The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-10
New York Papers.

From the oskaloosa (Iowa) Times, Feb. IA.
j: is matter Of little surprise see many Of
the papers OF New York reducing their size been
the CASE during the past few months.
Pspers that we western people had supposed were Ia
highly prosperous state, have OF late very materially
reduced their dimensions, and out hardly su-
per,or in any respect whatever to many "away out
IYrs. or ALL tho Tribune compelled to razee The
people OF Iowa were ai.onished at such
the Tribune stand up under the pressuey The Tribune
the paper Of hundred and tJ six thous and aggregate
cir:ulston-whch charges fifty cents line each in.
sertion for a9versem, ntsrnch boasts OF being the
most desirable paper In the United States an per.
haps, in The wordS y possible that such sheet is
compelled to rszeeS Verify verify the present tariff law
mut be repealed aud protection allowed 10 be the policy
Of the county,
Thus our fellow citizens sympatbze with the Tribune
and do not cease TO woncer that the great tnu ob.
OF wbiggeay abo ioni,m and thunder-to say nothing
at all of knock kneed spiritu alismshould manifest
such inaubitable symptoms OF decay.
Next. after the tribune the Times compelled to
adopt similar course, and its readers must be
tshed with smaller eosos from the nossrum Of that vey
philosophical aud learned writer the editor of Harper
and the Lieutenant Governor OF Now York. Henry j.
Raymond however, had not many readers In Iowa
Greeley, though lie is acknowledged to be at least
Since the lie OF the Times La. been reduced the Sun
has also followed the example OF its two coempors
and, latest OF all the Journal Of Commerce. has ditoei
We do not purpo,s 10 assign any Tor this
ment the part OF four Of the influential papers OF the
American metropolis Tho two last mentioned have the
mot limited circulation in the West. Their merits,
how great soever they may be- not Mt all acknow
lodged by the people OF Iowa.
But whilst tue papers We have mentioned have been
comp TO diminish their capacities OF intelligence the
Ngw YORK ixEAID still gees on without any diminution
either in size interest. Without at al agreeing with
the sentime nts Of the HnAID, either upon the adas
tration Know nottingham, feel called upon TO
comment II to those Of our readers who desire New
York daily. Every number contains column upon
1umn Of the most interesting and important
Statistical financial commerce al foreign and dome site.
Many OF our democratic brethren would doubtless find
much from which to dissent in the political columns OF
the TfRAID But II Ia not for political intelligence that
Western people should take . New York paper. They
shoad taie 1t for the benefit OF s foreign and domestic
intsllis ence, which may have bearing their in
tercsu OF trade. II matters verl little TO Iowans whether
MJron IL Clark the man in the moon il Governor Of
the state Of New York But is vastly important that
they should keep themselves informed the state Of
all tps different branches OF trade in the city Of New
Yorktie monetary nstropclis Of America. We 90 be.
toye that every trading In Iowa would be benefited
By the continued prusa OF some New York dal paper
and 10 believe t.st the paper which would be
beneficial to him than any other Is the NEW York
Dinr HERALD.
Els without the least dsparsgement to the other
ceont papers Of New York that thus recommend the
Herald. They ali excellent, and no doubt do good
But ~. should be that any them IL superior
10 the HtHp In intelligence interesting to the man Of
letters TO the politician, viii question the su.
perority az the latter in Intelligence beneficial to com
munites whica live by trase.