, 1874-05-27

nover tends to oxals tho professions Of cxa tho Jour-
and m neans s for suo nowsnaper M 10 asoe s columns
gentlemen VIM pnbl,k, atolhst rspot. Tas!e 81
days, crime. Newspapers publlAhcd for the ree.
niary benefit Of tlso ownera There Inny be roant!e
aims than ths aecunula!on ot rof bu. wo know AZ
fsrently an iko ae,siole inen We may fTanky LAC
must money; an the man vio mnkcs Tho most money
knows low. We hTo bidders for tlo public confidence
anl tug pnIl!e trade, just as ,,.ts,,. ho aw. a1S
VI W Offer n' one ssrSises e ths s ec
they do, and o1pect pay therefor as a' Thy DO;
aud anion9 tho asryssa e offer them o aoo aecee
measures may l!nk nss for tho public sas Interest,"
Iicru lot inc remark that the newspaper has
Ono 4a TINT which wo iii to the public fos 10 m,c H.
wss;s month o. yGs aud as II sD %u RTs a. bos
lust as soe papers giyo chronlos OF
The Or s iSa1s ov SR nev9f 1ttaS 10
may be thp col,.mns 81 Newspaper, worth tho
subscription Independently or The editorial rage It is
to sarsgo tho valuo of tho editorial writings. VI an
otherwise good raler, they 1re IN apIroIriato con-,
rsme Tey ySss ~ a lesst y tIa axs
With an luttircrchtly rnadenp nad neglected paper
otherwFc is like patchingn thrcadbare garncnt With
tho want Il il III tic other viii 10 overlooked.
THAT NEwBrArEn ls THE n!:sr ,
which, Independent Of ia editorial writing is the most
acceptable to tho general reader; and to such paper
sIa nassper tst sis q ace s se ra5o Sant rorson
are us much out Of place as woud 10 ltke eontrovcr
sea between tue proprictora Of competing dry-goods
upon tho reSder who buys tho upper for ita news,
rivai pspor iniseorons,y @ if o9prossoi. ' ~
TIE Epr1onrAL OPINIONS or rArfn
l,ave woIett and value, 80 far, a. the public
hayo cohhaehce In tho general h'tsgri.y ,,.,', o.
sne na S. 30 90 asson LAT aa reo ~ @
pnis!ioas wthoat sooi, sd
ton TINT enJoy anyhng IN Hh's y nae
empoyed the greater tho tntesest put these people
sH rcHso 70 10 tsr 1 ato ~ en bo
enjoy ogn they ny tnk h'gly Ct ,,t tae ,1,s IT'S
OF them only ~ nfaVo nna plncks ao9S'
Another matter eeneetsa somewhat It. win what
nave 1tst mentlohoa,; tne ase .. tae ~ neMnE4en
pli!ats inaisiaua's Upon thls sa0jset asfs i :
We difference IN prnetcc anu uese M 1s sepoe.neyt
scansl news. There aro several wsys presenting
.ns i nefensy Thla mater, ihs other n., sytts IT,
distinction Of being sensational and chfoa- ,
cles encourages others to ignore TINT business INTO;
gothet 30 that the l'lblc taf nave thelr cnnlGe nna
ure not compelled 70 rece1Ee or 70 Ehout tnis st1 ~,
against Their T INC InpGr that Gieo ~ 1nsns to
distinction of being te eertain publisher . o. anyanng
reputation Of being willing to "pabllsh ANYTHING
nay find support from one caas Of TUG eonmny,
respect nd loaes positton ho representatlve e
business culture or soety sagar,!y nay Us Icy S1l, 4
w all e teI s q a," Eo1a ps, oro 1us NJ
seemingly laugh ut antl enjoy puo!!sloA !hueeency
believe IN tho general futh ot sAo s'''e
For want Of decenoy Ii want of sense"
aencs in lie general integrity did Intelligence Of til,
man.rtmrnt lss lso, scc1ire. It is no cnsy thing Il
,,rer Ih nsa1v missed nwnr Tho
tint looks Rocly for support 10 lie ,nclcrs Of III,
otcal party to tho exclusion uI tho rrst Of the com
ault tat pecuinr cahs, degenctates to tue loyel o
that clasa 81 Journals uttungely called
e,a aro TAX tber sec and
soium cnsrate With the lux. Wish TO speak Of Ties,
nn,,ers Will al respcct bit they are not newspapers
tay hrs naorry secteria lanbiits which, ,,l,tnr tt
form ii Touching religion to tho pubp. confne tlcns
from thetr roaders iii Knowledge tNat thera is M.
ether form Of religion, gave perhaps some nbortiv
efforts Of tho devil q lcad anktud natray aided AM
ought to 10 tried anl punished for horcay
Wherein docs
ruE ExetuB1yE1Y PARTY PAPER
di1cr, in le matter Of general conduc from the 80
called religous presa It's energies arc not doyotet
to procuring or publishing the news. In the rst plac
il publishes nothing that cnn hurt the party. II |
publish thc fact Of official misconduct, It points on
tut tho offending officer belonged to tlln othur party
tie tnnn be Of tth own a!de, tho accueaon ID a:s
credited, anl somebody else Aelu fesponsiees IL
discussion OF nnblio questions, IT influenced nl
governed by purely party considerations; i neye
publishes hut one aldo Of any question in fact, Dc
niles Tint there Gun be 1ny other sde, any generally
conducted on the rgidy e1cluBiYe plan that marks til
denominasonal press. ..,..--.-
! do not nean tnat the time Tor party noMspapot
has passed away; but tie lno FOR TIE old-tashiome
party press hae dorarted So long as there orc lot
cal purtiea and differences Of OPINION Itnohg men.
long will newspapers take sides for tht,e parties m
On az these question: Tug roni19n ot tae parsy PRE-
will be changed however, from bging tue merc emo
tho County Convention. and the obtdient slave of t
local party ring Il will DO the organ Of public sent
Inent. Instead Of looking to c!nsa or soct FOR su1
port. 1t will le made III connection Will It's neiEl
community, without refersnce to the political opiI
Ions Of iss readors. As have said, newspaper
are published for TUG profit OF their ow1ers nnd =
who publishes tho best papsr naEes tho grcatt
DrDf1t The DGWeUaDCr being made. 1lQCDEnuGnt OF II