Evening Post:
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共 50 段- A founders’ list was secretly circulated among trusty Federa
- When Cheetham and other Clintonians charged Hamilton with ha
- We entertain respect for Great Britain; it is the land that
- For armaments at sea the _Evening Post_ was always eloquent,
- For the paper’s first fifteen years it might have been quest
- We have already named the daily newspapers which existed whe
- A detailed account from the London prints of Napoleon’s marr
- Much verse was also clipped from English periodicals and new
- More space was consistently given by the _Evening Post_ to r
- Another evidence of the high esteem in which the newspaper h
- When Bryant wrote his wife in 1826 that the _Evening Post’s_
- Let them be fired upon, if they dare collect together again
- Above all, Bennett gave New York city the news, with a
- Mr. Tallmadge has done well in vindicating the right of indi
- Her majesty and her husband appear to go on as comfortably a
- The city the afternoon this article appeared was streaming o
- Similar complaints rose constantly from the _Evening Post_ r
- The newspaper most conspicuously in a position to pronounce
- It was with good reason that Bryant requested him to become
- But before Bigelow severed his connection with the _Evening
- We have at least laid the basis of a formidable and well-org
- I found Mr. Lincoln living in a handsome, but not pretentiou
- A surprising number of New Yorkers, indeed, sympathized with
- These complaints, the complaints of a large party all over t
- Rhodes states that “by the middle of June (1863) the movemen
- Years later the _Evening Post_ related that while Grant lay
- But the _Evening Post_ repeatedly protested against the undu
- On Feb. 27, three days after the impeachment, the _Evening P
- How scrupulous Bryant was in his fifty years’ editorship two
- Such incidents were an evidence of Bryant’s increasing age.
- Even before the rise of the apartment house came the first s
- It was in February of the year 1870 that Samuel J. Tilden ca
- Not even Buchanan’s interference in Kansas was more gross an
- Allowance must be made for Bigelow’s chagrin. The probabilit
- In accordance with it, we find the great majority of volumes
- II. Supposing him not guilty, the efforts he made and was Wi
- Horace White, who was connected in New York with Mr. Villard
- By far the most interesting of Schurz’s editorials, however,
- “Well, but,” we shall be asked, “does not the charge against
- As every one knows, Lord Salisbury finally accepted arbitrat
- Within three years, said the _Post_ in 1894, Divver was repu
- To them it promised victory if only they refused to “straddl
- The _Journal_ and _World_ were the two New York newspapers t
- Brusque and cold though he often seemed to those who did not
- The humor was always spontaneous, and could be either genial
- As to the character and extent of Godkin’s influence there i
- One of the most striking traits of _Evening Post_ criticism
- The editorship of Horace White was a three years’ interlude
- But it is the old _Evening Post_ still; a newspaper which, w
- Lea, Henry C., 554, 559