New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-12
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
DGuY AND WEEKLY.

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fully announce to their readers and te Pubc thst they
have s1ade arrangements orhe opening winsr follows
AT wAsHINGToN-I. A cagefulreporto the daily Feo-
cesdipgs Congress viii be mp expressly for The
Tribune, as 70 appear columns tie earliest mo-
ren THIS department vii be the hands OF he salle
gentleman who ably and satisfactorily filed it through
lie last Sessions
= 4 gentleman well informed on all Public topics and
ofeinen Standing the Political circles of the Mer0Po-
lis, viii Confidential Correspondent, furnishing
early OF al Political movements in contemplation
whether with reference the Legislative OF Con-
gres ne corrupt vagaes OF Tyiers. the warning
utrgues and maneGvres of the parseas of Tie rival Loco
Foco aspirarts 10 the Presidency.
Ar NEW-YORK-l.I In addition our usual departments,
Iperienced ard most capable Assistant Editor viii al
;rr all the Lectures the Winter which shall posses
general interest," to report them either in full substance
their character and worth shall seem require In this
department, The Tribune achieved acknowledged
premacy last winter: it our purpose 10 conrm his
season.
2 Another Assistant gives undivided attention the
MARKETS. Of and other Cities, taking accoUuts OF Ar
rivals and Sales of Produce and Merchandise with zlope
raons in Goods, Stocks, Currency, Exchanges &c. &C.
which shall be worthy o! record. In this department
endeayor to be more precise than any o!her paper.
g. Car Reviews and Literary Intelligence design TO
render fuller and earlier than tho OF most journals.
AT GOSTON-We have az excellent Correspondent who
will transmit frn week week brief summaries Of the
ableS, striking Lectures DScourscs &c &C. with
accounts Of what doing IN every department Of Mora
and Intellectual effort
AT ALBANY.-we have completed arrangements for
early and graphic advices OF the in which Loco
Focosn shall dispense its newly acquired 'Speis and
carry out to completion its Sopand-Tax policy
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for have less occasion ;hanhherto for devons
rco1mrs Political conirorersy-The Trbunewil con-
;n1e the ardent uaswerving determined advo
OF Wig Principle aud Measures, and OF the election
OF HENRY CLAY President in 1911 Recon; events how
discouraging in the view OF the Ortsghted have but
strengthened confidence in the speedy triumph OF those
Principles, and conviction that HENRY CLAY and be
oaly rally around him the scattered hosts TIE
vcors OF 1910, and lead them triumph as sig
nal, elOrous, bnt enduring and henefcen-
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