Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-04-02
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE,
a literary, eOnnzeiai, political and nisuelloSe
oNs neDspaPsr.


PROSPECTUS FOR THE YEAR is47.
Tm NEw YosK DAnI THnVN1 Is published six
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always in advance. Its average quantity Of read
ing matter, (no' counting adverlsements.l Is deei-
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est news. In 10 single nstshcr is the paper mall
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that any delays or irregularities H. iIs receipt must
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Each edition contains all 'he important news reee
we'd in this City up the h"ur OF It's going 70 press.
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u The cha actpr Of the Tribune is not now involI.
ed in obscuriiy, and needs eucidaiion 10 lew intel
gent readers. This paper aspire' 10 e in all 'hngs
a journal OF progress aud REFORM not merely dial
o. which humanity msy mark its struggling, ardu-
ous, filuI advances, tut an effective though hum
be instrument aud impulse Vi the moVemenl-
Profoundly onvinced that all war. whether between
nauons, classes, or persons, is fatally hostile 10 tur
proqress and human we-heing, il opposes all at
temuts to array the poor against the rich N uiIless
couies,s aud baleiul hatreds; all indictments 10 So
cial anarchy all camor Tor the destruction oil hanks
and other institutes OF the existing order OF thing
in commerce end industry. In It's view, the work
OF the true reiormer OF creation, not desIrur
lion; for when the good even the better is made
manifest the bad aud the relatively defective will
I sureIy pass away The open and uncomp promising E
foe Of intenperance Of RIGHTEOUSNESS, OF slavery
and every form OF oppression. it Proffers weromt
and spitality TO every generous aud hopeful erH,
look ng u the emancipa ion Of industry from So.
elal oppres, ion, tyranny or caprice.
B. We need hardly add that in regard TO the party
politics Of the day, the TIuune is h art and sOu de
voted 10 the Wing cause Claiming tor The Wing
party no approach to perfection, either in measures
or men, we zee in it that spIiI OF devotion TO law
and order, bcnt with intelligence, liberty OF speecl
IS and aclon, aud practical inclination 10 reforms
)f which are vainly sought in tho ranks o that aniag
l. onisc host which perverts The name OF Democra
cy 10 cover the most servile ohsequousntss to Iht
4 hphesls OF slavery, To all war, this paper mus
ever maintain an attitude Undetermined opposition
= AS destructive OF the happiness OF men aud abhor
u rent 10 the LeneVolPncP and holiness OF God. NC
g false PATRIOTISM shall dssuade no rufhan denunc-
d alton nd threatening deter fIom exposing the
:. nouity and fearful mischief of war, and urging
the christianity and true patriotism ol the land to
mite in the most efficient measures 10 compel our
n Government to dpSist iiom lis schemes OF aggres-
:, son. invasion, and gigantic robbery by conquest.
n IN setting forth those features OF the Tribune
n which are 10 some extent peculiar characteristic
il is not intended 10 intimate that to those its col
- umns are wholly or mainly devoted. On the con.
J. rary no LABOR or expense is grudgcd to render il
d, equal TO any other journal in those features which
"a nIe common to many il not u The editor, known
as such 10 the public, is aided in the several de.
partments OF literature and criticism, commercial
IT transactions, city intelligence, and general news
n hy assistants whose ability has been tested and
"A whose time aud best efforts are devoted 10 thu
- wo,k In the single department OF foreign cores
" nondencp. thee several writers OF capacity amC
c ripe experience engaged in Observing Tor ant
RS writing 10 us during the present year IN Great Br
Ut tain France and Italy, and Eastern Europe respeC
lively. while we are steadily maturing plans 10
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7 mart of the world whence important Intelligence
= NAV be expected BY the aid OF stated correspon
d dents al Washington aud the most important point
| througbouI the Union, as well az private adVce
from friends possessing superior iaciIlues lor lpar
~ ting information, the Tribune aims to be the chan
mel of the ear lest and mort authentic accounts O
all important political movements in progress or il
f. concentration Federal and State legislation, will
y full and accurate returns of all anspring elections
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t. with the events OF the day, are also given. lIsys
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to erognized rank among the most prompt, ample. Ia
n cid and reliable in furnishing news OF any in III
land, While deierring to none in the fearless ex
n ession OF its sentiments, and in uncaculatin
OF degouon to the bes; good OF our country and OF a
human kind.
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