New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE
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Weeklv and ScmWeeki, editions .se 81 NOR re-
cen, orgin. Il commenced with a few hundred sub
sr,her> ard slender prospects O, pa,r-ay~ ai Of
anv kind has nov seventy Thous anj suhsc,ioeoS
for OF constant purchasers OF rs regular issues, "a
,.r,,- circulation ihan Was ever arAnel by sny
other Political Iournsll With al extensive Ai'er-
t..,re business. ample materials and faculties, aai
An income which, though exaggerated by taoalsus
co;enporarv co>sip Is ahuntauny satisfactory 20 It's
publishers These facts rc,ap'iR.ated IN SPIT
4 Of heartfelt gratitude % that wide AmerNaa pub
hc hv which rs faults have been 50 tendery regard
ed and rs merits so generously Acknowledged
The course OF The Tribune i stili onward N"a-
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rs chef Editor he number Of ~ propuetors hs'
since been gradually increased 20 twelve. ncluims
al those Spon siay connected with rs conduct, Ed
itorisl Financial or Mechanical These purpose
and hopc IN time TO make stll further afphcAnon~ ~
the general principle that the workman should DC
his OWN employer and director. and should receive
ihe full reward Of his labor. The Quicsened sense
of responsibility and the more thorough devotion N
mHad and muscle ~ the appointed work "Rich this
system induces, VII be found to ovcroalmce any IN
ciden,al disadvantages, # H. application BE- wisely
made 80 that the new idea and the old habits may be
gradually and safely hamonlzed
The Tribune is preemnently ae'cSpaper Its
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OF the hvins world around us Whatever importance
IT. Editors NAV attach 10 their own opinions, they
deem Il OF still greater moment that then readers
shall be supplied with all data essential TO the fcrma
ton Of correct opinions for themselves Hence spe-
cial attention Is gwen to reliable Correspondence
from the most important points throughout the
world. while the Electric Telegraph is largely em-
ploved in the procurement of the earliest udlngs OF
,ranSpirng events. When News presses upon our
columns Editorials well as Contributions haoitu-
all, stand back One OF the Editors and Propue,ors
(Bayard Taylor) has ust started on Journey oil 90
ser,a,ion IN the interest of tins paper by way OF ths
Danube and the Leyani 10 the recently dsco'ereS
Ruins Of Nmeyel and thence to Upper Egypt and
the sources Of the Nile His letters Will appear IN
our columns throughout the euSuing year We shall
endeavor to be surpassed by no other journal m the
ability and accuracy of our Correspondence and Re
por,. from Washington during the Long Session now
approachng. 81 with other capitals whence import
Ant adyices may be- expected. We are able to pay
for early intelligence worth having, ana whoever can
anticipate all competitors IN transmitting II shall be
compensated therefor, without express stipulation
In the sphere of Opinion The Tribune labots At
all times TO conserve whatever Is good and reform
what e,l, in the laws and customs which govern
mankind Attached by conviction and sympathyn
tho Whic partv AS that which least impcytcctly com
limos tho love of Freedom with that reverence
for Order and Law 80 vital To personal security
ard National rroSpeniy--aS that which bes, obeys
tho Ano>,olic Injunction TO Follow Peace with all
mon and realizes that the mission of this country Is
pacl6c and industrial not bellgercnt and subversive
"A, that which alone upholdS the great truth that
Covernmcrt has constructive and bencfcent az well
as repressiyc and defensive functions, and alone
maintains the policy and duty OF Legislative aid and
nrotec,,on % the introduction of new and the main
tcn,nce of imperlled branches of the National La.
dustry-we wear no party fetteTs and do no leaders
hiding so far Is we act with party, we are I'M
pelled TO do 50 by belief that those pubic objects
which seem 10 U, most important can be more ehect
lively promoted thus than bv isolated ana desuitofY
effort but We know no Obligation TO CLOAK int
auity nor uphold wrong when perpeuaed by men OF
our own party Should perceive OF havs
reason to suspect that the great end of oeyang and
cnnoblng Labor by dWersifying rs employments.
increasing ITS efficiency, and bringing Producers and
Consumers into more immediate and economic reia-
tons, can better be Subser'ed out of than In this
Wing party, shall not hesitate to renounce that
party support And every proposition idea which
contempates a radical Improvement IN the Laboref's
condition-wLether BY the abolition Of Slavery, the
reformation OF Trade the basis of Direct Ex.
changes between producer and consumer, the Organ
izaton of Industry on a Republican instead OF ths
feudal and monarchcal basis which We have inher
ited-shall have our hearty good wishes, even when
we mas not be able to concur IN the wisdom and
feasibility Of the precise mode and measure OF Ro'
form which may be suggested. We Will not sur
render our freedom OF action 10 any one idea whether
Political Religious Social We are content to be
stigmatzed both pro-Slayev and ultraAbolitfon.
as bgot and infdel, puritanIc and lIcentious.
rather than put the harness and mouth the ShIb-
bole,h OF any little sect faction which has fastened
itself 10 the OF great truth and refuses
TO anything beyond
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claim themselves the cheapest ia rhc world We
will only say, therefore that Ne pay for paper alone
more than half of all receive from subscribers
and purchasers and that. out for Advertisements, our
annual expenditures would exceed our receipts BY
many thousands OF dollars. copy Of Ouf Weekly
or semi-Weekly contains All amount of matter
(Which has all cost Us money aboD equal 10 tbs
contents Of a fair acreage volume. !oI Which ma
lority Of our subscribers On clubs pay rather ieso
than to Whenever 1t shall be possible - print
better paper for that sum, shall endeayor TO be
among the hf>t 10 ADOPT me improvement. Anu.
while respectfully soLcli subscriptions and The
aid Of our friends procuring them, We do not de-
sire the money Of any who consider our paper worth
less than it, cost
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lists about the time Of The assembling OF Congress
with a view TO receiving the best attaIna5le summary
Of lis proceedings To some who give then orders
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gun to LET US hear from them Immediately, while
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US by sending before tie lst Of December Wa
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