Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25

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Ies ihe money accompanies 1ir
fhe propHelors know lall welflhat
Hahageneni 0f daily newspsnsr
oe FORK, the Editofs must nsilher
noT slumber upon Their posts, end
thousands Of their fellow citizens aga
- their beds, that is tho time Zoe them
l - al theiF desk, but they are PREPARED
lor this exertiou. They have the hcalfh,
spifils and the ags Tor such a. en-
coualcr and are ready for il knowing ltlll
well they do, ille ACTIVITY of some Of
|thei contemporaries andtheir indefaiieablo
exeslions neveF to Be ouidone. Bot never
theless. they think there IS room lor them.
New York Is increasing with rapidify thal
lefea calculation and mocks az peopho-
|cy-marrhing onward even with strides
that threaten a cluse approximation to ghO
empire city Of tho commercial world over
the sen : and sure in all this vigorous and
marvelOIs growth, a new Journal mag sue
coed, where others have, when New York
was, as h were, BgH IN her swafhiiu clashns,.
and not the giant she now is--with her
thousands arms stretching over both tie old
world aud the new. In such a great city
then, ihe heart Of our vast land, and the link
between that land and Europe--where no.
taxes upon paper, nor stamps, no restrictions
upon the Press, encamber andoyerIoad the
business Of Journalizing, there is amplo
scope and range enough for US and all our
contemporaries TOO.
The great and primary object Of the Pao-
.prietOrs is to create commercial News pa
per, but it is just as impossibleio live IN this
hot political world Of ours without mingIing
in politics, as to 70 into the fire without Be
sing burnt. True, when the Wings aver that
two and two make four, and The friends Of
Mr. Van BtTcn aver that two and two make
three and a half, they coulA take the ground
Of neutrality, aver as loudly as either, thar
two and two mike three and threc-fourths,-
but there is right and a wrong side on ov-
ery question, andone must in country Iiku
this be on one side or other. As 10 this
right political side, we are quite sure thatiR
is that Oftbe Wings, but we're il otherwise.
we should be puzzled enough to publish n
(S,rou,arc;,I T,,,,.vol ,hoy. : :. n
Whig principles are identified, one with an
other Already we have in connexion with
|" Hudson's News ROOM" the basis Of =.
newspaper establishment, Price Current,
shipping List, and excellent arrangements
for all news Foreign and American; but
not satisfied with this VIC shall Immediately
push our arrangements 10 the furthest ponit
for the procuring Of news. One Of the
Messrs. ludsons is about TO sail for LiYeE-
Epool, and 60 from thence to London, Iavro
Sand Paris, for the purpose Of deyising tho
most expeditions and surest means Of re.
eeiving commercial intelligence from
abroad. The rapid arrangements that we
have been compelled to make for the pub
ication If the aExpress," have Of course
pat It ont Of our power have new Press.
but we have ordered one Of the first quality
h double cylinder, which win be done by
he middle Of September, and then the
"Express" will be the largest D1ily meirs-
EPGper in porEd.
The arrangements Of our Office, though
not wholly completed, are rapidly advanc-
king. We have established At great ex.
Rpense, a Correspondence with every impor-
tant section Of our country, and as soon as
possible we intend 10 dothe same with eve
ry interesting part Of the world. Our sub
scription list has increased and Is sill IN
creasins beyond the highest expectations
We feel sure ofnltiniatc success and Il vii
slherefore be Ollr pride TO deserve il. Viii
sach arrangements as these we hnp. d
have fair share Of public patronage, Is DC
serve Which, we shall assuredly Do al sha
+ lis in our power.
BROOKS s. HUDSON.
Men York City, Corner Of YaH end W.
a ter Streets.