The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-27
The Dispatch.

q Dispatch appears to-day in new suit Of
1. which we anticipate will be commenda-
1oth for neatness and legibility. 1t has
demonstrated by experience that a sheet
Mr. than the Dispatch cannot be published
/ Epenny paper with profit-the additional
VI of paper of larger size swallowing up the
u.s. Notwithstanding this limitation Of di-
ions, the demands upon the columns OF
emmy paper land especially so in the case
q Dispatch increase with its increased cir
NON. Thus is il placed in a dilemma which
been the greatest embarrassment to this
lar kind of newspaper. To increase ca
" without increasing space, becomes
eratum with it; and hence the adoption
ry fine type by the penny press generally.
lake this type Us distinct and readable a.
BILE, has employed the ingenuity and skill
10 best type founders. They have succeed
last admirably in transferring the face OF
type TO the body of smaller type. This
!, of type is now introduced into the Dis
4. and we doubt not will, in considerable
ee.acoomplish the desderatum OF Increased
4glbiIiGithout "a loss of space.
StmrjneousIy with this improvement in
3hehpJtance Of the paper, our establishment
has bed Extended by the addition of fine new
l3buhdiJor its general purposes. The build
lind in kich we have so long conducted ths
1w9olaeour enterprise has at the same time.
yuu1IeIke considerable alteration and i'm
&u4ve&nt With the two, we shall now have
II8pl$ lace and accommodation for every par
\ 8thde siness OF printing and publishing tft
AIHsp4 which, from little acorn in 1850 hr
|iR,w}b be great tree in 1850. In the est
4ehtid of a practical enterprising business
Han, u next blessing to a thriving bushes.
d liberal public support, Is spacious Ind
KeIl-k dered establi shment where all tileyope
TOD of his calling can 20 on with facility
I'D furacy. The first named, we are grdtefnl
beible TO say, we have for some years tnin
'rr,ptedly enjoyed; the Inter blessingIf are
and are sure its benefits WI bs
Il b every branch of the business menu "a
Ell as physical, TO the advantage of theDIs-
''fcH PUBLIC, (Which is, we may SAN the
hole public IA well rs ourselves.
rhe rise and progress OF the DispnfeA has
en- quite n remarkable newspaper histfy.-
! success has exceeded the most sangui4 eI-
citations of even its founder. He wouldlave
adly compromised at its commencement To-
3ermanent circulation Of one fourth tsfres-
i edition 1t ran up rapidly, hovefr, to
alch beyond his calculations, and his low
tralation largely exceeding that ofa1s pa |
r South of Baltimore; and we nav thinA /
ute probable what we once considItd i'm |
issib!e, that the Dispatch will, befce many l
,ars, DE compelled to employ one)f HONS /
isst fast presses, to print of its ally edi- |
IN. In the language OF an intelligen friend, il /
pas become an institution of Richmnd;'' and |
osc he 10 add what is hardly nice compli. /
'enfary than true, that 'nobody ca get along
ifhout it," 1t is, indeed, the peole's news |
Rer-an industrious and brief cronicle OF
[ present-conyeniently handled, eadily Pc
Estd ana unders tood-1inding its Wv into the
sdds Of all classes, and reaching lany who
old take no other paper, thus m;,ing read
a of persons who We're not readss before
useful institution" therefore, the Dix.
sfeh Its universal circulation Etkes il ia.
universal medium for reaching tn public eve
" advertising custom is therefore immenselx
reaier Than was ever in former ye;rs besfovva;
IA newspapers in this city. H., Too il :.
eipidiy extending its circulation--%reaiy vo,.,
|krse--On all the railroad lines laaing from,
n ei'y. II is, therefore, a most efficient mo
3 - 0"sh witch 7" f"''cia tiie pubic Of the |
ountry. a. well as city.
"A boid enterprise itself-characi riytic az ,,o
ianes--iequlrlng energy and ski 10 pusb !, |
orward-it is the active and zeal,.s advocat. |
4 improvements and liberal enter -lses of OF
sorts for the Increase of the pa perit, ana
Vi virginia ana Oh hieinond. No |
knportant PROJECT for the benefit his c;tx
1ns iailed' to receive its cordial snnor, ,,a
De almost universal success of sch sntar
rises as II has favored, proves AT l,st that !,
~ been generally right. The past / bnt an,
|icatioh of its future course on tn suh;eet n,
improvements. 1t Will, indeed, ei,eavor n
leyoie itself with increased energ, :, ,h.s.
matters.
With these remarks upon this To ,a,.r
sung occasion, We throw ourselves ,,n. n,or.
alpon the kind indufs ence OF our reacars ~.
lain no peculiar freedom from m s,ste. :,
ndeiaeh' OF 'as'e' but our errors ar of judg-
nien', not hieniAon ITO err is human: to for
3ve. 2riRs" We acknowledge mos frankly
aanftyaf a we accord as freely the di-
~ nss.,e,nle The public, the most saga
VINE a,,tics. tine most just of ldges--in
eious "a -. we ave the same abiding faith
whose hsa ~. To that multi udinou,
that MI. filing to leave all our short.
citizen We that the balance will be fair.
..o,ningr, ateti merits and transgrcssions
il drawn tg, we bid the reader o. yer,
Thus hiling that he may live hun.
good. s5u pat each year, hale ami hearty
- ~ tie Dispatch after il has. liz,
rssaed Deer a nsw leaf,
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