Grand Transformation Scenes in the United States; Or, Glimpses of Home After Thirteen Years Abroad
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This may be deemed 'Hionourable competition" by the Times concern, but it is decidedly e^?e-English.
Whether the Tribune prints less or more copies since the loss of Greeley, its immortal founder, it has certainly greatly improved in character by its noble emancipation from the Procrustean bonds and bandages of partisanship. Like the Herald — the greatest /z^r^j^-paper in the world — the course of the Tribune is now as free and refreshing as the river that " windeth at its own sweet will." And ...no paper that is not free is worth buying or reading. Party newspapers are filled with personal puffs and political tirades, unjust to their objects and insulting to the intelligence of the reader.
AMERICAN PRESS SCANDALS. I 75 Praise and abuse of public men, by a partisan press, is simply a question of politics. And tlie sectarian criticisms of the so-called '^ Religious Press," are equally indiscriminate and unjust.
" Orthodoxy is my doxy, and your doxy is heterodoxy," sums up the whole philosophy of sectarian intolerance, which forces upon us the sad conclusion that Christianity, instead of uniting the great Family of Man, divides it into hundreds of hostile camps and fierce antagonisms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This may be deemed 'Hionourable competition" by the Times concern, but it is decidedly e^?e-English.
Whether the Tribune prints less or more copies since the loss of Greeley, its immortal founder, it has certainly greatly improved in character by its noble emancipation from the Procrustean bonds and bandages of partisanship. Like the Herald — the greatest /z^r^j^-paper in the world — the course of the Tribune is now as free and refreshing as the river that " windeth at its own sweet will." And ...no paper that is not free is worth buying or reading. Party newspapers are filled with personal puffs and political tirades, unjust to their objects and insulting to the intelligence of the reader.
AMERICAN PRESS SCANDALS. I 75 Praise and abuse of public men, by a partisan press, is simply a question of politics. And tlie sectarian criticisms of the so-called '^ Religious Press," are equally indiscriminate and unjust.
" Orthodoxy is my doxy, and your doxy is heterodoxy," sums up the whole philosophy of sectarian intolerance, which forces upon us the sad conclusion that Christianity, instead of uniting the great Family of Man, divides it into hundreds of hostile camps and fierce antagonisms.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fuller, Hiram, 1815?-1880 to read onlineMoreLess
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