Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-10
NEW YORK TRIBU NE.

nN of last April Daily Tribune having COM
~ pleted its twelfth was enlarged more than
fourth the size of the London Times making consider
ably larger than other cheap Daily published in this
try in the world No change in price made in
Of this enlargement the paper being still afforded
mail subscribers at SIS per annum, and sold to carriers and
agents ordering by express mail for distant sale 81 so
one hundred eopes or 80 per thousand copies payable
advance At these prices aggregate receipts for
entire Daily edition do exceed tho pay for
ink leaving all other expenses to be betrayed from
receipts for advertising In other words return to each
purchaser of paper from his in the naked
sheet we send him. looking for the reward Of own labor
and the heavy expenses of cegaphing correspondence
porting, composition, printing mailing keeping, rent
de- to advertisers alone We do not thnkbnow possible
cheaper newspapers beyond this point if it ever shall be
hereafter intend to be with the foremost in demon
stratng the fact
Our SemW Weekly European and California editions were
enlarged simultaneously and equally with the Daily and also
without any increase Of price. We respectfully solicit
parson Of SemWeeky at So two copies sent
full for 49, and ten copies for 500 with any 81 SIS
Weekly and will cheeruly send copies for this purpose
upon direct or postpaid application.
The New York Weekly Tribune enters its thirteenth
the Sd Of September when it win in like be
enlarged the size Of tho Semi Weekly and Daily adding
than to its capacity also without increase of
price, This enlargement adds least $4,000 per
expenses in addition the previous Daily
argement already effected All our editions will from the
September next appear entirely and beautiful type
now in course of preparation expressly for this paper Our
steam cylinder presses surpassed by in the world
Even though Weekly edition should be rapidly up
900 copies prepared print and mail every copy
the day Thursday that the form put press
nerrupng or rearng the regular issue Of our three Daily
editions amounting to twentyodd thousand copies We stand
ready adopt any improvements however expensive which
will enable to disseminate intelligence freshly and
effectively and shall especially bail labor effect
radical improvement in the CELEBRITY and reliability of the malls
The Tribune has not its character to make to pro-
claim 1t has not been and can be party
gam It has supported the Wing party because the dsnc
tive principles that party appeared favor the great ends
which has laborcd to subserve advocated
because proposed sustained by the Wing party
holds itself ut all times free to condemn unsound prn
cple unwse measures orcoupt acts should the two former
propounded the latter perperaed by Wings though
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Peace Liberty, Education, Temperance Internal Improve
men and Industrial Development may be subseryed by
ing with the Wing party, it must continue to be, il has
been, Wing.
Though never acting with any Abolition or other idea
party the Tribune be the relentless Of Human
Slavery whatever else tends degrade Labor
uct the intellectual and social development of any portion
York could abolish Slavery iu Carolina might
to of the expressly Anti Slavery parties lacking
that light declines to abandon the substance for the ha
dow of political good But while does its way clear
to any effective Political action against Slavery in the States
which now cherish it, regards the defeat of whatever effort
to extend the giant wrong under the flag Union
obstruct by its the progress Abolition lands
among the most urgent and sacred of public Duties
be subordnated to any party consideration whatever And
while it does not propose make Slavery the basis Of
Political action other than defensive, it will neglect OPP
portunity remit no effort SO to dhue Light and Truth
render the continuance of Slavery impossible in IRA
dated by the of Christianity and Boosting itself the great
exemplar Of Political Justice and law guarded Freedom
For Temperance in all things but especially the
Intoxicating Beverages and the legal suppression of the
Liquor Traffic, shall struggle, have struggled un-
fnchngy and untrngy. We regard the Maine Law as es
sentaly the most benecen Of day, and conf
IDENTIFY hope to see 1t soon prevail universally.
The Congressional Reports and Washington Correspon-
dence will heretofore, be both reliable and satisfactory
The Markets for Grain, Cattle Cotton and other products
the country will receive proper attention and be reliably
| reported in the Tribune.
On correspondence with the most important points
throughout the world need here datc fact
that associate Bayard Taylor the other side Of
the GLOBE sending adyiccs from the China
and expecting to depict for readers the physical
moral and social characteristics of jealousy guarded Japan
the public is already lie will probably return by way
Of Australia and California in both Of which
correspondents Briefly shall spare expense keep
readers well advised every subject of interest and
doubt not that the generous patronage hi
therto accorded to will continue repay all exerons
We rarely employ Travelling Agents. many impostors
habituay proving in the assumed capacity Of solicitors
for journals. We prefer that subscribers shall pay
money persons they know whose integrity they
assured. Any friend who believes will do good by
crcasing the circulation Of the TRIBUNE is authorized to
solicit and receive subscriptions and due proof that
ney has been mailed and post paid address, take
the responsibility of its safe transmission Specimen copies
will promptly be sent without charge those requiring them
and trust many friends will be moved ask their neigh
bors and acquaintance to join in making up club
mcnce with enlarged sheet and type the first Of
September, at any time thereafter
Gs- limited amount Of space in the WEEKLY TRI-
BUNE viii be appropriated to advertising.