New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-03

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knnsh dle- carry a. beniSn AID oe9lthin uhneoce
=, tis teachings 10 .heif ilrsdes-eevae aud reiae
tie puuaT tot. by il styi- and srr-ad out r,c1
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nay gather SIDE by sice with the great sno pros
p-itL- ar be refreshed Inc swect focei MlI.oo,
Oi soBaLLCoi has SAL;
T. moves bo,y t,k,s q uis' sol.ed nan
To 1l0,e the s1a~s
Such man is et Listed "a move them, and there
is 10 degradation 10 the FOik TO which lie puts hi,
latc. ,
Burers LEDGER chocolates among three hundred
thuusstd suoscnrer-. Hundreds Of that number
never turn the leaves at a book, but rrhglousy "a
n. LrD6TR ficm i;s title down 10 rs lat column.
every oi moiyI1ual WOO may hsve the opoor-
fuLity " b. ~ stirred by VI Ever tie ell qlenc- one
hrodI,d ia feruss his Contributions 10 tle LEDGkR.
TroussIcs who never hope 10 bear his voice. vii
listen with TO the words he speaks TO the n
through the MONT Vernon Pipers.' They Will
lcok rwsrd with Eager delight t. the weekly pleasure
in store. 0J sud young ~il gsther 10 welcome the
expected ylriisnt, aud toey Will bud new char n
sIouud the b+eithstope that gaddeGed by it, pres
eIce ACd venture 10 prediCt that when the Pc
rod of Mr. EveTetts engagement expires, hs classic
sen will have educated tie tastes oi the magazine
r. odng potion OF toe community that they will tiro
With dt'pust from the highly wrought hc'ion oi the
seIssti,u school, and demaLd pure and wholesome In
teil-ciual focd.
be achieved by Mr.. Eyeretts Cew enterprl.e. He
,Xan pie OF se.aburgatpg patriotism will tell ~. tale
Tisilg and ~ the oture neraon. 10 will hIe
youthful Bu biOn, add stimulate usn 10 whom hlSh
pns have BEEN enturt,d TO walk 10 h- steps, 10 lay
The offering Of their tee1rs upon holy affairs, ana 10
strive sitter peacefully wUn lauTels.
IT, NJ. Bonner W. think the thanks Of the conmu-
Iity stead OF the literally b, slowed ssrcasms Of he
brother eoitOrs Que. For the arrangement which
lie bad toe ingenuity make While It ben, hts b n
se Will afurd profit ard pleasure 10 the pubc. Mr..
BuItr IL man Vt high principle and rrepr)scha able
character who has suAss,d t,rtuns by hoLest 10
dustry great oasiness tBct. Tee IEOGER has al
wsys remarkable for ts moral tone, and i's col
grsced 10y Contributions from pens ~ untls-
Iu.d celebrity. Mr. Bonner showed hie 6tness for toe
position ich be occupies in securing the services u
lnuetTiOus Had, no has been successful Ia every
labor lie ever uIdertook-dstios ulshed 10 sll-and
who, 10 doubt will be equally prosperous in this.
From re philadelphia. United States Journal
EDWARD EVERETT, RoBERT BoSsER AsD THE
NEw.lohK LhDGkK.-There has lately been very
email tempest raised il very ios'gnicans teapot.
Tie W pdy Lubb no MAS brought about, though insd-
verisnty and Indirectly, by a gentleman who minds
bis own busipess, but more immediately by set Of
ttruedders who cbote interfere with his business
Robert Bonner, as the world kIows publishes a week
y paper called the Nrw-York LEDGER; WITH tho
merits and demerit Of his sheet tnsn million Of
ssders familiar. IL devoted to the liter iure Of
d,ily ir To tho expression Of what pertains TO the
emotion Of the heart and the thoughts that fit
L ho IL It's WOI1 far, fdtbtT tuaO W tue pfODtUs
d history tie Kites ot science. IL does not
furnish The strong meLtal food of the great British
teyiess neither is il rtended 10. The proprietor has
bus ans ia lie publication. The only questions that
rightly can te asked IN reference TO item are:-Do
thes- sms comm. nd the Wsel,.s worthy Are they
woftblly pursued
Mr.. Bonner does not profess to publish paper
solely for critics and scholars. Ills object is 10 furnish
reading for tie masses, for the MILLIONS who would
vuIdrT ID what consists the subhutes Of Al ton CT
the grsors of Cbaouug. IL this be has succeeded.
IL bA- " literature q. the only kind that tens Ut
thousand Of people Will pTuse. and he mas gwen the
te-t If the kidd tnat the people Will have. What 10
there wrOrg ~ this But more than what We have
sad, u- fact which is plain 10 every unprru iced
Ob-ery,r, that svery issue Of the LEDGER is in al
Of tie geLeIal tenor Of light literature and is
calculated 10 lead the p. pusr uind up ~ higher intel
leotusi gIainc ,Ons. But Mr. Bonner has committed
great crime-a CRIME which many never forgive-he
has been --ful AID his she Of the
clanOr which haa lately been raised against him.