St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-05

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/ Ii. W Smallt.y III y. Y. Tribune
The London Times--Its Power and Cir
culation Undiminished
LONDON, Oct. l.-When Mr. Emerson
! published an analysis of England. undcl
the too modest title of English Traits.
be divided il into chapters. each treat
ing of Il certain element or represents
tive fact going to make up the whole
There are chapters on Race, Manners
Wealth. Arist"rracy, Religion. There
Is another about the Times. The most
penetrating observer who has ever writ
ten about this country perceived it.
= ''iIng Journal to he not merely {:
power, but an essential constituent
necessary to he desSribed in accounting
/ for the actual England. This chapter
was written more than twenty year,
ago, but it remains substantially true
to-day and instructive. True. that is,
with respect to the power and intlucuc.
OF the Times. not true. as | have al
ready explained. with regard Io lis e;j-
periorItN a> 4 newspaper. which it has
allowed to pass AWAY from it. But il
Mr.. Em"l>On were Ia re-WIitc his
book. he would find more to alter in
other chapters than in this. 1t is WORTH
while to compare his judgment with
Mr.. WatterS"n opinion. on which
took the liberty 'n comment i'll il recent
letter. The comparison Is. | admit.
unjust to Nr. WattrrSnn. for Mr. Enrr-
sons is deliberately formed. while Mr..
WatrcISom sends off his swift impression
hN an early post to the Louisville
Courier journal. He has. however. the
advantage OF being able to modify it
any morning he likes.
NO power in England. wrote Nh.
Emerson. lis more felt. more feared. OF
more nhcyrd. What You Icad in the
morning III that journal you shall hear
in the evening in all society.
Tn" influence, of this Journal i Il
recognized power in Europe, and. of
course. none muIc conscious of il than
its conductors. The tone of its article,
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ever, Er"Ii,hmrn Who Ln, murb ,hIr.
in vhat !, n,ir.r 81, IN th,. world
4, LrturI. roIitirS. t,.,Ir. ruum,r,.,. man
pf,rtur,, Literature. uu ru1t,, what
uiust sr,. lrd fL, ,,uuI,r nr .r, IA
n..,,I,. j. Increasing every YEAR SOM.
of them dislike the Times hu1 tine,
read if. and tL,. rrrr,.u.c of moi ,,ndi,,,,
il. which some of them make i, un,rl,
an uttrrtyfiou II wa. b,Ii,y,d tL,.
urIru, prr,. wnuId ,at into the ,.ir,uIl-
lion rr th, Tim,, nr t,,rc, il +, u.,Iu,.,.
ifs ,.1i,., \n.u,.L t,S,IIt has t,,II,,,.I
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rival LuuIi~I,mcn with = pri,.>,ur,.
turu tu !, inSiiuctivnk ana il takes
pleasure in civ iuu To the world letters
on every conceivable subject. The
tnurist who has lost his luggage. ON an
Italian railway. nr been plundrrrd at a
hotel. will ret S,1ut attention from The.
local authorities. hur t:n. Times open.
il. ho.pirohIr rnl,rmu, to hi. cumuItiur.
and presently the railway disgolgr> and
rIr hotel kccprr finds his custom lray-
iur him. II is the one central au,hnl-
it\ in ENGLAND which the RAILWAYS. who
I1urh at the Board of Tra,lc. and the
,nIin1,, raristrot,., vhnIrt, tIr Home
Secretary. fear. The, even sometime,
,,I,, if # risks urtinus tnr IiLrI with
n,,t ui,rhcr. Nnt many ur brnuuIt
for = ,impIr 1raSou il aIwaI> FIGHTS
and ry,rI ATTORNEY IN EuyI,nd know.
il and \ client u,Iist hoyro = lone upr,e
and , >tulboru t.mncr to stand am,
chance rf = verdict If lis rn,r4snonI-
emf. tIy ,t hi~h ",me that makes IittIr
difference, 1 letter may contain an at
t,rL ON ,u archhishur. and il viii nu!,-
Ii.h tL.,t mr. :, I,,,rut ,hnut .,r,. ex-
tortion i,y the pnst office and trI,rr!ph
authorities and that foo viii find
ready admission. The capacity of the
English for taking trouble about six
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