Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-04
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[R solutions of the Editorial Coarta Of Va.
These resolutions are some Of the results OF The
collective wisdom and the bitter experience OF Tie
Editorial Corls of Virginia that were assembled
a. Richmond. on the 18th OF January, 1873
By these resolutions we are determined To
aba. The interests of the press recommend,
and our own interests require, an lniiexlDie az
ference to them. Several OF the American
presses are driven into the English custom OF
cii payments. No class oi men has los more
b. an abuse ol the crc@H system, than the EdltorS
,f neyspapers. The great difficulty consists IN
the ,7ansi,ion from one system 20 the Other Not
y..hSianiing the Resolutions OF the Editorial
Contention. we have been induced 10 continue
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arrears to this office We must change. our
course Tho name of every subscriber VINO Is
in this pre!icament will positively he stricken
OF. from oar rol-withou, a remittance Is recelr-
eli al an early day. ~.
~Rw!rsd That it be recommended to the Edi-
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wealth. 10 publish at the head OF their papers
their rates for advertising, and that They strictly
aiherc 10 the same, ana that these prices be al
ways such as 10 give fair compensation ior inc
labor performed