The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07
Two eINNr8.
A JOURNALISTIC TRIUMPH.
TIE GREAY oAMPAIGE sUPPLFdrseE.r
OF THE SUNDAY HORKIHG NEWS.

Whe Eest Notable CanapafGn Newspa-
per Ever IssNed In the ssAte-1stven
the Credit 81 Having Turnsa Many
Distrists-A WORD aboat Ourselves.
The siEs of the Hajoriiss BY which the
Democratic candidates in this comfy
achieved their election last TUESDAY is a
matter Of comment on all hands. Grssn
carries the county BY about 9, 900 E4joEity-
No candidate ever relied up 70 phenoms-
nal najority here bstors. O'Hsn wins
> re. 1000. Edwards, In spite of ths
trsachsry of some Of the disappsinted msa
in thelparty. has nearly I, 200. kcA hoo, tn
spite of Kerr aad his boomers, has n@.xly
as many. In county In whisA 4, 500 Is
fair sv~aas majority Al tinss wAaa the
party il not weakened By jsalsusiss aad
biskeriss q hsse figures show phsaomsAal
strength
The propristors Of the SvHDAr Nentre.
News lave been pleased at she assurance
given it by zaany Of the leaders Of shs psz.
W in au parts Of the county thxs vert
much Of the credit u due 70 the In GuAnss
exertad among voters by the splsadssl aArs-
paign supplements Of eight psges iznmsa
from this o4ce last Sunday morsiHg- Tbs
paper, prepared at tae suggestion Of ssms
members Of the State Committee, wan cir
culsted in every hole and ceynsr ct the
county, and served to put the issuas ia
volvea in the canvass plsiRly before the
people. And on the issues there presented
the whole election was made TO tara The
labor and time expended in the prspasntssn
Of the paper we're four times ~ musa as
are expended in the preparation of al ord
mary issue of the SUNDAY koRsIse NEwz;
but bscaxss it gave Us an opportunity 70
show this ssnnuaisy what We can GO N
the newspaper line, it was gladly undsr-
taken.
tice of the voters of the county the eonnec-
ton between the Democratic candidates
and the great popular cause of equ2 tax
otion. incidentally it served the Demo-
cratic candidates an opportunity to argue
their case with the people in the MOST
attractive form. There were their fassz,
there were their records; there was
clean presentation of their claims
upon the sufrages of the people.
We knew that the people needed only to
be informed TO be convinced; and we went
to work to inform them. Fifty thousand
copies of the print were struck off, on the
SUNDAY MORNING NEws's double cylinder
press. Forty-eight thousand, sent by nies-
seDgers into every part of the county, met
the demand, land we have about 1000 left
in the Office. Everywhere the supplene- I
was greeted with ordinations of surprise
and delight. It is admitted on all sides
that it assisted materially in the election Of
the whole county ticket; and the working
politicians of the several districts have
communicated to US, by wsrd of mouth &C
by letter, their conviction that ths paper
was the great factor in the Asaamb bly, cor
tests Gen. Ramsey, DIR. Leyssing and Coli
onel Fuller were undoubtedly defeated in
the first, fifth and sixth districts By the
statements of facts with which the News
furnished the voters in those several dM-
tricts. We would not of couxse detrsct, in
the smallest degree, frsm the crsdit -
which the energy of loyal party workers
every where entities then, but the SUNDAY
MORNING NEWS, bsyond all question,
created the sentiment that they utRiasa
and worked upon. The psints a. issue in
the canvass would not have bsen SO uni.
versally understood, or their Importance 50
universally appreciated by the voters, if the
SUNDAY MORNING News had not prof aeEA1
its great enterprise upon the community.
Wehave our ample reward in the eneomiums
it has won us, from public and privats
ranks; in the wide influence we know it 70
have exerted among the people; and IN the
recoguitl3R it has everywh sre earned fer sg
| for great newspaper enterprise and skzl-
| It has convinced the people that tHB
SUNDAY HoBsIso News is the gxeasass lsuAl
newspaper New jersey hes ever kRewR.
| The psper kAs bean pheAom enal SUCCESSES
from the time whoa, four years assA to
| SUNDAY TAFTTlza Asst saw the EzkB Of q
Christnss Day. Il wns ChN1tssss gift -
the community that, We IRE equity pfssss1
and Eatte<ed 70 kaev, nst . nssEsf wsl-
sone everywhere. II has gsswn in eirsu-
lstioR and iaPortanss bill now it is kaown
81 tha most readable paper published IN
the State. 1t is rot only widely road by
the people Of Hudson soaaY, bat the lss&-
| ing men of both parties, from Sussex 10
Cape Nay, are its regular patrons. L has
achieved its nArk 81 the only sonsistszi
champion of Democracy in Hudson county.
Ii is regarded nc q safs lsadsx of Pablfs
opinion. II staAds ARSly on an the graEA
principles of equal justice, equal taxation
| and equal rights. 1t il especially the wor1-
ingman's paper. More than all, it is coR-
coded to be the model newspaper Of the
Commonwealth 1t has achieved its STA
tioE by energy, enterprise, skill and IN
stinted expenditure of money. The cost
to the publishers of each issue OF the SUx-
DAY AsANINe News il 1--WE hundred dol
lars This fact is not parAdsd in any
boassfal spirit. 1t 10 mentioned sAly 70
shsw eur sincere determination 20 make a
paper that will I'LL the full measure Of or
readers expectations. And We can say,
without any Hesitation, that no other paper
in the State. With the single exsepseH Of
the Newark Ssssdag Gall, sxpsRds anywhere
near az much ueoa sangle issue.
PiAcssk's Clsse shav0.
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