The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-07-14

s"t~%> f~*tf<As- ~sfEs11 Vt&E &8f Afk0NK tttt : old fsles. and then an hour with our greAl metropolitan journals. and K ~in dc rncrc than all else to cure sentimental re srets foE the good old times. and pro- mote desoG: shanksSi,angs tor sAe intel lectaai lite and hgh; of the nineteenth century. And one thing which par,iea. i@fly marks the ptesen; newspaper on its human s,de is sts hamof This hes, ai iacgl;ses. gwen hN God ,r cheer our. aeN bcSeI audcs the mesi favorable Cend. nnns with many taalS and dsseearaSe. aient>. long held ,n contempt. has a, l,S, assumed Hs prapef 1gsace The fanay editor has eeASrSiSsss fse a clown and has eeCefnc power Its column IS the one nrs' yead and mos, en,oyed es dreaded nsnppnttei he ,aSes q local papes a. lAaabets ef Galveston. or Tole<io. ct Bur stnstsn. er NJl~sakec. eg ictro,t and gnrs r j. national eitcu,atien He hlis ~sta ealRalnsS he so>t obscure weekly and upon ;hc eNisteuai page oi the sarges, dai., enioIees the lesson ;hs, the man or Saa>e 'aasi ae ,Tee., entrcnched n hon e>,s And S.;ssr who ean withstand the poser ot t3Gs uie
 As people Ne are more iatenSc motr Absorbed n osssaes> lae under greater s;rasn. and have fewer holida,s and re. creations than any other nation An Ameslcan crowd eu; tor enioymea, ls A nielsne holy spectacle, be Aase it anno, shake of IS cares. though none so qalekly sppFeS, ate and keeni> emo, he- no l. ss tof the newspaper ta cease ,o Feeake and io sgte |, some encourage. meni ln public lie. l, ts hs; ,he cnfofe C. men. oi ~eil-sorn Argamen; 10 furnish ;he isAuGl examples of Tom ootwin ani hls might have been. II he had never laughed ar he~ many seArs ago pso, ter knoi might have reached the soscfneg sasp et Ncugus ks. II he had ua, spoken upan as.pth | onl1 needs ,a >i, n Inc sa8e3N Aat listen sa the common piaae p.As4tuics Il some senator a; uirtuisrs e,ttcd eith mother VI bu, ait,.d ot h,s aisultN c understand the eapaeit, o3 taAa sa 1S aue ! useie,s aHd te,.teis hatc ], oa,s nceis ,a otiei ta lapgc st4te ;ae ioff ai .hc isa escft se ai s# fttuft. c5st5N}aeHls and tis fcS-ils ta tc..A iac sioD oi Abraham ilnea.n
 lae q. e>t important cficst ot tt, liberty ana slo~th aasen ihe pfes. ttseli has been to cieNat journalism from a tt4de io one ei the iocsai ptote1sien*. ffa8nInE a4 se.. as aptitude l> nc essaFy tof saete eS> e~ men comparatively. thnk they ase ht,lng to hc Ia~lets. doctors of eIei sy- men. but there is no one n the a.rd states. oi reasonable axe, ho doabts has aoi.a, te occupy the editorial eha,f The great mass of young mea entering the world :rem the colleges every ,eai have Il iu then mlads tc do newspaper ~o1k tt Vsa.s k A.s.m
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 ihe tis Asaetit sH editor ST, hls e~n tspe' s0fSrd on hinse.t 'span hss pfeas hts eattoe and dIs,rtbutsd hia paper ira prfsaH. pne handfed and t~enty three Years have passed and no@ the gfeai ma. 6hiucs wh,ch sfe he mArsels ei modern 'nVeniion thro~ out ioar milton eopiea ef daiiles ana t&ea,t elgh mllhons ol wees1eS. Ninety eight years ago the hfst dAsly Ee~spapeI vas started in Se~ oFA and uos there aTe one hundred and tiseeu ln tlis state and one thousand ia the couutty l. wss three weeks after the Declaration of independenee sas pto- e.amrd n sis,GelpnsA before t.reAthed homAs Ieficrs9as newspaper al Ntls lAnssbargh ap@ I'.rk \ xifdls a5sts., the sotld IT. forts minaics. If anatotfBed from aify Fsan'asy ,o sobef fat pt1nts in the morning i9utnal the story of the day As II has happened Iu ,cry ltnd ani el.ne under ths san. opgfge'5s.s , eanIay ser. mon in London appeArs ln A h. az beNsp4prT on Monday and, for the 6tsa fiiae 'n hsstoy, ~a,hin the present seek 1hlneNe esfiA4saAdor ia Europe has re. vealed i0 fsg@ssef the seefeta ot CeirA. ilal dsploHisty to be e4oled and printed she sarne dap ln New York loafnal
 Inc great factor of us sosiefn civilization .s assoeiAiif,n. II has brrdged rivers and sezs, n has conEraet ted the railroad and telegraph. Il has made possshlr pol4,ieAl reYo.s'ioas. state and TnanieIp4l reforms. sAerea, setrnsshc and soetAl pfogre4s |, solsea the problem hos shali ihe ga- i,msisd poser ~i.d asrss,s.e.et liberty of the psess oe raststalnes; s.;h aAlety to the rrssessfS Thas ~Lw .h -