The Morning herald., 1876-02-21
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l&fatitudAof evYy Dq Dee(@an MA77
mington for its extraordinary enterprise in
obtaining and publishing in conspicuous
part Of that journal triahg brin4N
trouble Of the HERALD. This is dew
era. era II Journalism, hereafter II VIII be oon-
sidered quite proper W Chronicle every
dispute and difference between employers
and employees; nay, going up to y logical
conclusion, any Wilmington paper wodld
be following insthe illustrieus tootsteps O.
Every Evening"" by publishing any
dispute which might take place between
Mrs. Bates or Mrs. McComh, or either
with their. cooks or maid servants; one
would be as justifaele as the publication
Of the ssprinters strike" in Saturday,.
''Evvry Evening"" Our private business
is as sacred, and entitled to as much re-
spect and regard as that Of Mr.. Bates,
or Colonel McComb, sbut 1t seems the
organ Of these gentlemen is regulated ~ a
code Of ethics, which holdsit to be pel-
fectly fair topublish the private, business
matters Of others. This is Question Of.
taste and good b. seling, with these gentle
u,eu. y" 'a7@l &c III "sSe '"N -'-'''''
The men who Struck" and were Dis
charged BY Mr. camern,, the Business
Manager, would 10 be glad to re
turn, as they have haa full AMI profit
able employment for six months, averaging
| far higher wages han have been paid ia any
printing Office in Wilmington, wages they
will be many long day before they have
chance of earning again. We at least
will not submit to A. B, and G debating
how contract is to be KEEP: or entered into
between the HERALD and D, p or r..
The next issue of the HERALD will som-
plete its sixth month of existcnce-it is
confessedly the best Taper in every respect
at its price ever published here-or in
deed elswhere since the war. It has not
paid thus far, but the last month has
almos, met expenses-within six months
it will, we IRE certain, be profitable and
weld a handsome return for the capital
Invested. We have met with great kind
ness, and regard, from a majority Of our
citizens-it is true that certain, large
hearted generous fellows, have been sput-
tering about its 'going UNDER in a week
a month-certaiuly in February-and 50 on.
we give our pious regards to these people.
Some of our party friends, perhaps for
sufficient reason, or probably through pre-
fjudice, have ignored the existence Of the
HERALD-others again have gone out Of
their way to encourage and aid u.. They
who are waiting to crow over us may as
Well tako notice, that they never will have
the chance to do SO. They who owlishly
ignore the HERALD may as we'll make ny
their minds that it is now an institution
and we intend making it racy Of the soil.
Its circulation to-day, We are certain
is greater in the city Of Wilmington, than
that of "Every Evening" 1t has in six
months obtained q circulation 1t took
every Evening two years to reach ane
in the next six, will pass it-or ell sign
! fail. We wish no i'll to "Every Evening
we have always give it due praise for it
a enterprise, and cheerfully admit that i
s stands high in the rank Of one cent jour
mails, and hope it may live and flourish
a but we cannot admire either the justic
a or the good breeding Of the proprie
: tors-in their publication Of attacks upo1
n private character, and their statements Q
: private affairs of others. But this is 4 mat
9 ter that rests upon the conscience, tn
b sense Of propriety, and fair-play Of Col
y McComb, and Geo. H. Bstes, who are tn
: controlling and managing proprietors q
the company, and they must answer t
q public opinion, whether their mode Of deal
IS ing with others, is according to the Cos
J. pei rule: ITO do unto others, as 20
8 would have Others do unto you"