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.More English Notions ot U. S.-'What the learned gentleman chiefly desidel'ates Ca vile Amerieanism for te0atsg. London Ma gazine, Dec 1926, p. 453. Editorial par enthesis in review of the Black Book. The fellow who had the audaeity to charge one of the most Imaginable and characterls- tic proyincialisms of Scotiand to the Amer jeans, was at the time, not only editor of the London Magazine, but associated with John Bowring before he was Doctored) in the Editorship of the Westminster Review; a journal supposed to be entirely at home with America and American affairs. His name was Southern. Desiderates an Americanism!

 sIhe staid and industrious, the moral and religious people of the four New England States. retain all the sterling quail itles of the old English stock Monthly Rev. Ri. 45, Sept. 1926. Here was an- other journal, which pretended to be ex- ceedingIy iamliar with all that concerned their transatlantic brethren,' and their history. Four New England States!

 AIr. Hume staled in Parliament once, after diligent enquiry, that no less than fee hundred aud ntnetg-eight daily papers were published in the United States; and after ward, as if not aware himself of the diff ference, that 598 newspapers were daiIg published there The Morning Chronicle, pursuing the subject. stated that the cost of a daily paper with advertising, for whole year in America, was but SS, while in England it would be $30:-on might as well compare the price of tand in America, with land in England, without mentioning arhere it lay, or hoau much was meant.

 CoBBET says, 23 Dee. '26, in letter to Mir. Canning-sYou may not know that she (the U. $. Al could send out preHg neariy tltirtu ships of the line( t)-and troice as many Eigates @, @, each trigate, as our blue and butf, swear equal 10 an English 74.' This vas capital in Cobbeit-a man who is the highest authority there, in all that concerns the statistics of our country. even among those who have no faith in him as to anything else he says, or knows. or pretends to know. About this time, Presi- dent Adams declared in his Annual Mes sage that we had f,celue tins of battle ships, taeentg frigates, and sloops of war in pro- porlion.'

 The Americans narrowly escaped from an hereditary aristocracy, and the order of Cincinnati. Monthly Mag. Feb 27, D l34. This journal had an American de- partment under the charge of an American at tho time