The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-24
VOL. a.
MORNING OURIER
and
NE W-YORK EMO UIRRR.

TINfiE Morning Courier and New York En-
IL quiror is published by JAMES WArsoR Wsps
~ Co. in the city Of New-York, daily and semi
weekly on fine paper eft the largestsixe. In ~
iolItics IT is purely Domocratic, -adhsTiDg -
the principles and usages of the Republican Pssa
SON to the Presidency lts 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 cresd Of
Fanatics Bigots bat on the contrary ,inculsatcs
those principles Of morality and religion on
y, which are founded uponpsac and good win
TO all mankind-the fruit of which 10 tolerance
and brothcrly affection instead of t" persosutisn
Tor opinions sake" All Bigots, Fanatics,- opp
osers OF Sunday Mails and Church and State
mon, are opposed on principle, and their hypss-
risy and machina,ion fearlessly exr osed.
In consequence Of the ather Daily Papers in
New York, determining MOTTO board vessels and
receive their news on Sunday .the Publishers Of
the Courier a. Enquirer have Nla,sly invested
nearly $4,000 in. ssperate "Nevs Establish.
ment,' the support of which will ada about So
600 TO their annual expenses. vessels from
Europe will be boarded at sea, long before they
reach tho harbor, and thoir news disseminated
through the country with moro than ordinary
Dispatch In incurring this heavy Increase of
expenditure, the Proprietors look for remwncr-
aton to all who feel an interest in tho uHsirs
Of the Old World, and il they have properly
estimated tho popular feeling in relation 10 this
matter, they will be efficiently sustained In the
course thoy havo adoped.
II docs not become thcm 10 speak oftho man.
ncr in which their Editorial Department IL con.
ducted II may bo stated however, that Assis-
tant Editors and Reporters arc employed at lib
oral salaries; and if tho Commercial, Poiitio-
al, Literary, Foreign and Domestic News, were.
not at least equal 10 any other Journal, il would
scarcely have acquired in the short period Of
five years, a, greater daily circulation than any
other paper in America Yet suoh is the fact,
culates daily in the city Of New. York moro
than one hundred per cent moro psreEs than
any of its cotomporaries.
Daily papers sent out Of the city, arc NOT
printed until 9 o'clock Z. NJ, when all the news
received by the morning Mails, or by Foreign
arrivals, are inserted in a Second Edition--so
that the Daily subscribers in the country, liter.
ally receivo Morning and Evening Paper
combined; and this being tho only paper cob
lecing news Sunday, il follows of course
that the news by oil foreign arrivals on that
day, will be found in the colamns Of ths Cous-
icr and Enquirer only.
| 4 rice. Current. and Review ofthe Market
will he furnished weekly, and the Second Edi-
tion will always notics any change which may
occur occur N - tho e. state % Of out RaFkeh whsseysz
sssssiSsi y ~ ps az sTs1 S -
i Daily apcr, $40 per anHua,.
Semi-Woekly npcr, per annuM
Payable IN adrsnse.
/ N. B. All ost masters who havo no obiee-
4 tions to act as our agents, arc requested 20 re-
risk Of the ublisbers, at the time Of ordering
the papor. II is expected that they will retain
in their hands 10 per cont. OF the amount re-
| covcd, as remuneration for their trouble.