The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-02
a)nbIifniicns.
"vI,HE WORLD" FOR THREE GENTS
A PENNY SAVED A PENNY GOT.

PENNY SAVED PEkNt oOr.
On AND after to-day We shall deliver the Daily WORLD
TO our readers at the retail price OF conWs cow N
cent IL ANAL thing among coins bui sreducuoh OF
cent in the price OF the WORLD bsMvins OF 70 pe'
cent TO each Of is purchasers each Gay IN 'he "eoA
and every week In the year. on MS expenditure TOT
keeping himself abreast with the news OF the day and
tho srar. OF mankind from China TO Peru. ike saw
inc Of rs pcr cent on all the rest Of mans daily ex
pcndure would to hundreds Of thousands OF in.
tesrn snd indus rous citt 81 this country to-day
iut difference between laborng In despair to Koep
body and soul together and the wolf from the door aud
labOring In the hope that each tomorrow will
Find them further than to-day"
on the road to competence and ease with reduction
Of Federal taxation ana expenses pr0poronate TO
the reduction already effected by Democratic Admin
iaraon In the taxation and expenses OF the state OF
New YORK with revised tarf putting producers and
consumers in this country into more just and natural
restions with each Others with definite sctlt ment OF
all sectional questions upon the only enduring basis OF
Justice to all sections ind to all cseue Of the Union.
bringing confidence back To capital ana liberatng en-
terprise to develop vast resources anew with al
these blessings set within our grasp by Demo
cratic victory November, the way will open In every
channel OF activity among for general return to
n1ed principles OF busins a. The era OF uncertainty
passion, anu gambling will give way to a new era OF
fair ocahng in which eople who have anything to sell
viii learn the lesson, apparently almost forgotten
In he EVIL times throuln which we have passed. that
small lronts snd large salcs In the long run the
only way to forum. The signs Of the advent OF
this era are a about In ev ~ trade anc industry
clearhcodcd taxing he W time by the fore
lock and the inevitable return OF the whole
community to equitable price. and the SOUND old DOC
trine OF Give and let i've" The hotels which obsi
nately maintain the scale Of war prices see their
guests streaming Of IN one steady tide to the doors OF
wiser propretors, who hear the clocks sfke the
new time OF day. snopKeepers stand wringing their
hands over the decay OF business and fondy dreaming
lfaaa upiu in fal gall
new crowds customers to pay three prices for
| one piece OF goods. II 10 Of no use. gentlemen The
old war days when money ike water and was wasted
as freely will not come back People who will do no
| business TIL they do It at the old war rate OF
pronts may well put up their shutters The
| country has reached "hard PAN" and we shall
| never get up again excepting step by step, hand In
hand In natural manner, each man Fronting BY what
| pronts his neighbor. The balloons OF the var have
definitely collapsed, and there viii DO flying
II seems tue duty OF the public not only &c
see these things. but to show that II sees themi mol
only ciamor Reform, Retrenchment. and return
to sound principles. but TO lead the way Itself When
The WORLD. the 2ist Of July. 1884 raised lie price
| to cents gold was selling in Wal street at 2d2. W.
believe that make and sell to-day for cents
better paper far than the made and sold thel
for cents. n the people OF New York will back Us II
the effort. while London buys tie eightpsge Telegraph
every day for English penny, or two American
cents II Seems to US INDUSTRIOUS that New Yorker
thould De fOrced 10 pay cents TOT
ing per- cents for so bright and entertaining
four page morning paper our valued contemporary
the sun. As the letters " able ana sctve Londo
representative, Mr. Jennings, 80 long and so well know
In this city as the EDITOR OF the New York Times, hav
clearly shown, all the necessares and lurures OF III
are to be hsd more cheapiy to-day in London than Il
New YORK. TINS is mon,trous ana unnatural stare o
things cannot last It must not last SO far as cou
his daily newepaper which 10 both necessity an
aluHury to every intelligent New Yorker. 1t shall no
be the fault Of The NoRLD II 1t does last. We aten
TO add continually to and machinery 10
collecting news for colatng newsfor putting the cal
est fullest mos, condensed view Of the state Of thing
throughout the civilized world and the parts of heati
endom boot, even morning before our readers
Intend tins Giscreety and Judlcously a. POI
sble We intend to co 1t sucn system as viii ct
able 10 give every reader OF Tue WORLD. ever
morning the very nest newspaper he possibly bu,
at the reduced and reasonable rate Of hree cent
copy II the Democratic people OF this great DemC
cratic city desire this let them GENE forward anu hel
us 10 dot. They may rely upon that as the old shl
Of state rights herself again. md confidence revive
and the blood begins now freely through the vein
better better give the public the full beneht
OF administration.
The same causes which during .he war justined n
nos exlravagant price Of cents for an eight-pas
newspaper. have forced M, step by step the rates
advertising In all newspapers Those causes havir
ceased to operate the effect Of reduction shall olo
in both cases reduction, therefore. proportional
the reduction In the price Of the paper itself vi
hencefor be made 10 the advertising charges. and OF