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| The Gazette of the U.S. (Federalist) |
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The Porcupine's Gazzett (Federalist) - vowed to never be impartial
- hated Benjamin Bache.
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The Aurora - took over after Bache
- known for hard hitting writing style
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The National Intelligencer (Republican)
- recieved money for printing fromt he State Dept.
- close to Jefferson
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| LIST FOUR WAYS NEWSGATHERING CHANGED DURING THE PARTY PRESS PERIOD? |
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- MORE NATIONAL NEWS
- POSTAL SYSTEM GOT BETTER
- HIRED CORRESPONDENTS
- GOVERNMENT PRINTING
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| NAME 2 MAJOR FACTORS THAT LED TO THE DECLINE OF THE PARTY PRESS? |
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- WAR 1812
- FEDERALIST BECAME LESS POPULAR
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| New York Jouranal or General dvertiser |
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"one hand washes the other" newspapers relied on politicians to give them contracts to print documents for additional revenue stopped relying on them when ads became popular |
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- Translated bible into the Algonquin language
- 1st book printed in Ameerica
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| MOST SUCCESSSFUL NEWSPAPER AND WHY? |
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The Boston Newsletter - had an approved postmaster
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Pennsylvania Evening News - 1st daily Newspaper in America
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Pennsylvania Evening Post |
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The American Weekly Mercury - 1st newspaper in Pennsylvania
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The New York Journal - wife of John Peter Zenger
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The South Carolina Gazette
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- Nepolean Bonaparte abandoned Hisponla
- w/out the land he had no use for Louisana
- Facing renewed war with Great Britian, he could not spare troops to defend territory
- Sold Louisana for$15 million to the U.S.
- increased U.S. by 1/3
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"MANIFEST DESTINY" US MAGAZINE AND DEMOCRATIC REVIEW
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| America should fulfill its destiny and expand to Calif. and Oregon territory |
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Cherokee Phoenix - wanted to christianize through his paper
- hoped to improve the image and living conditions of native americans
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- created symbols for the cherokee language
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ST. LOUIS INQUIRER PROMOTED WESTWARD EXPANSION BY LOWERING PRICES OF LAND IN NEW AREAS |
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- paid little attn to crim
- realized the need for legal system to attract more families
- relied on saloons to take out ads
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- Wanted newspapers to attract families
- believe their publication helped stablize small towns and was a link to larger cities
- made person attacks against each other
- some supported temperance, abolitionism, and women's suffrage
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| supported abolitionism and justice against indians |
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| made a series of exaggerated reports |
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- promised up to 160 acres of land in the West to any american citizen provided that they cultivated it for 5 years
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ARTEMUS WARD (CHARLES FARRAR BROWNE) |
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| was known for his comic ability and humorist colums in the Cleveland Plain Dealer |
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THE SHAWNEE SUN ENGLISH/SHAWNEE |
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| machine helped provide type faster |
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| preset stories, illustrations, or pages |
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provided "ready print" pages to local printers news on one side/blank on the other allowed for small paper chains in several towns |
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RESPONSIBLE FOR MOVABLY TYPE & THE 1ST BIBLE |
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