The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-08

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To THE Epiron or Tar suN--Sfr: while II Ia n.n,,.
waste Of time to notice the absurd vapor,nss OF .y
| In todays suS, in which he acknow edges that tina
| Briton hates Americans because they are So
vulgar so vainglorous. so sordid. mean 90 man.
dacous and deceitfu" yet at tho same time 4, ~
freshing to the enlightened masses OF Amec. to b,,.
srs1s az ss Of Nh
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is he to be s.ss on such
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o 80 on o ts' unac o.;
land. those having him II charge would need ,iIs
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,Ss soe moral and ness
pouring in upon ua from britain looking to the GEN
az ths Tor living denied them IN their
9o Viii. hn. a. TO II. enn Soa tax:
blatant idiots a. NV pTosl,ms h,ms.ii ,"be' rS.rs
shs better it will ee for all
new HAVEN. Feb T. A ~ ER,Ax
| To TIE EproR or TINE suS-sir: In reply to "M",,
your issue OF to-day would like to say. that wh,.
note of such tenor 10 hardly worth notice. coming All,
presumably does from one who at the present time /,
evidently existing by the charity OF the people whom
he chooses to vtuperate. and such usually lie.
long to class EnUlishmen who failing to gain iva
1il0ndi thrny fhs,.
Sp"n our M our knuS
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his benefit let mo state that tho reason for Eugand
ni1f fses ss lie. in history and will recall
English empire-thet Two lessons given to her by this
70 sks United States belong. tho dl.,ineon and
q S'es p. Ter rr saH
s .na and
who despise the arrogant and grasrins policy of the
Those tive little hi:.ore.i ss,: are thorn. ,h..
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%, her re-
back tho pages Of her history little beyond the
suFF FL, marx and take warning 'hersfF0m' A.r,e.v.
| To rHE Enron TnE suS-sir. Would you kindly
insert these few lines answer to letter whcht
IN Yesterdays issue Of your great paper. entitled
what Englshman Says OF It" do not for mo-
ment blame tho English Government or their people
Government would allow itseit to become Infamous
81 s Ssnx IN no. r.sen ea"don F
| soberthinIing. honest minded. hardheaded and com
Issse capable and "na9s
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she F1Ss her M hours for
Every Impartial And i..@indsd person hno. tha,
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TO THE Epron Tine sus-str: I see in this morn.
ing's sus that an Englishman who signs himself n.
has taken opportunity give his opinion the hatred
borno by his fellow oountrynen toward Americans.
lie says that We extol the stand taken by tho United
State. Government in the chi.n. controversy: and
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oneriig the n,urderers the choice bet
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good LORD ssvs4 Etn
respondent of this morning thinks rs 80 vulgar
| vaingorious. sordid. mean. 90 mendscious and
deceitful" What in Heavens name did he come among
tonay M sSss Ss{ Ens.h
1000 good Americansf T.
To THE EDITOR THE suu-s1r: The Englishman or
| coward. title which would be more appropriate a.
he had not the to sign his nAme to his article
look to homo in regard to EnglAnds policy Ire
| land. before making comments on others.
Fxn4. H. W. ArrWARp
To THE EprroH or rHr sus-Sir: In answer to the
thug that signed himselfM under tho heading of whist
meet any time place win prove to him that
Americans arono towards. Yours truly, ,.n
222 ITupsos srlxr1. New YORK. Feb. g.
To rnE EDITOR TnE SuS-Sir, In yesterdav's sus
there appeared article by Englishman referring
to tho hatred OF tho English toward Americans We'll.
az AZ o I'D ls.s to s hs ae
AZ me na sf sh SSs the English they 10y:
II tho es1s ,ns have '.
Prom the JnncAo.rn All
We reproduce first page one OF those glorious
editorials from TINS Sun for which thnt paper Ia 20
| famous. In It THE Sur reviews England's Attitude
Toward tho United States that strong tsrse telling
way that dashes to tho ground and trsmples In
pretenSions. sophistries. aud the woud.bs plying
sneers OF superiority.
Another Easlishman's View or this Couary.
To 1HE EDiTos or TRr sus-sir: know Euglishm.n.
by personal acquaintance and reading OF history to bs
more manly. moro honest cleaner In mind and purer
IN morals than Americans or course. speak OF the
average. Your attitude In the iato Gillian AFFAIR
6,.fni.timg That there vas any question of law or
conscious alone Of your brute strength aud "t
you exhibited the spirit OF hruta bully. You
Or AFFECT to measure yourselves With EnElshmen Il
70 absurd You are nifty years behind In refinement.
eiy,liIation. and humanity Your, laws are . fare.
aHn SoIr Sonstsa Const,tuton humbug. Your hg
through the ms.hes q your Il they h.v;
y y ps c; s sas t1om
.briciy amt rapacity unspeakably foul and
~ yur depravtty yon think TO square yourselves BY