Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-11-29
PROSPECTUS
-OF-
THE CHR ONOTYPE,
DAILY AND WEEKLY.


THE sUascR1BER, having had some experience in Jour
nalisn arrived at ideas OF what public journal ought
40 he which could not be realized without radical reor
nation of his means has now the pleasure to saw that
on Monday the 30lh September he presented to the pub
lie the CHRoNOTyPE REVIVED, system, and one
which may deyeope itself into what the present age reqr
ca While he retains the name of his former journal and
all that peculiar and valuable in its character, he will
be able give features which will supply great de-
fciency hitherto existing If not felt in the character of all
our newspapers. 1t will be devoted TO News, Commerce
Manufactures, Agaculture Educaon Arts, Science Man
neTs, Morals, Politics. Psychology, Theology and all other
human interests ana the past, present. and fu
ture will yet bcno the paper of one class
section party, than OF another Whoever seeks in the
editors own peeuhar views on any subject WILL in due time
find thm bat he will also ind distinctly and perhaps
earnestly and ably expressed all sorts of views that conflict
with his What the age needs is every day Sheet like
the one ST. Peter in which, while there is nothing stale,
fiat common, unc,ean there shall be great variety Of
what may seem 50 to some peopea sheet IN which all
thinking men, whether rich poor terate or erae con-
sentative destructive, Christian or IDfde Whig Demo-
cra Free Soil may unite and find not only great dea
which they lotsh little which they need 10 read
and don't wish sheet to teach then not only what
they themselves think and how they feel but what and how
others think and hat business has the neospaper,
the great light awgver pilot chart compass and guide Of
this age to the mouthpece OF sect party or faction
any more than shine only for the elect? What
vanity for editor to suppose that his little in
sect buzz fill the worlds great ear out
every voice whose meaning he likes not His vocation if
he be wise give every yoces due place. blend and
concentrate all the OF highland darkness too perhaps
so the wor mBy have the benefit of free daylight
as Heaven makes it. Men that all parties are
becoming equally sick party organs that are always strecb
ing the truth side and docking the other and of
nosouled journals eschew all subjects which interest
enough for men to dispute about and dedicate themselves
to duness They journal that sufficiently brave TO
speak what its editor really Thinks and candidenough
to speak what any and every body else thinks They
aouna which shall epitomze the universe without par
TALLY or distortion.
ever mortal underwent discipline to make him honest
to his friends orgying to his enemies, and candid to all men
the subscriber believes is himself He hopes, therefore,
Is journalist henceorth to meet the peculiar want of the
age, and give fair play to both and old IDEAS Not that
he expects ride horses rushing in opposite directions
-he will ride notnng especially not figures OF speech
but poised upon his feet, central stump, he will
sopwatch for other riders and win the confidence
not only of those who Jealous of progress but of those
who are Jealous of it, shor he hopes make the Giro
n0tG the place where all mel shall come TO know what is
going on in the world, PHYSICAL POLITICAL moral and spiritu
adear 10 all the gods but those of indoence h igno
The organization by which he hopes to realize this
great idea of independents OniUocal press, is simply
this. l. A sufficient distributing force, with sufficient
tive to- faithful and energetic discharge of their duties 3
The cash system in regard papers and advertising g.
Sufficient means to carry the paper without advertising
patronage till the circulation itself paysin the public
really wants the paper above descrbed-and more than e.
nOugh to be lostif does not.
The DAILY CHRONOTYPE is issued d4iIy, SUNDAYS
and holidays and for the present, Mondays excepted
2tcE-IWO CENTS copy, or at that rate for any longer
The WEEKLY CHRoNoTYPE is published every
Thursday and delivered by carriers in the city and the
railroads at cents copy. 1t win be sent by mail at the
same rate for any sum reed postage free, or for
CLUBS renting, postage free,
1922 win receive 70 one address, for onoyea copies
1900, Ii
s 3Sg}' Z" g 9 g d5eS g
ADvERTIsISG in either Daily Weekly Chronotgpe is
inserted at the rate of cents line for the first insertion
and cents line for each succeeding nserion always
be paid for ADyANCE.
PUBLISHING OFFICE
In The Basement, Corner Of State and Deuon-
shire SIS, Boston
ELTZUR WRIGHT,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Standing.