The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-23

.Just so | think, 1t person don't get q
a thing when they look Tor il, they don't
want it a, all, and as the paper is very ir-
regular il we're you would stop it. There
Us MIR. NJ. takes seVeml city papers; you eau
borrow them dnre say, whon be gets thtongIl
with reading hem.' ~. r.
Il believe will said The Squire, beating
the Devils Tattoo with his foot, there is no
use in putting up with everything
i hope you won't stop it for such tris
fling reason Father cried Hester with a
lpIeading yoice-'~hy we could get no local
in diligence whatever; ard how do you know
but what Mr.. Grayson or some Of his family
are i'll; that he has been unable to get il out
to-day? Poor man, he looks as though he
had the consumption al eudy. standing over
his case as be does, and in my opinion no
one can be more industrious and Try harder
10 do his duty. Printers have hard lot Of
III anyhow--a life OF ceasless slavery, with
\ little thanks and less pay as.. ...,... s
! People are not expected to thank and pay
both, my DEAR observed Mrs. BurIey with a
smile Of dissatisfaction
Father have you paid Mr.. Grayson regu-
IarlyF asked Hester, with mischevious
glance directed towards her parent. .ar
ME- said The Squire, slightly blushing, and
iidgeting on his chair, i don'l know as have.
lie hasn't been printing but three or four
years, and he never asked me for il but once
or twice, didn'' happen 10 have the change
at the time--howcver, shall 60 up and pay
him off and stop the paper tomorrow NOM
ing
! MANS inhumanity to man
Makes countless thousands MOURN
repeated Hester, slowly. Pardon me, my
dear Father she continued more quickly,
as she noticed his rising anger, pray allow
me few words-they are these: lido not
think those persons, possessed as you are Of
wealth and many sou ceS Of comfort and
happiness, can sympathise sufficiently with
one in Mr. Grayson's situation, See how
he is tied down with his occupalion-wha
heavy expenses lie is obliged 10 incur--and
what CAFE, at entlon, what great mental ex-
ertion it requires to caier for the tastes OF
his hundleds Of readers and his attention
whether inclined or mol is continual. The
poor editor is allowed 10 respite; holloWdnys
and seasons Of enjoyment may come 10 all
but to him, for the public are like the dalgh-
iers of the horse eacl, their whole cry is
Give! Give" and the sIigbes. omission Of
what they suppose 10 be The duty or his part
--or single exhibition of the fraIty, to
which he as well as all others are subject
or The most rii ng failure in what they con.
siGef The terms of agreement is followed by
an immediate Withdrawal Of patronage and
while his wants are totally disregarded, their
Iportion Of the contract is broken with the
greatest of impuniiy. Patrons would do we'll
il seems to me, to consider that the ohIga,
ton is mual. A good newspaper is worth to
fany famiIystrebla the sum usually paid (or it,
and the editor who is wearing out his exist
ence IN the effort to instruct, iRterGst and
amuse his readers, is in every way worthy
of support literally and promptly beslow
ed.'
Il guess you must be thinking oflaking one
| OF the craft yourself or YOU would not defend
them so waEmly' said the Squire, quite re-
stoned 10 good humOr as he looked at his
graceful chlld and rather pleased than oth-
erwise at the Alency Of her language but,
az we have already had summons 10 tea,
suppose we adjourn TO the supper table
They certainly are the victims of the
gtealesl mi Justice continued Hester as she
arose to follow after. lrecollect reading q
notice in country paper the olher day
where the editor says, I'VE are ont Of every
hing bring On what you please III the way
of payment, fer nothing can come amiss.'- =
Yet dare'allirm, the most negligent among
those subscribers would be the first ly cry
out il the particular TASTE and wisaes were
not consulted, and to throw up the paper icl
any cause however triang. The best meth
cd in my opinion for obtaining good paper
and for insuring punctuaity, is for al! inter
ested in its success to fulfil at proper time
their pat of the obligation. Let each one
a, a stated period pay his subscription-hi
his item Of the means necessary to bring a.
bout result so desirable and my word lol
it, the printer would not be weighed in the
balance and be lo1ud wanlinq,' ......