The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-22
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THE Morning Courier and New York En-
Il quirer is published by JAMES WATSON WEBB
& CO. in the city of New York, daily and semi-
weekly, on fine paper of the largest sizs. In its
Politics il is purely Democratic ,--adhering 20
the principles and usages ofthe Republican par
ty, and advocating the 70 election Of Gen. JACK.
SON to the Presidency. Its columns are alike
devoted to Foreign and Domestic Intelligence,
Morals, Literature, and the Fine Arts. in Nor
ais however, IL does not act upon the creed Of
Fanatics or Bigots, but on the contrary nculcates
those principles Of morality and religion on.
ly, which are founded upon peace and good will
to all msnkind-the fruit Of which is tolerance
and brotherly affection instead of" persecution
for opinions sake" All Bigots, Fanatics opp.
osers of Sunday. Mails and Church and.State
men, are opposed on principle, and their hypoc.
risy and machinaiion fearlessly exI osed.
In consequence Of the other Daily Papers in
New. York, determining not TO board vessels and
receive their news on Sunday. the Publishers Of
the Courier Il Enquirer have lately invested
nearly $4,000 in a seperate "News Establish
ment," the support Of which will add about $5,.
600 to their annual expenses. Vessels from
Europe will be boarded at sea, long before they
reach the harbor, and their news disseminated
through the country with more than ordinary
dispatch. 10 incurring this heavy increase Of
expenditure, the Proprietors look for remuner.
of the Old World, and if they have properly
estimated the popular feeling in relation 10 this
matter, they will be efficiently sustained in the
course they have adoped.
II does not become thcm to speak fthe man
ner in which their Editorial Department is con.
Quoted II may be stated however, that Assis.
tant Editors and Reporters are employed at lib
eral salaries; and if the Commercial, Polite.
al, Literary, Foreign and Domestic News, wero
not al least equal TO any other Journsl, it would
scarcely have acquired in the short period of
five years, a greater daily circulation than any
other paper in America Yet such is the fact,
and at this moment the Courier & Enquirer cir.
culates daily in the city Of New York more
than one hundred per cent more papers than
any of its contemporaries.
Daily papers sent out Of the city, are not
printed until 2 o'clock p. NJ, when all the news
received by the morning Mails, or by Foreign
arrivals, are inserted in a Second Editions so
that the Daily subscribers in the country, liter
ally receive Morning and Evening Paper
co'nbined; and this being the only paper col.
lecting news on Sunday, it follows Of course
that the news by all foreign arrivals on that
day, will be found in the columns Of the Cour.
Ter and Enquirer only.
A Price.Current and Review ofth Market
will be furnished weekly, and the Second Edi-
tion will always notice any change which may
occur in the state of our market Whatever
appears in the Daily Paper, will Of course, also
be published in the Semi Weekly.
Daily Paper, $40 per annum.
Semi. Weekly Paper, 4 per annum.
Payable in ad0anee.
N. b. All Post masters who have no objec.
tions to act as our agents, are requested to re.
ceive subscriptions and remit money at the
risk Of the Publishers, at the time Of ordering
the paper II is expected that they will retain
in their hands 10 per cent. Of the amount re.