New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-07
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TIE DAILY POLE-CAT ESTABLISHMENT
ITS RISE AND PROGRESS.
DESCRIPTION on Irs INrERNAL ARRANGEAErs.

DESCRIPTION OF ITS INTERNAL ARRANGZaETs.
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contemporary We cannot with hin he Of editorial
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while the Eenou yeseiy paper s-esni v0ucherf for
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Ii is exactly nine months since Tie DAILY Polee1t
was established, ard during tina. comparatively long
period il has s'tsined position and magnfcence unri-
vsed By any journal in this world the next Tie Poe
cat came into existence in stormy period. At the time
Of s establishment the Ne FYork press represented
by couple Of paltry sheets the called TIE Times,
the other THE TRIBUNE both of which sank into utter in
significance as Tie Poecdt scared from the prolific
sewer IN whose rich corruption beg ten. The first
clouds Of the Present European commissions then
gathering the political horizon, and the existing organs
Of public opinion in this country blniei and Devil
sered BY the magnitude OF the coming struggle. 1t
the destiny Of TIE Poeca shed light into this Tropho
na darkness and dpcrs the clouds that had threatened
enshroud even The the sacred liberties Of this happy
country. Early in this spring Mr. Fustian the editor,
manager, proprietor and reporter Of The DAILY PoeeR
undertook journey to Europe for the sole purpose Of
settling if possible the present difficulties, and guarding
this country against the machns:on OF the depo and the
tyrant. II may not be generally known buk il never
tess true that il is entirely owing 10 the Iii ynei stand
taken by Mr. Fussn the court Of St. Peersburgh that
the Emperor Of Russia prevailed relinquish his
project OF invading this country, BY sending Cossack
army the Ural Mountains and along the further
edges OF the river Hespont, until they entered upon the
confines of Northern Canada, whence the journey hther
would have been easily accomplished
From the very outset of the Of Tile Daily Pole
cat, lie principles were as mnutable and fixed as the
needle the pole. 1t began by fesrlesy proving TO the
world that public opinion could not sublue it, because
made public opinion If there any private individual
in the community base enough refuse his support to
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fulfilled its duty to society by exposing the private history
OF the malignant viper II his wife unfaithfI, his
son dishonest or himself disspaieI, TIE Poeeai with the
ruthless hand which should be the property Of the pubic
censor tore away the veil from his domestic altar aud left
him bowling example of the folly of prejudice and the
mraraliiy Of the press
This manly and vigorous course Of conduct drew upon
Mr. FUsan the enmity Of many. On several occasions
the brutality OF personal chastsemcnt resorcd TO TO
intirndae him, but in vain. lie deled his assailants
The law afforded him pecunary compensation for his
bruises and safe in the possession Of approving
science be cared for further vengeance This heaven
ly resignation brcugh, with it, reward for speaking
physica y, after tine Mr. Fustians epiderm became
Injured to violent applications that they ceased to be
painful, and like holy martyr he might be said to have
courted his punishment the damages obtained in each
going the support of the Of truth the person
Of The Daily Polecaf.
Since the establishment Of TIE Poecat vast degree
of enterprise has beea infused into the Newiork Press
Tie Polecat the first paper to insert indecent edver
tsesnen To The Pocat is due the credit Of introducing
choice vocabulary Of editorial expression which have
added greatly to the force and purity of journalistic tera
ture In this Tie Pcecqt eatters itself that still regns
supreme There is one magnificent institution, however
that originated with The Polccat which alone will insure
the Immortality Of that publication an institution which,
whether considered morally financially may be regarded
Of greatest strokes of policy known TO modern
times II is technically termed q" black mail" The sys
TEN is simple An individual company known to be
wealthy is fixed upon; Immediately afergard paragraph
Is inserted stating that the individual poisoned his mother
or that the company has got capital At first both par
ties are indignant and threaten the law but after few
interviews with Mr.. Fustian they learn that the matter
nay be settled in more anc able way. Tho editor gets
thousand dollars and the next number Of the paper inn
presses on It's readers the fact that the matrcde is the
most yruou Of men, and that the company could build
another FL Dorado golden roofs and all if they only chose
TO enter on such q speculation.
The circulation of Tie Polecat during the first month
was five hundred and during the last week il has
aged the unexamped number Of two hundred and fifty
copies daily circulation. 1t requires the continual aten
ton Of hand-prcss and boy from l2 at night till in the
morning to work off the daily edition.
The workina department Of Tie Poleoa' is on very