New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-19
THE TRIBUNE.
NETWORK TRIBUNE:
DAILY, sEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
Prospectus for 1915.


issues of the Semi Weekly and Weekly editions. In
announcing this external renovation, few words
with the public respecting our attitude and aims may
no, be deemed inappropriate.
The character of The Tribune is not invov-
ed in obscurty, and needs calculation to few lntel
gent reader. This paper aspires to be in all things
Journal Of Progress and Reform-not merely dia
on which Humanity may mark its struggling, ar
duous 6tful advances but en- effective though hum
bleius,rument and impulse of the Movement. Pro-
foundry convinced that all War, whether between
Nations Classes or Persons is fatally hostile true
Progress and Human well being, it opposes all at
tempts array the Poor against the Rchin ruitess
contests and balefu hatreds all indictments 10 Social
Anarchy all camor for the destruction OF Banks and
other institutes of the existing order of things in
Commerce and Industry. In its view, the work of
the true Reformer is one OF Creation, not DestrGc
ton for when the good or even the better Is made
manifest the bad and the relatively defective will
surely pass away The open and uucompromsing
foe of Intemperance of Licentiousness, of Slavery
and every form OF Oppression, it proffers welcome
and hos pitalty to every generous and hopeful idea
looking 10 the Emancipation of Industry from Social
depression, tyranny caprice and the Toiling Mil
lions from Ignorance, Degradation and Sutfering-
The great problem Of the Age, that OF the true Or
ganizaron and consequent Elevation of Labor, will
receive from il all the attention and sympathy which
can be shown in the columns of journal crowded
with the exciting incidents and discussions of the
day. In short, whatever seems calculated to pro-
the true interests of mankind will find in this
paper an ardent champion.
We need hardly add that in regard to the Party
Politics Of the day The Tribune is heart and soul
devoted 10 the WING Cause. Claiming for the Wing
party no approach to perfection either in measures or
men, we see in il that spirit of devotion to Law and
Order blent with Intelligence, Liberty Of Speech
: aud Action, and practical inclination to Reforms,
which are vainly sought in the ranks of that antago
mist hos, which perverts the name of Democracy to
cover the most sevile obsequiousness to the behess
of Slavery. and has at length involved the Country
in an unrigh,eous War whereof the extension of
Saveholding was the primary impulse and ID moral.
y sure to be the most material result. 10 all war,
but especially to this War, this paper must ever
maintain an attitude of determined opposition, as
destructive of the happiness OF men and abhorrent
10 the benefcence and holiness OF God. No false
Patriotism shall dissuade, no ruffan denunciaton
and threatening deter us from exposing the niqulty
and fearful mischief OF this War and urging The
Christianity and true Patriotism of the land TO unite
in the most efficient measures TO compel our Govern
ment TO desst from its schemes OF aggression, lnva'
zion and gigantic robbery by conquest and take the
necessary steps to bring about speedy Peace-
This may be done by Withdrawing our troops from
that portion ofthe Mexican territory TO which Texas
never had plausible claim. and manitestlng a dis
position 10 treat the basis OF mutual forgiveness
Of injuries aud respect for rights With such Esprit
evinced by our National Executive, the conditions
of Peace might be settled within month and the
runous ex pensiveuess Of Military preparations Inn
medately arrested.
In setting forth those features Of The Tribune
which are to some extent peculiar or characteristic
ills not Intended to intimate that to these Its col
umus are wholly or mainly devoted. On the con-
trary. no labor or expense is grudged to render II
equal TO any other journal in those features which
are common TO many if not all. The Editor known
as such to the public is aided in the several depart
roents of Literature and Criticism, CONNER cai
transactions City Intelligence and Genera! News by
Assistants whose ability has been tested and whose
time and best efforts are devoted to this work In
the single department of Foreign Correspondence,
three several WTllcCS VI CapdSIhy ouN AiPS N~>fN
renee will be engaged in observing tor and writing
to US during the ensuing year IN Great Britain
France and Italy and Eastern Europe respectively
while we are steadily maturing plans for procuring
early and direct edvices from every part OF the
world whence important intelligence may be ex-
pected If systematic e1ertlon and unsparln6 out
lay will effect it, determined to main tain LOT
our journal recognized rank among the most
prompt ample, lucid and reliable in furnishing
News of any in the land while deferriug' to none IN
the fearless expression OF its sentiments and In uncal-
cnla,ine devotion to the best good OF our Country
and of all Human Kind.
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