Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-02

zErrs Il would have been Impossible for
th1s paper 10 Increase is circulation 70
per cent. In four months. The nswspa-
per consumption Il Of daily growth In
North Texas; AZ least. THE GAzETrE
Gnda IL 90. No demand is being efos-
tered, = but o dernand Is being supplied
By TaE GAzKrTE- The existence Of this
demand Is attestei By tie enormous sales
q foreign daily papers in this section Of
Texas. The Examirer Simply errs IN re-
gari 70 this demand. as It did IN assan-
I ing premises from which TO aeduce con-
illusions "a regard 70 THE GAznrrEs
business
/ In closing It's comments On The efforts
Of the Dallas and Fort Worth morning
I pagers, the Examiner sayss
Beta % thess able ard enterprisin- papers
are doing themselves, their stockholders and
she cthar papers q the stats injustice, ard te-
siaes shsy are fostering demand that sSsy are
conscious theg cannot supply. isgisuately.
The i've dany nevs, foreign and d5nesiir. ssgte
aews a tEu local report, together efsh editorial
va NNAAE-Aa feaAAs1 AAAA . AtAAH
eeGaeG local and general policy Is al shas
sheald ba eemazdad o. she viIlaz, newspaper.
At ail eveuts thar Il al n can give Cor long,
without drawing on money bad outside Of IT.
legitimate oper4aIoua.
And later, IL reply to the GatesyiIle
sun, the Examiner says:
Oar i1tc est n the tAfng e this: The stan
tATs established By the Views and GAzElTE Il
10 eractsd oue Tor tie patronage L Il an
uuhealtay one, and seaehcs = rate Of expendl
sage whira canH1. be maintained Left aione,
ard without Opposition, neither q these papers
would puJl,sh On any sEch scale. IN their bad
us tof supremacy. they create q tasta In four.
ualisni which cannCs Be Supplied 5g legitimate
papers dependent u1ol daily receipts. They
ara setting the fashiaa gsr Gner eslshas thaa
either theg or lesser papers can maintain. n
Es 30 % % their standard we arc ruined. ard
we are ruined Il re don't TIE Exznilnsr newer
dlt have the ka1ck o. doing business On other
than its regular receipts.
THE GAZETTE desires 60 set no example,
and has no wish % interfere WITH the cir
culaslon Of any p per at home. The en-
croaehments Of THE GAZETTE are nos
GPou the home circulation OF any paper,
bus upon thatoi foreign journals in Texas.
TIE GAZETTE appreciates toe fully the
Inadequate telegraph fletlItles Of Texas
and the schedules from Little Rock and
Shreveport to hope to zbsorb the patron-
age now given 20 outside papers; but It
Is not TOO much 20 say that THE GAZETTE,
to some extent, Is supplying
the existing demand for more
news than the local morning papers give
and which heretofore has been exclusively
supplied BY outside papers. The Exam
lner's home circulation viii not be Affected
~ THE GAZETTE, and this fact, coupled
with the further fact that THE GzErrE
does circulate in Waco, ought to en-
vince the Examiner tha. there is A
demand for THE GAzErTE-a de-
mand. even which THE GAzETrE does not
hope to supply until additional facilities I
are given Texas, aud the making Of /
great newspaper IS less Instructed than
at the present time. The Little Rock
with an interior arst edition.
gotten ont 81 mic ight, and the Shreve-
pert papers. with uothing 70 commend
them but early conveyance OF y 4rset
reports, have e-,roached on fezas
territory, and the les Of s.. LOUIS papers
are very large in this s.ate. While THE
GAZETTE cas- no foolish hope Of compet-
ne with the great papers at present, ri
does know that every improvement has
been met BY responsive circulation which
must be ct the expense Of outside Jour
nals, since those a. home are not hurt.
The Examiner ought % see where the de-
mand is, aud rejoice at the rapid growth
Of Texas provision for Texas demand.