, 1869-05-01

Charles AcCll9tock ,he oics Of publisher q ahs
and deponent further states that be Is dcsEoos Of
among nis said neishh%ors. % sisoxisses % easploJeFs
mud other good nnd worthy citl zens, and for that
p1Ipose prays that An order Of hrrest may tAue
against the sald defendants and each Of them
4 4 TIrriS, Jastice Supreme Court
TIE htN'a coxMESIH- 49,
We had tho honor, last evening, Of recsiTtns
otlctal Information that Mr John Russell Young,
managing editor Of tho Tribune and chief propf1-
ssos o. N T. Mfan5 ~ aad Scr ot Phllae,pas
The alleged libel consists In the publication, With
come explanatoFy comments of sl1ndrJ letts15 Of
who can Lest certify to their authenticity. In
these documents the principles mad methods
adopted BY their writer ln the management Of hla
c!es be has received i;o,,oa1 ,lamayes. Va pre-
su1e that When he gets It he will be happier than
be u Af present.
Ar fclnE appear TO u8 yctJ clear end very con-
c1unye lie has for some years occupied leattnz
place In the control u one Of the must lmpostant
Journal oMes The pcs;t!on which It holds In the
putlc esteem 70 the honesty aQd conscientious
neks with which Il has been Conducted. It's CHIEF
editor aad IT, rEa1clpal pEopHesors arc upright
men, aboulpatin2 dupnc!ty, and saying frankly
What ther. thtns and what they mean. But, ii
selecting Nj. Young for bis responsible onicc,
they have put themselves into the hands OF oue
Who Is, accordina to the evidence OF his own let
terz, an INSCRIPTIONS intrgucr who has used his
n Fn,taefn,ts INN rrnf nn1ttrjnra 1eH,s :,
tnem in rcfn11 fha snnnn1t a. the T,Ff.,n. a. 4
who has dIshouorahls conveyed tho news Of The
Associated Press from the Tribune otllce to his
any Ftatnte; hS has promised nothing mora
~ tean ~ aG ne W. s au.c ~ Fhch ac aot gsI
W. .! any oEsnee q "n,Sa nsl aae efn!aA enie
ehae5;n4 anI nnnishno y X! ~ ieaenha,
nHng 10 INC oaf o. p9huc or.n!of: 70 exposc II +:
TO hold II up - Il l. LIS deeds have been con.
good tnauence Of The pres. and Il E7s fuE the
press 10 axe action aeAost thsM. This !. whns
" S' IaaS aont, nnt, ondtl ~ sua1
"tnsoa w. ,,, a. ~ w uns. ~ EAus 1ne
tas nat ,mne'iasaiv e1an;c1 20 ,, sSacs ~, ds,
.ahs n,s NY nsseulatsy EonneGlea WlLa she man
po.nts Gut maen & me.e nseiai 10 cozoooEase them
TN. Tl;S',1,1s. MmA1 TIE r1nlApELrniA :. Fosr sATS
nS tnH Sr"i = po!ssatio9 6GnesTnlag @ ~: j. kussen
md says: '"'A' - st'~A''o' 1@1"oF'
~ MTT5 ~ H. ...,..s, :. ox~
,~n Anc " .sse ~ esIaossoea ~ Ve!o2ei lsts, At
cha,cs Who Va sn ol1 ,s 2.
e. e. NJ IT. 10 1oung ahu & saen ,t1 re Ssn!sr q tae s
shout to he dismissed fY e.ofonri Fo,Tn1 + nsa
long Ieen 1he tirs,re Of Nj. Young anI n,seli II
eatablisn ID phi'adelphis rapcs Which shouii
III - apsi s =. - ~. sn1 lE!lteNy h5ue
aI;;1 1fnE liz e.ffnrsh,n nT tns f,., then mooT
little pcnnY psrer without either capttal or fttenJa
1t made its Impression u once. The penny was
In It's faVer-tts honesty every honest man felt
Then follow Cd the nec4 Of capital the want Of
news the perception Of The fact that the recetpts
OF small penny morning paper would not equal
it8 expenses Ii was necessary 10 MAKE a new
movement, and IL Is made -
..Flrat for the news. We appl!ed 10 the Asso-
ei,de1 pfess again aud again. md we're refused a-
!n1tancc 20 that monopol5-1nat association for
lhe 6upptesl0n OF newspapers throughout the
United STATES. We offered to p2y an eXtraordi.
nay price for tho prvileSo-ror news IS the capita;
o. neWspaper-out st11 We were rriusetl We
Mete to!a toat NC Mnfe ne~spaper5 were wanted in
fnNadelphA Iae!eiore ne Feso!red to have the
nt nt%a ana einp4c!ea AMOS J. CunmIngs, then
uSEt eutol .! NV 4t13uHe, 10 seud It Ht con-
our Information wns discovered, and We rot tired