Holly Springs gazette., 1844-03-16
20 COPIES FOR $40.
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING
an Extra Edition Of
The Weekly Tribune.

nHaye you surrendered ?" was the inquiry OF
the commander of the Scraps, as the bon
Homme r hare' desisted fiom firing to re
pair damages and extinguish The flames that had
been rapidly gaining the mastery OF his vessel
nSurrenderedi' answered Paul Jones "lce hGre
not net began 10 fgtr y In that same spirit, the
Whig party of the Union, victorious on some
points and thrown back at others, unconquerabie
by force but not mpregnable TO ireachery. haV-
ing passed through the Elections OF 1918, now
commences the organization of its forces the
mastering of lis bauallions, and the systematic
diffusion of intelligence preparatory 10 the great
contest of 1914. Once fully organized, they VIII
advance 10 certain, glorious and benehcenl VIC
torv.
The Publishers of the New York Tribune,
having been urged from several quarters to issue
a cheaper paper devoted 10 the important OF dit
fusing every dwelling correct and convincing
information with regard TO the character, prIn-
cipes, objects and measures of the two great par
ties ,~have heSitated to issue similar sheet de-
voted specially 10 this purpose, Stree II Woald
subject its patrons TO the same postage that Is
charged on our present ample sheet, and must
necessarily exclude those portions CT the IteTd-
ture General News of the Day, and accurate
and extensive reports OF the transactions IN the
Money and Produce Markets, which the Ir1o-
une has the ampleSt means OF presenting, ana
which every family should in some form possess,
they have concluded, therefore, 10 publish an
Extra Edition Of the Weekly Tribune as ii is,
containing the same matter that IS transmitted 10
our regular subscribers. This Extra Edition
ber 9th containing the Presidents Message at
the opening ofthe new Congress, and continuing
TO the number which in November 1914, shall
announce the result of the Presidential Election,
(being fifty weeks, or umbers.1 OF this Extra
Edition ,iwe will send through the whole term
twenty Copies 10 one address for Twenty Dol
lars.
Where the papers are required to be sent TO
different Post Offices, or where the name OF the
subscriber is required TO be written on each we
must insist on our uniform price-Two Dollars
for single copy per year; Ten copies or more
DIT the rate of One Dollar and Half each. Do |
not ask us TO Swerve from this rule, friends
for the thing is impossible
The character of the Tribune is by this time |
generally known. Ii aims to reconcile the lar |
geSt Freedom Of Thought and Action with a
profound reverence for Law obedience TO right /
ful Authority--to be the stern foe of all discord
anarchy and turbulence, but the champion of ev-
ery generous iGea, however novel or unpopular,
which has for its end the upraising of the OPP
pressed and the lowly. While it proferS no
claim 10 the abused name Of Democracy, SO long |
the cloak of political PhariSees, the cant of de-
signing Genlago9ues, II will be, it has been, in
the legitimate sence of the word, truely Demo-
Cratic---the adversary of every wrong, the ex-
poser of hollow profession and scheming knave |
ing 10 the diffusion of true Freedom and the up
ward Progress of the Human Race.
The Weekly Tribune is published in this |
city every Saturday morning, but despatched by |
the Mails of Tuesday and Friday. Il is of the |
largest size, folded in eight pages, as to be a
bout the average size of two common neWspa- |
pers. Subscriptions are respectfully solicited |
GREELEY & McELRATH,
100 Nassau st.