Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-15


Ra;d now the able managing editor of the
Now York Tribune, was dozen years ago edl-
,;na rho Nenia jOhio) News lie made a
ING editor but like all other journalists: had
S Ina.r We will let himc him tell his
OWN story in his own words He says there Is
ono thin. in the Tribune Office which grIcyc>
him. and that is the pruoi-rcaolng: And tins Is
his story: Il can manage plg-lron Tor my
chief. but cannot manage the proot,readcrS;
and about once week get an injunction from
him that must dismiss proot-readcr; And
that recalls my early experience when learned
it in small way. In those days we had cot
lror advertisements, which came into the Office
with thc explanation that this is to be insert
od i' in case YOU give IN excellent editoria notice
,lonr with it.. One day We had an advertise,
mcnt of the Columbus Commercial College, and
the foreman came to nc and told me there
must be an editorial notice OF it. My time WAS
| short. The forms were waiting, and | wrote
+ straighwav-'.T Columbus Commercial
Tollere is an excellent and well-dcscrving IN
sttution. The advertisement appears III
mother column" [ sent it to the rroot:read-
er and went home. got up late the next day;
and the edition had all been mailed before !
saw it. You can imagine the perfectly amlaDle
State of my feelings when read: The Colilhi,
bus Commercial College is an excellent and hell
deserving institution You can believe 1t.
but to this day the bill for that advertisement
is running
BUTLER AGAlX.-Y Yesterday, i'll the House
Of Representatives. Mr.. Butler Of Massaehu-
sets, asked leave to offer resolution that
whenever Il member obtains leave to print :.
speech he did so upon i pledge Of his honor
that nothing personal or supplementary should
be contained in it,
Mr.. Farnsworth. Of Illinois, objected.
Mr., Butler-:'Who objects to it?
The Spcaker-''The gentleman from Illinois.
| Mr. Farnsworth
NIr. Butlcr-''I expected he would.
Mr.. Farnsworh said personal matter were
not always unparliamentary. TWAS sometimes
necessary to be personal He had himself had
OCCASION to be personal, i'll protecting, the m
terests ofthe country Looking directly at Mr.
Butler. When coward and poltroon crrpt
in here
THE Speakers hammer r.neI rapid and
vigorous blows upon the desk and drowned The
, remainder Of the sentence
WEALTH OF PROMINENT New WORKERS. -
\. II. Stewart is worth S43 .0UD, 900 Cornelius
Vanderbilt. SO. O0O. 900 the Astors, SCO.ON'-
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SWeen!: sl'WH':EW. iie";i ~" w ' nu Ifnnro
Law. 81. 3O1 600; Peter Cooper, 81 .IDIUNJ
James Gordon Bennett, $5.0iO,0O0; Ben.
Wood. 81, 2OU, OO0 il ohm Morrissey, $4,000
Dan Bryant $50, 900; Josh Billings. 5000
r. B. Connolly, G.lSU.nW; Fernando Wood
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about ',Vuo:ooO = r, Da ~! ~ 'n
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Johll i: HOFFMAN, - n.t ~: '5
pictures; ract-horses and | nlteu states i'ollu'
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