The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-30
conducting n Daily Paper.
Chicago Iuter.Ocesn.

tuiSuho ihttI-cttlh.
undertake the establishing of great
Newspaper has always been heard,
terprise, but of late years it hss be-
xespeclally so. The great expense and
licated machinery for collecting and
Knitting news and the difficulties in or.
ng an editorial corps that is cCmpre-
ve enough TO meet the demands of the
has rendered tsilur in such enterprises
common than success.
e demands of the morning reader upon
fwspaper ara exhorbilsni and peremp-
He must be informed aS he sips hp
\ what the Beers are doing in South AT.
fthe Nihiliss in Rnsss, and the latest
Rments. of the King of the Sandwich Is
!; must know all the great accidents aud
\, that have happened or been commit
ID in the CIVILIZED world the day before,
Ne all the petty misdeeds of the city
J him, and every other place within the
OF 800 miles, He must not only be
med of what the president and congress
Dome within tnenty-four hours, but all
II movements of the governments Of
0brld, while, if Hildreth's bombast, and
Ions rulings 10 the common council
mentioned in black and white, he
~ declare it was not up to the mark, or.
(&biopped, aud take some newspaper
|Nould give him the news. Thi. appetite
american people for knowledge Of
~ affairs ha grown with the feeding,
~ dem snds dsiy become moro imperi.
Md e1scting.
- day is gone by when the editorial
~ Gan make the popularity of news.
oP.qut the increased eIactions in regard
1Ws have not in the leasl lessened the
IAnds upon him. He must be a leader Of
nght in bis department; must have iho
lily, OF catching inspiration from tho
No mi d, and give voice to the public
1aht before they scarcely realize they are
1 @hinkiDg, He should be wise II counsel
oound in judgment-holding in che tho
au1ina,s and scoring up the laggari,. But
Woud fail us 10 repeat the requiTem nb
"a publ upon daily newspapers and the
(Vbo make them, There is no depart
ltsbf Journalism but what presents its
otl .ie7, aud ho who gather. up tho reins
Al and guides such an enterprise to
(olB must have patience, perseverance,,
:Nbdom in = good degree. Such q per-
'11ould have Longfellow's lesson deeply
led upon him, and DO fully imbued
HE idea of lsboring and waiting For
L<ahing rs = newspaper jumping into
ate prosperity and influence is so rsro
n slmost without precedent.
wspaper, like man, must grow. II
build up = character fov itself in the
nifty. This reputation, when once
Med, can only DO destroyed by tho
4 j mismsnsg.ment of those responsible
n This feature of newspaper enterprises
lculI one for the unintated TO COM
"a. Even experienced newspaper men
nes forget It, Not many years ago
a. the most successful newspaper men OF
~, then the proprietor of a su cessful
newspsper, took into hts head that he
Az star, another. He announced this
tuition with blast of trumpes and
Alpomp. and boldly stated thai the new
>er you'd al once spring into large circu.
on nj grcSt success, When IL came oul
81 bright, sprlghlly and able, 1t was tn,
MI Of tie street for two or three d-ys
- ed to exist nj the end Of six week,
vl1 It's publisher wiser and oorcr man
BID forgotten that II had only been after
lra Of labor and toll and the expenditure oI
goNonms Of money that he had made hi.
4 MIXTURE success