Some body must pay 1t, who


should it be. 4
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The proprietors Of the different papers
in New Haven have published card,
wherein they state that they are resolved
to charge for the insertion of all notices,
whether for religious, literary, or politi-
cal meetings, OF associations. which might
hereafter be sent to their respective Of
fees. They were foolish fellows to have
done otherwise. There Is no reason in
the world why the publisher Of daily
paper should be expected to pay thou
sand dollars per annum to his compost
tors for setting the type for religious, moral
or political advertisements, without being
paid therefor. A Contemporary has the
following sensible remarks upon this sub.
ject: .


"Every type that is used in newspa.
per must be paid for, either by the pub
Usher or advertiser, and 10 expect notice.
to be published gratis, is to ask the pub
Usher to put his hapd in his pocket TWEEN
ty times per day, whether h feels able O


willing to favor the object df the adver
tisement or not. Publishers shodld charg,
for services rendered and then give ac
cording to their disposition and means.


9 Philadelphia Ledger.