The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-10
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| PfuAtt utC tne war Just as Frc, H'uh ornptr. A
f. that Enalsbus have TO do e TO p~sik q Z IN
they save free ana outsnokaD press, o 10 IT,.
, know at Won d become u them. ris roiDr8t a
House OF Comuous ~arts reforming st o ,cn
efnnce. for more incompetent one fer tts pessle
interest never existed.
There Is er' az fear entertained that the I'D Gag
lsh plsr of subsiozlng is about t. CONNIE .ce. Cur
Ssh fr,ois ocefed BY tie Tx gl-k, are to bp takes
! inv tie pay OF the British guvercmsns Aatria,
I If sN fig rs at s on tne size oi the Wet
err l'twers, must, it up ears be sabsidizoc
sd Sc ,v'en has. il is said, asked for sub 10y
ssle pat ~ ainst Russia Sir Ch ries Napier end
| s<5mraI { Sads ave declared. in private e., "a to
ty~ AtmlyA Ay, ttat x Ia impos.ib,e to tss. G on
s'sit s.S escsSprg. Thrse letters weie, mo II i1-
- tie Sdnh ilsy f~u,. How che Car viii chaoAjc
+ Mhen he hears f Il, ano' considers What boastor
h<te has been by tue Srtn,h saa Engirsh SO ,be
vsaoerial Baltic dest and wSst II 70 eff ct Od
ssso iis. lsss before I he wosia oier .'teI be ic
| heSSeA or 10 St. Pet rsb1y. Tee Engtisl papers
| nre sn.ady dscuesing where the Baltic 1eet shall
| wnssf SO as 70 comnAencs ope' ssins usxt yesr
T,s oYatlou ma 10 he an naeHtood now by every
one t16skhe Russian war wfftbe aseinE aud disss-
hsus 6sS ard Inst the lfencn snc Eaeii-h
govern tents d. cad rEfr triun "a OF democracy whfoh
rnuy aff5Cat OF II, ~ mlch as they do THAT Of the
One Of siesheroic dsscnsers of Silistria is dead
yOnDg Er aieh capfasr named E6ttef, oriy TIVE nsy
man Goes sis;was o~e itS defence, sndtoe kassisns
their terrible hsees- HIS nane 10 written on the
rolls c fame. ESr geriosn deeds be ranks with the
imnSrtals TaN na'ionsEsne ~ iuriss rrcnon, sns
balmiDg end giosffNng his memory For forty days
he, wsOnced. AMI with handful Of Turks. guard
ei an cutpost and 'h the spirit Of tie hravest OF
the bravo, he fOoshtHA ccutaeved hoetcof enemies,
and at <pgth destroy ed the courage Of mighty
army and the prestige Of a R'eat nation. Butler,
aay. after day, .pc1osA led prodigies Of valor BE
Pilgrims will visit his grave Sitstrs, for tbs
pretent, and hereafs ~ spot where It stood, will
ne hia mausoaeum.
TIE insure ,tion IN 81 ain has tfiumphed. and
Es2srtero the Duke ossvk tory, IL at its heal Dis.
is disquieted. Mazzink is abrosds wuioh always
snss ssnss1 Pa.ss y 81 dsss ~ sa. !" sa, ~
Of every crime Datursl' aod unTatural. under
heaven, but he allowed TIE u giish TO travel safely
through his douanioos to No Vast. and Chat covered
Mecti, the great scienser farmer sas Just had
bis annual gathering at his Mssdei farye Ia Essex
where great notablties frcm - parts er the world
can reapng machine had been proved tfssurpass al
others. This must be considerpd ss desisiye.
Nothing strikes Enghshmen 80 much 10 reading
rity Of the latter in vigor ana Sinfoimstsoh g tss
former. The Americans are. BY Gar better speakers
than the English. There are few good spcsicrs la
wS thc snS ~ 70 sse M
cone up. Dsraoli IL nothing nnless be " personal;
he has not the slghtcst preteDsions to the higher
order Of oratory, such a. distinguished Barss. fog
aca or social philosophy and works them out a. tho
great man inst mentioaed. DiTaSAs model is ttse
p'oaigate Bol,ngbrosc, who was an ashest in every
sensc Of the word, for he had no helief in humaa
virtue, and he was only actuated, hko his moaera
Disciple. by ambition and revenge. DisraeHs
object Is to attain the summit o. human
power in England, which can be granted to
subject. lie has no dceire TO benefit Eis country
and the gorid--his only wish is TO show what
talent can accomplish aud to confeund those wno
dcspise bin as IN adyentarer. He has all the in
difference to country, the hatred Of mankind. and
the pride Of rae which distinguish the pcope from
whom bis family havo apos'atised. The very re~er-
eDce which lie assumes FOR the English aristoraoy
is . mockcry. He despises them IS q worn out ADD
doomed caste, unworthy tho privileges ehey enj,y.
and 10 only courts them to make them the stersing
Mephiaophiles. Look again st Gladstone. Thi.
man Is nothing but fluent casuist, and ia lockei
upon ~ sort Of Brummagen Beli,L Lord John
,on be wSaa Sses svs 1ss occupied tho
rank and fsmily influence. Pslmssspn speaks
well ON subjects he understands; but thgsp sre scevss
and Lucas In the House Of Commons, aldlsough both
OF them are Journalists, are mi-eCatAc faaaAicA
Their only aim Is 10 exslt their. own sect ssd to
curse all others. Fox, tas Unitar rian, Ia. q good
spe aker, for he is admirable thinker md on edts-
cation his oratlons in Parliament are hl0s optical
aud exhaustive Of the topic. Bright and C"bden
are undoubtedly the best speakers we nve In Eng
land end bear the greatest resembanc TO the busi-
ntss orators OF Congress Bright surp Asscs Cobden
In that be s more dscursive in bis s1 ies, aud
derstands more great questions. b kh, however.
grasp subject boldly exhaust It tn S3oughly and
have remarkable powers Of persuas' m. They are
erotchetty many points, which ~ their useful
No 6cpy the fact that here are no ore,
tors I'm England, now hvng, with Ae exception of
Macsuey, equal to the great ones bygone days,
such as, for instance, Chatham, ftt tue youngcr.
Charles James Fox Grattan, and Burke. In this
humIug, barnum age, rs ft may b.. called. such ORA
tors would not do In England. ] hey would he too
exAlft ar0 the country would be worthy Of DoR
appreciate them.
England reolly ases not REQ, 4 70 be 80 good .
country fer rearing good bushes speakers aud
sors Of she United States. ES@ English lawyers
have declined. There are such men now az
Enkios. PiuDkett, Curan, Fioc d. Bro,lgham, Scar
lett Felett and others VINO II ourAhosd years AGO,
The bsyristcrs 81 Judges h. ~ arie but very In
ferlor men a. srssoss Bascn P'An L. an old
woman, and sos hs oaserig because he was
Bnsn Msule y only 1T 10 srfse jokes ior
PuHch. Judge Coleidge is- mo re fitted 70 vssr
The cowi than tudge's wig. fis for the preeent
Attorney General, he is fsasas. bat there il not
Ycu hear the English corkihq Ally crying out tba&
America has not nstbncl xtSsstvre; that Ia every
intellectual achievement thsY snk CO is but copy
ist OF John Bull This Is mAs& ridcuIous. Becsusa
| Americans write and fs0sk In the English ian
gusgsit is thought theY hive no peculiar invention
or os8hsllty. The s.aguls sty tn. customs, eli
mate and nstuial sceasry ~ America, its history
| and its mixtoIe Of raoes, peculiar struggIcs
| Ell contribute 20 modify th American inteilact
and to impress it with NATIONAL oiSinalit, !,
| The very latest impo tss ON from Xmeric,
Cough, the Temperance org or, is quite diiYercn,
tom any tney ever @v heard, or Thought
or IN roHAno. eouSn, ~ sbougb IN Englishm ~
.orp, = an hmeiGh IN u = education aud he has
from tnas circumstance ~ vented style OF orotory
sucn ~ no I'Hg,ahMah. )rn and bred In England
could invent lie has - captured tens OF thou sso
In England of all classes snd has Iscr nronemrcsd
by English writer's ths most esEctIve p~eso~ evc,
nesio IN 'nls coontIy, Look again ut Mrs. Stove
| Americans may be ~ yided in oolnim AZ 10 thu
utility Of har ~litinga, but in patsds and hnmcy he
genus ssr uanscenoS that CT Dickeas. Much tba
Dickens writes is - mby pamby stur, and there i
no wit or numor Y ! he slang sf his low Cockneys
ana no peihos ~ misery ~ his debased criminals
aoorer, sno AESS icsn nc fsist, ID o. much M
tlonai viitcr as Waiter. Scott. The prairie, the