The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-01-29
From the Telegraph Of yesterday
A Restoration Z

Our first design with reference TO the American Tele.
graph sustain independen, and candid yet
courteous and agreeable journal This design we have
never for moment abandoned. We would preserve 1t
free from party disputaton from exciting controversy,
and from every indication oil an acrimonious spirit IL al
any time wishes in any Of these particulars have not
prevailed has been regretted by none more deeply than
ourselves Far ADLER pens have laboTed IN It's columns
and il Is not our purpose 10 enter into judgment upon the
tendencies OF their abors. We but express the bias Of
conviction in the premises, and regret our ina
baay IN past fines 10 fashion events according 10 our de-
sires
A more favorable era has dawned upon us We find
ourselves in position the entire control OF the
Telegraph; and confidently announce TO our patrons
and the public that the spirit oil amiY and goodwill that
has in past times subssted between them and us shall in
spe al future efforts, and chief aim shall be TO
concaie the good opinion oil our ellow-eiizens and TO
promote their welfare.
city OF than forty thousand inhabitants is not
too small field for labors-we have never so re-
garded II; and, although the able and influential journals
that here devoted national politics afford many ad
vsnageous facilities 10 the citizens OF Washington we
have been well convinced during our brief experience
that the ability and the will here exist TO encourage
unpretendng journal 10 the full Of moderate
Il nav be thought by some Of our readers that more
particular explanation should be given of the
should ever have respassed upon The sansuasry field Of
political warfare but we assure them that even such an
explanation would conduct nearer 10 the confines OF
that field than have any desire 10 approach The facts
have stated are known TO many OF our felow-ciii-
and ample in vindicaon OF our own purposes
We will, however take the occasion TO remark that IN
expressing dsaste for the subjects that have at times
occupied the columns Of this paper, we dsclam the IN.
tention OF indicating any other sentiments Than those oil
respect Tor the writer's and the motives that have acu
acd them. Their convictions and ours not alike ;
yet though we may not labor for the Objects we
presume no censure OF motives is hence necessarily in
y0ved. Had their permanent conncxion with the paper
been finally determined, permanent enlargement
from its columns would have been inevitable But such
has not been the case, and we shall NOT conceal the
pleasure we realize in resuming our daily communion
with people toward whom entertain every sentiment
that enhance the agreeableaess OF that intercourse
In the earlier stages OF existence experienced
much qualification from the spirit of courtesy and kind
meas manifested toward Us by ibe editors of the In,e-
geneer, the Republic, and the Union, well OF the
four weekly papers OF this citythe National Era, the
Saturday News the Christian Statesman, and the Metro
potan We embrace this occasion 10 say that shall
ecafcsy hope TO enjoy higher pleasure in the future
than 10 merit THEFT good will and TO have II in power
10 exchange many kind Offices with them.