The New York herald., 1868-01-07
FUSS AMONG THE PENNY NEWSPAPERS.
Great Cry nnd Little Wool.

Great Cry md Little Wool.
mo Daily star, successor to the old SUM- cent
paper mado It's appearance this city yesterday
Tng II claims favor with the public on grounds set
forth in she following extract from Its leading arcs-
This primary cause Of action producing the Daily
Star Is already knos 10 large In ihis and tho
oacen cities. To state the mater briefly and pontsdy
ootray the aborng class OF New York The hands Of
radical poltciana About three weeks ago AIR. Noes
g. Beach cold and GOOD will tho sun to
o stock company Of radical poiicans Tor the sum OF
5000 00o To-day the papcr passes into tho hsuds Of
that company, and will be made partisan paper-the
organ OF tho Union League, under tho cnarge Of
Mr.. Charles A. Dana Lest some readers have forgot.
con Mr. Dana II may DO well to state that no is
tho gentleman who In the capacity of Assistant Sccre-
tary OF War during the rebellion gained reputation tor
hs promppess IN filing tho government PRISONS with
men who were guilty or being democrats He 10 the
Same person, II may also be remembered, who TO
, Chicago after the terminated and started o
slonncaton and general rad!caism. To further show
what kind Of hands the Sis has passed into, We call
attention 70 the names OF fsn OF the leading sockhoid
ers First In the list Is y conkng, radicai ex-mem-
Der Of Congress and business manager the radazed
Sum- Then come Edward Morgan, radical United States
kayor two years ago. 8 B. chnterdon, radical standing
aspirant for Congress aud OF tho Brooklyn
Senator; George opdyKc, radical sn.Mayor, &c. &c.
All radical politicians aud nearly oil mounaires,
who i've on avenue turn up noses at greay
mechanics" and who care net ls for workngmon
except election day Inio such hands has tho old
Sun passedhe old journal for watch the writer hereof
ranging from four TO twenty years The old sun, which
the laboring classes OF this city nurured In Its infancy
and made all that II finally became has beon made
Cool 70 be used IN drawing the working casses into tie
radical net for In the coming Presidential election.
We dsclaim any malicious influence IN thus matter.
E Mr.. Beach has nt. tho Of $780, to
let the old Sun be used as an Instrument 10 betray
tho workingmcn Of this city nio the hapds Of radical
politicians that 10 his businoss, not ours. II
he thinks that bis hold the laboring classes
10 strong enough TO transform them into puppets,
with the strings In tie hands Of Dana and
Company, that also Is his business And II Dana
and his mlicnnarcs think they buy the po,t
cal control Of the workingmen OF New York for
$500, 000 they are welcome 10 their belief We only
claim the privilege OF showing up the facts or this
transaction and the further privilege Of expressing tho
belief the said $500 900 VIII provo 10 bs bad in
vesmenI
We have only to say conclusion that the DAILY star
fs now virtually the old Sns under another name.
IL has bcen produced and will 30 conducted BY the old
chiof editor 6f tho SUM- The old nsss ant edltors the
old reportvs. the old compostots. &C. moreover "
viii tako the ground which the sun occupied IN ns
better dvgs-beore prosperity made US propresot turn
his bscw upon the supporters OF his paper the Star
will ray especial regard TO the interests Of the working.
fnsp will pre- ont tho complete news OF The day a. pa
Grs cost ths radcalzcd Sun, and viii stand oy the
f.oncs masses through thick and thin, thfougn ~eai
and WOO.