The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-06

helped 10 fold the edition. tie was 10:
above takiDga little "sug1i' TO help his
revenues. He scofyd at tie sins he lived by.
After some years his revenues lifted him
into rural re~pt ctIbiii.y, aud he GispsraSsd
at th- srd Of has lite, the very processes
by whigh he.tariEed. Horse, Greeley came
20 Nsw York mere U.Iater ard type
s;iCker, sEd engaged in the hack work Of
psrty. His active brain and love Of noise
and battle built him up after awhile
powerful journal. Nevertheless, his family
are poor.
The WORLD.
The New York "World7 began with
professions. Certain ambitions "reioTmers'
IN Pennsylvania concluded that New IOrS
ought to have more reputable journals,
ard assessing their friends, they began the
World. Ii soon ran out, and fell into the
bands of certain hacks, who sold II to the
money power. ard it became Democratic
paper with Republican supsrstitious. /,
played very prominent par, IN defeating
the Democratic party after the Presidsn-
tial nominations. Its last proprietor, Man
ton Marble, disposed OF Il % spaIe sdvaE-
tsge, and has since been what = called =
WISHING ststssman"-jhat il. = state mSa
without a locality, snd Of for more impor-
tance when he goes abroad IN ~ when be
stays at home.
DANA's EONANEA
The New York sun vas a respectable
servant girls daily newspaper, in control
of the Beach family. The Beaches &Ig
New Hampshire or Vermont ueCvie, q
good intentions but no paTticIisr sense.
they made money however. and that con
tented them. Alter the Civil Var Charlie
\. Dana came back 10 New York with sii
hiS festhers pulled out and his head down.
He was Of that moral stamina which could
not stand without newspaper 10 hlt-
,rtss him. As soon s. lie got the sun he
became a very brave mar, c denounced
fraud. and He'd Il with a CapItal "f-'
National fraud, oyin: distant, IA parii-ui-
ariy eUi0ytd. Local fraud be wis silent
about Amongst his employes was "a
surewd, sensational man by the name ,i
Cummings. Mr. Cummings looks on lie
- = farce aud had It represented - q great
ke. tie built up the "-uU' and lsye !, IT'S
power by a series Of personal sttackS upon
individuals D5na often WINGED under
these alta, l., but appreciated the revenue
which they p,uLucrj, aud 20, most ,t he
reputation fyr ih.ir success. TIE "Suu'
= slnever potential in local polite. which
il should be expected to ]. dI,nC-, bat ON
things twu hundred miles distant, like The
President of the Tn % SAFES, CruGr,--,
ard the Senate AID ih' Supreme Court, il
was extremely bold. During he las; Prs
iisutiai campaign, the Sun cUlmiuaicd
30 10 speak II d devoted many years O,
exp0 sing the outrage Of GF ants simiuf-'rg-
tion, under which the editor he'd received
no office The circulation Of the "~uu' hid
run up during Grsut's aduJui-JrJ,i u,
and the Judgment Of the gifted puhhshsr
was thai il was necessary 10 he = ON The
talk 50 they attacked Havts a. much a
Grant bad been attacked. The word
''fraud,' usually adopted IN slang ciTr ,-,
was made ella sical'bv this psrrr. The
American Congress, surJoslng that 20 much
noise indicated judgment, took up The fraud
business, and has paid Iit!e az Cut.nu -
anything elre ior the last Two wears. 10 has
been developed that the '~uL'~' maU Ia
Washington was retained Ey the iItien
interest to keep up the fraud i,slirg, ard
was havirg very merry and TrOhtstat-
time at it. However, the 'SIr' I- an iU-
| tyrestIug new-PePsr- particularly IN 'iS
| local reports and middle : ate rcws. People
Nho pay no attention 70 is opinions Ike
! 10 read its reports. ne OF Ifs features
are admirable. int re particularly
the book revi, ~, by Nlr. Esze'liuc. Who
Was a rich yOuGg man, Of Nv Jer-ry,
who went abroad and spent fortune
| looking into rLir-s. lie found himeh
| poor st certain time, and went On the
.'ssiuu" and he il, perhaps, lie lest book
reviewer oi 1 e New Iulk press, not *
ceptiug Mr.. Ripley. of The Tribune.
T4E TRIBUNE
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