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26. Nov. 2010 · Henry J. Raymond was the founder and first editor of The New York Times. He launched his newspaper in 1851, publishing editorials expressing strong sentiments “emphasizing reason over passion and impartiality over partisanship.”. He was politically active, becoming the Speaker of the New York State Assembly and Lieutenant Governor.
4. Sept. 2013 · by Henry J. Raymond. August 22, 1864. Malik Ali. Kilgore, TX. Study Questions. No study questions. My Dear Sir: I feel compelled to drop you a line concerning the political condition of the country as it strikes me. I am in active correspondence with your staunchest friends in every state and from them all I hear but one report.
Henry J. Raymond is listed with Horace Greeley, Bryant, Samuel Bowles, and R.B. Rhett who became famous as a result of the press' emphasis on opinion and editorial commentary than news and facts (6). Starr refers to Greeley, Raymond and Bennett as "those titans of newspaperdom" and notes that their offices were all located in a small area of New York near City Hall Park.
Henry J. Raymond, editor and owner of the New York Times, was a supporter of Abraham Lincoln and close friend of William Seward and Thurlow Weed. He backed Seward in 1860 but helped engineer Lincoln’s renomination at Baltimore Convention in 1864. As an editor, he maintained his editorial independence, cosmopolitan interests and fashionable appearance. When he paid a visit to President ...
Henry J. Raymond. Henry Jarvis Raymond (* 24. Januar 1820 bei Lima, Livingston County, New York; † 18. Juni 1869 in New York City) war ein US - amerikanischer Journalist und Politiker. 1840 absolvierte er die University of Vermont. Nachdem er Horace Greeley bei der Führung von mehr als einer Zeitung assistiert hatte, schuf er 1851 die Firma ...
Henry J. Raymond and the New York press, for thirty years : progress of American journalism from 1840 to 1870 by Maverick, Augustus. Publication date 1870 Topics Raymond, Henry J. (Henry Jarvis), 1820-1869, Raymond, Henry J. (Henry Jarvis), 1820-1869, Jo ...
