Wales, daughter OF the Prince OF
WaleB, Heir Apparent ~ the throne Of
Great Britain, married W her mind,
and the Queen'a bland, mO0nBhaped
lace WAS n halO OF royal content,
Many things combined 70 make the
marriage agreeable ~ the Queen, The
bridegroom, the Earl OF Fife, In hrht a
Scotsman, ana Her MaieLsy loves the
scotch, aa Hhe does the memory OF John
Brown, Second, no In a rich banker,
with an Income OF 10000 pOunda q
wear ln his own right, with rich father
70 back him and pTlncely estates Doth
In Scotland ana England, Thlfd, no II
an only son, and ah the standard, the
Conservative English newspaper do
horibea him, "eyery inch man"
Her Majesty has no puny wehklinga
about her, her lloyal attendants being
"braw bOOtamen," good English "beef
eaters" aud taWny Ap0lloA OF the faf
East indies. She ha1 no Irish attend
ants, aa both Queen ana Court nave
great dread OF dynamite, ana look WIN
suspicion on every son OF tho "auid
sod" o.,
You know the Scotch Home Govern
ment bill has just been agreed upon, l
taxed OF Conservative now ~ was
that Salisbury and his followers were
30 ready 10 give assent 10 tho scotch
bill and no atrenuOualy opposed " the
Same grant 10 tho Irish, 49,,
90, the scotch are very good child
rem, was the reply land tho Irish can
not be trusted"
Ihe truth IL, the Scotch have
been 80 petted and oourted That they
arc AA much interested an the Engllbh
In maintaining the British government,
while tho Irish aim 10 absolute inde
pondenco. This accounts for the
scotch petltion, signed by 2bOOOO rep
reaenlatiye Scotamen, praying that
hom0 rule be- denied 10 Ireland,
SoOtamen are everywhere In London,
both In trade and military; the Irish
nowhere, A Scotch regiment, wearing
tho tartan bands Oh their fatigue caph,
headed by q band OF Highland bag
piperh, la national kits ana plnida, al
vldtB the hOnOra with the English
"Beef Eaters" IN guarding the queens
palaces aud In escort duty. The Queens
own ruddy checked Gallo iOOtlnen
stand behind her In her carriage, In
Scottish full dreaa, The fourth cause
OF her Mujesty'a pleasure was ~ the
popularity OF the marriage, Great
Britain 10 thoroughly up In arms
agalnAt any more marriages Win "ldlo
German princes and looked coldy
enough upon the marriage OF Prince
Beatrice, the Queend youngest daugh'
ter with q Hohon2ollern, But the com
placency over the selection OF Louise,
OF Wales, has been one broad smile,
from the Queen 10 the "C0yey'
The following song, 10 guitar accom-
paniment, rendered by bowling stroll
ing singers, 20 the molly crowd assem-
bled before Buckingham palace on the
wedding day oryatalizos popular sentl'
ment concerning the matter IN general
Wedding March
What nobby preparations horo Ia throughout tho
land,
Tho people Of our nation thoy mean to do ihegrand
There's going 70 bo wedding tho bells viii loudly
ring
Tho dear beloved daughter Of highlands future
klna
size went across tho water 10 aooiandb hly quarter
Aud the Fan OF nio no found her aud throw HE
arma around her,
snJs ho my lasaI love you tuo aslhe stars above
you,
Ana when come to England why rll make Louise
my wife
Chorus
Oh my nj what viii tho Germans do
Tho Eari of Flfo ho mcana W marry PfIneon Lou, |
10 win huf hand aud heart no had airy
she's got Fife ho means TO play iofl HE, oh my
Now tho bag.pipca thcy viii play to pass the time
away
Atnlahiucyql gyo ball Just to make things look
gay
Johnny browns ghost viii no thoro to dance tho
highland nlnR
And then ho'll show hIs sympathy 10 our most sra'
cloua Queen
win the Prince Of walesa nunEloi and tho shah
0f rcrhlht monkeys,
Singing Yankee Doodle, with Alloy alopora poodle
The scotch viii bc delighted 10 200 tho Germans
nghuns
And turn the Palace inside OUT upon that wedding
dayl
Ieu ang God save tho Queen, three cheers for
Prlnooe Lou
Drtona ncyer AhAll bo oulayca oyogot no work todo
II we've MI rot empty bellies we must Join In Tho
fuss,
II tho rich folha have tho oysters what's that to do
with ua
Lots strain our pipes together and wish cm all tho
pleasure,
THAT married llfo will bring ON aud have no thorn
10 sting 'oin,
When tho little lsltca arc coming weshal hear tho
hummng stunning,
succcaa 10 Prince Louise aud tho noble Earl OF ffo
Another cause Of Her Mujesty's |
pleasure was In tho fact that the mar.
rlage Of Louise OF Wales ana the Earl |
of Fife was love match. Tho Queen,
as historians will remember, had her |
own romance ana married an inferior |
prince, much to the scandal OF British |
conservatives. The Queens heartis no
small part OF her present rotundlty and
she encouraged her granddaughter In
her self.made match. For this the
Queen has again been criticized by the
"upplsh ups" who say " cheapens Roy.
atty 10 marry with petty MOBILES. After
all there 10 n good democratic streak In
both the Queen and the Prince Of
Wales; and this is their strongest hold
on their people.
The Queen got over much Of her own
by making her husband
Prince Conaort; and now she will crown
her grand.daughter's romance by con
ferrlng the title Of Duke on the Earl OF
Fife.
Lobouchere marshalled 40 votes
against the Royal Grant OF 5000 pounds
u year 10 Louise. But oil the same II
carried and now the Royal family will
draxy hAu OO0 nnundq n Vaar from tha |