Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-17

e ''ott'i a. I.iStiildIu altt tOloltei
Saunders, the JOURNAL is bound 10 re-
main. rs it has heretofore been. :,
power i'll the land. and n bold, earnest.
eloquent advocate of the rights, inter
ests and honor of the Old North State.
Long may the Journal flourish Its
gifted editors have our best wishes for
their journalistic prosperity and sue
cess. and for their individual welfare
and happiness as well.
Ashevlie Citizen.
The Wilmington JOURNAL comes to
lis much enlarged. and handsomely im-
proved. Col w. l.. Saunders has be-
come associated with Maj. Engelhar,l,
ami with these two gentlemen the
JOURNAL. cannot fail to increase its al
ready great influence and popularity.
The Journal is the oldest daily III the
State. and deserves the high position
it has attained We regard it as one
of our best and safest public leaders.
: Long may our friends of the Journal
. live and prosper.
durham Tobacco Plant
The Wilmington Journal has en-
tered upon its tweuty-secOnd volume
i'll an entirely new dress. and enlarged
to Il thirtv-two column daily. Colonel
William l.. Saunders, formerly of this
county, is one of its editors. Colonel
I Saunders is known throughout the
State rs oue of the most forcible and
polished writer's connected with the
State press May the JOURNAL. ever
live and prosper, and WELD that in
, tiuence for good for which it has ever
been characterized
lkin>ton Gazettr.l
II affords us great satisfaction to
note the improvement i'll our able and
valuable contemporary, the Wilmington
JOURNAL. which comes to us enlarged
to IL 32-cOlumn sheet. and i'll new
dress and heading. The Journal is
now the largest and oldest daily in the
State. and it's recent improvements
speak volumes for its prosperity.
Wilmington is certainly blest with a
and if that city doesn't prosper it will
fBatlichoro Advanced
The Wilmington DAILY JOURNAL
comes to us this week greatly enlarged.
and presents fine typographical APP
. prarance. The name OF that accom-
pli>hcd writer. Col. W. l.. Saunders,
appears i'll connection with Mai
Engeiilard as one OF the editors.
The Journal is one of the oldest and
most influential papers in the State.
and has always borne il high character
for patriotism and ability. 1t affords
IFS pleasure to chronicle this new evi-
dencr of its success and prosperity.
[GoldSbnro' Farmers and Mechanics Journal
This excellent paper comes to us
this week greatly enlarged and other,
/ wiseimprovcd-E ngelhard & Saunders,
editors and proprictors. The JOURNAL
is now the largest daily i'll the State
and the leading organ of the Demo.
cratic party. The JOURNAL deserves
the nnsrllied reputation already at
tanned under the management of its
popular editor, Major Joseph A. En-
gelhard. Colonel W. A Saunders, E
true Southern gentleman and sprightly
writer, is quite an acquisition to the
editorial corps. Our best wishes fOl
the success of the JOURNAL.
tGolisboro' Messenger
Our esteemed contemporary, the Viii
mingtOn DAILY JOURNAL, comes to us
with the New Year III an enlarged form
and printed on new type. Colone
w. l.. Saunders, of late connected
with the editorial department, becomes
one of the proprietors, and the Journal
is now published by Messrs EngelharG
II Saunders.
This well and ably conducted Dali,
is the oldest III the State, and ranks
justly, among the leading papers il
the Southern States 1t is edited Will
great ability, and We wish our friends
all success commensurate to the merits
of the JOURNAL
i.umberton Rohesonian.l
The Wilmington JOURNAL has been
enlarged by the addition of column
on each page, making it the largest, a:
it is the oldest, daily in the State. I
is now printed from larger type, which
will especially commend it to hume
rous class of readers.
Colonel w. l.. Saunders, gentle
man of culture and ability, and an ,ln
usually versatile and fOrcible writer, Ii
announced AS Il partner with MalO
Engelhard in the management Of tn,
paper, and underline new arrangement
the Journal. Will, no doubt, take
''ncw departure" III its career of pres
peritv and usefulness.
IStatc>yilIc IntclItgencerI
Tie WIIMINGrON Journal enterc.
it, .,2nd wear on the lSt instant, Ell
ls.rged i'll size and improved in man,
respects. presenting indeed a handsom
appearance. and we congratulate on
contemporaries upon their new dress.
Wishing them that success which IL
| journalists they SO ricilf merit. "
editor i'll the State Is more capable n
lie position held than Major Engel
hard, welding il pen full of force AM
vigor, while the readers of the JOTE
Nal. and the public generally, HAY
much to congratulate themselves i
the accession to the editorial staff q
t Col W. l.. Saunders, the able an
, worthy associate. The largest dali
/ III the State, and crnductcd by gentle
. men OF such known ability, we trust
, will he appreciated, aud its editor
meet with such reward rs to feel the
Ithrrs have not been in vain.
Raleigh Sentinel.
The Wilmington Journal appeare
: on the LIST inst. much enlarged and j
. Il handsome new dress. 1t is now Il,
, cidedly the largest daily i'll the Stat'
1t commences itstwcnty second volllm
unucr the Arrangement OF Maj. Enge
: hard and Col. VIM. J.. Saunders, VIII
have formed Il co-partnership in I'll
: business under the style of Engelhar
: n Saunders. Maj. Engelhard has SUI
, cessfully conducted the JOURNAL sine
the death OF James Fulton. Col. Sam
dcrs has for some time past contrib
= ted able. articles to it's editorial co
p umns. They are both accOmplishe
gentlemen and forcible writer's. I'll
enlargement of the JOURNAL to its pr
+ sent dimensions is no ordinary unde
! taking, and we trust the enterpris
may prove a success. We are please
7 to learn that the business of I'll
:, Journal establishment is in prospe
o Oils condition.
= [Rickory Tavern Eagle
We congratulate the Raleigh .Sr'
tinet and Wilmington Journal in the
{ new dress. In the former there is