, 1875-08-10

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;rbov 1r;,, ro;,.t so,vor -. 1o,a. ,,,o u,,,1,nua
of ;nairart ron,1io,Ion INV rroo,, l,v ssct;ona
Of tAe Douocrotio norty ond ito n,l;o, 4
majority IT tha ;,,rv il irtsllioent ria
preatost ;ntercata oro ot stahc T,at tt,a arou.
mont war ho.tcr and l,otlcr
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BARNuM AND ruE NEW yopY pprss,
We regret to sco tl,ot the New York JAily
newspapers aro all by tic cars, and ara claw-
ing, scratching, nnd spnrling at each other,
and calling each other all sorts of hartl
na1ues, Tic Tribune. the 1fpts tho World,
| the Herald, tho Sun. md the Uyap1r, aro
The PRINCIPAL offenders, Int all tho little con.
Germs ara Mt it n1ao. inst M when tho hin
dogs get into a fight nil thu s,uall ours vein
I and snnp around tlcn1 at u safo distnuco
| from tho sccno Of combat Tho Times nc
c,,scs tho Tribune Of obtaininp money under
falso protonses by misrerrcsontin(, ita circu.
lntion, and offers to bet fabulous snn,u tint
it has the largest circulation. Tho World,
| liko some vigorous Amazon howling at her
opponent, keeps shrieking "JAY Goulp Mt
| tho Tribune, now aud then stopping
| to giyo the Iimts piece Of its mind. Thu
Sun works itself into a frenzy over MI three
papers, although tho Tribune has boon Sun
struck tho most Tho Herald is running
..,nrck, hitting everybody The Tribune
hits tack manfn)lv. Int won't ,nention INV of
lin assoilnntz tr mama, II trcota ,hcm a,1
with n lofty disdain. turns nm ;ta noso nt
them. won't sneak to thcm an the street
tlrowa ita skirts abont itsetf whon II naxsoa
them. aud NJ tho ayernoo fomo1o WHO cots
mad with somo ot),or cr,,ahoa har with tho
overwhelming cpithet "that vo1ua,," 80 the
7yixuuo srom sl,a Ton of its tall toxver aneer.
inely alfudes TO Its antagonist ~ stlnt parcr !"
All this ;sgat. GoKruE sings. On oyerv ],a;pbt
there lies roposc y: most certainly. thon.
should there bo peace md rest and sar.ne
tranquility yay up in TINT tail lower. instead
of the noise and confusion which now provo;l
there, But tho fault il not alono with tho
Tribune. All Of thosv parors aro equally to
b1a,no, according to the measure Of their
strength, ant tbs sadtlest feature Of tho scrim.
mago is tho example which they are setting
to the newspapers outside Of New York CITY,
We have hitherto been asked to belieye TINT
all the intellect. tho brll;ancy. tho virtue. tho
responsibility, and tho enterprise Of tho news
papor world waa confined to the Now York
City popers. Tl,cy are held mn bv thou.
solves as models to COPY. They neyor
tire Of reminding the world that
tl,oy arc "the metropolitan prcss," and
n)l other nownanera ore snrovincinl" !" Peri
odically they coudesocud to give us outsiders
lessons in the amenities Of journalism. As
oraclea, they furnish the authors, md pict-
uro-paintcrs, and iupreearios with ccrtiG-
cotcs which tho provincial papors arc oxpccted
to honor at sioht. Aud now wi,at a spcctaelo do
these great az emplnrs. these monopoista Of NIL
TINT il Mica and Good in iouruol;tm. tbexe ,,om.
nous. hic1,.toned. awoll.frontel. eve-clnsnr1
mud swallow.tailed teacl,era md Leaders h,
nowsnnncr literature, nreaent m with t],air
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