New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20

The World wastes words in enieavors TO
conceal the true character Of its recent change
of iront We will try to set the whole matter
plainly before the public, according to our uD-
derstandlng of the fact.:
J. The Uorid was started by a company Of
wealthy ard religious men, as an organ Of
what may be not iuvidiously e-ignated the
Evangelical or Orthodox Protestant interest III
TINS community. 1t was expected to uphold
Public Morality. publish religious intelligence.
aud take no decided part ia politics.
II. The original company lost all the money
they saw hit TO invest in the enterprise-upder
stood to be 100000 or Overland then gave
the concern away, or sold it for song, TO n
wealthy Ioda Rubber man. who lost what
money he Thought be could afford in il, and
Marble, who had for some time been its editor.
Ill. Before or about this time, The Brooklyn
Eag'e (Dem) announced that The Uorfd had
undergone a change and was about TO come out
u Democratic organ. This was before We had
said n word on the subject. Yet. when We
repeated tho statement, The. World showered
unmcasgrrd abuse upon US US if We had
invented the report.
". Finally. an arrangement has been effected
by virtue Of which The Uorid has become an
organ and instrument Of the Democratic wire
VOL kers Of our city. one of whom we hear that
it 10 Mr. August Belmont, but that may be
mistake) has invested q good deal of money IN
the operation. We shouldn't wonder If some
of the rumsellrrs' ample funds. which are to be
layishcd to make Hora,o ST! mour our next
Governor, bad gone into this pool. 1t is under
stood that a concerted effort has recently been
made to give The World large lit Of Demo-
cratic patronage, and with considerable success.
-Thrse are the facts in the case &C We un.
derstand and believe them to exist. We con-
plain of nothing. object to nothing, but the
swlndling pretenscs OF independence ard I'M
partialty nader which The Uorld is now as
sailing the Administration aud the Republicans,
cart IN this city which Was ever the subject OF
more outright bargain and sale.
OF course, The Uord Will make q show of
contradIc'ing this statement. or some portion
Of 1t, but that will not shake our conviction OF
its sub,tantsl truth. Aud while We allow
that paper to tradnce TIE TRIBUNE with per.
feet IMMUNITY, We protest against lts clam to
our own columns for the circulation Of it's
qulbbling deuials Of orr statements. Aud as il
peases ut time. TO talk Of the declining crcu.
lation and influence Of this paper, It's i'll sue
cess, Ac.-we make ito proprietors this offer
One imparta nj ana estIiuable citizen shall be
chosen on behalf OF each Journal, who shall
proceed To chooses "a third, aud thu three shall
hny. free access TO the books, publication aud
press rooms of each esteb shInent for the space
OF month, or 81 long Us they may require
~ ascertain aud determine the exact cIrcula
ton Of the two Journals respectively, aud their
report, when made. shall be printed under the
editorial head Of each paper. Ii that report
does not provo the aggregate bona Gde circnla-
ton of TIE TRIBUNE to be- thrice that of The
World, thcn VIZ will pay $1,000 for the relet
Of tho sick and wounded soldiers in the Union
hospitals; if 1t does prove our bona yfde circu-
latlon W this tune ~ bo thrics that Of The
World, then the 81 900 shall be paid as afore.
sa'd by that journal.
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