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There
are
few
people
in
the
world
who
have
more
opportunity
for
getting
close
to
the
hot,
interesting
things
of
one's
time
than
the
special
correspondent
of
a
great
paper.
He
is
enabled
to
see
"the
wheels
go
round;"
has
the
chance
of
getting
his
knowledge
at
first
hand.
In
stirring
times
the
drama
of
life
is
to
him
like
the
first
night
of
a
play.
There
are
no
preconceived
opinions
for
him
to
go
by;
he
ought
not
to,
at
least,
be
influenced
by
any
prejudices;
and
the
account
of
the
performance
is
to
some
extent
like
that
of
the
dramatic
critic,
inasmuch
as
that
the
verdict
of
the
public
or
of
history
has
either
to
confirm
or
reverse
his
own
judgment.
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