The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-09-29

With this number cur connection with the
IDAHo WoRLDg will cease The place we have
heretofore occupied will hereafter be supplied
by rJAMEz OMeAeA.
In thus terminating the association we
havesustaIhsd with this establishment dur
ing TIE. past one hundred aud one weeks, and
discovering the link which connected US
witll.this community, the shadeaef regret we
might naturally feel is lighlened by the coz
sciousness that The Vacancy will be supplied
by Que who is far from beiLg unknown to the
people OF this Territory one whose associ-
ation9fhrough The columns of the Eugene
"Reyew" has made him we'll and fayorably
estesmed.as1 s4aof4 bHa .iissi'e 7iai9ea.ei
1t cannot escape the observation of all old
newspaper men, That 1.-The general character
of the editorial profession on the Pseid
coast has sensibfy declined during. he past
six or eight years and more particularly
since the beginning of the late war; That
abilhysw hiyh almost invariably characterized
the profession when the press first began TO
roll out the dahpened sheets on this coast,
and chat fine. sense of personal respect, honr
or and truth, has sadly deprecated, until tits
difficult to determine now which oUtnumbers
the other--thel blaekguards or the. block
heads In the person of our successor we
recognize a gentleman-o one whose talents
and experience have made him an ornament
to the profession.,l He will not be compelled
to begin hisIcareer here BY 6rstlearnipgIhist
businessAa q k'H5a aa5Al ~ le2-.s
We have no predliicti6n for lengthy leave
takiags, nor time for extended fetrospections.
We have endeavored to fulfill The promises
we made in the first number of the sWoRLD.
We did n6tI chmee to this Territory for the
purpose of WHITING oarself into a. fepdta-l
tion; and in conducting thisjopynal we have
carefully eseBe we'd Ialt intlinafiohI toward
lengthy dissertations and gIittering essays4l
leaving these to more youthful Or aspiring
geniusy atIha We endea vored to- make this
paper Il NEWS :papeF4A 1.-the faithfpfreGector Of
Idaho life-a compilation of passing events
"a file which some future historian Of Idaho
may take up and ring facts out Of Tiki. I, 3
spongs. In doing this, we have left lovers Of
miscellaneous literature, and WORTHLESS for
sign Advertisements Us ito find their fsyoFlte
readingg in8cpuntFies whetea freight isinOt
ten to thirty centsT per pound thus giving
more lpcllsrpadogsm attef than any paper3of
its size inat1e United States ases ttsS.a1s..e'
Politically. the WoRtDa was the pioneer
DemoeEstic newspaper iof IdahaaiT eFritprys
and sttiliiis ahs5 eniy ohei with Democratic
sympathias in this Territory. Sineehs First
npmbep was issSEsdJ st. bas'sesR tlie.fiss of
several RosPeetsses 10 Iaabo1 big itB The
blarnss Of many promises, but soon dead
with the consumption of diluted perform
ance. But we have seens lhatE Dsia0fracy,
which, we FIRST met in ldaho dsn ifssss g!
1'warA and ypung,7 STEADILY incFease in rig
or, and we leave isZnow harnonious and ey-
erywhere poweffuf.
Il has been she9oaly tpaap9ra in .angiof the
Territories IneladedI MnBinl this 5yastEconti-
mental ipssriogiwhleh bus ever takers decla
Geo position aufeFS6 10 luOSt StCTet, uUl-
derousdofganla8tions which extend ike net
work from, 0reg pngtoN Nebraska, 1t. has .spe-
ken often and plainly of thesel destructive
agencies, and now at the end, we have the
satistaetion of witnessing. the proof of the
correctness Of that Scoasses-in The universal
peace and order which everywhere obtains
4HT Aaam GslIA9 1etil8VE.iA0 aa8 III
throughout this Territory. iphoaW
In the passing discussion of these. and
of alpsosthtr ipoliriesp matters, We Aave
- endeavosea 70 conform toaahe splEik ofiahe
motto at tho head of our columns The
Noblest Motive is kheI Buble Good, Land
in critIeisilgth tbs acts or 0piuiops Of others
we hays felt more ldefsrenee fol- 5thesapeient
ensignia, e9iePRod REaR 1s4RPEa1pRo sPATRlA
spMppkrForF the King Qoftsapr for lhsa coaat
try Aways-than for the pimp to the passions
and interests IF tenpotasyl pOyed Iapar
suing an independent course, We have fre
auenty beenrcompeHed TO dsregardlhe Lo
Here's ana 10 t There's Of those for who's
opinions We SAD The Nesld i
full of slnen swbosg ingahaaahguage OF 3onei
Walter Scots heF6es, are a'rather for ridalhI
on horseback to hell, than ganging barefOo
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