The herald., 1837-05-01
THE HER AID.
MONDAY. MAY 1897.


Removal.
The HERALD is removed from me corner u Do' :,
man and Nassau streets, Clinton Buildings, 10 -No :
Ann street, opposite the vestry rooms OF 'he ne
formed Dutch church ~,
Of this removal we have been advising our Ieauei
for some time. 1t is now done Ny e''aois"''e"'
is now the most comp lee and perfect one ~ ''o ~
The whole building is occupied with inc press .oo
publication Office, editorial oftces' ana pinu"s
from The cellar 10 the garrett The Heraiu = "o'"e1
off by double cylinder press driven py steam ="
zine and TO see them in motion Is one OF INC
mechanical sights that one can ENJOY 'lii hs ~"
discovery of ealyanism takes It's place IL IS worm
a peep from any pretty lady.
About the lst of May, 1885, began the Heraiu' Oh
few bundred dollars, without any cfedil, pen'y oi
enemies no friends-but with determined resolution
IN ascertain by experiment what knowledge fearless
ness courage some little capacity, and ready mo-
new mode Of doing business would do IN such COM
munity as New York. have not "traded on Dor
rowed capita" either in money or IN bralns as the
Wall street prints do and hence the lmEossibility OF
the present pressure reaching me. When started
the Herald could not have got credit Tor hive dollars
now | want credlt-no tme-no and but what
may help me to save my soul and lay up deposit in
heaven for hereafter. In spite of pcrsecuuon the
most vrulent and rufliany that ever man has met
with have maintained the superiority OF true talent
and true courage in my career, over ignorance, vu
garily and rufiianly barbarism. The fame, popular
ity and influence of the Herald already reach from
Maine TO Texas. In every city its commercial truth
and science command general assent-and III every
mixed circle, in town country, ITS independence,
truth to nature, and simple eoqlence at once 60
point blank 10 the heart, and create the highest en-
thusasm In this city have maintained struggle
with the whole press afurated against me for my IN
dependence, my morals, and my success. | have
been assaled and slandered and threatened with as
sassinaton, by rufans and criminals passing them
selves of in society for OF character but have
risen above all that opposition do and will yet
live 10 see those very persoss passing through the
vel falling retribution which crime and folly cannot
escape.
The success of nay establishment has been most
ample and far beyond my expectations. From eve
nv sart of the world subscribers pouring in upon
me- The daily Herald is increasing with rapidty
beyond that of any paper that ever appeared IN New
York. In two months my Weekly Herald surpassed
the circulation of any such paper published IN tins
country 1t sprang at once from nothing TO 5000
subscribers and has been increasing ever since. But
the cash system is the beautiful feature OF my whole
operatlons At this time the Wall street prints begin
10 collect their bills. They WILL and all, come ou
with Flemish account, and several will have to fol
low the fate of the Journal Of Commerce. Ever
morning and evening my bills collected and set
lied and the cash, generally two thirds in specie de
posted IL the bank. My aggregate receipts per an
nun are nearly $50 6O0 of which receive sac 900 il
actual gold and silver.
In consequence Of this prosperity will be able il
a few weeks TO add many Improvements Is my. .esta
blishment, and rapidly make it, what l can make i,
The greatest newspaper eStablishm mt that erer dp
reared in the United States. shall also issue in
few weeks, a new Ievening paper, TO be called tn
"EvENING CnRoSIcLE," if can find no better name
shall increase and extend my correspondence wit
all parts of the world. My morning paper will b
more especially devoted to business, public affair
and national matters-my evening 10 families, litera
ture, amusement, manners and society. The Heralt
Is already the first commercial paper in raany points
now published, or ever published in New York. Ihav
introduced philosophy and science into the subject
trade and commerce, as have introduced ndepend
ence morals and literature into the general character
ID newspaper and the personal character Of its edi
tor As an advertising instrument the Herald is un
doubtedy the best in New York. Setting sside il.
numerous readers il is read with avidty at,en
ton and profit than any other. This is an i'm
portan feature for advertisers, and of which they
will not fail to avail themselves.
Thus much on my removal. From this day for.
ward, date the real commencement Of the Herald
and the beginning of my own career Heretofore
have been only wishing to get into position in which
| could be useful and profitable TO the workable tc
carry out my own ideas-and possessed Of an op
portuniiy to bring all my experience, all my powe
and all my talent into action. We are in the begin
nng of new age, more wonderful than any that ha
past and begin with that age. Hitherto the news
paper press has been under the control OF ignorance
avarice vulgar politics. and more vulgar ruffiansm.
! shall now proceed and make the experiment. in ordc
to see what may be produced by applying to the ma
nufacure of newspaper, philosophy, science money
COON sense wit sentiment industry, ready cash, ant
moral courage that fears nothing but its grea
Maker.
SINGULAR PHYSIOLOGICAL MovEnENTs.-It is
remark able fact that since the revulsion began il
trade, more love matches have taken place, and NOR
marriages have been soemnized than in any ohe