Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03
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-"tiavs you surrendered 7" was the inquiry
OF me Commander OF the Scraps, as The 'Bon
liomme Richard desistcd from firing TO repair
damages and eXtnguish the flames thar had been
raploiy gaming the mastery of his vessel. "Sur-
rendered." answered Paul Jones, eve have not
yet oegun To fight" In the same spirit, the great
wing parry OIL Union, victorious on some points
anu ul"Wd PACK at Others, unconQuerable by force
OUT no' lmpregnable 10 teachery, having passed
through the elections of 1913, now commences The
organization OF lis forces, the mastering of its
ha"ailohs, and the systematic diffusion Of intei
sehce preparatory TO the great contest OF lS4i---
once fuly organized, they viii advance 10 certain,
glorious and benefcent victory.
The publishers of the n. Y. Tribune, having
oeen urged from several quarters TO issue cheaper
paper devoted 10 the important work of difusingto
every dwelling correct and convincing information
win regard TO the character, principles objects and
measures OF the two great parties, have hesitated
10 issue smaller sheet devoted especially 10 this
purpose since it would subject lie patrons to tho
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
III the Money and Produce Markets, which The
Tribune has the amplest means of presenting, and
which every family should in some form possess.
They have concluded, therefore, 10 publish an Ex-
ira Edition of the Weekly Tribune as it is, con-
tanning the same matter tnnt Is transmitted 10 our
regular 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, 1874 /, shall announce the
result OF the Presidential Election, (being fifty
weeks, or numbers.) OF this Extra Edition, we
will send through the whole term Twenty copies 10
one address for Twenty Dollars.
Where the papers are required 10 be sent to diff
ierent Post Offices, or where the name of the sub
scriber is required TO be written each, We must
insist upon our uniform price-.Two Dollars for u
single copy per year; Ten copies or more at tho
rate of One Dollar and a Half each Do not ask
US to swerve from this rule, friends! for the thing
is impossible.
The character OF Tho Tribune is by this time
generally known. 1t aims to reconcile the largest
Freedom of Thought and Action with a profound
reve ~enee for Law and obedience 10 rightful Au-
thority-to be the stern foe OF all discord, anarchy
aud turbulence, but the champion of every gencr-
Gus idea, however novel or unpopular, which has
for its end the uprising Of the oppressed and tho
pwy While ii profiers no claim TO the abused
name of Democracy, so long the cloak OF political
Pharisees, the cant of designing demagogues, il
will be- has il has been, in the legitimate sense of
the word, truly Democratic the adversary of eve
nv wrong, the exposer OF hollow profession and
scheming knavery, and tho advocate OF ovcv
movement tending 10 the diffusion of true Freedom
and the upward Progress of tho Human Race.
Tho Weekly Tribune is published in this city
every Saturday morning, but despatched by tho
mails of Thursday and Friday. II is Of the lar
gest size folded in eight pages, as TO be abou, the
average size OF two common newspapers. Sub
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GREELEY g. McELRATII,