The Morning herald., 1875-08-30
WHAT OTHERS SAY OF Us.


ceiyed:
The OByrne Brothers. OF Wilmin gton,
sons of John OByrne, Esq, have begun
the publication Of daily morning news
paper in that city. The paper is Demo
cratic in politics and well edited, and con-
tains full local and telegraphic reports
Philadelphia Times. lr.} uu4 g.
New PAPER.-We have received the
first number of the MORNING HERALD, a
new daily paper which made its appear
ance in Wilmington Del, on Monday last.
1t is published by the OByrne Bros, and
presents neat typographical appearance.
We wish it abundant success.-Muyland
Citizen.
We have received the first numter of
the Wilmington HERALD, daily morn
ing paper, published in Wilmington, in
the interests Of the Democratic party of
Delaware. The HERALD is neat and at
tractive geographically, and its editorials
and selections are tip top. Long life to
the HERAhD.-Chris6eld Leader.
A penny paper called the MORNING
HERALD" has been started in Whining
ton, Del, by OByrne Bros, with Mr.
Charles D. Crutchfield as editor. The
HERALD is Democratic in politics and will
be published every morning except Sun
day, at six cents week or three dollars a
year. The paper is well gotten up and
the first, number in its general arrange
ment shows taste and a business spirit
Easton (lid,) Gazette.
"THE HERALD."-This is the name of
a new paper, the first issue of which is be-
fore lis. The HERALD is published by
OByme Bros, of Wilmington, and is
Democratic in politics. The first number
contains spicy editorials, local news, telc-
graphic summary, general news and full
mari ket reports. 1t is well printed, pre-
sents a neat appearance, and has fair
share Of advertising for the first number.
The proprietors have our best wishes for
the success of their new enterprise.-Dem-
ocratic Pilot
We have received the first number of
the MORNING HARALD daily paper pub
lished in Wilmington, Delaware, by the
OByrne Bros. 1t is worthy of note that
this is the first morning daily paper ever
published in that Aourishing city, and we
admire the pluck, faith, and untiring efforts
of the publishers to make the HERALD
success. The paper is we'll edited, well
printed, and the makeup" is excellent.
We congratulate the Democracy of Della
ware at this daily organ of its we'll tried
devotion to the Federal Constitution, and
its Jefferson Jackson political principles.
-Pilade!phia Commonwealth.
The MORNING HERALD, the morning
daily, Of Wilmington, DEL. made its first
appearance on Monday last. 1t is pub
lished by the OByrne Bros, and ia Demo-
cratic in politics. The publication of
morning journal in Wilmington, supplies
a desideratum long felt not only by the
people Of that city, but those Of that part
Of the lower Peninsula contiguous to the
railroad, as they will now be enabled to
receive the news Of the country several
hours in advance Of the Philadelphia pa
pers. We hope the enterprising proprfe-
tors may meet with abundant success.-|
Seatord Citizen.
"THE MORNING HERALD" is the name
Of new daily paper, the first number Of
which was issued last Monday, by OByrne
Bros, Wilmington. 1t is well printed,
carefully made up, and gives promise Of
being lively and spicy sheet. The
OByrKe Brothers show themselves to be
possessed of brave hearts to commence a
daily morning newspaper in the city Of
Wilmington, and we will be glad to see
them succeed. Mr.. Chas. D. Crutchfeld is
managing editor; John OByrne, Esq, oc-
casional contributor H. H. Colclazer and
George Morgan, city editors and reporters.
In its salutatory the Herald promises its
readers not to indulge in newspaper "spas-
ting" such as forms the daily literary dish
Get before their readers by other city jour-
nals.-DelaMrcan.
...'a Forgetting Names.
There are well-authenticated instances
Of persons who suddenly found that they