Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12
CLINTON, Miss. Dec. 18th, 1887.
DEAR SIR,


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y paper for year above stated and the balance
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Sending the latter to 49, t++*t Locke Cayu-
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Yours very respectfully,
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enclose one dollar and fifty cents for which,
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT ESQ.,
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WAsHrNeroN, Dec 10Th, 1897.
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New York.
TaeY, Dec. 81, 1887.
J. GeRDoN BENNETT, ESQ.
Enclosed send you SO, for which wish
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SrR-I feel DESTROYS of taking your weekly
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AUGUSTA, Geo., Dec. Goth, 1887.
Mn. JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Dear Sir
lam a subscriber 10 your Weekly Herald, in the
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whether it is negligence on your part or the post
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Nh. JAS. Bennett,
Sir
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shall forward the necessary amount Several sub
scribers might be procured here.
| was induced to write this by seeing you stigma
,ized in the CINCINNATI Chronicle as Bennett the no
toriouS etc
$500 1890
Oxford Butler County, Ohio.
Mn. J. BENNETT, Editor Herald New York.
Miami University, Dec. 18th, 1887.
Va. BoYpros, Deer "a, 1887.
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have never seen your Herald" but the extra
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JAS. GoaDoS BENNETT, ESQ.
AK ARBoR, Dec. l6, 1887.
Publisher Of the New York Weekly Herald
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the Herald TO ".ss..s., Ann Arbor, Washtlnaw
Co. Michigan" weekly. Yours, &c.
These emily specimen Of the letters received at
this Office in one day showing the amazing popularity
and increase of the Herald. The attack made upon
our character and business by the rival press Of Wall
street has been among the principal means Of widen
ing and extending our popularity. We have received
many letters from persons, ordering the Herald, who
are melted thereto, by the attacks Of the press. Yet
with all this feeling in favor, and the possession
of means to carry out our views, we are persuaded
that we are only in the beginning Of great and go
rous career of reformation a liberty morals religion,
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this world TO any person. My double cylinder press,
my steam engine, my types, my newsooat my whole
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tee.
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