New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-11

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tAst the vessel n which be il interested VII Be duly
reported IN lin journal Just When ate should b. TAss
IL becomes Deeessxu order to give each reader asa
vhst he I'll iie. % before stn mach that
be may bcs want to-day. tsossh he shosd require
that very kind Of information to-CorrOE Caty DAILY
IA Like the dIrnert&bse Of Q great Hotel 40 u we're
just - absurd % ccrPlsin tss, too nsny dahes are
placed o. the lafter-Dore than any one can PartAse
ef-s TO iect sAst too much reading % gvn u tie
former
Hitherto We have seen oSIized. aser putting Al se
dare Of ou- matter INTO small yPe- 10 PRINT s1pPe-
rerts ooeasionaly for the relief Of car oTerrosd ed
eoluun,-. resort q. 81 tines diststeful, hsvever
ueessary The DAILY paper should Be able to PRINT
each morning all that 10 then ready 20 appear and
ufer secunElstops from day 10 day % be tsckaryed
m an occasional Supplement. We hope not TO be era
strxDed TO resort 70 Supplements hereafter Wide pre-
sentins in clear sge type AZ TIA; important Of each
d.y's Occurrences and upecta
We are eonfessedy ambitious 70 make THI TRn5sr
the leading journal Of America and have dared and
done somewhat 10 ths; end Yet readers vii gdre
whether We have or have not sscreed Truth to PoDu
lartJ-vhether we have have preferred the Ma
jority to the Right. Our jcgrnL has never beea q
Vbere-Dor has it psndered the pre- 9dioes and sup
posed interests Of the Mercantile class whose patronage
IL the main Of profit TO daily nevsPaper in every
great city. Many friends have been repealed BY
ardent aspirations for truer and uster >Ocia Order
wherein there shall b. Work secured to AL and living
in sumptuous dleness possible to None. some have
found formed Theological PreteIt' for quitting
many more have been sensted BY our determined nd
uract they have great respect but 10 any adequate
effort TO suppress that which they admit to be the
greatest Social evil Of our time they are resolately
hostile or fredly Indifferent And thus sith unds-
suised and earnest aversion to Hsman Bondage and
sympathy with every effort that seems ealeulAted TO
hasten its downfall Ii has undoubtedly deprived as
Of many patrons While il has not secured the sup
port OF those with whom Abolition a the alenzrOssns
idea and the impulse of all moral and political exerion-
On tb. and other questions Of Reform have aimed
TO bod that course which shoad ehectually pre-
pare for the Tipentd action Of TIE Future without Il
ooring the just claims Of the Present and serve the
cause Of Eternal Right without cutting ourselves oa
from all sympathy contact with the men Of Day.
We have aimed, and still am, to issue Journal not
surpassed IN merit by any other bet there are ways m
which some journals acquire reputation for enterprise
and early news that se cannot stoop to. We have no
spies proxlng about the doors Of committee rooms TO
worm out the confidential discussions there proceed
ing; no esvesdroppers under the wndovs OF public
men IN quest Of inkbgs OF their IDEAS and purposes
and we will not even thank Legislators and Heads Of
Departments for giving important documents while
they are withheld from others. There are persons
some Of them We grieve to say In our vocation-xho
are fitted for this Of business and TO them leave
H. AL We ash Of any public fanctionary is fair play
to important state papers at the same time with
others Ard a. 20 the whole system Of devices
whereby Public Documents secured BY the satellites
Of this that Journal and monopolzed for It's exclusive
use despise them too heartily 20 be ever tempted
TO initiate them We Will not make our reslers re-
cevers Of stolen goods. though might thereby
add thoasapds 20 their number Yet our columns
viii bear witness thar In respect 20 early snd exclaAavs
intelligence have not been behind any Of eur CO
temporsres and whatever honorable enterprise aaa
liberal expenditure can accomplish IN this respect will
be dsne BY Us In future.
Our Country circulation 10 nov larger than that Of
any other general newspaper in the City We sre not
% strong a. some two three Of contemporaries,
for reasons already limited at Yet We believe THE
TknusE this day the best general Advertising medium
this Country has ever known for Ice subscribers are
mainly men Of the time-scivs, inquirins superior to
barlow prejudces and not afraid Of . idea or sus
gestion This IL the very class which be who has some
thing new 20 sell or introduce wishes to sddressthe
men for whom Novelty has no terrcrs and with whom
the fact that thing unknown yesterday 10 no proof
that s not true to-day Hence believe that other
journal even though II were widely circulated,
would reach many whom IL Is worth While TO address
hy advertisement - does THE TsBVsH And NC eoaa-
IDENTITY expect such Al Increase Of Advertising. noe
that shaI be able 20 10 justice ~ has had no precc-
dent There are classes Of advertisements which IN
crease In value - they increase in nunberfor instance
those Of Real Estate, fcr which twenty person. cd
seAn the columns Of journal which has many sd'er-
tisemenis Of Houses or Lands where vd ook over
list Of two or three houses 10 let or farms tor sale
nus We hope even before this year out TO vndicats
present step forward BY increase Of both Sub
scriptions and Advertising which vii fully cover the
heavy outlay TO which t subjects US.
twill be noted tha, We have increased the Width,
DOT the nunber Of our esamns- vide column s more
agreeable to the eye ard renders advertisements more
conspicuous than q nsrros In this nc copy the
great Lonaon iournAls winch THE TEIsUsE vi hence
forth closely parallel in sire and general aspect True,
NC cannot AFFORD to saeh paper % DAILY sod ior
t.o c. nss % they do theirs which sell for eents
~ but We trust our readers viii have to
complain. eyea On this head
We are quite aware that THE TNDrsr las not a.
t.iaed perfection N any department much less N Al
Each step forwad but vdcns the area o. prospective