New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12

.;.lTelecraphc dispatces snterestl'ls MY
~ general News-the attention given 10
Renorts-itg Literary noSicts--oo' a,,ci 40
tion n the best interests Of me COUNT 40
tioN ~ Of Education, the preservation
me '''. ~ ;rsase Of Internal improvements,
o. o. Troodoo af the Puollc Lands, &c render II
;ns+ snch PAPER as ia necessary i9r tae 5c-le'al
good .,..o,.. ooodrctad.
~ recayd as the very best newspaper III ti9
w The L0nd0a I,mcs IS great paper, DQt
Vso' IL. -,nru weekly journals in America as
We ,ii1e,a.,ndnotei as this and some few that are
We. :; every respect Among these few IHA
TnInryi, il prominent W e have Sc'5S0Ted Ger
~ statistics showing the immense amount OIL Ia
- ne formed in the establishment, WIN the IN
". NJ irving ourreaders some idea OF the man
Ient:ou .a =, newspapers are manufactured AT
a.ant our local and general news IS OF 30 iaucn
PCT as to forbid the insertion. But We adj
scb of cur friends as are DESTROYS OF subscrib
;ng lor g New-York paper, II they can afford out
ane. to take THE TRiUSg.
~ There is no paper published In the Union
+bat furnishes its readers with q greater amount
end variety of reading matter It's Editorial ana
CORRESPONDENCE are written by men OF the hgheSI
order Of intellect 7oiloR ~ oaAes'N
~ Barring its politics which of course IS 1ot
IN our taste TIE TRIBUNE is one oil tue oesJ ne y
Dspers published in this country It's news -
eerly and authentic, and 1t literary netIer e4oer
1Srf IFreernan's sCoopcrstown, N ~ Jour
NJ. yopx TRrBUNH.-This excellent Wing
r.oar entered on it's Fourth Volume on the 7th OF
Sarntenober 1t is certainly unnecessary Tor us to
raaoL NJ the many and manifest eXceuencles OF
Inv TR1BuEY as a political and family newspaper
"a with it's enormous and increasing clrcuietloi
II speaks for itself. Always on the right side, and
;a ar,ors oyavs leaning that way, II 1t has any, IL
il n welcome and profitable guest in the Offices
ntores and dwellings Of more readers than any
ofber paper in the land and its influence we are
glad to see, is constantly increasing. sa..,..,
y-75e Tl,F NFyyYoRR TRIBUNE is now published
in a form so as to embody the greatest variety and
amount Of reading matter Of any newspaper lnthe
Sfate. Foreign Miscellany aud an extensive Cor
respondeuce from abroad comprise an important
feature of this sheet. Otsego Republican,
III TaE NEW YORK TRBUsE appeared on
Friday last in q dress, and its marked pros
nerty is q lust tribute to one of the most able
journals ia the world. The influence and position
of Mr. Greeley is well known far and wide but
C. A. Dana and Bayard Taylor add their full quota
TO the value of The TRIBUNE. It's reviews are
written with signal ability, and ITS news depart
tnent is furnished with the latest intelligence from
every Quarter of the globe. In the list OF its cor
-esn6ndents are some Of the ablest minds OF the
country; and the independence of its tone and po-
sition on the leading questions OF reform now
agitating the public mind, draw around 1t most
OF supporters. Numerous changes are continually
occurring in the political world around us, but we
find none in THE TRIBUNE; it is the same con
sistent friend of human liberty, the same ardent
advocate Of the protective principle, the same
generous supporter of ali social and political re-
forms which it was at the commencement OF It's
career If our citizens 1osA take NeW-l DIRK
paper we commend THE TRIBUNE to them as the
most adabe journal We meet.
THE NEv.YoRK TRIBUSE.-Among all the pa
pers we are accustomed to read, there is none
which affords us more substantial satisfaction than
THE TRIBUNE. There is a manifest originality
and independence of thought in every editorial
article, and fitness to the wants OF all who have
any interest IN the affairs OF the nation One can
not rise UP from perusal Of THE TRIBUNE with.
out consciousness that he has been prottcd
thereby No man has taken more unwearied
pains to make useful and authentic journal than
Horace Greeley, and no paper has ever succeed
ed in establishing better character for yeraclty
ur given more general satisfaction to its readers
1t stands deservedy at the head OF the political
press Of the country, and ought to be more gener'
ally patronized by the Wings. All its articles
are Characterized by the utmost good taste, PLAIN
comprehensive and clear, yet, bold and fearless,
and free from the g,ppeflSa ao % decent aTt;c1es
practically useless, and many decent writers ca
reer rdiculously foolish. -, ,..-,..
Lawrence (Mass) Courier
4 NFVYoRK TRlyuSE.-We take pleasure IN re-
commencing this able and authentic journal to the
favorable notice OF the public. 1t is one of the lar
gest, cheapest and most ably conducted papers in
the country, and embraces more extensive and
varied correspondence from all parts OF the world
than any other American journal. new volume
has Just been commenced, aud to those wishing an
eastern paner, containing larger amount Of use
FIJI reading matter, at lower price than is afford
/ ed by any other paper in the United States we
i wou!d recommend to take The tribune
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