The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-01
NEW YEAR sALuTATloNs.
What or Exchanges say about the
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We copy beloS some Of the pleasant things
said Of the DAILY NEWS, by its contemporaries
of the Pres, on She occasion Of the reduction
in price mdothei improvements recently made
in this iornal:
from DeBow's Review.l
The aIticle from the Charleston DAILY NEWS
ia clear, concise and convincing, and it's dis
seminstSn BY the conservative press in the
North hs doubtless had its influence in the
great work now in progress, Of remodelline
|, publc santimens. With change of proprie-
| tors we ae gratiied to note a marked improve
! ment IN he tone and sentiment OF our contem-
porary.
From the Savannah Advertiserl
ENrER,RIsma.-T Charleston NEWS, with
| determination not only to keep in the front
ranl OF Journalism, but to outstrip its conteTu-
pohries. 30 tar departed from the usual GUS
tom as to issue paper On the morning afte1
Chfistnlas. Tho News also intimates that II
will soongive It'll readers paper every day IN
sides this, the NEWS published the whole ol
"No Tloroughfare, Dickens and Collins
I Christmas story, in supplement and issued il
on ChriRmas morning. The extra is OF the
size of th NEwH, but is worked in eight pages.
Our contemporary aays thisis q feat altogether
unprecedented in Southern Journalism, and
one Of {hich It may justly feel proud. TIE
new PROTECTORS Of this paper are industrious
and peravering, and certainly deserve sue
cess.
prom The Edgeaeld Advertiser.l
The prospectus OF the Charleston DAILY
NEWS fof 1868 appears in another column. We
bespeakfnr it universal attention. The NEWS
is not an old paper, but it has already achieved
q brilliant SUCCESS. AS regards politics, fnan-
ces, localand ts}esraphic news, with the usual
Je,tsHeton,t the NEWS is unexceptlonable. 1t is
an honest champion OF constitutional rights.
Va tone OF, Vgor and scholarship perva5es it,
hnSTSca:c TIC whole, we do not hesitate to pro-
nounce it.as readable and valuable . paper as
is published IN this land.
-. From the Camden Jouruall
The present Iroprietors have made the NEWS
one Of the best papers In the Sou.h, and thus
with thelow price at which it is published,
ought, and no doubt will secure for it q very
extensive patronage.
tEron. the Sumter watchmsn.l
SCaARIEsroN DAILY AND TRI-WEE1Iy NEws.--
We take much pleasure in directing attention
to che advertisement Of these frst-class papers,
to be found In our columns to-day. The en-
terprise Ind ability which Messrs. Riordan,
Dawson &c., are bringing to bear upon these
p8p6Ib 10 ub1H IQCAl AA6A A4 PssDAAS SosS01A
and confidence, rendering them almost indis-
pensable, alike to the political and news read
er, as weitas 70 the business man. We com.
mend these papers to our people, the reduced
price Of which places them within their reach.
Pro1a the Georgetown Times.l
TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws.-We are
jnelehbor. Under its present entelprlsirg edi-
tors and proprietors, the NEWS mas shoan it
SELF to be one OF our most acceptable journals
in TIE South, and is CO, -pietely regenerated
ffon it's forrler position, with regard to all
matters pertaining to the future prosperity oi
our State, ezLioiting, as it does, that eminent
ly practical u,thod of bringing before the peo-
Die our resbu:es undera well-direoted energy.
We wish our friend every success in its laud-
able efforts. -
lFr.a, the Florence Gazette.l
TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws.-This ster.
ling newspaper, IN addition tc slli.s her good
1o les; now recommends itself also by rea-
son Of ITS chesppess. The subscription price
has been reduced from ten to six dollars pei
annum. Willie we would not recommend any
paper simrlj because Of it's cbeapness, we Ger.
tainly would give the preference to one which
manifests the enterprise and go-aheaditivene
Of the NEWS, is egiteS@ with such signal ability
and industry, End furnished to subscribers at
lower rate than any good newspaper has ever
been published in the South. How Messrs.
Riordan, Dawson & Co. can afford to furnish
daily paper, liuch as the NEWS, at six dollars q
year, passes our comprehension, but we have
no doubt they know VIII vt they are about, and
we wish them abundant success, such as is en-.
sured BY hfging q good list OF paying cub
scribers an6 respectable amount of adyer-
tising.
From the Anderson Intelligenoer)
THE CHEAPEST PAPER N THE SouTH.-We
have often spoken Of the manyte1celent char.
acteristics Of the Charleston DAILY NEWS tc
these 1t now commends itself by q great reduc
ton in the price Of subscription. From ter
dollars per annum the proprietors have re-
duced it to Blk. In this we think they have
acted wisely, always provided they can detraJ
the expenses OF publication, which we know are
heavy, at the reduced price. The reductlor
cann1t fail to increase their subscription lis
largely, especially as they have added also &
Tri-Weekly, to be published at three dollars
gear. The NEWS is an excellent paper, giving
the earliest, fullest, and most reliable iptelh
gence on al current topics. This department.
under its present management has received
special attention. The news is JudiciouslJ
selected and presented in q brief and senten
tious form. Space is thus economical, and the
reader benefited, in getting q much larger
variety of matter for his daily perusal. Ih'
NEWS has been go-ahead paper from the be-
ginning. It proprietors are enterprisinIg ant
wlde-awake, and having the inside track mea1
to keep it. We Ike their spirit, and will d
what we can to encourage them. We would
recommend, therefore, all our readers who de
sire good, cheap, 1--we metropoht IN paper, q
once to subscribe to the Charleston DALI
NEWS.
tFrom the Barnwel sentnel1
TIE CHiHLEs7oN DAILY NEws.-This excel
lent paper circulates largely in this District
and its enterprising proprietors, Messrs. mo,
dan, Dawson & Co., have succeeded peyond
their most sanguino expectations since they
assumed it's control, and the NEWS now ranks
with any iol;Ssl published in the State, anc
the low ps,cd& which it ls offered, six collars
ayear, plscesSt within the reach Of every one
The NEWS is t frst-cIass journal, and we take
pleasure in recommending it to our sub
scrl5ers.
[Fr,m the ersenviI,e Moun.aneerl
We know Of no paper published in thi
State, or any other State, which we can NOR
cordially recommend to public patronage
than the Charleston NEWS. Since it pass
I, ed into the hands OF it's present proprie
tors, Messrs. KlQrdan, Dawson g. Co., gen