The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-17

The following J. from Ju,ge Dcwiirg's In
diAnapotis correspondence % his paper. the
Tcrre Haute Journal. The Judge i well
versed in newspaperdom, and speaks know
Ingiy on the subjsct:
The Indianapolis Herald. made it, ap-
pearance to-day In it, enlarged form and new
dress. and j. now one q the finest printed
newspapers In the state. II j.. 81 course. ably
edited by Judge Perkins who has few equals
a. an experienced writer I'm defence q demo-
cratic principles. The democracy u Indiana
have now an organ gotten up in style and
edited in a manner 81 which they have cause
10 feel proud and should - 10 work At once
20 increase its circulation. and place a copy Of
n. " possible. In the hands Of every democratic
family I'm the state. There i no business. ia
which liberal patronage tells 30 effecfually A.
in that Of newspaper publishing. Without
immence patronage how, for instance. could
such papers a. the London Times and New
York Herald, keep In constant pay hundreds
~ able writers and correspondents. foreign and
domestic, endowed with great talent and the
most varied acquaintances; And Vet YOU
Will meet with people 20 unreasonable as %
compare the labOrs Of an editor, who has 10
make selections. write editorials, collect local
news. and read the proof sheets-tO the articles
produced 10y the hundreds who labor in the
different departments Of these and kindred
Journals We refer 30 these details 10 prevent
Of the Herald will grow 20 rich il every DEM
ocratie family, who can afford IL, patronizes
the paper. Patronage gives power aud nfiu-
ence 10 such establishments. which l. what the
party wants in it, Organ.-Terre Haul Ne,rS
"THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY HERALD. -
This j. the title Of a new paper at Indianapo-
liz, which succeeds the state Sentinel. Ii il
TO be Democratic paper, devoted % 10 the
" tlme-honored principles Of the Democracy"
IL i published in the Herald buildings, 10y
Hall Hutchinson, and edited by Judge Per-
kins, formerly Judge Of the Supreme Court
The Judge l. reputed to be a man Of great abil-
iiy, much learning, practical knowledge. and
well Nersed I'm constitutional principles. Tn
der these circumstances. we think the Herald
will be a valuable auxiliary to the cause Of
constitutional liberty. OF course il will meet
with success. Ii appears in a new dress
White County Democrat.
INDIANAPOLIS DAILY,IIERALD-T paper,
which takes the place Of the Slate Sentinel,
was ON Monday greatly enlarged and improved
in appearance. Messrs. Hall a. Hutchinson.
who purchased the state Sentinel. are deter
mined 10 make the paper worthy Of the princi-
piles il advocates. Judge Perkins il editor of
the paper, and will make il worthy Of the sup
port of the Democracy Of Indiana. Success to
the Herald!
We wish the old firm, Messrs. Elder, Hark-
ness X Bingham, success in their retirement,
and prosperity in all their undertakings
LOgdRspOrt Phdros.
The indianapolis Sentinel has given place
70 the Daily Herald, published by Hall a
Hutchinson, who purchased the Sentinel, and
edited by that steadfast Democrat, Hon. :. T..
Perkins. Under his editorial supervision the
public may rest assured of an ably conducted
central paper, whose Democracy will be high
toned, and above suspicion.-Jdsper Courier.