The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-20
II III + PU Lie.
NEW AND IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS
OF THE AGE
REVIVAL OF TRADE, COMMERCE,
MORALS AND HONESTY

Position and Prospects OF the Herald.
We present the New YoRx HERALD of this morning,
in a typographical costume which for elegance,
clearness and beauty cannot be surpassed in this, or
in any other country This suit type was furnished
by Mr.. James Conner, of this city, whose and
mechanical skill to say nothing of his high character
for integrity and punctualy not to he surpassed
chanca and intellectual, which we have recently in.
troduced into our establishment, believe that we
begin in the progress of society in this very
remarkable and exuberant country.
II is nearly ten years since commenced the
publication of this ounaland during all that period
of time we have labored to make the faithful organ
and representative not of cqe factions but of the
very age self-the faithful chronicer of the times in
which live, in every department of human life and
real business By starting with this comprehensive
view and adherng it, amidst all kinds of opposition.
we have succeeded i'll giving this Journal the widest
and most comprehensive circulation that any newspaper
ever enjoyed
During the last ten exciting years the world has passed
through the experience of nearly century Society,
trade politics morals religion mannershave
all been in state of cervaence From this day hence
forward, believe that era has dawned-new i'm
pulses have been caugh-anew spirit has down from
heaven. We prepared to enter into the field OF
newspaper enterprise armed and equipped in every point
and better able give daily history of events than any
other paper in New York.
In trale, currency and commerce, new system, and
race have risen up, which requires different
views, and distinct mode of treatment to any here
tofore in existence. In literature and relgion-in
morals and philosophy, conflict has begun between
the spirit of light and the spirit of darkness. In this
strange movement shall take the side of light and
truth, and aid in leading the world into and
better condition. In politics and public affairs, new
and extraordinary movement has just begun in this
metropolis, called the American Republican party
which bids fair certainly to produce entire CIVIL
political and moral revolution before year is past
and gone.
In all these great movements OF the age with all their
anxiiares, in Washington and elsewhere prepar
ed give clearer and graphic histories reports and
sketches than any other paper in this country. Our
nents we recently made and the impulses have
given is the best arranged the most complete, and
the most energetic one in the United States. Our circu
iu,iy ai 10 i-e-e~";-s -~ridy nvary
DAY and every week During the last month this circula
ton increased nearly thousand Our advertising
business has also accumulated till it cannot be further in
creased without additional dimensions either by the issue
of supplement, a double sheet.
With these few remarks thank patrons for theii
past favors and shall take TO merit continuance
and increase of the like kindness to dying day
JAMES g. BENNETT.
N B-From ten to twenty thousand additional copies
Of the Herald will be published tomorrow morning, and
circulated throughout the country containing the report
of the first MONSTER MEETING of the new "REPUB.
LICANs." Advertisers should think of this fact