New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-16

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clear and warm. and the Capitol an Avenue are
yr-aatbed with smiles and z,terinz with The etui-
gence OF Beauty hIe=s-
SfsrExarrc ADvEEr1sISs-Iye have repeated
" expressed cur own hearty appreciation OF the
wall planned and TaIl-iirecIed Efforts OF Nj .
Palmer 70 s.:s5i.h universal Agency foE Newspapers
and Advertising wherein man OF business II any city
could adTer.se Il say par, Il al parts OF he Iaon
II tie NOS; widely circulating journals at at the oss'
practicable price. To the Press and 70 the Business
coc.auai-7 this plan Z alike z.ost advantageous snc
NJ Palmer: ps-se7er.aE ls5or= and sscTlaces ioE ~
establishment: nsve s-ited the thanks AID tie support
Of BOTH 81 TIE following articles it vi De seen that
Ire Press least i slow 10 acknowledge the obi
gaaon o,-,.,s
apv-sr-.-Sc 37zxcr--SieaIn snd iron -al.s- and
we: slrnos; arr.hilztuF space and tine but ~ 40
diminishing population require aew in2aes q
dong business Formerly trscesu'ah !oosec LOT c.
toners oui- u Ma Own biographies. Circle Now Il ne
have excellence n his trade h. mag have customers
thousands OF miles from hin VINO iisy receive o.
wares fresh and glossy rom Ms hshd7, " sag &c
rzsy hare This may depend upon NJ s1iJ % fa''
The knox OF hi- excellence over me whole se'r7
etr-aL1fior Of the country u ne can tnd means %
spread the kuoedEe o. his business over every ether
town and city OF the country a. ven IS a. o''n' ne
In seeking 70 make known MS business man WILL 81
course tIrn 20 the Press But the Fress = IN "a 'e'F
democratic condition. There u no oae or aa!i dozen
ospar. that circulate everywhere "A 10 The mass oil
ne counfrv each county laTg. town mas u own
Press or Presses to which alone IL people ooN ior IN
formation The labor snG expense OF merely transmit
ting advertisements 20 large NUMBER OF Journals 20 =
y. s-vsda all rs-s of the co1ntry would itself probably
be lar more than the cost OF Advertising IheTe Is ant
ing or rather there EGs waaang common system
uniting all the Presses n one 90 that II man N Boston
wished 70 advertise in 100 OF the Leading papers 81 Tue
country he could do i; win the certainty and
facility with which he transmits draft 10 NeN-l ORR
The Newspaper advertising Agency OF MI y B.
Palmer We look upon iust this thnE. on nave ouy
TO step into MS Office with notice which you wish 10
have given 20 the whole people OF the United States
and il i. 5ore Mr. Palmer has the machinery oil reacE
10 10 Il, Machinery which il might b. for your interest
IN build iust for your own business II il did not exist
bu: which Il would cost you thousand u.Hes more 20
build than it viii 10 pay for the use oil MI Palmer
We should not have devoted much space 10 This mat
Ter II we did not consider II one OF the greet puuhc IN
movements Of the day and wha tending against
monopoly OF the power of the Press iavnrin- the Local
paper and thereby preserving the democratic character
5t the Institution in this it is co-worker with the
From n. Piiia Public Ledger. Nor %. lsi6.
An Editorial Convention recently held IN New
Jersey upon subjects connected wiki the mutual inter
.,s of the pres. OF that state AZ which nost Of the
newspapers were represented. Among other matters
which claimed the consideration OF the convention Wss
that OF City Agencies in relation 20 Whicls prao'r
setting forth the great and increasing advantages IN Ous
ness 10 DC derived by the country press from having an
eicien, permanent City Agent; and the following
lions passed
nexpedeu Tor us 10 acknowledge than one Agent IN
each ef the cities of NewYork AID Philadelphia for our
And whereas. Nj V B. Palmer, OF Philadelphia. has
established agencies in MI the large cities at conGefR1e
sacrifice OF line aud money and wnereGs We nave in'
utmost confidence in Mr. Palmer; therefore
Rc,oJeG That recommend him as a proper person
10 act rs Agent
The New.Jersey papers take very correct We" OF
their own interest this think l. Is true tA
competition the life OF business AZ principle but Il Is
also that for newspaper % compete '''iA e oy
the employment of than Agent III each city or
place j. about on par with the engagement OF several
persons BY the 20 attend alc and uid against
each other Tor property which ne desires 10 nave puF
chased for him.
In addition 10 the true policy 10 any country paper Of
having but one efficient Advertising Agent IN each city
Mr. Palmer the gentleman 40 highly recommended by
the New-Iersey Convention deserves all the success
which the business may meet with from NE NANCE OF
both the ure.s and the public He the originator OF
the plan the rrsi adopt and carry II out As business
with system and i the with al new pToect- ne
had for months and in fact for years, 70 WORK against
not only pecunary sacrifices but the persuasions anG
even rdicule OF many Of hi friends and others who had
considered the matter in rs importance TO the puohe
and the country presr less dian himself and who there
fore thought lie was losing MS time his ndomiab!e
energy and his money in useless effort 10 establish the
enterprise upon firm basis
Nh Palmer has triumphea over all obstacles. me
business Of his Agencies in this city SewN Crk Baltimore
and Boston has been gradually increasing month after
month and year after year until now requires at each
office the attention CT se'ersl CLERKS copySS' oo"A
keepers &c for is transaction proving beyond question
that is advantages more than beginning 10 De apie
ciaed To Jolgey b. Pdad Is entitled all the credit OF
the enterprise and we think the success
The following letter sets forth IN strong and
clear manner the advantages OF advertising Y B Pal
mer ESQ /. Justly entitled al the credit accorded to
him BY the writer Woodbury. Constitution
Correspondence Of tle Dayton Transcript
PHILADELPHIA June % Isi6
pEAs MAC I arrived here by the on Friday
night 4. uy tine has since been chiefly occupied with
business have vet been 10 many OF the lions
one o. nv nrst devoirs attention 10 your business
with your agent Mr. y B Palmer and Il VIII not be
uninteresrng to give you detail OF an hours inter
view with this extraordinary man. say eXtraortins
~ because he IS only the rst VINO has set on foot
new system OF propelhnc the commercial machinery OF
the country but la. conceived the plan through unsd
ed foresight and has by perseverance and energy de-
spite gigantic opposition and multiplied discourage
nens succeeded He has Tor i've years lapoTea 70 IS
ablsh general newspaper agency 6y wllch regular
and systematic means i Afforded 10 business men OF
giving uotorcty abroad 70 their respective branches o
business To give you some idea OF his views. which
YOU viii doubt conceive correct ne draws compaf
ison between a.! commercial! pursuits and the grand
theatre OF mankind their physical and intellectual ca
pscity.
uAI order compete with the growing wants and de-
1ards OF the former the material Affairs OF business
transactions must be aided sustained bY proper
ionaie exercise OF iuteectua! energy and th's me!
ectual energy should Keep pace with the iac.les by
which the maerisl aAir. Of business are advanced II
they do not the same effects must from time 10 une
arse that would result from oyergFo"n population
wi,hou, mentz discretion 70 PROVIDE MEANS Tor their
sustenance As portion OF the community would De
subject 10 starvation and death. SO N The coHlerc!s!
world that portion which with stess concern Tor ne
mere transferring and handling OF observation-disclosures
mere rsa;,di of trade-woud inevitably DC obliged 10
succumb Whist reputed III tnres and aii Former
IL the material trade required but lizzie intellectual e
cr;ion While population 'rsz comparatively small!
OUR resources limited business men lew our con
rsysncc arty S. also means OF intelligence II "aS
ezsy matter 20 give notorey 20 business aotoad by
means OF verbal written printed communications,
which were .eIsurey passed i:on one 10 another and
resd The times have changed Instead OF the slow
Conestosa teams have steaInooats and locomotives
These have s.o supersed-: the NAL coach The mcis-
.1l OF trade has advanced beyond al cs-custon ior
speed and dispatch
Those business men who hsve consulted with proper
discretion the aci.es hand are advancing rapicly
in the scale OF fortune while rraHy. very r1aay "ao
have avs=d themselves merely o those pPaoe aids
which they were Obliged 70 resort 10 or immediately
sink are yet lingering along behind the tunes ETery
one Is BOW obliged il be would Keep pace Win The
70 aid hs physical eNsrtions N trade or wha;
ever business ne may be engaged IN BY due recourse 10
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