Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-12
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re solutions Of the Editorial Conrfn o. Va.
These resolutions arc some OF The results oi .ne
collective wisdom and the bitter experience Oh tne
Editorial Corps of Virginia that were assembled
q, Richmond, on the l7th OF January, 1880.
By these resolutions we are determined 10
abide The interests of the press recommend,
and our own interests require, an lnneXiDe aa-
hsrence 10 them. Several OF the American
nre,.es are driven into the English custom oil
l1ei p4yr,cas. No class of men has LOST more
ty an abuse Of the crcaR systeat. than the Edlors
O.; newspapers The great difficulty CONSISTS IN
the transition from one system 10 the other. MOI,
,sS,,,nl;no the Resolutions Of the Editorial
Contention, we have been induced to continue
sereral old subscribers on the book, who are IN
arrears 10 this Office We must change our
coarse The name of every subscriber, VINO IS
in his predicamen,, will positively be stricken
Of from our roll-withoui a remittance Is receiv-
cd a, an early day. ~.
"R,sa'r.d. That il be recommended to the Edit
tars of newspapers, throughout the Common
wealth 10 publish at the head OF their papers
aIhen 10 the same. and that these prices he al
Was such as 10 give fair compensation Tor the
labor performed"