, 1875-11-03
q1 pr.silcnt Saia to Exercise Moro
" Arbitrary Personal Puwcr tIIau
Any Sovereign Sarc
lilo Gar.
Advantages Of Government Super
vision Of Railroads.
soms Further Considerations Touch
ing The Land d-MonopoIy in
England.


,r,ricau n.agszlne (tcrtbner's, | belinye1,
dof apology for tlloao pro0ianto anl uupa-
,-o.it YANKEES wlIo epcud tuu anil tnuucy
T1:AsEtLatf IN EunorE.
I'll. answer Of tho writer it, S,sihnfr's vas very
I'D 20 far ~ 1t went, 1t would not be 10 caHy,
tth,k, 10 wsito defcnao ut tl,asa whn hsva
Il, n1,ans ansl tho osrro to trarol abroad, but
.ho s1ar thcmseisos NJ, in provinclai coucoit,
IL, forevor ai homo. nttl gC0H ut ail abeentocs
.,saobs and BpcndtItifla. There arc pcrHona
nto lsylrC no roal knowledge Of other cou,,-
IN. and M d0,iro for Any, urn iicapnh!a Of
rtrniuc correct ottaiunH concerning thor own.
! n,opose to address low words 10
,ss eIass Of my foliow.cltizona. They
rtsprc.ty lhrgo class tn ows co"ntfy, ,-,nWeh
,,,ce5, howoyer. in Franco, and rumoronsly rep
.,.shtea in every country that have my per-
,csa] knowledge OF. The amount Of tguorauce
,r7,,{pg over hcra concerning Aluerlea III quite
,nuipg. People who ought to be well inform
,1h,,s been heard in rArls to exprosy sympathy
h, tho tntabitants Of South Amottca 80 cruelty
,rn,sssea By tho Government Of North America
tnr, tIto war. Otllors lave wondered why 40
n,nr Americans learn tho English language in
reference to the Fronch! lleailv one of tito
ie.tsigns Of American progress ts tho increaa-
i,7 tes,o and engcrucss TO visit Erropo. We ara
ltssdy noted ~
4 NATION or TRAVELLERS.
tri Ne, tn conjunction with tho Britishers,"
t,,e crowded tho English tonguo into eYory
cssdrtablo town on tic Continent. The
r.tuc,, ste Just waking up to tho tlisnerocat1o
t.ct !lat their language IL no longer tie unsyor-
Il, solseut Of foreign travel and mixed society.
1,tst that tho so-calied "manin" for Visiting
Europe wilt increase rather tt,ai diminish an VIC
e,ox older. Modern civilization consists n,asnly
in ths interchange OF iicaB nmong peoples, and
tbs scpuparsop of results ucheycd By different
uocesses and matholB among different hstlons.
rteiudiec and Belf-concelt-two Of tlo greatest
obstacles to human progrert--are battered down
IN no other way 80 efTectualty as by personal
ots.ra,ion of tho institutions and habits OF
estes laada.
0feonrse tho American tourist may spsntl
roney !ooietly, layiBlly, and Wastefully abroad
uHell as at homo. Thoro Ia no hc1p for that ;
tuk IN thrre cases out OF four tho American snob
NIL b. !oes sxtraTagaot at Nice, Brighton, or
Wesb.den than nt 6arntoRa, Long Branch, or
Naaport; Ind will get moro for his money at
us former places than ut tho latter. Tile ox-
antles before him in European wateriug-placos
l1s opposed to wuatefut expenditure, and lie
stauot indulge In it without exposing himself 10
uofayo1ablc criticism. The rame remark may
" n.da 1t the ordinary life which tho tourist
r.,.- ~ o,Lo - .o,aa,of .r,,,;.
!. ...,n: - n,at l., so .s', ..,xn "t'Ia T..
s1I ,s.... ,,aa's ..;sa, 10y ,,osa ,x.Ina. -.
,I.n 49,, ~ ~, ro.i,, -. his ,o,r,,os ~ ..i,
h.". .ssn ~. nha,,n, au,,, .,.1 aaats,,at,h,s t.
H.. s.ssatu..s ~ .,ao.,..' ras .,..-s .,;s.'ts.
w., a.san,,,,, ,,,,a,,s ,,,,r !. n -. -,
terr,os ~ .,xo,.,.,s,,.a r,s. ,s,, ~ .s.l,a
49, rs.,,,.. ,,.. ,.t.,'.,.. .1,a
10 aoiuo "1'"oAb 'U'na on 'uo
'ao1ees OF dfoss, jo"elfe, furniture, afch1eec~
tu1e tqnipaEo, md general expense, must
ether hare been endowed with correct aud
Eun|o tastea heforc1,snf or muat liz rttnr)v
;nna,,.;..a J., s.'. ..,:s..
Ns"oaa ~ soou 'tni,oss'ons' 1neto a'e
lose "hn spchd mitch time visiting toro'En
tie tad habits of other pcoplcy and adding sl,cnt
/, lhei, orp eoltoc1,op M alncat;o,, snvo t,,ot
=, s"..,4.. 49, N'on' s',,, ~ e"" ao @'as
p''e'H MI! o'et ~ " eets'eo ~
fasb ressonh To tho great minority, I
III suEc, .tI,o econo.n1cal habits oi oil
Lu,opa ,nust In n ,noat y.l,,,,,a 1osao,, }u,p,no
ii. slourl,ts NJ tbo rict, tnward atn,n,er ant1
h., ea.' s".e''S, " sno l'It 'o.au H',np'e. a"a
w. '11en1s'ooe illoao VI H4o' a1o l"ssucht'
.1'pe shoso IN lnodorAt" circumstances higher
7sefce OF cQntentn1Ctk With &hClr lot.
! 4urnJc.y ,,urury sor ruv ox,v, ,,,rnrv
nust xa,,..1, 49, :. IT,, 49, - s.aa,'. eo
.h,ra ~. ,-. !4o1 w .ho 'an' VI 'otaona ~.
aa0'u 'h's 1etter ID particularly deslgned TINT
saey 10 mistaken jn suppoHiug that Amorlca iB,
ID tuy speclal Hcpso. "tle land of the FREQ and
nsbou,a al tfc h,,r,n nrc.un,a In, ,nho1y
n,1r,1ou,,ts -. ,'s ~. ,,a,.,;.s.s rsHn.". ~
n.....S o"oI' 'ne p1ase'y o. .ae EneHsh' ftenca,
us'a'ans' oto'' tut great many, probably most
@oas People, aro accustomed to think Of them III
E1sng In q stato Of kenl,.enYyitude to thofr
sa!stt, lbsvo nrov,orasv "yc,, tho ros,,,t ~ NO
nk..,..ia. t.o,.o"rsa es'sn suo 4es"!e y. Wy
tnms, ''G1 9pun 'tlo Lngilbh hyHtem ni GOV
nstss su, = aaso Aaa anhlo opportunities %
i,nS h 1!e eshtcnh OF FRANCE, !!a!Y. s"'1zef,,
i,n nu"h uGhs,sna.oy. ne'ginm, aud Ael!hna ant1
urs. ru'n nra. ~ sfe III Ntas way We haso auvah-
~ u;ss sRem III FcraonAl Freedom emitting
t's.,s msaa ourselves par excellence tho land Ut
isi;s,d' sd.s'p. sucn 10 haye poo1 e'sot 70 us ny
pr.a sata Sit. " OCEAN which enao!ea ua 10 d!a.
,s, ,s.1 nitn o'andt"g army, and tho length OF
tri n,hae |tSSonts IN ffofa nhau!y croWutGE
t,sa uats. 10 mako my n.oaninR palmer, will
mi, ~. 'so countries Of swlzerland anu bol.
H. a,''a ius coMPaf1son-tho one republic and
at.S Kx;,1s,I ,monarshy-aua both densoly popl-
trs.a ns,taeslanu IL oven .-.-....
N.ran, esAoohAoy THAN TIE UNITED sTATEs.
LS,.ns Sps is VI eotne OF the cantons inako tleir
ts nSs gsy W.. thear taxes. not through legsla,
a,ths iionn,a, nht =! pnPu!ar fote. 4ho lrchluens
t.I - tePQol|c Ia 1lcote4 OnlY for QUO ye4r, aud