New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02

One OF those delicacies OF the season with
which the unhappy Editor Of The " L. Ti~es 10
now treating bis readers, is the notion thsseyer
since &c came into the world The TRIBUNE, big
aud awill monster that il IT, has kept up nefs-
rous conspiracy to plumber him Of his character
we protest We never thought of such Qlixot's
schievement-to ruin him in business and -
trsnple him. an innocent and tender victim. be-
meath our gigantic feet. Tais would be amusing
enough were it anything but the writing saA
coniortion of one in too much pain 10 be wholly
re,porsible for what he says, or to produce tho
ludcrous effect proper TO tue nature OF his pcf-
fermsnce. But in spite of these drawbacks the
notion becomes comicsl when Se effect | tiie on
the sntecedents in this atrocious plot OF ours Ono
Of che fret achievements of Iae N L. TImes was
to publish long advertisement all over tho
country Dragging about itself a. nov only Superior
10 all other journals, but especially az superior
70 THE TRIBUNE, and seductiyelv inviting our
subscribers TO forsase us for the more moral. in-
tellectusl, conservative and lunscuous pages Oh
The ~ L. Times. We, being all he time beat
on consummatiDg our conspiracy, geuty exposed
the ndeceucy of this sort OF Advertising, aud tae
consequence was that while We received duo
discharge of backyard pers )nality, the Practice
was abandoned at least where detection WAS GER
tain. In California. however, wo fad il still
maintained in a perfection of style worthy tho
iIustrious Mr. George Robbins Of pulling memory.
For instance what can be more splendid In Its
way than the following extract from recent ad-
vertisemen mt of some San Frsnclsco agents OF Ihe
n Y. limos We copy from The W,ds West.
"a weekly paper of San Fr4ocisco) OF Feb. %.
putting few of the more striking phrases ia
Italics:
.nt. snd not b, ITS alton which by their
a. mt, 20 certain suubef bs,oad which the COZ
paser sbsoo the pIohls OF ai.edsemsnt, rhn
or ne Hrald much 'pace occupied - remark and the
sppes be selected wi reference 20 ths
HothnI good relates OF suy but the eyouu'ny sns sd
cal Europei n their faults aud ernes we nai no
ccI ~, d 99 "a, ,s fe eD,J d sod u .s.sass
not peculiar malice dHt fhPsdeaee vhich 70 e0Hvet'ss
eIfas Tng TRIBUNE and originate ~ I've inferior fHs"%
Tls H,ad sud TRIBUNE .tandas Ia the sItromss Of ep
peson one lid TIE other loehas tho soy', o. no
Mr Henry Rsymons at The is'snee Of ma n 2 Of
wssy $ Sssr o .bSs sa sss
opinion ne gsiiea Of senffncnf and policy which
Ia, been en- ritz successful Ihe editorial force Of h pspes
employ snd uy renunerses the oes iaest OF the coasuy
ability The Democrsic Of the Amshsin )pisis
generally kept IN oy writer's aud poat Of and
corr, c. The THc perhaps ths bss paper 10 tho
world rot excepting 10 oAne,ise OF London which - rarely
better written not AaU 20 hoaeif, sud falls far bsbnd la
vr,ely CT mBtter"
What awful wickedaen il must require 10
prosecute a scheme for the overthrow and de-
siruction of journal 80 exceedingly sensitive
and sbrir king even in the details Of its business
MANAGEMENT, and which thus carries the Injection
of ts own deicacy to its agents at the ansip 'des