The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-07-18
Courier journalistic.

courier JOURNALISTIC. --t.si.
Dir, Greeley says that, as President,
he will make no distinctions between
those electing him He viii not
ask whether. in the past, an appf-
cant for Office has been a Democrat
or a Republican, but make his ap-
pointment dependent on his qualifi-
cation and merits. ~ II liia 1sge-
z = ..-st { JEL 81
The Grant organs talk about. Htlie
.solid~triumphs of--the admInistra-
ton" AS the Tiumphs have been
over the people and good govern
ment theyA cannot be expected to
take much pleasure in them! l5iu15
Joe Elliott, it seems, has beaten
Dexter's fastest time by half a min
ute, If such things are to be and
overcome Bonner like q summer
cloud, we shall soon have him set
ting fire to the Ledger office and 60
ing into a AunneFy. bfa la .'lss14 q
TO f"Yoang Inquirer. " We cant
tell yOu now exactly how many
brothers -in+laW and cousins Grant
has. That part Of the census takes
time, you know, and the returns have
not ali been brought in yet, azl E.re
Those who bet their money on
Bassett and lost it complain that he
took. the sulks and threw up his
taiP' when thTashed by his rider
This he may have dOne,I but it is
evident that he would have thrown
up, the sponge, even if he had no tail
to throw mp. fs-sTyrHf
When Andrew johnson was Gov
ernorf Of Tennessee he made a coat
for Judge Pepper Of that State, and
Judge Pepper made a shovel and
tongs for Andrew Johnson The
things pleased the unlettered masses
immensely; and we can't help think
ing that, il Grant would tan a side
of leather and send it to Wilson and
let Wilson make Grant and himself
each a pair of broghns out oft, the
couldn't help having a
very soothing effect upon the public
mind. -.rH ugaT t-aa
Grants appearance at the Boston
did not excite the enthusiasm
it was expected to do. A cores
pondent Of the New York World
givesR a conversation that took place
atthe Coliseum: "Your people seem
rather cold here" remarked doubt
fully one Of the Presidential party
to a Boston rmam 1"Oh, do they?'
was the response. ''Fell, you come
back here the day Horace Greeley
comes to the jubilee, and see if they
are" Straws show which way the
wind blows. neaa Il ageaE go aa.l
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GEORGE p! RowELL & Co. have is
sued the Americaa Newspaper d.
reetory for 1871. We learn from itt
that this country now maintains 507
aailies, IO5 tri-weeklies, =110 .senilI
$3.50 weekies, 2I bi-week-
lies, 81 semi-monthies, 635 month
lies, bi-monthlies, and So quarter
Lies-iR- all G, --periOdicaIs;Hbeing
IN increase on. the past year of s449.
IA dailies have died
within the last twelve months
alone is without daily, be
ing barberously satisfied with BIZ
weeklies and weeklies, There are
563 papers claiming oyer 5000 cir
OF religious papers there
are 302; of papers devoted to Agri-
etc, los; Medicine and
Surgery, T5; Education, 50, Com
merce- and Finance, 76; Insurance,
25; Real Estate, -43; Seienee~aAd- I
Mechanics, "a; : Law, %; Sporting,
l3; ana Music, %. The Freema-
sons have % periodicals, the Odd
Fellows, 10; Woman Suffraigists
keep 5 "organs''p going, and the
Temperance Reformers, 49. Of
periodicals printed in German, there
ire 2S3; French, %; Scandinavian,
II; Spanish, 8; Hollandish, 6; Italian
); Welsh, 8; Bohemian, 6; Portu-
CUES, 1 and Cherokee, 1. .-s e1
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