Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-21
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Proposals for Publishing an Extra Edition
OF
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

-"Have you surrendered z" was the in
quiry Of the commander of the Scraps, a:
the Bon Homme Richard desisted from
firing to repair damages and extinguish The
flames that had been rapidly gaining the
mastery of the vessel. ''Slrrendcred - an
swered Paul Jones, ':wE HAVE NOT YET BE
GUN TO FIGHT 20 In that same spirit, the
great Wing Party of the Union. victoriocs
oR some points and thrown back at others
unconquerable by force but not imprcgnabe
to treachery, having passed through the
Elections OF 1913, now commences the or
ganzation of its forces, the mastering oil
its battallions. and the systematic diffusion
OF intelligence preparatory to the great con-
test Of 1874. Once fully organized, they
will advance TO certain, glorious and benef.
Gent victory.
| The Publishers Of the NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE
having been urged from several quarters to
issue cheaper paper devoted to the impor.
tant work of ditfesing 20 every dwelling
correct and convincing information with re.
gard 10 the character, principles, objects
ana measures OF the two great parties, have
hesltated to issue smaller sheet devoted
specially to this purpose, since it would
subject its patrons to the same postage that
| Is charged on our present ample sheet, and
must necessarily exclude those portions of
| the Literature, General News of the Day,
and accurate and extensive reports of the
transactions in the Money and Produc c
Markets, which The Tribune has the am
| plest means Of presenting, and which every
family should in some form possess. They
have concluded, therefore, to publish an
Extra Edition Of the Weekly Tribune as it
is, containing the same matter thatais trans
mitted to onr reguler subscribers. This
Extra Edition will be commenced with the
number Of DECEMBER 9th, containing the
Presidents Message at the opening of the
New Congress, and continuing to the num-
Der which in November, 1914, shall an
nounce the result Of the Presidential Elec-
ton, (being fifty weeks, or rumbers.) or
this Extra Edition, we will send through
the whole term TWENTY CORES to one ad-
dress for TWENTY DOLLARS.
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sent TO different Post Offices, or where the
name of the subscriber is required to be
written on each, we must insist on our uni.
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US to swerve from this rule, friends. for
the thing is impossible.
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the stern foe of all discord, anarchy and
turbulence, but the champion of every gen.
erous idea, however novel or unpopular,
which has for its end the uprising of the
oppressed and the lowly. While it proffers
no claim to the abused name of Democracy,
SO long the cloak OF political Pharisees, the
cant Of designing oemagogues, it will be, as
it has been, in the Legitimate sense of the
word, truly Democratic-the adversary of
every wrong, the exposer of hollow profess
sion and scheming knavery, and the adso-
cate Of every movement tending to the diff
fusion of true Freedom and the upward
Progress of the Human Race
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city every Saturday morning, but despatch.
ed by the Mails Of Thursday and Friday.
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ges, so as to be about the average size OF
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respectfully solicited.
GREELY & MCELRATH.
160 Nassau.st.
Nep York, Nou IL, lS43.