New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-04
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| BALTIMORE. Saturday. JAY I: 1855.
change Of some importance in the newspaper In
tere,ts Of this civ dated from the lst Of July 10 the re-
tremert Of William Bose and Thomas Murphy frsm the
uroprierorshp of Tie Baltimore dM<rioaH. AMI the III
coming of Charles c. Fulton as partner 10 Tue cbn'ti
| ,rtion Of new fru (D0bbin q Fulton composed OF
| Rob,rt Debbin the energetic senior membcr oi the
old firm Of DobbD, Murphy & Bese asd Mr.. fulton.
have Lot been eIsetly informed OF the proportion ~ M
/ terest which Mr Fulton has secured But shstever IL
NAV be- be certainly hiss been lucky in the estinltei
value Of the concern which Is understood 20 be only
forty Thousand dollars whereast must be worth 4: least
fy thousand This change WILL Doubtless worK TO the
advantage Of the concern. Mr.. Fulton besng. 70 a
Younger and more progressive class of men than the r.
firing propretors able and industrious as they
He has had much experience IA different departments
OF the Press having been once connected eiit0riaiy
with the fOurshng san establishment, and more re-
Gently with Geographic agency 10 tbs c!y as rs prn-
cpsl lie i. Of tact as HeL Is Of ability ,nd eX-
perence.
Brabiz Meyer the editor hat is the editorial writer
Of The 1n6ricGE will be retained and wisely too, a.
think he has managed bis department better in many
respects than bis predecessor. M Carey. making 1t
more rspete and varied BY dat Of greater aiapaoity
a. well as industry Mr. Bose goes to Europe, for
season return 10 life of leisure. amid slIence for
short time-bUt for short time only, predict, he
being philosophical To- rem-n satisfied with the
sfiuna digHitGie of life Mr Murphy viii spend his
summers 81 watering places and his winters at the fire
sides OF bis nieces concocting plans for rendering
them happy with bis benefacti0ns bachelor, With no
cldren Of bis for, he has found happiness
in providing for the children of less prosperous relatives
end will continue To find happiness therein Blessings
will follow him 70 bis grave
The return of conventional delegates for This city fE-
orable Walter Mitchell for Governor and Henry May
and Joshua Nansant for the two Congressional Districts
embracing parts of Baltimore severaly. has Temporarily
ended the difficulties which have for time past.
disturbed the harmony OF the Democratic ranks, while
giving terrible blew To ilunkrrism Mr May has,
questionable procured the nomination of his district
the vote If the Convention viii shoS Mr Vdnsant viii
also be nominated notwithstanding strong efforts are be-
nc ade 70 carry Baltimore County for his principal OPP
ponent Mr. Preston And L well deserved nomination
will Mr Vsnant's be He viii be triumph4ntly elected.
a. some slight reward for bis many unpaid services -
Biz party and the public at large say nothing OF his
eminent services Ia his clas. the mechanics,
President OF their own Narylani Institute. and 10
other spheres. And employs OF this class will not for
ret how be has stood by them without oosng sight of
The rights Of the employers in the recent strike OF
the hands employed by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company, in which Mr. Nansani is City Director
"a service the benefit of which other gorkingmen felt
and appreciated, and will remember SIGMA