New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16
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the most various and widely screpans opinions oil
controverted propositions. Sons Of them are moved
70 enter cayeat against an uncertain number Of our
smsor rather against the impolitc frankness where
with We UNFOLD them-but all 1--WE do not now remem-
her an exception) speak approvngy Of the energy in
5ustrv. ability and enterprise with which this journal
has been conducted as also Of the fearessness Of it
snrit and the fairness of it's general conduct From
te notices which TO hand yesterday, we extract
the following, which we think will interest most OF our
readers sufficiently to pay for the space they occupy
| Tuy NrwY York TRIBUNF-We have uninten'onslly
DELAYED Noticing the enlarged and beauted appearance Of
this sterling newspaper 1t is the largest paper Of the
kind in the United States and it is in our Judgment the
best We have not room day TO speak at length OF its
merits nor is il necessary we should Its fame coe,ten
siye with the Union and It's is proof that It's ability
/ is appreciated We are glad Of its good fortune
Nyw York TRIBUyr-This sheet comes to greatly en-
aryed printed upon type and whole east Of appear
emodeed and greatly changed for the better In the
announcement of these Changes the editors say that they
will for the future involve am 0ddnioHa expenditure OF
$4,000 per annm This is large figure TO the eye but
the truth the making Of daily papers ii done mp right and
encrgetcay is not 10 be accomplished IN any such saw
ing way ~ once characterized IT,
The TribHRe in its new dress and with enlarged Dor
der is certainly most beautiful and highly creditabie
sheet and without reference its mhtitudnOus
we congratulate It's proprcors upon their taste and pecu
MARY ability do what they have for their paper by this
last and wish them fu reward Tor All the tos ana
efforts Il must needs have cost them Buffalo Express
ENrARGEMENr OF The TRrBUNE-Ths gem Of New
York journals 10 in enlarged FORM and IN
dress and style of making up quite unique among Amer.
enterprise versatility of talent and the variety and extent
of subjects of public interest which always brought into
its daily columns Striving always To keep length ahead
of It's contemporaries the utmost energy and eless actv-
y has been necessary for the press of New York Is
living thing growing with all the vgor that forcing
process give it, The If6HRc has not been behind its
neghbors, any time. and il will be admitted think,
that the form in which now appears peculiarly suited
10 the freshness which cbaracterzes Growth
and expansion in every direction law of nature which
such thing newspaper must live up 10 and OBJ
serve their fullest extent There is never time when
may be- said that the last stage OF progress has been
reached and existing things may be set in the mold and
conserved without change disturbance forever Growth
and progress emuatiyeseen in thing all else IL
prompted to follow and compete The It6nRe will never
give up in the while there is chance to win nor
then All people who have aspirations for them
selves their country will bid God speed IL y now
the of The LORdOH Times with an increased width OF
page and column, and still not cumbrous May its shadow
never be ess-nor its spirit AZ all abated Koch Dem
THT NEw.YoRK TNBuNE-This able journal entered
upon thirteenth year of existence Monday by an en-
argement of its borders adding fully third 10 lts area
Ii is the largest double sized Daily in America and in
appearance resembles The LOROR Times. The quality Of
paper upon which is printed very fine and white and
than all that received from its subscribers for
the printed sheet The expenses attendant upon the en-
largement have been very heavy and for the next year VIII
be larger than its annual income has ever yet been
The IriJuRe has always been consistent, out spoken
Whatever
either in theory practice he has unhesatngy adopted
This has led him into the advocacy OF several Isms when
we could not PPor but we have always gwen Sb s%s
are unquestoned and those VINO WELD the pen with MN
are also gentlemen of industry and talent No stone VIII
be left nturned to make The Tribune stand at the head
American journalism We heartily wish it success.
tsyrscuss Western State Journal
ENLARGrMFNr-The New York Daily TriJune com
menceds Thirteenth Volume Monday last in greatly
enlarged FORM and appearing new and more distinct
type We glad this evidence OF prosperity on
Of THE TJH0,. Differing from in many things-holdmg
diverse opinions on many othe more prominent questions
of the day have ever been ready 20 acknowledge inc
ability honesty and independence which have character
lied t. and which have placed among the leading news
and political journals othc world The energy which ss
tanned it, when young and weak still gives spirit and de
termination TO lis columns and long such nepss
;rcelcy pike Dana TAYLOR Ripley Snow sc, &c, arc
found in its editorial rooms IL must "go ahead ana pns
per We wish it all manner of successive do mol KNOW
that we would add wishta il might be in any thing iii
irept Buffalo Rough Notes
THy NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE has been increased IN It's SIZE
Its columns have been widcned which adds one thri moro
to It's area making il of the largest daies issued ~ '
country THE TriLuac is of the most enterprising
and popular journals issued and upon social and poics
reform questions very earnestly devoted Perhaps IN ITS
zeal 10 eject reform NAV be attributed much Of IT, ins
As new spaper The TrJuae Is of the best AS Wen a.
of the largest in the country ana there no SURF
evidence of its prosperity than when increases us caPc
~ 10 accommodate its business IL has completed its
twelfth volume, and during the whole time y mas Deeh
published has held commanding and influential poslu"n
The Tjibune has always been managed with degree Oh
enterprise which il scarcely equaed by any paper IN hs
country The .ki and ability displayed upon that paper
entities It the admiration and good wishes Oh an
[0swsso Journal
TpF NywYoRK TRIBUNE has just entered upon its iiir-
teenh wear enlarged NEARLY to the size OF me LgTo"
Tj1fs and in an entire new dress We heartily glad 10
witness this new evidence of enterprise and prosperity Oh
the part prOprieors, and have no doubt our iee
ipgs cOncdent with those OF every admrr oi lc w
compromising Independence thought political literary
theological and other topics the earnest warm hear,d ne
voon the interests Of the aborng classes the hearty
espousal OF every trdth which seemed calculated To
benefit mankind and the powerful support OF every wor
thy hnnanary measure and every system oil government
al poty which have for their aim the exaltation OF our
common country in Justice in enterprise IN dignity IN ruo
REFORM in greatness which have ever characteriaed ho
conduct Of that journal Yet The 1rtbnne j. dskcd ny
many for its peculiar SOcastc tcDdenccs and ITS freedom
of speech on religious matters Though we cannot sub
scribe 10 many Of its views yet cannot condemn anot-
or for exercising that which hold supremethe right I'd
perfect freedom of thought and speechoyerawed ny no
authority judicial professional prestly You will noe
find The TrAnHe ia the sayemart the GROCERY or mo
den of nfamy upholds injustice il does not wink at
debauchery pander 10 the beastyappetes OF depaved
humanity As a journal for reference in science tera-
ture biography politics and especially in business matters
iNeriden Connecticut WING.
The NEw.YORK TRIBUNE enters upon its thirteenth year
with large addition to its former dimensions bright and
beautiful garb and If Formerly is certainly now, TO our
thinking the best general newspaper in the United STATES
The IJibnne Notwithstanding the bitter prudces OF those
who invariably condemn everything which they do not UNI
dersiaud has long been considered by 81 the moe
fair, candid reliable journals in country IL has unit
ory maintained the character of an earnest Inquirer for
Truth And this very feature which has brought upon IT'S
head the anahemas and maledctions Of the unrehectng
have always looked upon Of the most promising
and desirable traits of its character like The 1rttn
says one except for its perpetual dabbng in the is OF
the day Well Ike it for this too The widest
yagares and doctrines have often gtterng pearls OF rum
secreed within them and who shall ever discover men.
II be not the patient searcher and investigator ims
work into which The Tribune has always entered with
nd a zeal vh hase yinced a determination