The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-14


 ccrasac nesghocr go, his newspaper yes serdAy and icored me eomple;eh ih,. morning. but whea the HTrilr TSsSsss comes Sa,crday. and l have read old Greedy. sll! wipe hun out Both oi these men were clear in the,r faith. and went to then papers fcJ materials of at tack and defence. II ,helt pap<r, had come preaching ssfAage doctrneS. ,hcs would have beer be~IldeFed but rot on veFted. and abandoning the old. have fc1na ne~ arm 1s4cs alsed Mtth tamt!saf weapons.
 Ia speaking spae theme which in. sps;es so nGeh enthssaAsI1a and where the Ni.acSs statement seems tame bessde Inc tfsss- II has beCo ne common ta clam ,aAs ,he press hts su set eNied Inc pulpit. Aan.ht.Aicd the orAiAl. telcga,ed Ia the reA4in VI uAdI,ian the D. ;uFe oi the 4sieasns senate which has fred tn hssa sCoIson the No4th ot pre-, ct "a : se lef&;saas. ana >c elevated ana eNiu. Sa;ee the masses, that great men and sfeA; leaders the Nebsters. Gays and eashoans oi he past w.ii neNei more ap- peai ba; no;hgnk can take the place oi the spoken ~otd. the magnetism and ~Ata s-s-t4FtS>s N3ta a0tHAkioHA 0l poseI aEI personality. by Whieh the speASer sa avs hls acaience. and leaves impressions which follow to the grave. II hss message Is oi moment; the ne~s- paaess repea, !; and drop |, into mlllsaas oi msRd,. ani Inc hsh, q; his ;r.elA,,on rAdaa:es through me gepabl.C in the red h; days oi arsi-slavep s,titc. an ed.le- rsa. of pamph.e, tFosn ;he pen ct Wen. de.t snti4lps Sas, annoyfnoaSly Into the discussion served tn the fanAs, ba; il. Nendes. Paiihps made spec h. the spsrs; "al1h per, Aded the hall ioliowlng :he tee .stsph .Ra teptaa4 ct IT ,hc pfess ttst,s : h the aae.e taan;fs to hls tcet anu tae clss1 ai antrndias oplnlons shook the @aton. IhrIc we're othet Aad a8te contemporary pee bes and ~H,ines has ,h > ts tae ;ftat4 aa ai the ofAtag ENs eqs ns4., sfeAs men haze di,9ppeAied i5am NUefze sa pahl 4te and the afstfl dt4e. et afa4a4N ,esfs.4;tte debate. pfa- al e> an .nsts 4tE. saa. X tat Ire ticsh ,ak oi ihe newspaper atz, ies at e hiz h { E, ata $ pafAphFAse Ho~ many oon. sfes>tend otsssfs ale thete theaaneana C taeni fl %nose asiilrs iai a spec Al oepeI lastt4,e &o4.4 h5s the h4a and waose at.etsa. = would command ihe iall attention ai ;he piesst ne position oi fepgescntAt ecs sae G no soclal dtstin :soa. ~atte the ssgn- rrqasfed to properly |. the tlae.lans oi lesss.attag tot hsN lalA.9ns ai penpie flins the opportunity ter pHoiessseaA nf business succesS he Neos;efs ana 0!aNs aa3 Gaihouns are eiitns ne~spapefs. praetietsing iAw. or 1n;fA4.ans the ete4. bus.aess entetpnses a the ;smes The Auscs undelytns ,hIs are ;9p ;asiCa. - be iavestgaied here. oat taes Ase gfrs, presen, and future aAngef 10 the eiguit' ei the pabhc ser Nses, ana tHe eqs1H growth oi the gat- eFHment and .s~s with he mar, eieus development oi the coussD
 Bat the press aa> not aaic the cN.s- ten ei saeh laen impossible Tor To. Saefc ls I sifoasc nan n t.reat liti,stn. and Gladstone .aa eha haehi com maud the slfen 'ea ot 'Ae wef.a uos aere norc brfu.aa, tasf in tucr and Gam betiA fnd' ed "a tH efasf power tae senate aEd tic ref 4se sn4 Inc soang fcpa p. aetne dsau >. hs- ae4ih l>e an4, s uaEh'A strlsRte sn hHs grave
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 N',hln usc pa; yr4f the Hiomsnga, asAna, lest ombinai,on mlghi be strong enough D ai9uopolE4e the pfess il.as.tated Ihe pop4.Af apprcf .aoa of fae saesiiasA9.e Ai4e oi ihls essential ..oefsy 4aG demonstrated ,hA, inc ne~s- papcf An no more be cornerea ut con.
 
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 The cr1uf al rea.sve and educational etfpr.s of the press have reacted epon H. sell bzt ihe |! hesi and mos; desegved comp meni wh.s s 4aa be pad the ness- paper tast r has steadily kept ta the lan oi development and progress. .E the s;ernes, app!seat.on Of inc doesrIne of .he ssrFgyal of he .l,tes, [; has nothing