New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-16
THE PIcaYUNE AND THE TELE-

THE PICaYL7yNE And THE TELE-
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We desire to be on the kindest terms possible |
to us with our associates Of the Press generally
and with those Of our city in particular. To be
80 is not less agreeable than fit. We IRE sorry,
therefore, that our good neighbor, the Picayune,
should take II 30 i'll that we the other day in
serted in our columns the complaints Of its con-
duct and representations of its (unprinted) lam
guage, made in aneastern paper, by the Tele-
graphic agentof the associated Press.
The charges of Mr.. Craigg were Gas the Flea ss
yune knowsl not new nor very grave: they came
from a person entrusted with large interests: on
their face, whether true or false, they bore pro-
hability it was tit that they should be cleared
mn. They3concern CHIEFLY the Picayune: but
they also concern us and all the Press and the
Merchants of our city, in matter of high I'M
portance. The Picayane might rest calmly on
its innocence but as long as it chose to De 81
lent, who could know that it ,eas innocent'
we thought it should speak; and therefore we
published the charges, rs we shall now the de-
fence. Is the Picayune glad to have made it
Does it not think it has made it with success
And so, ought it not to thank us for contriying
it the opportunity But alas all gratitude
seems to have fed from this earth After this.
who will ever do good natured thing again.
The Picayune does us injustice, if it imputes
10 US IN tnls matter any UNFAIR IeeAng. ANU
this, if we were accustomed in such things to
aver what needs further confirmation, we sufh
GENTLY prove, by not taking advantage Of GER
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is dsadvanageous to the managers humiiatng to the
w pose iAaJ the PIno
We see reason why theatrical managers should not
pay for advertising their commodities well others
VINO live by exchanging article for another why
they should newspaper to certify to the genuine
ness of the article they offer when that certificate
founded in truth There is palpabe unarness in the
thing which presents itself TO every By this custom
theatres may lose but cannot now they possibly
gain The practice destroys the confidence Of the public
in newspaper criticism and readers to look at the
nata he of the sep
meDts of the writer but ADVERT ements duly paid for,
which are by means to be believed
All interested should join in putting down the system
Let managers pay fair price for advertising their
fomances Editors and others will be willing to pay for
seeing them. Let fair criticisms be written and justice
own mart considering the moor we derve
tbeatres and how seldom we should feel in
cl;nea 10 nav f nmpsements If tbe character offered
we coud mot we'll lose nv tho new system proposed and
might cain BEING assured as wa that in irving daily
publication to the bills of theatrical entertainments
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romsmber few weeks sinca about the Maronis de Ro-
vera the spanish Minister in Mexico having auarreed
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the mode aud period Of liquidation was left III some dt
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point OF view and the facts were exaggerated IN
the accounts punsheu IN the United states we are l-
fnrmnd that Mardnis da RSvpra
covered the Justice of the views of the Mexican
mept and had returned to the Capital and resumed thu
exercise of his functions as Spanish Minister
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It's ana Is no" one OF the hnest looking newspaper
In the South Inc True Delta is weinanagea ana re
liable newspaper and we are gad 70 note the houfsnin
and independent position In which it appears to be nov
placed.
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