New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-13
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spectre Ind foretold
EYgttsH Avn ANERfCAN MAHNhhh
tram ne taie n seqsd,id Harga'. .gg,n.,,,. anna
For example thete vas ~ ne t's ~ ~ sSaIa de
ilncipn 10 heand idy A. si ne ,alI hsi, , a., se
daish't ~ tttt ahd w. T' ~ 'p ,,, A. dloRsf Wa
small aai i,it eond easllf 500 net me- lnfu s"n
tai s aniai ausit dt Hni i-nth ne coup rus n'''
NV, A. Vst|s U"litos nf satd bta,d 40 Ia y II nar" h7
tartHtp ~ ihf heel iiehi bhaHHh 'h"T uln W.
nini :" be inHrh ~ na aiuni ~ We hni i h's ter
I tD,rs u,, htFa tna tho f0nspHHsatr 80 ~ Hhhr s''
btdlHa 1T ranlirsy ~ the biras Of ady ~nl snlnt
y hei s side 80 hef lad sal nv lh, ~ isf h"s'r'a
oallrd afris, ne table With hlisd sud rlr ah rlt 5t
sion Ia thr some A. ~ h"l at al ha'ti 49,
there have been psoro called nr some r'as9n 80 ONE,
Americana who behaved ~ Neilr u Ntif liheb hl
W. sDedkue on one sPe "i a l"r halE"''i '',"
peers son ana on the other 0f pofsnns ~o al Iou- ~
without lnk, have, like the tiinei the pest h''ld phi
zion at home. .., .-t.t
Iwilney confess too that such exhibitions Of social
amemy do not seem he reserved FOR uS alone nv our
Brush COUSINS who. on The contrary bealoT them uto
each other ia like circumstance. For hni u frc3rned
in London Of the late Mr. Abraham Hayward That being
on visit to the late ally Wsdcgrive, he ri lHner one
day exclaimed. "u'm! The same soup for lhree lays
Filthy stuff TOO" without hesitation admit mat mere
Is token az it he tokeul Of great difference OF ma
ners. such speech that by guest NJ hls InN apo
has nov been heard Of within my range Of observation
acquaintance with tradition IN America :; ana w
deed Tar drgeneratrd from mat stah1ari ol
manners that such q speech. such one az Lazy A.
would here exclude thenccforwa the speaker IRON tn'
table I'd the house where 1t was uttered.
one Enelsh hostess according recent record showed
the feeling and the spirit which would he common here
such prOyocation TtIs told ~ London th't g'n,o
man WA0 had recently and sOmeW nat ncXPeccly conn
20 title and estate dncd at house where us eI'e
airers not pcr.Cns Of rank hui were persons Oh "
cal consideration aud somewhat noted for elegant mouse
keeping He thought 1t proper 10 show dlSitsiac,Ion
with the dinner to which he had been oidden ana 10 G
an aggressive way for this that. and the otter thln
which ne got by his hostess oroers When he came 20
take leave. she i'd with sufficient dlStlnclheHs 10 w
heard by those around her, Good MINT, we arc
happy to have had the honor Of seeing you iol tne ~
and the last time Very we'll matt Al lea 80 sI a.
deserts of the victim. Thc only wonder IN INC re
American mind is that person who couu su'G hc
title aud estate. and wno con get into Such no"s'
should have gwen occasion ior u 49,. .o,,o
cise not quite bad hut met in somewhat the sun
way did occur long lineage IN lmeuca ctl' sln
Mr. W. who attained moderate distinction, ana no re-
ccvei little attention Ia England was atrr LII i %
country, set down who was not gentleman .llh
had not in him the possibility OF one ms lnt"tDu
ceased; hut he, knowing whAt entertainments we'n
gwen, would sometimes, Brurnmel-ke. pre.snt hlAse
uinvcd aud carry hrs rout By MS own St md
the too tender consideration OF his WILING h1s. Iad
hostess one night at large party, to whlcn hG S
tn great decision not invited he presented ns, ~
AZ high tide N the rost gorgeous eFr"ns 1870 ,yho
papal" softly exclaimed the dau Inter to hei Ialhei VIZ
taking the friend who told me the Story ~, -
Mr. W. Twas no use Mh't 'htl "cti"I ,..ari I,c
ccive him." the father replied aud stopping forward c
"Cood evening Mr. ". This IL ind'e most uneN
pccrd pleasure W. never visited that house again ana
from that time tell STEADILY. rms wis ceitillN ny
Years ago may be wrong; hut It seems Ia me that inc
Yankees sword a. thtt distant me WI ul,.e s,ed
~ the London ladvs Of today, and lle more poSh'u
+ r'"emher HAVING the hororo meeting at dinner
LONG while AGO dist inciisbcd Liberal member oi lHla
mcni, who spoke with enthusiasm OF the PROGRESS ol
Hnc,ucut IN America listened. ~ became me, ,i.'"S
80 Il.
ne apokp tl, had his feet upon IN, top 81 me vi
wire fender before the Ere mi tht 9lnouan he Wls u
euprtu vucsf al the diunpt where lie ouI'n or iWhN
gentlemen invited 10 meet him appeared H- Rfh"u,ni
do on such occasions, he was no! unly ~ lu7' ~.
dusty street dtrs4 but that hi4 linen wa, bolh
M hs wr-ts and around his thtolt. c"nsn'uo,y VI
mood Of llr iuuistaJns 81 mhhlie'' lrillb' ~
Utuu. but iu my rHluW IN" Nlrtlt nee h'kru n'4'
uhctuir. nllhuu II ha opinion W9hl Oe very 'NuN'.u
urcu point ot rurrc policy. h' was ctnrlIi rue MP ""
he hnd no"ora' n1 hI.' VIZ aud ~. ,rp,o,a.
Diatritrueuta uf this sott hrtw'rh ~" w'nn', "l
tI AL 7
avn have Mi b ~ tlte us in g''" ihnn ~ any " 40
lho nla,,u.y 4 ,nn hardly sat Tho ohptn ~ noycli'
AVN rniucnt utliih nnlhnr Vnn iu'iirl toh dihhrt
n hit honor NV f'.ud ui wh', 'lfl' ,u 80 ",'lu'
pi,hri hit, although be- was eoi nn author NE nlno
wua we'll known in Infltui. The hnnnirl rur7i, WE"
WIS not traveller I'm nd movement ul " ~ "oppn3
neri WIN ihc tr.t at hi. toilet ,onor 'ns thereto hH
hus and thr Other lurHiH 10 Co., 800 ."n'h' ~,
of r,utIcm.nis IugIaud and "Am,l,t' lh'N won'i
"a .,', l,,,r tbpl II nj counting n wide awake hu uud
'b. upt 1s in tweed crNS Dress 4" md ~ NV ~
When a n ~ holds those ohom he expects to meet, aud
ufh- rcspect forthrir cua'om' nud hah'ol NC hhele
fore np,s NJ tins KIND a.p the remarkable because
of the .pmrwhn excessive puuoiliuu nrsa most Ing
th gentlemen IN this rrpcct ai home, ald accmdnt y"
fl 1,,rtyItion even In America" infl Ron id Gow,r,
m no oils s did not wish to truuhc hsisf tu drras
during his brct visit aud he thcrel"o Hh"w"h u' con
alteration for American" socety 10y not accepting INV
Noc recently we have aeon very dislugul,hcd visitor
from I'm Lnj; ebr WHO, hri"io ho baI eN'r S's''l
"Amrro" thnurht u popcr to icrtuto III" w"tld ulnn
the aoh Of cutnt" IN me, unl'H'l oin" 'ou',.
unNo s'ru tnp eminent puo'lr ct '','l 'uiu'r
moi only gentlemen but ladies AT dinner in ~, ti''i
and disturbing tue fAlri tllnhl h ne H'''H'
Inv what socmrd "A uos caprtrionN disregard oi the AZ
rlnpruicnta mIdo IA his homer tud that ni ms party
Tho Multitude aud the tone pub'lS hFuioh ~ 'hl" E'
u,una ninkrn IT, thiua IA inW aud proper 10 felnAfh'
m this pacc aud with present purpp upon ms man
ncr and bearing during hi' Vi>l, ni whth h""cNri' !
shall sty that thn-" whom hr seemed 10 t,sIi ~
his Dupils Ntfc IN very uuuy cases d-olHhrh Oy MS
blunt diHcWud, or lshorine"' 81 "hal ,i'i h'h ucrn
toned regard 10 IN couttc les OF me- hhd more
over by hls cunsWcu1u, Lack ~ that ease ana scrnlis'
o manner which they had been accustomed 10 regard ~
SIGNS md fruits ~ social cuturs. ms appeared not
only In his manner and IN his speech bnt even III inc
uotcs he UTnr which 10 say no more 20 unusual
and so awkward in phrasc0ngy, that they were often
made the subject OF unadmirng remark.