Title
"Independent" and "Neutral"
Subject
Newspapers
Description
The Statesman editor declares his right and intention to be "independent upon all subjects and neutral upon none," and resists the efforts of some readers to slot him in a partisan [sic] slot.
Certainly more often than note, the editorial position of the Statesman is opposed to many wartime acts of the Lincoln administration in a position easily considered that of the Democratic Party.
Certainly more often than note, the editorial position of the Statesman is opposed to many wartime acts of the Lincoln administration in a position easily considered that of the Democratic Party.
Abstract
The Washington Statesman editor publishes a strong editorial, maintaining the political independence of his newspaper.
Source
Washington Statesman
Publisher
Walla Walla W.T.: R.R. and S.G. Rees
Date Issued
1864-05-06
Medium
Web
Type
article
Bibliographic Citation
Vol. III, No. 21, p. 2, col. A
Spatial Coverage
Walla Walla; Walla Walla
Provenance
Washington Secretary of State: Historic Newspapers
URL
http://sos.wa.gov/history/newspapers.aspx
Start Page
2
End Page
2