The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-26
ssThe Little Institution Round the
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"The Little Institution Round the
COrner.o
The Centre Street organ is evidently
worried. Its grinding gives out, at fire.
quent intervals, little venomous, spiteful
squeaks, contemplate in sound and doing
no one any hurt except itself. A week or
two ago the editors ''cried baby" because
we ventured to demonstrate against their
vile attacks. We let them ''boo hoo" and
said nothing. Now they break out again
and with bold-faced spitefulness, that
shows they are frightened, they bring up "A
| circumstance that occurred over Il week
| ago, as subject for their venom to work
upon, which also proves the ''ncwsy' style
of their sheet. Not satisfied with telling
the truth they tell some of the most shame
full, ridiculous falsehoods that ever desc
Grated printed page. The chief "mou-
ser" of the Sheet taking with him, perhaps,
his " Her-AuId," with the idea that two
noses are better than one, by means such
as they know well how to apply, they sue
ceeded after a week study of the art to
secure copy of partly printed paper,
with an error in the headline that they
hold up with so much gusto in yesterday
mornings issue. OF its existence they
heard from our own office. Not one of the
papers referred to was sent out of the
office, and we offer liberal reward to the
subscriber that received one.
Furthermore, only tie outside of the
papers containing the error soere printed,
when the error was discovered and correct
ed before any aoere ready Jor deliuery or de-
Hoered, and before bit a small portion ecen
Of the edition had been printed
So much for their item of yesterday
morning which conveys as false an impress
| sion as did their announcement of $500
copies of the Herald, published from their
office All this is intended to mislead the
public and in doing this they stoop to the
most disreputable means ever used by a
would-be respectable newspaper.
The specimen bricks" that they made
| such howl over have been conveniently
| dropped, and it is well they were. Their
last issue is filled with plumbers not only
in typographical mistakes but in gross mis-
statements of facts. This can also be said
of their publication for week or two
past. Were we to attempt to bring up
these numerous ridiculous blunders for the
| entertainment of the public we should not
only he following their bright example, but,
also, be obliged to devote our entire space
to the matter. But let us give hasty
glance at their latest experiment.
To commence with, they announce that
"Shepard, Davis & Co., of Burlington were
endorsers of the lumber man Eddy to the
amount of $500, OOO." This they published
once before and day or two since denied
IL, and now repeat the false report. They
also state that Messrs. Allen & Drew took
trip to Lake Bomoseen ON Wednesday
last, which is news, no doubt, to those gen.
tlemen. Then they tell of certain "Mar,
quis' being in town, but as this must be
European" style we will pass it by.
An item of boy of fifteen years being
killed they head it "Man Killed." while
they also announce that they have received
telegram from Washington concerning
the actions of the comptroller of currency
Then they tell about the "7raues stakers,
and the ''ibutions" that people must take fo
the cholera.
The enterprise of their sheet was mani
tested day or two since by the copying O
items, three or four in number, word TO
word, from the Burlington Free Press
which the latter paper had taken uerbdtin
from the GLOBE of the day previous. Thi
is a fact which has been the subject o
much ridicule by others beside ourselves
who noticed the fact. These items wer
relating to local affairs occurring in on
village which in order to have them appea
' in the Herald the 'newsy" editors too
them from an outside paper after they wer
three days old.
4 In our last review of the "HeraM re
l porter" we were evidently not alone in on
I gentle criticism of certain article whic
!, the European" gentleman so gorgeousl
Il prepared, as the state press generally ha
. been convulsed over its Enlightened" styl
and Its remarkable tendency to ''slop over.
The 81. Adams daily Messenger, the Bul
n lington Free Press and Times and otht
% papers have held the gushing reporter u
to the ridiculc of their readers and wit
u very good effect. The Messenger has I'll
y following:
u "The Herald has evidently new an
70 wonderful reporter, Us witness the follow