Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-22

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Ameriean sseisbiiity Abread-A
subject % which Travellers Dis
sxree.
Correspondence OF the Gold Hill Daily xsvs.l
PARIS. August I. 1878.
II 10 worth while to come to Europe.
II for no other purpose. to get . birds-
eye view Of America. or. as = bright
American girl expressed 1t. to look at
our own country through an inverted
telescope. We will never. a. . people,
see ourselves as Europe secs MS. and Il
Is not we'll that We should, for. with all
our national pride and vanity. We have
not the exaggerated opinion OF our own
greatness. and tho contempt for the m
worthiness Of everything transatlantic,
that is SO charming and Ingenious In
Englishmen and Frsnchmsn. The aver
age American has not ~ much ooncsit
M the F~renohman, or n much stolid
arrogance as the E~nglishman. But
however 80 little We may admit the just
ness Of their verdict. It Is wholesome
sdihcation to know that . large majority
=, ,-o,.;,nsr. ~e.n.cially In France and
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y, nsosi. ~. snoSs m. Fnolish Ian.
euaee and the larger number that would
sneak II In the future. told her that
The Enplish.speskinR people In the Uni.
ted States numbered 10000. 900 she
rsnl;ed hut that includes The slaves
Joes n moi , have heard Of an Eng
ii.hman who insisted ON the ripht and
nscsssitv Of ssosssiou because. he said.
70 pro,;aerca Raj intended tbat the
No,,h and son,h sbonId In ops govern.
mar, hs wonid nave given ,bs two nee.
49, h,oaJsr .soc,enh;csi connaction
,h"n ,hs Is,hmns ~ Darsn. W. hays
NO, snc..sJaJ In MAKING vsrv oood
;mn,.ssion an mi. i Tia vater and
s.nac,ai,v NJ. ,hs
nApirs, DRESS AND AsSkm
OF our tourist population offensive 10
thu French. This French are a superf.
cial people themselves, and take q su.
perfcial view Of everything. and. Il
mus. be admitted. that the average
American traveller is not specifically at.
tractivs. With these volatile. smiabls.
graceful, conceitsd apes. elegance OF
manner. OF dress and address, arc all the
Jaw anu p,opnsS .m;e.h,. d;rsc. ana
unconventional; or. in the eyes Of the
French. awkward, rude; Ill dressed. ana
disgusting. He Is tolerated only In
shops. and only Tor his purchasing pow
CT. The mean way in which he 10 i'm
posed upon and made to pay IRON twen'
ty to fifty per cent. more than the regu.
lar price for everything he touches,
tastes, wears, or looks at-for his news
paper. towel. soap, napkin. 81 cetsrd, ad
iyiaitam. sometimes makes him use bad
language, In plain English OF course,
for the language Of diplomacy . love,
even II he knew II. would not he sum-
GENTLY emphatic. When he uses the
emphatic language.
ACCOMPANIED ny
ins Pon ~
have robbed him look on win agsra-
waiting urbanity. their charitable hearts
full of pity and contempt for the bar
h.,;.n .ho h.. b.., az unfor,unat. a.
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70 pass all nus s.is'shc' oa' =, rai,s'
without opportunity Tor acquiring the
psfiscuoh Oh oows' sniies' 'ac'ai gay'
ETY.. ersceiulness OF pose . dsceluul.
whow ypi,sirs dsscribe. A. sombipa.
ton Of the monkey and the tiger. I
wish I had space TO tell Of some Of the
oa.rageous sna sosg,ns !,
own o-bser,stion. I think II viii r.sc,
on these people, and in time they will
learn that they have killed the produc-
i've goose. nut ~ pfeseo. 'ne mann
ior european usse. - s.ons. M
become inc i~asnionA.'e tn'ng 70 come
70 LuroPe. ~ VI
ali paris OF = UNION anu Irom oAnAoA
are ranging the comment ,penoipg usu,
ally o largest porton OF tnsir ume w
money IN Paris. Formerly only amer
leans Of wealth came 10 Europs-those
who had struck oil, q government con-
tract or cotton plantations. NOW the
United States ssnds forth battalions Who
come with only four or i've hundred
dollars. for pleasure. to study art. or for