New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-19

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i The Nst York Nssstsg Pa M, -
intervening faets in regard 70 the sseiu rl,iy
ventures IN journalism in this eoantrry go;
= TkS Asst .skspAper. psbliaheA ~ .Nev
Eozk city Eas the Ne1 York 4aselt4 eatab.
ished By William Bradferd s.. October,
r n2SJ Just twenty one years subiequslt g
Tho estAok1hment ct Boston 1t Che ~
|newegaees puhlished II -Anesiee-ths Re-.
ten 4e.seisgesr. 4 Vas printed on . half:
WORKOUT types. There b'S large volatIe
4 Of thoa1 palseiliA tho New Ynfk, Goeiefy
Library in good preservation. The adysF.
tloements do not average moro than thfee
~ four Wee4, and are nootlr a. rhnatay
negroes. The ehtp newa was dipiAutive
enough. now and then . ship and some hall
dozen sloops arriving aud leaving ID tie
course a. thcHweek. 3ush ~ fksdAily
tapsr pablishsa In this, To .esmusageisl
metropolis Of eAmsfiea. on6 hmdrsd,and
,fbetyssix yeaRs aee. yoF .Fiet aiit2. oil
2 Eight yeasG sfesR the establilhnsiti q
IiBsedfbeAb GatAG the New Yorki Weeale
! yOtss9sal )Wes tco0menced by John Pot9r
! Zeneee, ard was distinguished Il for tie
saeiness ct tts sdvertisenentsJ one of whish
reads ~ follows sspI .ss'stitn 1t siafsa
.sWhereas, the wife Of Peter Smith bas
lsfe hii bed and beard, the public Do
cautioned agiinstI trusting her, o. b viii
Rsy no debts Of her. ontr.cting. n. B.
The ibest garden eoeds sold BY sthsi s&me
Peter Suaikhs ~ the sign of Tia, ,0elAsn
:, ,-ec ~ q III ir,,;.,rfI .'dsil. isrI
menced, and in 1868 the title was chenredI
to the Nov York Gosete and Weekly Xet-
cwry. This paper WIS established by HUGH
Gaine, 6tieke Agis Of th6 BillS And lCroVn.
Hanover square. 1t was conducted with
taste and ability; and became tko Sest
newspapee II the colonies. Il In pHea Cedne
wee asraiRnqd hE the Assembly for, pqbl
iisnl1 Y1 ? PsSt Ct i; Rtoesedine. xit6o1t
Aed IT, power to- withheld a apology
when i, TWss asked; be aceori1ipaly apo(o
gixed, Was reprimanded and dischsr9ed.
= AZ tho STORM Of war drew On in l355, tho |
Aescssy cont4ino4 q sofieoi ~ patriotic ~
pam lpndeR, the sigpature; Of TIE ~Wa6ch
Tower, Bnt ~ the, British drew near "a
New York the patriotism began TO cool; and
during the whole course Of the revolution
afywathis Asessy afforded vify aeearAta
Indication, Of the ststsr ef he. 'oeutaat.
Why; when With tie oroyaiists IL. ~
royal; when the contests were doubtful
equally doubtful were the politics II NaGh
Gajne4 In ebert he va the most pesfsct
pattern OF the genuine nou-o0mmittsL On
the arrival Of the British army He removed
to Newark, but soon returned - tho daSyI
and: pablishea . paper devosed to, the'oaasj
q ths ctoxn- His eeurse was > fruitful
theme for the wags Of the day, and 1t The
pea6e poetical petition from Game to the
6ehstA. Of the Stats, setting forth IS life
and oonduct, was got up with . great deet
Of hnMor, His paper. oloeed with the var.
Another paper, the New York GascsiS: Va
begun BY Wayman, the former aAbociAUo OF
Parker. In H66y WaJman WaAarrebtea aad
imprisoned for . contempt Of TIE, Assembly,
upon no other charge than that Of two typo
graphical errors In printing the speech d Biz
Henry Moore, the govtrn0r Sf the colony.
One 81 these erDors consisted in ps1ntpg tie
s'.r y Es Tss Of Maih e:
moro rigid in his case; from the suspicion
ensertoined that this error was Intentional:
but such wae clearly not the Naae.r OF, 20
A paper called the New, York CAroniele
was published during the year 1862 g., and
then died. The New York Fnc9ssse iWAs
next Published, In, l763, but how louxrit.
lived 10 not known. In l766 Holt Sstab-
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United now, alive and ftee- -,
x s1,1 ont on TINS basis Liberty shall stand
TN Time beco%es S;te s1It Cs'' ou1 ''no'
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Inc des'ens Dotn OF l1I4. and ITO were
sa ~ al:t Dy vlsaote ulustratlon
'n9".ng tne 0I:!olnted state OF toe colonies; d
. anu Inc eec0na presenting an em0iemof
'n;a sTsiengtn wnen united. Holt main
1 galae1 nus IntegtIy 70 the last. Wnen the
orltlsn LOOK possession OF New. Aork ne re- 1
!Oveu 70 1soPus, now Aingston, ana re-
1 1;I, nis paper. IN tne o burning OF that
1.AaS1 " tue enemy, ~ r!.S, ne removed 10 I
,,ougnAeePsie, ana Pootsned the Journal
nc1e 1H NJ Nh sae peace OF laoS Inen ne re-