, 1873-05-26

saptsr rofase T. read e s,.d g not ony irastrstS
have hundreds Of psrsonal a,id i11psrsonal ton.
about everything, ana every man m and woman J., under
assssl, tss.''ss sszs !. sesstss thsre ! 70 sasS
5ssfe roo apd nak"ns ao snod Cd II:
wass no laga HI IN o ralt no omg onger 1or ne
'e the.o ts n reason on for IIut' tIat % aao: he be-
nnsunn Of noiarn ti1nep a9, 40 he keo,a n,et IN
tn mi aasuranco thht ho 1i aat thu whon trh IN
tao na1t !ssae q hia psper and eIsat dealnoIs i
nt ~ Thy aecroa a
w}ti, den hcad.1fnes ana cacI,.wnr,s nj In xs"r
r.; Wen sure o nms tnat ,ne aa % na
rs r. eaS III ssns@ @ 81
ndfea uoa @ nelp as r. 'ne enaTge H. s OILY so9 sG ps
than tha ioana c Of ii lbs Pulpit Certainly editors, of
Ard finally is natural H. that booy st,,' +!
10 that ~ to .ae sSs1 s ap ana
tst ~ ,,a bnr ths tn anal nrtie nan h.
cause i thaso h are o. mtuies Of men aud womea IN
whom ho devil q is iii M0 % bis asy y,o 6
auo n ~ cn.o MI vhnicsnmc things a. aomn nSnnIo
whisky to wheaton bread aa sosr coffee Ts
y their @ snd ac4 psgefs A., eFo o tnelr 1
srne + hest where ae sses md tsndspsifs
a.o bl'nse ana something eomss nke "Iha ntto
slowly naouldezs Ill"
Aud hors I beg not to bo nisundera.ood: stand Up
foeSo al ot S wat to it sns
aud fearless about mon and things, no mnttsr
who gsts hurt. hnyo no synrathy with Il The senti-
which ought to DO roveae.l hero tho pross can DO
Tark a !, before which tho pulpit generally aaa,ls M
among tho reserves. And here the press, or rather
te nobar part Of IT, is doing peerless work In Crap
public and personal corruption. And II wttors for
iho press aro 90 suro Of their own immaculate perfec
tion as to o able to lay baro with good conssionco
tho woakncss and littenoss TINT hides somewhere in
" a. let tha. be done Also We may think Of sterne
whom ho came home ene 'a.y from : 6al-bait, that
And some w7iters for Tho Press may 10 like sonc
tako@but tho 6neernost eiso Is intspstssbs @ IN lis
way aay not oao word then, aRanat fnir and free
It, Whether they Ia aro @ or not no but but What oathe and
condemn j. tits aociai troachcry and lconso, which
to rhs se Of seann sess
out OF tho dark that you cannot trana1 with The spear
s aud "n ftb esy % S9 n ro
with iase.vsonn enggeato1, tha IL tic mud n!ngied
WITH iron :: tns nsss h excellent
1s Ss'f y P*Rsss assn @ @ sas sns1a
in tho great minority OF our publc Journals Of all
fairness and cou1tcsy when they get excited about
great question: they did In tho last political
campaign. Bcratcl, Russian and you fnd Tartar,
they say; scratch tho average American journalist,
then, and you hnd Indian With his cluL and knife
Il ciylty Is Bign Of civilization, as suspect II Is,
then public press, rule q only varnished oses
with the sheen Of this result OF lilo best life, and is
ready to throw oir thc mask at any moment and
brain Its antagonist, while stand by and applaud.
ena sre Just well satised II they strike undor tue
bolt or above It.
And now what hcpc ia thcro that this great power
for good mud evil Will grow better and not worscthat
the gold and silver Of 1t will supersee tho frou tue
brass, and The tnud7
This, first Of Al is to great hope that tho best
ct our Journals nre ali the time growjng better aud
winning their way into larger areas Of power aud use
fulness. count It sign altogether for good, TINT
newspapers Ike THE TRIBUNE In own city, tho
Repuolfean IN Springfield, hasH., and tho 1Tf1ns,s In
New York, with many ptlera nced not nauc por-
foctiy FREQ, and, aB bclieve perfectly honest They
want no oihcc Or plunder. and viii have none They
stand clcar Of all atn and trust themselves utcsyto
tlo honest instincts Of tho truo American citi-
zen. They sec from afur, as men on mountain
Eors tho dawn Of better day, when the patriot will
8uperse1o the politician, rather when tue politician
will 10 patriot in the preat Renae, and they atpud
y herada to encourage In these dark moments to
rise and take place aud begin with tho oppor
unty. Journals Ike these tho true leaders Of tho