The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-16
From the New York Times.
A Solemn Remembrance.


We don't like appear intrusive, NEEDLE need
essy with what is really OF our business. Bat
can't help hnt'ng in the genest manner and with the
kinest intentions in the world. TO our neghbor the Her.
aid, that since abandoned its old position of political
Independence and became party hack, il has grown
suerably stupid and fast losing the reputation il
but the Times beats it out OF sight in important and in
teres,ing intelligence Yesterday the herad published
jefferson DAvss letter. which the Times bad the day be-
fore and yesterdays Times published the corresponds
ence between Col. Benton and Postmaster Campbell
which The Herald will probably have to-day And so il
has gore from day TO day. and from week TO week,
until we feel il to be duty 10 call neighbours nj
tention TO the fact We have refraned from auding
the matter before lest our motives might be msunder-
STOOD and the hope that the defect might be remeded
but has become fragrant, and colemporays rep
uation il suffering seriously consequence OF it,
determined at all risks TO speak out Even within
the last ten days we can count up more than dozen
which have been given 10 The public through the Daily
Times least day in advance OF the Herald, and 10
many they have not even yet found their way into
the columns OF tina, once enierprsng and celebrated
wspsper. We give few OF THESE instances, mere "
AZ specimens:
Sept, 2s-The Times published exclusively John Van
Burcns spe~ch Albany, making six columns,
received after midnight which the Herald corcd about
Sept ss-The Time. published the entire correspond
ence between NJ Holscmsnn and Secretary Marcy the
OF kosza and Capt lngaham. making columns
Of small type, received fo Washington BY Telegraph du-
ring the preceding nght--he publication OF which
completed by the Herald until the day
Oct The Times had full summary OF The recent
opinion OF the Attorney General regard the
question Of the OF the Texas debt in advance OF
Oct a-Th. Times had Two coumns OF very Interesting
intelligence from Havana. most OF which has not even yet
found ~ way INTO the Herald
Oct t-Thc Times con'siued the first psr Of the official
report Of the Maritime Conferences at Brussels between the
scientific Representative. Of all The principal nations Of
gives IT'S readers no intelligence whatever
The Times the day gave three columns OF the
details OF the e1~vgsn expenses OF the city for the last
statement OF the greatest interest bu,
which the Hcralds relaoa the corporation probably
Oct 6-The Times published Mr.. William Henry Tres.
cots very int resting and Instructive letter 70 Senator Bot,
the Herald has not yet discovered.
Oct The Times published full report OF orstion
pors Of Andre snd. although the Herald had
skfni eorPs OF reporters on the spot II has not yet
Oct 1.-The Times had full and complete repor, Of
Gov Seymonss excellent address the occasion,
king two coIumnsthe Herald giving mesgre
Oct. la-Tbs Times pubiished-l, Attorney Genera
land Institute q Mr. Castings opinion in the i'm
Gaze Of William Calden demanded by the British COVE
under the treaty Tor the extradon Of Grim nss
full repor, Of the proceedings OF the American board Of
commissioner, for foreign missions held al Cincinna
Jefferson DAviss letter differences the
parry this Stale Of which be found in
columns OF The Herald
Oct. la--The Times published the correspondence be-
tween Col Benton and the Postmaster General regard
the appointment oil soiles Office the intsessing
description the day OF Jewish adjustment; and g. The
conclusion Of the proceedings Of the Bfus.es ConieIesce
neither OF which was muth mentioned In the He aid
while IL slso gave much complete Of the
brutal prize hight. Of the before, than found
paper.
This bfings The account down to yesterday morning
What the Times OF this morning will have in advance
Of the Herald readers OF The two can easily diacove
This mention OF specific will show how regularly
and decidedly the Herald is falling behind the Times. in
giving interesting and important intelligence the pub
c That paper used 10 have good deal Of reputation
for early news and for time Il certainly deserved il
But since j, abandoned lie ground n independent
ewspaper and became the mere organ and advocate
political faction has lost all OF its enterprise and
great deal Of s interest; and il is now very nearly ~
sleepy, and quite stupid OF the blanket sheets
which u used dicule numerically, the slow
and respectable SIX pennies" OF Wall street
We mention these ih,ngs because the Herald onght TO
AnoW mem and immersed IT ~ in political partisan
SNIP would not be likely fad them out unle-s ito
senton wns thus specially directed to the subject Il
makes us melancholy thus our nsighbos losing its