History of the New York Times
1851-1921

By Elmer Davis

Originally published 1921

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be inclined to believe that some ulterior object may at times influence the policy of The New York Times, so that they may understand that, being free from pecuniary necessity or personal greed, no sane man would voluntarily forfeit the confidence and goodwill of intelligent people by degrading himself through loss of his self-respect or the surrender of his independence. Persons may disagree with The New York Times - with its treatment of news and its views thereon - but there is no ground on which they can attribute to it base or improper motives for such differences of opinion. The New York Times is an open book and may be taken at its face value; it is no worse than it may seem to appear; its faults are those of human fallibility and we cherish the knowledge that at least in purpose it is better than we have been able to make it appear.

On this occasion of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the present management I wish first to make our grateful acknowledgments to the several hundred thousand readers of The New York Times who have expressed by their patronage their endorsement of the kind of newspaper we are endeavoring to produce. We are fully sensible of the fact that our editorial position on public questions has not always had the unanimous approval of our readers; many honestly differ from us; but whether we are right or wrong our views are not directly or indirectly presented with any thought that they may please or displease a reader. We do not now nor have we ever sought readers because of our favorable or unfavor able attitude toward men or measures. So we flatter ourselves that the third of a million persons who

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