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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

-. Have YOU surrendered" was the inquiry OF
the commander OF the Scraps, as the Bon Homme
Richard desisted from firing 10 repair damages and
extinsush the flames that had been rapidly gaining
the mastery of his vessel. Surrenderedu an
s,rered Paul Jones' We HAVE not YET BEGUN TO
FIGHT" In that same spirit, the great Wing Party
Of The Union. victorious on some points and thrown
back AT others, unconquerabe BY force but not I'M
oregnabe TO t-eachery, having passed through the
Elections of l343, now commences the organization
OF its forces, the mastering OF liz bauallons, and the
systematic diffusion OF intelligence preparatory 10 the
great contest of 1874. Once fully organized they
will advance to certain, glorious and benehcent
victory.
The Publishers Of the NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE, hav-
inc been urged from several quarters 10 issue q
cheaper paper devoted to the important work OF dit
f1sing 10 every dwelling correct and convincing IN
formation with regard TO the character principles,
objects and measures of the two great parties have
hestated 10 issue smaller sheet devoted specially
n this purpose since it would subject its patrons TO
the same postage that is charged on our present am
Die sheet, and must necessarily exclude those Por-
lions of the Literature. General News OF the Day,
ac,ions in the Money and Produce Markets,
which The Tribune has the amplest means OF
presenting. and which every family should in some
firm possess They have concluded, therefore, TO
publish an Extra Edition of the Weekly Tribune as
It is containing the same matter that Is transmitted
10 our regular subscribers. This Extra Edition VIII
he commenced with the number OF December 9Th,
containing the Presidents Message at The opening OF
the new Congress, and continuing 10 the number
which in November 1874, shall announce the result
Of the Presidential Election, (beins fifty weeks,
or numbers.) OF this Extra Edition, we will
send through the whole term TWENTY COPIES TO
one address for TWENTY DOLLARS.
Where the papers required to be sent TO differ
ent Post Offices, where the name of the subscriber
is required to be written on each, we must insist on
orr uniform price-Two Dollars for single copy per
wear: Ten copies or more at the rate OF One Dollar
and Half each Do not ask us 10 swerve from this
rule. friends for the thing is impossible.
The character of The Tribune IS by this time gene
rally known II aims TO reconcile the largest Free
dom Of Thought and Action with profound reve-
renee for Law and obedience 10 righul Authority
n he the stern foe of all dscord anarchy and turbu-
lence bu. the champion every generous idea, how
ever novel or unpopular, which has for its end the
upraising of the oppressed and the lowly. While Il
protiers no claim to the abused name of Democracy
so long the cloak of political Pharisees, the cant
designing demagogues it will be, as it has been, ii
the legitimate sense of the word, truly Democratic
the adversary of every wrong, the exposer OF holo"
profession and schemng knavery, and the advocate
of every mo, ement tending the diffusion OF true
Freedom and the upward Progress OF the Human
Race.
The Weekly Tribune is published in this city every
Saturday morning, but despatched by the Mails o.
Thursday and Friday. Its of the largest size, fold
ed in eight pages so be about the average size
of two common newspapers. Subscriptions are re-
spec,tully solicited.
GREELEY 81 McELRATH,
l60 Nassau street..
No. V-orl. Nor II 1913