Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-10
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=, - 80 III this Journal IN the heiu "
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Journalism ~, ~. n,o,o,ype or counter
ol' A'eon'''u ~ b's been identical with
part 10 O4 .',aAe,n SECULAR newspaper;
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ba' 10 au ,''''.', ana unpopular system Of
ponen' Of 1'S 49,. a. and it has also
religion anu s,' oe,,orm the role u a
teen o0useI 49,.
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zen yer effective, and 1t has, uu''"s
u.,h the greater part Of It's career uee"
,h.obiee, ofintense animosiiy' wh'cn mas
n,de Itself felt here in the Territory anu
IA m,ny parts Of the nation In iae' u'e
pssEurr News has, almost rom us W.
c.o,ion. been obliged to contend aga'ns.
n. u,,erances and influence Of many OIL
N. strongest papers in the diiierents'a'es
dine Union.
In his long struggle Il has been lair
M, bold and ouispoken; and i has seized
4 a, npid succession as they were put
forward The hyori,e arguments and allie
cation, Of is adyenaries, exposing their
hllacy and making plain the truth. NO
candid man Gu read the old files OF the
DrsEREr Nrws and fail TO admire inc
hi,h and pluck exhibited in It's editorial
columns.
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he ourehased and had Skinned IN Ninte,
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led quantity Of type, ink, etc, the whole
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la'oneal memory; has always takel
20 PRIDE IN noting the progress OF tn
Anlng and publishing industry In thi
'spo1 aud Is The best living authorit
w Us history. We here acknowledg
aosb'edness TO him for valuable aid Il
esPlepaTaton Of this article,
~ lhe early part OF the year 1850, thi
rluhg plant was set up in the SINAI
s saole structure, immediately east Of III
Present DRsRREr NEws building, whicI
sun standing IN tolerable state q
reservation. The paper was printed I
asA1 building Tor about one year, whe
as plant was removed to the secon
ssDy OF me present News building, wher
,nos.upled a portion OF the large apart
gT,en' now devoted To the News binder,
.He pant remained here until the sprin