From The N. Y. Correspondent Of The National Lieigenccr
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From The ~ Y Correspondent Of the Naional Leigenccr.


Somebody, in the London Times, is chopping
us Americans into minced meat; and all the sins
we ever committed, be they in Vicksburg, or
Arkansas, or Boston, by Judge Lawless or the
Lynch mobs, are paradcd out at length to horrify
Europeans from such a Lynch-killing, mob-de-
stroying, contract-brcaking, lawless-expounding,
stcamboat-hlowing-up set of rascals. They make
us worse than we used TO make out Texas.
However, tins is the dark side. 1t is clear that
the United States arc now the amazement Of the
European world the faith Of our merchants, the
wonderful rccupcrativc power Of our People in
crisis that would have staggered Europe for
quarter Of a century, having but made that crisis
add to our moral importance. John Bull handles
us with gloves, in comparison with his manner
when he takes up France, Italy, or Germany,
or Turk, or Tartar. He likes Brother Jonathan
at heart as a sort OF conntryman of his run mad.