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The NEWSPAPER Press AND Talent.
The Americans are now the most aiding
nation on earth. There are more newspa
Per= and periodicals. annually issued from
The press in this country than in all ihc rest
III the world. Where there are more rea-
ders, there must ultimately hc more writers
than any where else. WHO Is 20 supply
the matter which is 10 be impressed cn ,he
hundred millions of sheets bat ycariy issue
from the press in the United Sia'esl A
mercans, let me tell you, those who thus
obtain access 20 the public mind are al this
moment exeiiing a greater influence upon
the character and destiny of our country
Than any other class. except that which min
isfnrs ai The altars of religion. VIII these
most important stations continue 10 he Ii lcd
by men from the ordinary pursuits &c lite.
wilhonI the academic education and classi-
cal culture, however great their natural
endowmenisl By no mrans. The sharp
competition Of these establishments will
gradually enlist 4 higher grade II talent
and acquisition ia their service. talent aud
acquisition mol which have failed in other
pursuits. but which could any where com
mand success.-BarHHa-