Vol. 1 No.6 - Pg.3 - Col.1 - A SENSIBLE REMARK

A SENSIBLE REMARK.—"The most contemptible position," says the Indiana Journal, "in which an editor can place himself, is becoming the blow-pipe of the would-be-great men of the country; and it has so frequently been done that such men begin to look upon newspapers as being published for no other purpose than to show their greatness."