New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24

.rso r>arse Of The Soursal-Liuie knhu-
NEE al In. Ar,ieIes-How such Writing
shouid be Es,imascd-Ienders Hecotn-
ing Antiquaies-The New PapeT-Thc
veto Message.
From Or Special Correspondent
ALnASY, Feb. 90 ls66.
The time has been when such talk IS we had
In The I5ang Ereaiag Journal last week aud week De-
fore would have cxcIted powerful influence such IN
application OF the editorial whip by Edwin Cros"eH "
years sgo or by Thurlow Weed at lat'T date "oD'u
have instantly consolidated the political associates %
those gentlemen or blown The poTiy into 'nousauu
fragments. But that time has passed. Sn lnul'io li
Sn Il newspaper is Of more account than lAe
pal outside except that he can talk te more people
But when a man utcrs gbbersb the larger DIS "uoi'
epce the more men be dsgnsts. George W. Dem'i Is
Inns heen of no more consequence; h:s long'wirded
nrticlcs have made no impression than though le
had been a mailman the steps of the Capitol ma /
onCajnc he multitude passing in and ont, while inc
Heath bin undergoing discussion IN TIE Lee'o",
ture Ills luoubratOns we've provoklngly ihsoeut "i
indeceDty dOgmatca; tkey ANNOYED ana AtI1a'Su' 90
does the barking OF dog at ones heels, but pIVuuOoy
DO particular harm. They changed no man yole Gnu
did serious damage TO fhe Eepubneah' ohon W ~,
satiOn. The truth Is though they maze 80" a'u ~
a member angry the great body OF me LetsatuNNeIt
prorery REGARDED them the babbliDg OF concerted
Young nan-as the iDconsderate utterances oi yo III
am glad to believe that the time is rapidly approach,
ing II il has already come when the language OF
pubc journsl as well es that OF our public men, Wi!
Isss at us true value when the editorials IN the Sate
paper will be estimated by the amount OF truth. eandor
and good sense they may contain, regardless OF the
source whence they emanae, and when orators aud zee
turers and all others who undertake 10 enghten their
fellow GeD will be judged by the quality Of the matter
they may give us and by the fact that they have
worldwide reputation and AL the titles We, IN tins ke'
publican country are able TO besow am reJoced that
Legislators. well as the men who make them sueh are
taking the liberty Oudging for that they are
beginning TO accept those sentiments which STRIKE tIeni
being correct and rejecting the opposite please or
offend whom they may. A GOOD many people are se,,
ting on. Of gooars and trying The experiment OF using
their own limbs. And the number dong ~ Is neIels
ing BY and by sbal have little use for leaders fOr
every man viii lead himself. Even now think L can
zee that they are Of smaller consequence than ever De-
fore. We ceasng TO pat our trust IN princes " III
--newspapers. .,,,,.
n new Republican paper here beyond the paragraph
which recently appeared in HE TRIBUNE END au IN
cned TO believe that there is little foundation for the
rtoiy should not be inclined TO favor the enterprise.
There is thing friends might do. Ibey might
assist Tie Morning Express here with their capital and
patronage, and thus make II trSt-cass paper That
would be entirely practicable Tif Express Is now, and
for long time has been the best local paper in Albany
and is thoroughly radio it has done good service
for us the light the Health BILL and should like TO
see IL extensively supported by our friends than
1t is 1t Is good paper, and on good paying OASIS
presume Some oil our friends think Tie Journal should
be bought. 1t cannot be had al lar price and would
not pay four its value 10 be rid OF ITS present
managers There is one thing that might be done
The statutes upon which the State paper has
been organized in Albany might and should
be repealed The Journal does need the patronage
which il receives BY virtue Of the fact that il the
State paper it makes money enough without il, and
hence think the Office OF State printer should be
abolished There is need Of State paper. 1t was
created VIGOROUSLY enable the Democratic party TO
efficiently maintain an organ at Albany. and it has
been continued to help the Wings maintain their organ
and the Republicans theirs But, these Albany papers
can live without the patronage incident TO the office If
they cannot LET them die The Journal concern very
rich and apprebend the paper would survive If the
office abolished Still. have no expectation that
this win be done very soon.
The Veto Message is bitter pill TO our sort Of peo
pie IL faultless in tone but the matter is bad and
The more il is examined and reflected on, the II
looks. In modern parlance II is pretty rough"