The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28
TIE "WoREp.s~ INFANT.
Opiuions or the Upright ana independent
Press,

Opsusons or the UpriEhs ana Independent
Press.
From ne Jersey oty Ns~'. Aug. 90.
THE Sun this morning administers the coup
de grace to the World in the matter OF the
forged cable dispatches from Europe. 1t
prints fac-similes OF the dispatches sent by
the World to London giving the text Of tho
alleged Bismarck interview. and ordering It's
repetition from London to this side. These
dispatches show that THE Suns attack Gre
ated n panic In the World nice. The repeated
injunctions to "Dalziel. London" not to alter
n word. to send so many words to . sheet. not
to mako tho blunder Of using the matter else
whore. show that the fakirs in the brazon
dome were utterly ratified. Their Sin had
found them out. and In tho presence OF immi-
nent exposure they showed all that cowardice
which is the certain accompaniment OF false
hood. The proof OF THE Suns charges. which
was challenged by the Worlds childish eva
sions yestarday. Is now complete. The World
stands q monument OF lnfamy. a disgrace to
the profession Of journalism.
In another matter. too. nearer home. the
World undergoes q horrible exposure OF fraud
ulent news making this morning. The afro
clous fakc published yesterday regarding LIZ
zie Borden's alleged quarrel with her sister
shows that 1t is not with reputation alone that
the World is prepared to juggle. Even human
life is fair game for it's faklrs. This monster
Of newspaper immortality was prepared to
hastcn this unhappy woman toward IN ieno-
minlous end. in defiance OF truth and Justice.
provided q sensation could be made. just in
tho same way in which 1t tried to tie q halter
around the neck OF a man on account OF the
Amboy murder. who hns since been almost
certainly proven innocent.
Another instance OF the Worlds reckless
villainy is to be found in It's so-called Western
Campaign Fund. Happily. the people have
seen through this wicked fraud. and its fall
ure Is it's W punishment. The attempt TO
establish this fund. had It succeeded. would
have created a fearful hostility to the Demo-
cratic party. Tho Republican papers at once
dubbed 1t the Corruption Fund" OF course
they did. Anybody but o fool would have FORE
seen that they would. and nobody but o knave
would have willingly brought such a scandal
upon tho party. It may DO said the money is
to be used for legitimate purposes. Doubt
less. II turned over to the mann gers OF the
Democratic party. It would be 80 used. But
the excuse for the Republican organs to howl
Is there. all the same. The poison to work
in the minds OF nconsiderate people is dis
seminated. The establishment OF this fund,
for its own putting purposes. is an act Of party
treason for which no Democrat should ever
forgive the World
Tho failure 81 the scheme 10 ludicrous. Out
OF S1S.S55.96 collected. Pulitzer gave SO. 900
and four politicians gave $4,000. Total popu-
lar subscription. $4.S55.9 SO. Parturiunt monies
nascit,T ridiculus mus.
From tie A,hunv Evening Journal
In unmaskine this impostor The Sun has
done a valuable service to American jour-
nalism.
From he Long Island CIV Democrat.
The SUN has rendered tho cause Of journal