The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-01-12
Tie News and Ceurier--i 1882.

HI fHE NEWS AND COURIER, in the New Year,
will have no other object than to help the
people Of South Carolina to manage their
own affairs in thei: own way. To this end
! it will encourage the expression OF inteiii-
gent opinion on subjects of general inter.
est. and strive to be the means of laying DC.
fore the whole state the views OF those who
have something sensible to say. and Know
how to say it. THE NEWS AND COURIER will
| not BE- passive spectator OF events. 1t
will utter its opinions frankly and freely,
but. holding, that what Is wise and true has
nothing 10 fear from analysis and discus
sion. it will never seek to strengthen its
own position by suppressing the opinions
Of those who honestly differ from IL.
THE NEWS AND COURIER, with one excep-
ton. Is the only newspaper in the South
Atlantic States which receives the whole OF
the Southern dispatches Of the New York
Associated Press. and this service will be
supplemented by special dispatches from
every part Of the State and the United
states.
Recognizing the importance of giving the
people the earliest and most accurate in
tlligence in State and National afrsirs, THE
NEWS AND COURIER will assign one OF the
NEST trusted and most capable members G.
its Staff 10 permanent duty at Columbia,
and has stationed ct Washington the gen
tirlnan who earned golden opinions while
on duty At the State Capital. This will be
year OF terment and possibly of change In
South Carolina. and what the people re.
qurc IS 10 have all the news, without fear
or favor, and no matter whom it helps or
hurts. The Resident Correspondent of THE
NEWS AND COURIER at Washington, hay-
ing no other newspaper to serve and being
nobody's henchman, win be In position to
report impartially the progress Of events
tand the acts Of public men. - Hr.
The great effort Of THE NEwsASD COURIER
viii be TO get the most news, and to get 1t
first and in the best shape. The purpose Is
70 make il. a. newspaper that no business
man, no planter or farmer, no person in
terestet IN pqhic affairs can afford to do
without.
THE SUNDAY NEWS will retaip,its social
and literary character, in connection with
all the news of the day, and the aiscussion
OF home subjects Of local import and apph-
eation alton viii be continued; Hereafter none
will be published in THE NEWS AND Coz
RIHR.
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AND COURIER will be issued rs beforesgiv.
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The WEEKLY NEWS will be-. greatly i'm
proved. The Chess column and the AgTt-
cultural department will be continued,
will be permanent feature Seginiing gKith
the New Year; and in a few weeks we ehaH
Degln the publication Of Ten Terrible
Iales" by an English author OF established
reputation. Arrangements have been made
!iSewise for q Serial Story by South, Caro-
lima author whose works have attained
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reached commanding position With the
FeanlnS public. 8
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