The New York herald., 1876-10-28
VIEWS OF CORRESPONDENTS.

the next meeting would be held, the meeting ad-
journcd without setting the question.
VIEWS OF CORRESPONDENCE
To-day give a further batch OF letters from
numerous correspondents, some complaining Of their
inability to get the HERALD at tho reduced price,
others applauding the course pursued In placing tho
paper ut its present figure, and others extending the
welcome intelligence that the movement meets
with popular approval and that tho circulation or the
HERALD is rapidly increasing
IN FAVOR or THE REDUCTION.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HxRALD.-
buy my paper Al Tyson's, Fourteenth street and
avenue G. and he charges three per copy every
day since the reduction and generally has plenty Of
papers. was speaking TO him about the reduction
he said that he favor oil The reduction but
would have to sell about double the amount OF papers
to make what he made before the reduction.
HERALD READER
MAN OF COMMON SENSE.
Brooklyn. Oct 2o 1870
This short note is sent to you to encourage you In
your good work When 1 say good work
price OF your newspaper am selling news
papers in neighbornood composed almost exclu-
svely OF the poor anu mlddle class, who unable
10 buy the HERALD when It's price was four cents but
suco Its rcducliou by careful calculation mud tho
IN my estimation, moro than pays ne a.. pro that
formerly got The dealer who refuses sell al the
rate is only standing in his own light for tho
people are bound to road the HERALD, and II they
can get IL OF dealer they VIII try The next
and the that soils tho paper Is just quarter OF
n. A. HART, News Dealer, 2l7 Myrtle avenue
TIMELY EXPLANATION.
PnILADELPHrA, Oct "a, 1876
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
Our attention having been called to letter In yes
tcrday's HERALD. signed "A Constant Reader. /" you
will obiigc us by inserting the following: We pay for
our papers one week IN advance and therefore was
not reduced 10 us before Monday OF this week. We
have not charged any person more than TOUR cents
since the reduction HUNT WHITAKER,
Southeast corner Third and Race.
STRUGGLING WITH THE INEVITABLE.
NORTH PEysYLvAyIA RAILROAD Oct 20, 1874
To EDITOR HERALD:-
have only had one or two complaints about charg-
ing hvc cents Tor tho HERALD on trans on this road
one OF them from n party who do not think ever
bought HERALD from mo before, and only this time
SO to have somc cause 10 complain, as he Is
dealers In ihiladcphia can sell your paper NJ
the reduced price, as you charge me direct
to this point one haif cent and then have 10 pay sew
enty-hve cents per week 70 agent to put thcm
train Tor cy have 10 pay ten twsiye and fifteen per
per copy. and have out OF ninety copies
daily sometimes eight or ten lett over There are
very few people travelling that want read daily
papers that object to tho extra cent If they
paper always Try to cater TO my patrons wants.
and il they desire the paper Tor iour on the
n,easa INFORM them through your columns thar I vii
accommodate them. Now am selling at tour cents
at stand. GEORGE W. HILLMAN, News Agent
EQUAL RIGHTS REQUESTED.
WASHINGTON, Oct &c, 1876
To THE EDITOR OF HERALD
Your readers IN this city still pay 1ve cents for
their paper Arc We entitled TO the same reduction
cheap the present price, but II am entitled to that
extra cent would like 10 have IT. READER.
GROSS ExroRTIoN.
SYRACUSE, Oct 25, 1870
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
While attention is drawn to the price of the HERALD
please turn yours 10 tho swndlc pcrperated during
summer the steamer Mary Powell and the down
boats IRON Albany len cents being charged, which one
pay or SO without morning paper in tho case
iii quarter eleven A. NJ, hour usually devoted
10 business or the other I'LL time after the
first editions Of the evening papers out
G. W.T.
HOW THEY SUFFER- IN CANADA
MONTREAL, Oct. %. 1876.
To EDITOR OF TIE HERALD:
''Teil US not IN mouruiul numbers" that you arc
tired OF grumblns aud complaints. We have just read
In your issue OF yesterday the extracts numerous
letters sent you regarding the late reduction Price
fyour valuable paper, and has cmboldcncd Us TO
send you our grievances First, We are only about
800 miles IRON New York city, and yet we do
your paper until ten A. N. the day after 1t is
pubrshcd. Second, John Fisher 4 Co. the only
ncwsdeuers selling u here. and unit; your lso rcduc-
ton they have asked sever cents Tor the HERALD,
we'll tor the Times. Tribune and World. They now
sell the HERALD at lve cents but continue 10 ask
seven ccns Tor the other papers. And this price is
here, but IN gold American silver they will only
at twenty per cent discount our nrst complaint wo
price charged lor your paper dn IS IN
your province to correct and trust you viii take
measures TO remedy the present evil By so doing wo
think would greatly increase yoYr sales here
deeply oblise yours, truly, W.
TEN CENTS CHARGED FOR THE HrRALp.
MAM.RoyEcK, wcs.cherter county, n ",
Oct. 8, 1876. !
To THE EDITOR or THE HEHALD:-
have objected TO paying i've cents Tor copy
of the HERALD, which we arc Obliged 10 pay up here;
but myself we'll as every else residing here or
at Rye Portchcstcr and White Plains think IL perfect
outrage be charged ten cents Tho Sunday HEgALn
II you would scnd sonc boys up hero sunday morn.
ngs copies OF the HERALD they could make three
days wages, for wc are all wiling to pay ceLt
extra. q. II. ID.
an UNFAIR DISTINCTION.
NgwAgx, n. j., oct u.s. 1870
To rnE EDITOR THE HERALD
IN this mornings issue that the HERALD costs
the Elizabeth dealers Two anu nvc.e'shth cents The
NcNark News Company charge US two and thrce quar-
ter cents for IT, Can't you use your influence with
tho American News Company toi which the New ark
News Company is brauchj, so that we cun get our
papers az low as the Elizabeth Dealers and obiqc a
r d.
wASr OF ENTERPRISE SOMEWHERE.
BURLINGTON, n. j., Oct "a, 1870
To THE EpIToR OF TnK HEgALD-
notice letters from various points reporting tho
high price OF your paper stl demanded by the deal
crs Hcrc. IN Burlington, we have 10 pay SIX cents
for A. owing 10 the one cent charged bv adams, Ex-
press and the want OF enterprise soinew whern
READER
URGENT APPEAL FOR CHEAP HERALDs.
ELIZABETH, n. j., Oct. "a, 1875
To TnE EDITOR or raE HKRALD:--
Your paper Is Indispensable Your attitude toward
the New York dealers l. prascworthy We seem to be
out of your circle, ns have not yet io The bcnc-
Ats OF the rcdnccd price. We have considered every
thing possible that the HERALD undertakes We hsvc
read with pleasure o! Stanley, &c. We now
ask you direct your attention Us,
and compel tho cxtorloo's,s here TO givc