The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1889-06-22

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,ress, II Is our purpose ana en9e et "a
. saaS o ~ An argument against that class
MSo cnrose its adophons as 70 snGM
snme 81 the benefits arising RON +h hs
use among the rIral Jon on - the State
land, and more particuisAl1s :" w.
o. F ,Houa an investigation Of this subject
a IL entertained that 'READY fRlNIs,
q e. they ere %or e,,G 0s.tsidss. have
IN MI, IN ,,se only q little over ten year
Thair first appearance gave rise 70 neIcel
|onDosition and relentless aIIachs, a M
only by heconte n7RobeTs 81 & their SUB
n Dus a,s II was urged that this plan
Dc .Sas a Gieath-blow to local Interests,
stab at the honorable calnng.. o. JoaIntH e
n MS4 ~ editors, Of a deplorable lack OF
|n+nli H and mental ability, thus
inWering the profession in the opinion OF
communities. Such Is usually ~ M Ies S
M 1MUos same opposition met the invention
Of sewing machines. threshing mach INES
cultivators movers MOVE co I1rRi genius to
aecleddee ,,,odnction, Yet it has never
been conclusively demonstrated, tnat
these Innovations n na I'VE several vi classes
whom they affected. On the contrary,
| thov have rather become powerful aux
iliaries TO aid these various !apoIe a ~ "
carry on tne,g bet%een the great dues
lions Of political economy-setPpty an"
demands. haoom;n, moro
ipopuiar, and already over 5000 are IN N
nsa in the United States and the demand
FOR them is annually increasing. Why
fsrst-Becauss they hey a are 2 mntter OF
. Second-Because they are an actual
!, aid r. iourneymen printers.
irB ssars tftsynd f 20 soliciting,
, ESsrth~Because they furnish more gre
" amplitude Of opportunity ana scope w lGI
the treatment Of local sun9egG;ts, as a MHs,
= as greater variety 4y;n o. if bV a5y othel
than can ne opuaAneu W
ms'nA AS a matter OF economy to publish LIS h
ers it is only necessary aga Xyr ro I at
i'd Slls & saves time to editors in fur
, Rishing miscellaneous matter, W VIII n'11
he would be comgeHeo otneI han9e ~ h
economises in the quantity OF ma1 be
selected: one-half in press work, DC
sides the wear Of type, presses r. sSsai etc'' an
the quantity Of materials IS u; IN anv mar
ner detrimental to printers is ialiaG
ca; ass;iV exploded on The grounds alrea!G
ds urged, l. e., that everything winch iI h,'a
tates any particnth1a a raao sui of d
nesH, which necessarily increases
the exact ratio Of the advance OF pop
iation and civilization and me ag ~ y
tural and E TGmmGi Is constant ntt augme
coHinnlyi n napers. the natural result
W. the growth Of education anu 'ne "o''
for knowledge. 80, ,,r;,+ers az
rule are s difficult to obtain, and hen ,,
a GRE PR1Nrs". fill up the y vy;ebc
which would otherwise exist WHO WHO
them. Many an editor c wno ~ p BY %. oy
case. bears testimony. to their benen J
This natuI ,;nSy-t h5lasS th sy give
t the editor iH a greater surplus Of time e
a ate to other work, particularly IN t
the r,ral districts, where he combines
torial labor with typo, bo oolS;Re Pin,s
printer s and Pees Shifting machine, wi
ared al lug rgsIaxation. FRUSTRATED in mind g
6od ve incapacitated for writing editor
with the required polish or P 1Ropea3{
shaft f h;s 1m NJ and distracting du
from accomplishing his WORK ghG l.n
i: in any one department., ana hencg
ntre. ~ y,nder a constant tension and
,uGht Woi hS uuuox HrI,ich TOO often pr
ruin Gus, both physically and pecunf LlaI
a. Because READY PRINTS iuIn
'eless more time and space for the mana 1n
,ment and treatment Of local subjects
I'M This is the great desideratum u
attained at the present time.
The LOCAL Press is the power
moves the people. It forms ana
trols nublic sentiment. It is a verl
ton Of the axiom that the pc
pour mirhtier than the sword" Ills Inc
smile: con light which points out the sn
.oss. ahG .Gc eiddem dangers. It is the &
sss electric light which illumlnes me
ca area Of our advanced ciylllzatlGn,
store: rivals in its brilliancy all the br1Gn NJ,
Of enlightenment which have 1iium
pour. the world, and to-day is the i;,;pp pow
champion Of constitutional liberty
and the rights Of man on the globe.
'nan LOUISIANA particularly now nee ieS
zs. Right royalty, too, are they batt III
I'm her cause. They are turning the
1 mon u.l force OF their giant and hercu!ean,
.A' ers towards the Development OF
Press. home interests. Ihey are S.r
heroically for the agricultural auv'
IN ment Of her broad and promo