, 1875-09-25

fn,ti,i.a LIN cu'il.ir1A IT tl,sIr appointment: -
Tar HI t!le~ haso snc"telel III he'o'nn2 I'm
T. ,yerninr rla". All tbs mt rr,nnfM rras,,n
ms.gnrl for rnuno.lhg nn tnfttiLent IN TINT hu
lIan Lost political supremacy III Tia locality.
Why d. wo mt chansn this sytte,n2 you nn1.
Tllote aro roIns 1iIac:t."s u a trehnlcn1 char
Artcr. toneycss csnnot oianpa it, oven il ~
Hirpntctl. hchiss TIN CHns.!tilon lotgea tia
appointing powcr IN tho IFo-iJnnt, anil Tho
rntnuying power h understood to be part Of
Tbs appointing t,n:1er. TIN i'Fr-,1ont for !ho
t,1ne te,ng, coutI change it il he wouA hut
lin acth w ,nld uEts hasc t!lu fosts Of exaHp!o
to 1iA AuccessDr In tsNtiL neither G,nKrc.e nor
resident appear u A:r!se huv change. They
nro the chief hcnct}cares oi tic 1'uttfran sc.tv
sly of tho srp,lnters. III r,iHt NJ fact. public
oi,:1lioi. Ii Mt y.t fully alirn r. tho csrc.lou,
md gruTing cTils af tIr prrY,cr Tt.eso
evis nro undnr4tou1 IL I.aye lnsut in tho
i'rcsidoncy Of Gsn. jackson r'ale forty ynsts
usn Pi3or to slat ti'.lc tt.r American Gtsi! Ser
sIse waa vpry much what tbs I.,.rh-ll Is ubw
yo: there hl+ l,ran m c'a"sc u, iaw or Caust,i-
tipn n4ran~liit". lut Lnly If practice. TIN
Amtt1cAn Elsll 5'rsl"s has now Lur,,tns in Eotne
rctE"csn iiko tho Eng'tI IL the tImn NJ Genrge
ILL.,, when ine:iLc's nj Parliament were hsb"t.
with p!hro to hound the war a;ahtt lilo Cnl-
on'cs. 1t ls syrtrfn alliei cannot !a.t How
tnae'I further rli4rlnuf it aiust work ere 1t La
abated tine will eLnw.
THE TsfTEu tTArEa A CAausL WARD.
Engllsh urltcrH have for Ill" 11Hst part given \
had hanle ~ tt"ir own collntsv. and Afterwards
to other ronutriea they have vir,ted. III : tnvo
created tho impression abroad, no far ~ !hcy
we're shle, that Eng Ia lnalillr n'tri fof fos".
anohs. md paupers, md that AntrieA il trnui.
Ially distinguished fur bsArgart.. atnei F,siiie1.
ard'diyncrj women. THIS ,A not the i'l.ee to
defend tny nwn county. Re has We! tnncIl to
learu hut submit that she ls 5erfhsn1ns,
useful though tedious Office IN washing. cnnl.,-
i.,E. and educating tho diAinheritct oacs, both
white mud blaGlf, wl!om Europe has thrown
en lhefna]& upon hor Rhores. America wei
comcs Englith travclors morn warmly than
FF1rr! ri STSArp
II not moro warmly than others. az war1lly as
they Gun hope 70 bo wclcgMoi anywhere. In
decd. English hnBpstd1syi- cor'Enenrlrato with
tic re,lown anl EroatpcaB OF tic l.npilr. I
speak not Of Eny own o1I ef1eilce merely, but Of
sint nf every American vi Tor in any why 4lstl-
fled to be ihu rcririent ot It whom 9lnse ever
mot. did tns in tho coHrsr OF stz weeks, have
the advantage Ut a London fog but ths season
waR not well chosen for that cGtel Imminent, l
nads frolucnt nud exclusive tonrH tn foot
through tho districts inhabited hv The worktuy
classen; and the result ! reach is this that
| EktlIcd wnrkmen are, on The wtlo'e better rro-
viled With comforts In Ebsiaud than III Aluerea,
but have 'shs opportunity 10 tiHn to the condition
nj omplnfors: That tho condition OF the ilil-
H1sillod labor"r ia essentially tho Hatuo II boih
Countries md that The ''el1,ns" tte moro or
doFly III London than in nloat Of ps1r tnrGo cities.
layo not. however, had opportunity 10 ohsorye
tho condition of the ag .scHItural 1arIrer1 In Ell
glaHd Al vet and hence can 1uGAo NJ conlnari-
| sonA in that department.
personal. EITESRE.
Tho ECONOMY Of ro.ronn expenditure among
the we'll todo classes Is certainly uotah.o a:,i
psaiseuorshy ieature Of English civilization. Ut
course, ecouomy in q 1elatiye ter,n. EpEiphIm II
uro not 60 economical as sGotchmen. nor Seotcll-
nlHn az Frenchiunl, nor Frcnchmnu IL. China
nleu. fear it mnst be confessed that my cum
| tsysnon nre thu most rrodisai Of all, and that
they got lcss foz their money than any ot'l.rs.
! This ~ tho current opinion Of ll'toI-keoperB.
couticrs. lresn.makors, jewelers.. and vendor. Of
lad cupleB OF the old masters. IN tho Continent:
| md snail mt venture to contradict such prac-
tiecA Observers. But John Bull has one mode OF
getting rid af his mpncy which ss perhaps more
objectionable. uortc-lacinE. attended by wRsrrB
OF money. III under tho soclul ban III Anlorlca.
Neither thu etfotts Of a wealthy cotcrio in Now
| York, uor the lrcAd:nts fopdness for tho turf,
| hayo avai1ed 10 give it a respectable footing.
Consequently wn are Bi,rpriscd when 10 find
how deep hold It has takcn upon british Hoc!e-
|. ty, mud WHOM We SEQ moro sraco given III tue
daily journats to tic betting market than to tho
! produce and curn markets. Gutonbtediy bet
| ting Is tho condition upon which racing u,ain-
| tains itAelf ut 10 high q popularity. Probably
any attempt to suppress 1t by law would ut 1rcs-
ent DO Intellectual. 1t tt aaid that lilo Italian
Government dare not close tho s'tato lotteries,
eyou If it wose inclined to, 30 strons b tlo aI,-
pcti.o for that form Of gambling among tho peo-
p.o. Dut this Taper not intended for . lecture