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Editorial
February 27, 1798
Gazette Of The United States, & Philadelphia Daily Advertiser
Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
What is this article about?
The editorial defends the Gazette's reporting on 'Triumph of Order' against Bache's counter-statement, attributing minor errors to confusion of events, denying intentional deception, and accusing the Aurora's editor of falsehood.
Clipping
OCR Quality
98%
Excellent
Full Text
Comparing Bache's counter-statement with the article in this Gazette of Saturday, under the title of the Triumph of Order, it appears that the variations are of trifling importance. The information was received through channels which were supposed authentic; and if there were errors they principally arose from confounding some recent transactions with others which took place last Autumn. Intentional deception, on the part of the Editor, never disgraced the pages of this Gazette—but if falsehood would ensure a niche in the temple of infamy, it is not a solitary opinion that the Editor of the Aurora has a claim superior to every competitor in the United States.
What sub-type of article is it?
Press Freedom
Partisan Politics
What keywords are associated?
Bache
Aurora
Gazette
Triumph Of Order
Falsehood
Deception
Editorial Accuracy
What entities or persons were involved?
Bache
Editor Of The Aurora
Editor Of This Gazette
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Defense Of Gazette's Reporting Accuracy Against Aurora
Stance / Tone
Defensive And Accusatory
Key Figures
Bache
Editor Of The Aurora
Editor Of This Gazette
Key Arguments
Variations Between Bache's Counter Statement And Gazette Article Are Trifling
Information From Supposed Authentic Channels
Errors From Confounding Recent Transactions With Last Autumn's Events
No Intentional Deception In Gazette
Aurora's Editor Guilty Of Falsehood And Infamy