Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-14

It's almost needless 70 repeat the well known fact
That u 10 principally owing the literal supper, be.
slowed upon The fsn BUrun press tina, the party 4. in
ogan'sed existence now. There Is every rational |
ground Of faith that, had those pfes>es received the
same, and no better rs,men, than has beea extended
10 the Wing press the loco parry would have beoome
extinct some ala OF eight years ago. Goverpmen, and
far'izsn h6eraly sustained the Press aud the Pres.
IN turn sustained them. They have been parcnired
rdid and bouTished into trr,cIrscy IN support,
ing cause, which " stood upon its pytacipies alsns
would long since have died aud roiird Cannot this
point viz, the immense power residing in the press 10
mould the sentiments Of the public mind be
upon tho Wings that they will see the protrie,y of
rendering their oircus,ous more c,ieusvci Are not
Vie pirate interests, as well the general good in
VOWED IN the great issue to be madei or is il matter
OF no individual concern whether we are to have a
SOUND, uniform and eicen, currency or TO drag along
forever IN our present miserable condiiioni Does H.
OF does not touch the pirate interests Of the farmer
whether the products OF his farm are 10 return him an
equivalent OF be deprecated the sub-tIeasury stand
ard' Or the mechanic, whether he is 10 maintain an
independent business or 10 be destroy ed of his hopes
oy having the country inundated with foreign merchan-
disc at prices below what he can manufacture for and
live' Or TO the common laborer whether he 10 TO re-
celve his ordinary wages divide his sorrows with
the English, Russian and German pauper over the few
oeggariy pennies allowed for his toill II these are
matters IN which the pirate and indlrdual ntey,sf of
every man is involved can he consistently or safely do
otherwise Than lend his aid to give ability 10 those
weapons on which the result OF the contest is chiefly
depending,
We leave the readerto pursue this train of though,
al his leisure only adding in reference to ourselves
mat Is, and has been, unceasng toll and solicit
tude TO present the people Of this with family
| newspaper which should command their respect and
secure liberal patronage. During the year which is
now drawing to close, we certainly have found grace
IN the eyes, not only in this bu, of neip hbornc coun
ties Entirely unsolicited our circulation is SPREADING
~ all parts OF The State and has thankept our list
good, although we had much reduced lis original count
10y purging of many OF the nererpay up names which
had hung as dead heights upon our business During
| the year, we have much enlarged the Herald used
more costly stock and materials. and much increased
the expense OF publishing The price was not altered
out the reasonable hope that at least five hundred
new prompt-paying subscribers would be added TO our
list to make up the deficiency. We preferred this way
IN preference to increasing the price, because it would
have The double advantage of increasing our sphere OF
usefulness while at the same time il would keep us on
our footing in the proportion between expense and in
come. This hope has not yet been realized, but il
might be in wenty-four hours if our Wing friends il
the various towns would initiate one half the ACTIVITY
pactced by our opponents, and would cost them
single penny TO do it. May we not therefore hope
that, during the two coming weeks which completes
the year, the list may have five hundred good name,
added TO IL We however request il 10 be understood
that no man is wished to order the paper unless he
eonrinced he shall reoeire eguipaient money
neither isH an object TO us 10 furnish arg man ruth m,
paper mho ,oH not pay up at least witn tie year, fol
we are obliged TO give notes interest after SIR months
for the heaviest part of the expense of publishing
Therefore the reason is obvious.
The present number, il will be seen, is printed on I
new and beautiful of type, recently obtained from
the foundry of Vim. Hagar & Co. N. Y, of whom W,
would advise printers to purchase this delicate and
pensve article. For beauty Of cut, his type are une
qualed in the United States and we believe they an
I nearly quite durable those manufactured a
other establishments. In addition 10 this, we have re
Gently invented very important article, called a Self
hiking Machine. The rough model new in operation
in office, does the work WELL and entirely dispen.
with mans labor al press, consequently increas
es our facilities for throwing off a large number
copies. Printers who may have used any other con
sruction OF Selfnking Machine, will readily under
stand the superior advantages of the principle on which
this is built, when them that the great pon
heretofore unsuccessfuy sought of obtaining puwe
sufficient 10 drive roller with powerful suction on
,othou rerceptibly Increasing The labor Of moring III
press, is obtained. One properly built, will work
perfection in every particular, and any kind of work
We will yet hope these multiplied exerlions on GU
part to serve the public shall It's appropriate re
ward Give a list of ticO thousand good su5scrILer
! to commence another year with.