New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-17
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.

The Publishers OF The NewYerk Daily Tribune respect.
fully announce TO their readers the public that they
have made arrangements orthe opening winter as follows
AT "AsHSGTos-l. careful repor; of the daily pro
ceedngs OF Congress will be made up expressly Tor ine
Tribune so as 10 appear its columns al the earliest mo-
nent This department will be in the hands OF the same
gentleman who ably satisfactorily filed it through
the last Sessions.
. gentleman we'll informed on all Public topics and
ofemnen standing in the Political circles OF the Metropo-
lis will act Confidential Correspondent, furnishing
early advices o. all Political in contemplation,
whether with reference 10 the Legislative action OF Con-
gress the tvagarie OF Tylersn, 10 the warning
intrgues and maneuvres OF the pasaGs of The rival Loco
Foco asprants the Presidency.
AT NEw-YoRE-l. In addition to usual departments,
an experienced and capable Assistant Editor will al
tend all the Lectures of the Winter which shalt possess
general interest," to report them either in full or in substance
as their character and worth shall seem 10 require In this
department, The Tribune achieved acknowledged su-
pr.macy last winter: it purpose confirm ii this
D Another Assistant gives undivided attention to the
Markets OF and other Cities taking accounts OF Ar
rivals and Produce and Merchandise with all ope-
r1tions in Goods Stocks, Currency Exchanges, &c &c,
which shall be worthy OF record. In this department we
endeavor 10 be more precise than any other paper.
g. Our Reviews and Literary Intelligence design to
render fuller and earlier than tho OF most journals
AT BosToN-We have an excellent Correspondent who
will transmtus FROM week week briet summaries Of The
abes and striking Lectures Dscourse &C. &c, with
accounts Of what doing in department OF Moral
and Intellectual effort.
AT ALBANY-We have yet perfect arrans ements Tor
early graphic avices OF the in which Loco
Focoism shall dispense its newly acquired >peis and
carry completion its Stop-and-Tax policy We shall
take care to be well represented there.
AT HOME AND EvERYwHERE-tbOugh we hope Tor a sea-
son 10 have than hitherto for devotnS our
columns TO Political cnntroversy-The Tribune Will con-
tinue the ardent uaswervng undaunsd determined aaVo
cate WIG Principles and Measures and OF Tue election
of HENRY CLAY President ia 1914 Recent events how
ever dscouraging the of the shortsghted aveDu
strengthened confidence in the speedy triumph OF toe
Principles and our conviction thai HENRY Clay and he
only can rally around him the scattered hosts OF the
vicors OF l84O and lead them 10 triumph as sig
nal, as glorious, but more enduring ans benehcent-
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Ne1p- York, Nov. l5 1872