The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-23

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a nor @ dSss
as matter Of course are all asses and in complete "
not 70 trust yourself 10 native doctor tor
such as these scarcely know how 70 cure even Roman
fever.
AMERICAN ARTISTS
especially those residing In Rome (Sir John Thomas
himself seems to know the Eternal city BY heart.
and does not shrink to mention people by their
initials) came in for large share OF abuse:-
who are theyr he asks n y,'aoss Indignation
he a e 1s ON
Italian SOIL and have none az the present time but their
soo luxury AND Ths VI yes a in
sys ,s @ ans Il to te
q I win false
q, ms,n Ro ia. 1%ss !.
could sScc 70 give the real value q which
tSes 3u
IS;ssdS,
% the %ss with soe are eges
They ushered the studio. the centre Of which
Be-
Sse eS1 70 Of 70 old SS Artists
whom some attached TO- such studios or to some
" sSsn he % ' sss
the light they Is take AT the praise given to work which
,c,.r,, - AN y. .. ,Es, rRoDvcrIon
ca Il Is Italian begun AND worked Il
what light can E9gishmsn or americans lay claim to
on s hs
e s
sa 70 o s ears e these s TO arr as
are sent 70 America under an American name. ought
this this to be sufficient to exempt the%s
g or paying ssn
Of the government OF the United states who is party 70
i ISw a SSs SSs s
nor w IN your country and the materials Of
which Il has been hewed cannot be called Yours Ihe
sole fact OF ne presence on an american subject VINO
months smoking Havana sigars, taking up now and
seTs y n To look aa ms when
visitors walk cannot be sufficient give il Ameri
portation duties The true reason Is Widely different
rHE AMERICAN wouLp-sE ARTISTS
obtained the unjust privilege OF which complain by
protect national abroad and open the territory OF
works by American artists residing on the Continent to
dneir c3nnymen This measure has given rise TO most
art myself have had ample proof Of lis demorazing
Europe who would gladly purchase Italian works Of art
bu. after cacnating-and can that they are
pay over and above the price purchase very heavy
the donss Of individuals who eo%e 70 nSy IN our eo re
try ana 70 earn Their living there by making bad copies
PAINTERS.
Then the painters are killed OF. He says:-
We find in the so-called artistic world in Rome the
Rome because poor city has been especially chosen
for their by foreign Bohemans yandas
wanting IN The barbarsm Of art and 1t has found il
savings o the panter faithful VIE ro IRONY ss the
mountains or oyer the sea Have you seen my husbands
has sS%sep %Sa
ema Gpao s Ren eS
nityl Poor ili-used pallet Unhappy brashes What
shortly ASd Where as ss f ns
always in the days q seryide boasled the title Of
10 Of ns TsS Pshsns Ct "s
Ip RNapcr Mas
Weld Fort9ny, Cara, vestnnni, Rossi. Marian simon
marble canvas to their sublime conceptions Visit
the studios Of foreign artists should BY chance fall
70 be the work Of IL woudbe author but Of
ger sell bis chel his brush others DEFY such
a. Rooe,. cara.nI II R ARTISTS wo.
the besartiss Of whom England and RIGA boast
another Justly Genowned artiswas st III alive he Womld
endorse my statements
Our clergy, physicians and literary men come in
who do you think these great takers attack when
their Intentions are oled and they fail to impose
iers who they accuse OF taking percentage on ali the
bargains which they induce their employers 10
OF doing themselves. When they know the arrival of
sened to hun They are always on lis footsteps hey
try 70 meet MIN a. the bankers in the Piazza Iii spagna
millions not having son in their pockets, for their only
NJ Grant TOO kind to turn them out Of his
house
the courier OF the colony The clergyman and his vile
priests Kulptors, painters literary women, the
iasy bybodes introduce hcmssyes INTO all the hotels
OF their own lame and renown II may be well 10 know
sI
naae aoa %
IS 'py e sni yS% oaq hs st Ss1
but IT + s capital Sne1 yes have it now
have been sold Europe and America it in this way
ike London Paris commerea lis eoris
TO sell rbands, flowers pomatum and elixirs remem-
many Sfnn II during
and to
company strangers through the galleries and be their
advice u 70 he anueEy VICTIMS Victims
saa s s # own tor hs nT
great deal of the new arrival and offer TO accompany
" whom y S exact 'ne
10 their isR OF
accompany no more clients 70 their shops When they
and taks object q nearly equal value to That which
sSa es S sSST or to ny e%
the fe s Id Putting % on 9e with oanoa or
DOCTORS
relates with tears in her eyes, the many miraculous
cures accomplished by her husband, who has saved
thousands of American lives she descants upon the
lists the tokens of esteem and affection he has
ceivcd from the clients that he rescued from GER
tain death. But you not believe word Of itu
l continued, Just fancy to what fortunes you
would be subjected CHANGED TO TALL into the hands
OF these veterinary surgeons. who doctors
for had they been such they would have had need OF
leaving their native country in order TO theiv v
ingn In giving expression these sentimentsI
convinced that speaking the truth. know of
AMERICAN nfPPocRArEs
who has sent OF his fellow creatures into another
world than Grant and sherman all their battle fields
do consider this opinion of mine to tic at all exagger
ated In America, where lite is merely considered
material power and where IL is easily disposed OF when
II longer render the services which expected
fulh little account Is taken Of medicine. IL Is easy
buy diploma and TO under its protection the
easy profession OF killing fellow brethren Where has
and does the foreign doctor study What hospitals has
he frequentedr What scientific principle does he
apply TO the cure Of his patients What does all
that matter TO hsmr 1t il but question Of ucre, much
so indeed that he will boldly you that IL is only