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PEYToNA AND FAsHioN-AN INDEPENDENT SpoRT-
ING JouRsAL-We give in another column COM
munlcaon which was sent to the Spi,itof the Times
OF this city, but which was refused publication in
that paper Weglve 1t place in the Herald because
we think that there ought TO be the strctes lmpart-
aliy IN all affairs connected with the turf.


IL was thought when the Times was first issued
that the sporting world would have a paper devoted
to Its interests, and one on which all could impIicit
ly rely for accurate and unbiased reports of races
All this high expectation and hope, however has now
ceased to exist we are told in the minds Of many O,
those interested in the sports Of the course 1t
is supposed that northern clique of sportsmen have
control of the columns of the Times, and hence the
refusal to publish the communication which we give
in to-day's paper.


There is evidently room for an impartial sporting
journal in this city One established and maintained
on the correct principles OF truth and justice in all
matters connected with the turf, whether at the south
or the north, would receive the liberal share of sup
port IN the sporting relies