Nov. use for which Mr. H. ight contends in his letter to-day is one we so wholly sympathize with, that we are extremely sorry to find it is only our fallings away from it that appear to have struck.him. Yet, looking back over the past three years, we cannot honestly think that such failings on our part have been so serious as Mr.
Wright has found them. If we have quoted largely from the "New York Times," it was partly because we believed that in its consistently pro-English attitude (as contrasted, say, with the Hearst papers) it represented the best and triest American feeling. We plead guilty to some sceptic
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