The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-20

40 winch AFTER lWenLy years obtained "A cir
culation of some 10000 I would like +
tell TO you tho story of the enterprises o
that patriot
HORACE GREELEY
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~" shown WuaV Vio press was
'"'y "si'''' ''''ie ago ie' Us sue wuaI Is
THE PRESS AT PRESENT.
and for this purpose, out of a multiplicitS
lot me point to the New York Hgral ne
model monument of magnificent enternrisp
that has descended from illustrious sire to
worthy son, standing out this morning rs the
peerless paper of the world, with daily cir.
cuMtion of over 100000 copies
mirroring humanity in its every
phase through all its diasronyt
columns the record of everything to-day fnr
the uss Of the historian of the future; a pa.
per, the variety and extent of whose enter.
pri.es are limited only by the circumference
of the globe itself in the area for their de-.
yelopmeut, and by the capacity of the hui
man mind and heart to conceive and promnt
and carry out the EXPECTATIONS. A paper.
too, whose philanthropic proprietor. At
his own proper expense. sent
mt u representative who has
pierced the deep iuneles, trayersed the arid
urserls and dared the dangers and disasters
Of the dark Continent, and who has eouiped
and sped the white.winged adventurer of
science and trade to the frozen zone where
never mortsl went before; has contributed
with lavishness unknown to even roysI
hands, one single donation of 500 900 in The
cause of charity TO a suffering people in a
land not hls own, to say nothing Of the scores
", iooai nJ S sucn ss soup kitchens,
t to,, I"u WV Seeh NV, " Is asser'ed' CON
;0,niI;"ou III 'nJ ii'elass VI ehesp popular
i"se;, a;,;,. ona,'t VI newspapers IN the
o"uIs 'i.'.s 'urousnou. 'he country 70 be
hpp"pu WIN 1--WE nnu otner ina'eriais AZ
t eneo iowess . poss'pio inquire from one grand
wv Wbpp U'n Wa resoo, ,hot .ho uu,,
luires daily over forty thousand pounds of
M,per' eght tons OF metal casts,
'nree mdlion hVe hundred thousand
"'u pieces oi type 10 turhlsn part OF the bare
OF us makeup, besides two large
meiting furnaces with double stereotyping
hachihery ma seven perieeting double
pr s,es, den''h ing the iab1r OF one hundred
'nu my co'lpNsltors ana over one hundred
smTl'leers, pr1H-neh' etc.' ana compare this
Vhi"Ge oi skilled industry with the picture
lnas We nave presented 10 you OF the earlier
newspaper, we are IN u position to somewhat
and appreciate the vast strides
'hnt nave Deen made IN our business, and the
lnueheo ana Importance OF our profession,
anu can tnen ara" some valuable conclu-
''ons irosi theso 'Iatd husNs ot TACT TO the
Aerhei OF the moral" ....
TIE Profession OF JOURNALISM
Gay, arising from those small and insig-
iincaht beginnings mas thus grown to be, in
- hiorh' ana ihlellectual aspects, giant
power III inc lama' unsurpassed, II equsled,
y any o'ner. me army may nave ITS he
oes' leSe,nuse ha,is lheir orators End States
iieh' anu the judiciary It's iDtellects of learn
ns anu acuhlen' put the newspaper,
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, -. ~ | n ~ ihH NAALM,
. Sey oo'u eroaeor ana regulator OF them
~ n S Al 'ne aIlphtuue ana multiplicity
:. BUSINESS, III eue enects Oh It's course and
" toaonns' .lere Is moral responsibility
~" NV nv nai'st WAT Is almost IN
" ,nt. Inc true Journalist therefore
usu' " sooh W nave his paper De what he
rtar ira aU,u w, pu'e ana upright IN char,,
aarioss w. R tbo III ils VIEWS honest and
o"n to9' ~ we o11uuctlng OF all us depart
ariioss az n no,"o,e n. ns every ut'er"hee' re-
os VI ''n'iiou'' efi''o'Sin or consequent
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ose Of newSnanor il ,Ss ~ nro 80 ,le True PIr-
discriminating OF news as accurate in matter
nd as attractive in manner as nossihlo /
1t should be
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49,, e,,,-1 ,.. 'HN' ABLE MATERIALS MATERIALS
'he lutufe historian ss well as for the
sus q, US hVl"S readers, 1t should be re-
ot,I snu Hl,'u W .ne gay register OF It's
S so reSetoPnlem's ana tendencies and new
Suorf re- 40 70 u'senerate INTO being the mere
~. y. 'ue varying moods and the petty
,"ot.s'et .. some iilViauaI mlnd' 1t should
ea 70 Az onse correct the errors OF the lead
t Sou ro w I,y Tue temporary exeitements
Because Of its circulation and -, ;ua,
should be considered that ;ts non a,,'Ge"se
reat for veal or woe it cannot stford r. ;nD