The West Virginia Journal

Some Western court has defined a town to be "a place where whisky is sold." He would define a city as a place where a man could go into a cafe and while drinking his cup of coffee, meet and converse with men of letters and of science, and enjoy the refreshment of society. Our institutions of civil necessity can be arranged to secure such benefits, and this should be the aim of every philanthropist at home. We should welcome every means to promote the intercourse of men. We should overcome our national spites.

The satire with which England accuses Americans of love of money is beautiful. So every nation accuses the other not in as if it could be otherwise; men being such and money being such. Frenchmen say there is no genius in England, Englishmen retort the charge, French charges brutality on English journalism and English diplomacy. England retorts on the want of poetic genius, the corruptions of domestic life, the want of common sense, as England understands it, in all departments in France. So the one safe people for an American, un tingan Englishmmp, is France and Frenchmen, whom both can agree at pleasure.-- Everywhere one con- th" some nation- We are failar vitb the great netera neai-" I am a man as well as a Roman, and nothing human is foreign to me" Th. Frouoi wonnsavs:-"! am a woman awi s P.rsian, and noth. ang f ralag to me anogare aitegether hu- hut.

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