Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-24
Anglomania.
THE SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN GETS ITS MAD
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are heavy and ugly WHY du people make
themselves uncomfortable aud uaicrous hy
churning about IN village carts . Can any
thing b more ridiculous tnan a hlg man in
village cart on Fifth ayrnue2 Yet il is
seen every day aud many tunes day. If
It had been an American fashion, the peo-
pie who use them nov would suffer any
thing short Of a mart,rdom equal TO driv-
ing IN one Of these denominations rather than
10 follow ihs fashion Then, after the man
ncr of the English prize fighter. every lank
youth. with arm, Ike pipe-.tems. >wagger~
up The Street With hi, elbows al rIrht-anrlcs
To his body, except when he forgcts him
self for moment and drnp, his arms into
their natural position With a ,l.h of relief
Then b,cau,e the "hAs haw" Eu.liShman
say '.u's So caldI-h, you know" Americans
cop, the Sul.arIty when they would SIN
puty their speech and SPEAK pure English
b, saving .ill-bred" instead Then too, be
cause hr talks alwAy, of .thc pla,"-we
mast never ,ay, Il havr been ID TIE the
atrr'-v hen one expression d. quite As good
ErglIsh a. the nther-quIte As rNprr>,lvr-
anI th, one i customary anon. u, the
other not so. Then bccau,, the. English
native, are u ~,l.pld that itry wi.l hot have
cheek stem tur ba.gayr III thcr ra..-
roads. and don't cali tie bit> Of brass
..chr, k.."-but -hrah,c," the, find pien,, Of
s,t-r rrady Id ful.ow rbrlr icad. ahru ID
the uu.u.,ll,rd American m!nd ..brthsc,"
wnuid mcau uair ot andIron, aud a fond
H. IAen ha,ln. III, mt,fyrtuDt. WI INV m
an atmosphere Of fug. thry seldom have
wholly good day. and 50 when ,hry come,
oyer hrr. aim ,,e hr,rbt la,. ..rb I, tb,,
nr,tr dreamed IF, th,.y rrlunrk patronizln.,
!, "lt', not hary a bard day." and presume
II .auuh AZ d, t,r ,a,Iuy -I +, l.,r,,
taN." ..Ah. there yn..S ti,t American .In,r-
tN Nuu know II isn't good form
What 4, .J.nI tarm t-In .ocirt, Nh intro
due. n.uU!. IN Eupaud auI !, tr,,. p,ltf.
u.,, i, to b. pushed 10 th- wall and W. sr.,
ID meet WITH a co.J frieI,!,ty and l., b. thor
uu.hl, uncomfortable aud MAX. r,.r, on..
about Us .au4I, >. brc..I,,. ..it', Fnrl.h"
Trn,.II-r. .,lrn.l tri tl. r.a.,,,,,.r- are
having . uur,bh baJ Influence. III 'p,. ,,n,.c-
ial wN.-anl that Is IN tr,iny to change A
nYnrnrI,ttirr winch b-lun,. AN. n, rlght
III birth II onc Which /, 4, foreign II III a.
French would be-. Forty YEAR, ago when
,t..n came tnrn u,. 4, Main n,t.nu. ~,
uerr prnctir,I, forrygnrrs W. or, aporbrr
On each ,ia, of the ocean. \ natural set Of
term, became ,ncorpora,ed mo the lam
ru.gr. aud bpIou, uIrr- thr, are b.rau.e
M. same term. convey no id,a, + trans
planted. In England railroad. are rail-
aa,s. The rall, are rhr .mrtal,." NV switch
i 4 ..>hunt." cars arr coaches. engineer, are
drivers. frefnrn are >toArr.. conductor, are
guards. baggage !, l..ra.r-a.. Equally
good ,rrm. ani rqua.r, .ood En,h,h-but
our term, ar, as foreign 10 them a, their,
d u,. Whr uaul4 W Thought N England
Ii ANY Engn,h-byrn person, Should u~e
American terms , They would be scoHed
al Then ut Americans be scoffed at also
shen the, altemp. ID change nomen,l la
ture which /, ali right as Il stands. and
uhicA would he all Greek 10 common peo