The Morning herald., 1878-11-25

TIE foregoing II sufficiently explicit.
With just conception Of it, responsible
ties, and high appreciation Of its dignity,
We enter the threshold Of ths profession Of
Journalism, With unfsignsd distrust OF our
capacity to successfully discharge the. form
or, or creditably to maintain the latter. Our
purpose is, however, to invest in this enter
prise, % new to rs, whatever Of energy, In
dustry and ability we may command.
Throwing oil personal aninositiee and rs-
sediments aside, we shall endeayor to make
the HxaALD the mirror Of 3 healthtul pnbiic
sentiment and, BY the maintenanee sf
correct principles, and the advocacy Of
sound morality, to cause it to be Z. welcome
visitor into syery family. s.a n. ,s
When TslemsQue, in his search for bis
father, unexpectedly arrived &C sslentin, he
was overwhelmed by the. nagninceDcs OF
thst city, and was enthusiastic in his lauda-
tion of the evidences, which everywhere
met his eye. of the prosperity of country
that he inferred was % wisely governed.
The sound of the hammer and the saw Was
heard on every hand the streets and houses
were vocal with the songs Of happy peo,
pie, and Joy lit up every countenapce
Here" said he to Mentor, "is complete
happiness, the result Of benincent Cover n
ment. ] must irsuire and ascertain it
groundwork, and INTRODUCES amongst u!
own people their judieious regulations :
"It is true" replied Mentor, I" that Their
Is here a splendid city, that the highes
style of architecture grsets the beholder ol
every side; that mechanics are employe,
and lsborers at work; that within th
city's walls happiness SEEMS to reign bu
cast your eyes beyond, look into the coun
try-shere you see lands unclesred, field
uacultivated, and tangled vines usurpin
the places of profitable crops. This pros
perity is fictitious, and cannot endure fc
successful agriculture is the only trne an
sure basis of the permanent welfare of an
country"
Underlying this incident is principle
sound governmental policy and so belis'
lag, we shall encourage and advocate ever
proper measure which may restore rem
nsrative retarns to the Agricultural, whie
10 the greatest interest of this Republic
Published In a city which 10 second
none in this country for the energy and E
terprise of her citizens, which have ma
WILMINGTON conspicuous for her splsnd
and varied manufacturing interests, '
shall never lose the opportunity to prese
and enforce their cls,us to the favorat
consideration of. the Government and t
people. And to this end We invite sugge
tions and contributions from the intsllige
heads of our various manufactoriss, at ,
times. ....
The HEHALD will undergo no change
it, political principles and affiliations.
Democrat from conviction, and against ii
long traditions Of family, and the pots
influence Of the associations Of early life,
will be labor Of love for Us to sdvocs
principles which We believe to be only
reflection OF the Constitution, and the q
cess Of . party whose supremacy IL esse
tisl to the welfare and perm asence Of. t
Government. But we know that all part
are composed of men and weldo not b
lisve that all the reprobstes are enlisted
the ranks of the Republican, or oil
sanctiaed humanity have. been gather
ipto the fold of the Democratic party. '
expect therefore, TO indulge in neither who
sale abuse of the one, nor indiscrimins
laudations of the other: and shall reserve
right to the exercise of q sound discreet
in this, a. all things.
GEO. TRoUp MAxwxLL.
TIE Michigan Supreme Court has d