Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-14
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From the National Intclligencer,
La Offering our congra' uIations to ;he cen,
duct ors.. Of the Alexapdra Gazette, which
reaches us handsomely enlarged, we feel that
We commend journal which, under he same
management !or generation, has entitled It
self, by its general tone independently of its
particular political opinions: 10 the respect
which it has eve. enjoyed, and to the patfoa
age which it now solicits: From lengthy,
but modest salutatory. in the copy before US,
we extract the becoming sentiment, worthy OF
general emulation, that Tolerance, torbearaDce,
reason, argument and good temper, should be
as much the characteristics OF q newspaper as
of a gentleman. gmI,.r~2 .rTo
From the Norfolk Firginan.
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.-We are sin
cerely glad TO sec cur dignifcd aud courageous
contemporary coming to us iii an enlarged form,
and with an aspect Of increased prosperity
The Gazette, like every other institution Of
the State, suffered heavily durios the war, and
is now making noble effort to retrieve its~for-
tunes. There is meaning in the declaration
that life has to he begun anew by the Gazette,
which but too many Of US understand to the
full As our cotemporary goes on in It's path
of life, we can think of no Better wish 10 offer
it than the hope that its luturcmay be crown
ed with abundant prosperity, and its good Tor
tune be equal to its sterling worth. II
go" From the Southern Churchmanl -
1t gives Us real pleasure to mention that the
"Alexandria Gazette is now being published
somewhat after The same dimensions it. had
previous to the war We know. few papers
more deserving Of patronage Tor reliability,
character and gentemanly behavior. Nh.
SNoWDEN, its editor, is still! ar the helm, with
Intellect as vigorous as ever; and with the
energy of his sons to aid him, we believe there
will be few better papers edited. So many OF
or subscribers have taken the old 'Gazette,"
that we notice the fact that all its old friends,
as well as new ones, may have an opportunity
of subscribing to it again +. q -.
From the Baltimore SUM-
The Alexandra Gazette, restored and
:rehabilitated y is now issued in very nearly
its ante bellum proportions and appearance. -
As dignifed, Intelligent and reliable journal,
the Alexandria Gazette has long been favorably
known to the people Of Virginia and Maryland.
and we feel assured that, with the opinions OF
its editor. that Tolerance, forbearance, reason,
argument and good temper should be as much
the characteristics Of newspaper as OF gen
tleman, y the Influence and prosperity of the
paper will be as great in the future as 1t has
been in the past. LUZ
from the Georgetown %. c. Courer.l
The Alexandria Gazette Of Thursday evening
comes to US in its old form, just double its re-
cent size It has been to Us a mult'm IN 11a'-
10, fulfilling the aphorism, that valuable goods
are put up in small parcels The saiutatory is
very touching, as recalling in few words the
heavy loss which its proprietor sustained at the
commencement Of the war But he is an opti-
mist Of most genial dispositions WHO cannot
be dispirted. We heartily congratulate him
on the return Of suspicious times, and trust he
may live long to enjoy in a green old age The
rewards Of faithful public duty. Xxx.
From the Fredericksburg New Fru.l
; ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE. We welcome with
the most cordial greeting the old Alexandra
Gazette as it appeared ante Jc|2um. We CON
graduate friend Snowden that he has ''rcnew-
ed bis youtll" and looks as fresh, and portly,
as he did years ago He is certainly recon
structed' and restored. May he live a thous-
and wears and the shadow OF his valuable pa
per never grow less. -
From the Lynchburg Virginian.l@ !. "
The ! ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE. This excel
lent paper comes to Us greatly improved, 1t
has been enlarged to something Ike its ante
bell,m proportions, and its general features
have all been restored We are glad to see
this evidence of roviving prosperity manifested
BY the Gazette. There is no better paper in
the State, and none for which we have greater
respect ------- -.l
From the Staun;on Spectator.
The Azecan,3lqa Gazette, that old and favor
tie newspaper, came to US on last Faid4y. much
enlarged and improved. We congratulate our
brother Of the craft on this evidence Of his
success, and trust he will be amply sustained
in the enterprise BY an appreciallve public.
Tho Gazette is one of the best newspapers
published.
[From the Lynchburg News j..
interesting paper comes to US enlarged to its
old proportions before the war. We regarded
the Gazette in old times, one of the best edited
and most reliable papers in the Union, as it Was
one of the hand<omest and we are pleased to
note that it's reputation in these respects-is full
~ sustained now - az
CFrom the Charlottesville Chronclc.l
We are .gratiied to see that sterling paper,
the Alexandria Gazette. enlarged to its old
proportions Our people Ecre can take no pa
per which gives them earlier Or more reliable
news. @.s.t 10. s-i--g... r.. !
From the Washington Start -
The Alexandria Gazette appears much en-
larged and improved is now of The same
SIZE, form, and Typographical appearance as be
fore the war, when 1t was c,i!du cd with great
fame and no little ability. . sr-.r.-..r.-.
From the Richmond Whig.]