The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-04-03

'ne hlghese piaudl1s Of critics on both sides
Oh the Atlantic. Jetirey, by his enthusiastic
review oil II admitted that at least one Amer
lcan could write decent English, and so
excellent was 1t considered, that the gold med
ais established by George Fourth, for literary
excellence were conferred upon Irving and
hailam at the same timei and in less than a
month aiterward, as IT honors were not to
come single, our modest author found himself
committed at oxford University for the hon
orary degree Of LII d., though It was with
lne greatest dlihdence andreluctance that he
yieueu 70 ths compliment, and the prolong-
Gu aeelauailons OF the Students, mingled with
cries OF 'Dledflch hnickerbocker," "lehabod
orane' mp Van Wrinkle, "Geotirey Cray
on etc WIN which he was greeted, only
served 70 deepen ms embarrassment. Though
NOT ihsehsDie 70 the worth OF this latter honor,
ne never was known TO use the degree, OF
"hien ne sad 1T Isl a learned dignity
ursea upohmeFefy much against the stomach
0, my sense, ana 70 which have never laid
.'A"". ooon ater We hna inns eourted
an'eficah eomlortapiy settled IN that glorious
oiu rslc oi MOORISH graaeur IN Spain--the
Ainhinora. mere under the mid beauty OF
'ne spanish sky' breathing the baimy air OF
'na' uengn1'ui climate and surrounded by
al 'he poetic reiniiliacences oil Moorish su'
premacy, ne poured ior'h 'ne richness oi his
''i'e,ieet III Inc oonquesto OF oranada, lie
VI 'He conquest oi opA'h' Inc Al.
'a ms Inauguration seemed TO reEei
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Ane scenes u .n's ha'iVe ianu seem 70
nave a'0aseu n MN 'hs puoyant' adventure
ioSing spirit oi ms ySa'n' Inc next summer
si'er ms arrl'A, saw nun On On a UP 70 me
isr "eS' WIN 'he ihulan commissioners.
iais was no mere pieasure 'rip however, as
'hey wei. Know VINO nave enjoyed 'ne men re-
sui.s oi 1t IN MS iour on tne rraines As
'or'a, anu 'he Aaveh'ures Oh oap'ain Bon
he'ihe' IN 'ne iehclsous language Of the
accompi'Sneo eri',c, Mr. Edward Everett,
We are proud OF ms sketches Oh English
NE, proud oil tne gorgeous canvas upon
wn'en ne mas ga.nerea IN 50 much OF the glow
ing imagery OF moorish times. we behold
WIN delgn. ms easy and triumphant march
over these beaten heids but we glow with
rapture as we see HIM coming back laden with
the poetic treasures Of the primitive wilder
ness men win spoiis irom the uninhabited
uesert loi our own broad countryJ- We are