Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-11-22
PROSPECTUS
THE CHRONOTYPE,
DAILY AND WEEKLY.

The SUBSCRIBER, having had some experience in io,r
nalism and arrived at ideas what publ journal ough
be- which could not DO realized without radical
ganzaion of his has the pleasure to say thai
Monday the Both September he presented the pub
lie the CHRoSoTYPE RKyIvED, on new SYSTEM and
which may deveope itself into what the present requ
While he retains the of his former Journal and
all that peculiar and valuable in its character, he will
be able to give features which will supply great de-
hciency hitherto existing if not felt in the character OF all
newspapers. 1t will be devoted to News Commerce,
Manufactures, AGRICULTURE Educaon Arts Sclence Mail-
ners Morals Politics. Psychology Theology and all other
human interests and nquresin the past present. and fu-
ture tenses-and will yet beno more the paper OF one Glass;
section or party than Of another whoever seeks In It the
editors own peculiar views any subject WILL in due time
find thcm but he will also tnd as dsncy ana perhaps
earnestly and ably expressed all sorts of views that conflict
with his What the needs Is an every day Sheet like
the one ST. saw, which, while there nothing stale
flat common or unclean, there shall great variety Of
what may to some peOpe--a sheet in which all
thinking men whether rich or poor iterate or erae
servatye destructive, Christian ndel Wing Demo
crat Free Soil may unite and find only great deal
which they Uish to read but little which they eed read
and don't wish toa sheet to teach them, only what
they themselves Think and how they feel what and how
others think and feel What business has the aerspaper
the great light awgyer pilot chart compass and g e of
this age to De the mouhpece oil sect party or faction
than the sun has shine only the What
vanity for editor suppose that little in
sect buzz can NIL the worlds great to shut out
every voice whose meaning he likes mott His vocation, If
he be wise is to give voice lis due place. to blend and
concentrate all the rays OF light and darkness too perhaps
that the wort mgy have the benefit OF free daylight
Heaven makes it. Men that men, of all parties
becoming equally sick opary organs that always strech
ing the truth side and docking the other, and of
nosouled Journals eschew all subjects which of interest
enough for dispute about and dedicate themselves
to dizziness. They ajouna that sufficiently brave
speak what its editor really thinks and candid enough
TO speak what any and every body else thinks They want
ajounal which shall epitomize the universe without par
TALLY or distortion.
fever mortal underwent a discipline make him honest
his friends Orgvng to his enemies and candid all men
the subscriber believes it is himself He hopes therefore,
journalist henceforth the peculiar want of the
and give fair play both and old IDEAS Not that
he expects ride horses rushing opposite directions
he will ride nothing, especially figures of speech
but poised upon his own fet, central stump, he will
hodthe sopwach Tor other riders and win the confidence
not only of those who jealous progress but of those
who jealous of it, nshor hopes make the Cro-
oype the place where all ne shall come to know what is
going in the world, ply sca POLITICAL moral and spru
aldear TO all the gods but those of Incidence, filth gno
The organization by which he hopes realize this
great idea of independent, OmRitOeat press is simply
this l. A sufficient distributing force with sufficient mo-
faithful and energetic discharge of their daties
The cash system i'll regard TO papers and advertising b
sufficient means to carry on the paper without advertising
patronage till the circulation itself paysin the public
really wants the paper above descrbed-and more than
nough to be lost if it does not
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The WEEKLY CHRoNOTYPE is published every
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ELIZUR WRIGHT,
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