New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08

ill contradict their falsehoods a. fast a. tney can
Lib ,bem-correct their Munchansen returns
before the ink is dry in which they are "i''e"
in sbor, lay bare the actual state OF 'ne "'''
every point 10 every point at once - "a' "-.
"A decenrion will be next TO impossible ana ai'o
=, ,s..less The moment the votes are counted
e ;,.,.,ca on the Presidential ticket, IN New
Work. Pennsylvania, Virginia, ONO and three or
So ~ the southern states for the Presidential
slecr;on is TO be held every where on the same day
hereafter the final result viii be nstananeously
known throughout the Union. and weeks OF doubt
home apprehension and agony prevented. We
think the telegraph Office in NewYork. in Novem-
Der lsi-. will be rather incoavenienily crowded
The Journals being thus deprived Of their charac-
ter a. Nel-spaper--no second editions with Sales OF
stocks and Review of the Market. for country circu
lstion-no commercial department in fact at all, as
If would only be dead waste Of time and paper
no Importan. and Thrilling News from Bnngiown
70 be displayed in Six Line Plea and pushed of in
extras and By pigeon expresses-whai must they
dol Die they lor a; least the best OF them canno,
decrease their circulation they will not for that
xoud raise the price and this Is against the tendency
Of things. which is every where toward easy
acquisition Of comforts and necessaries The people
have got over their ignorance their lethargy-their
chrvsaliie stupidity and darkness-and they must
and will have newspapers They could a. vel dis
oense with sermons and schoomasters. What then
are the new spapers to dol Why-the necessity for
filing their columns with gossip and horrible acct
dents and unmcanng acres of disjoinicd incidents
being done away with the whole class OF rers
newspapers viii either go out ofexistence without
saving word. or submit to a total and awkward
change Of character while the philosophical Press
which knows and feels the momenious changes that
are going on beneath the surface OF Society. an-
keeps itself within the mighty csrreni OF Progress
will feel is ihou sand hands united and Itself let loose
| 10 discuss at length and leisure The vast questions
which are beginning TO present themselves like
gigantic and distorted statues through the mist tina
still shrouds the Future The fearful and dissolvlne
criticisms upon the horrible abuses and corrupton'
of Society and the results of the present Social sys
tenn. which ten or dozen years ago fell dead from
the columns of Le Globe upon a world not then pre-
pared TO read or understand or be interested IN oush
bu, news and gossip will now be revived and
hurled with Cycopan force against an already to'ter
ing Civilization The true Synthess OF Science as
Trpitv will be discussed and discovered; and the
interests and ends of Physics, Physiology ant
MISUNDERSTANDING in one yet infinitely dIversi
fed individuality all the interests, the progress ant
the destiny of Humanity-will form the leaders
and the articles Of the Daily Press Thus The
deeper thoughts and capacities Of the world viii a
length be aroused and the Press, become the aren'
Of all great ideas and discussions, upon which
hinge the centuries that TO bring us Paradise an'
the Future, will gradually lift the Public Mind Il
lis own high standard. +.