, 1875-08-14
LITERATURE.


iu,.nyA,,su. 1,y CHARLES +, W,suarx, Now York:
!. j. Patterson.
While Mt Hold, Mr.. Ctoly. aud other eSpesl-
c,,cci1 conductors at tho daily rrogs. have boom
diHc,sstng tho utility Of Rchool OF journalism,
Mr. Wlugaio has booa busy producing work
that will auHwor M oSco!!ont PURPOSE III text
book for those who wolll learn tho theory and
practice Of misrepresentation. lo laB3 by the
popular process OF ''intervicwlug." drawn from
the snusL distinguished nlctnbofs OF tho Afnerl-
cnn rrcsa their opinions upon tho province, tho
character. tho progress, aud tho future promise.
Of tnodurn Journalism. ALI topics l'aro bee"
touched, by QUO OF ailo!her spoahor' that lave
auy bearing upou tho aim aHd tho scope OF
tho daily newspaper, and upon tho best AMI
must successful mothods by which It may DO
raised to tho hfyheat point OF usefulness aud u
prosperity. In caseH 'shero tho views OF promi-
'eut Journalists wero not eic!teu or obtn.ncd III
tho direct, collolusa form of tho intoryie~,
fa,s presentation Of .l,en ha. boon secured
,I,ro,,,, oxtroots from od,or,,,s oaa.v. md
tn4o"" oAt'so.s ''o"' .o."'1' o1aAso' ,',.
aa"'esEos, ""s' illus ~ "'nRa.o n'.n 'eeu at''o
to Zurich lss book with the frtilta OF tho wisdom
md experience Of tho Nestors and the AEaAsonas
Of the editorial stan OF tho Unitod statcs.
~, ,,a. ~ ,,,a r,rortnnt tnu,,,,o. NJ tl,o .,h.
,. ..'e'' .'.,.,.. y. IT,. 49, 49,, .,s,,tn,.
)cct ot 1oaFhnli7u'' 'nero n"s peen a''4A'nE
uniformity o. oppression amons e,a sne Various Jus
cinrod without dissent that there y no Bcienoo
~, ,o,r,.1;,,, ,t,or horo vat ,,p+o1 II, en,,ncat
Or 'oainaa'b,' H'os 'Mso ~. "Iea :. =, o"uus@ nv
ing eett"sn iu!es "oa pit''e'peb ''a' ~ w lAo
basis Of their profession a'ltl trllAt ever
guide and control their Legitimate uctio,l. Whore
natural lava ropn}nt;nr lin cm,,Bo Of events
,,,.,..,,...a o,5 I,i;,,a, t1aro ox;ot
ua'o poo" ~. 49,. 49, '.'s .s.,.ts
tue oiothehth ot 4 BSle1ce t1at uh9 oe "9t1eu
out aud demonstrated. AB ihctu haa lately boou
founded u science Of religion that III ackuowi-
c,,,,ot IN hnvo a sm,ull tasa ,,y acuto t1inkory,
). 1,. -, -, ,ara 49,, In o,t,,,Ii.,o,, a
eo' ~ 'o0,.'S ~ no: sn''o .".i ~ .enoa
Science Ut journalism. al"ny OF tho t:oHslomon
a,,Aworiny to tue quotations. of Mr. Wiugate un-
lcsitatngy assort TINT journalism IL uu art but
uot n .cie,co. Whnroynr tl,ore in an art there
49, IT, ;. ~. ,,,s,, a ',ara,,,t.
'ieb bc'eoeo a'."oehea'n ~ VI "u'en ~ u'Pea'"
for uuppart, aud tic truths aud deductions TINT
have beou 10 many times reiterated iu this VOL
uu,o show tint tho art of Journalism roats upon
'nSas1aoio Fulea ana tenets tllas may % tofn'a-
lated and studied as g sclonco.
It is Interesting to note III connection with tue
}nrn,ouv pf TIN ptiucip1oy oxprcysad by tho
ar.., nxr,nontu -, iourno,sm in Amcrica t,a
s'.a' o>puus 49, .O a",'s ,.;. aa,'t;,onts
pure aud LOFTY tooo LINE marRs the1f senuuleh's
almost withont exception. Thoao WHO tnko q
| depressing Wow OF the moral character and
tendency Of tho t,ai!y press will bo encouraged
~ s.,,. 49, sa-.,.vt ,,,to,,,,a, ro,,r,io1
~ 1e"ip' 'ton 1o oatuoo' "t'o1 "ae1
horo. how truo aud strong o aoaso OF tholf autlea
! and responsibilities a. teachers OF tho people
tic great body OF tho editorial fraternity onter.
,nin> Human ua.ure ia trail and succumbf
.n.;,,, - ,a,n,,t,t,o, hrt u i. ,su,,po IN krcn
e@iy 'o le1npsa'.oa' ~ ~ asaas ,.',' A.U
that 'he h'e' WIN S'csAto s1o pu''e5 "''o t,''4'
the course Of tho most Influential papors Of thu
country have an enlightened aud claystoa ides