New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
WEEKLY ENLARGED.

Or the 18th os.t April THE DAILY rsIsUNE having completed
ts twelfth year. enlarged than fourth nearly
the of The LOHdOI Tines making considerably larger than
any other cheap Daily pubsbed this country in The world
No chan price made Consequence of this Enlarge
ment-the peper being still Afforded Mail Subscribers -
per annu delivered by carriers m patrons in this aud the
adjacent III per week snd sold to those Carriers
and TO Agents ordering by Express Nail for distant sale
per thousand copies payable advance Ahese rces
our aggregate receipts for entire Daily edition do not exceed
The PAPER and Ink leaving all other 10
be betrayed from receipts for Advertising n other words
each purchaser OF paper from MS his moneys
worth naked send him. looking for the reward OF
our labor and the heavy of Teegaphing Cor
rrspondence Reporting Competition Printing Mailing Book
keeping Rent Advertisers alone We DO not think
possible cheaper newspapers beyond this point 1t
ever ha be hereafter intend be with the foremost
IN demonstrating the fact
Our sFmrWEExLY EUROPE An and CALIFORNIA editions
enlarged simultaneously and equally with the Daily and also
without any of price We respectfully solicit com
parson SemiWeeky 50 per two copies sent
year for IS and copies for s with - or 8 Semi
Weekly Will cheeuy send copies for this purpose
direct or post paid application.
The NEwi oRK WEEKLY tribune enters on Us thirteenth
year the ID of September will In like manner BEEN
laeed Of the Semi Weekly and Daily adding more
fourth its cspscyaso without increase OF price
THIS adds at least $4,000 per snnun to our expen
ADDITION the previous Of Daily Enlargement
already affected All editions will the LIST Of septen.
Der next appear entirely and besuutype now la
Prese. surpassed by any the world Even though
our Weekly edition should be rapidly up 10000 copies
prepared print and mhl every COPY on the day
Thursday that the form put to press wthoAt ntermpng
0r rtsIdpg the regular issue OF three Ouy edcos
amounting to Twenty odd THOUSAND copies We stand ready
ADOPT sny improvements howey whih will
70 disseminate intelligence freshly and Effectively, and
shall especially hail. W. labor effect radical in
the CELEBRITY ard reliability Of the Nsils
TIE now IL character TO maze 20 procldm
sgfE the of eQn
these principles Of Political action dstncyey termed VINO,
recognized therein the basis Of perfected de-
yeopmen Industry, Of rapid snd vast Improvement in In
Recommendation and the reazatono lofty and benynaDt
National destiny through the general diffusion Of Ine The
'uf Labor the pe'ety Of Peace and me parhc
ou of Morss Experience he's rpened and deepened the
vcons cherished snd acted and th strong to
day that whatever may fate Of the Wing Organization,
the great which form and vitality ndestrcby
essenria 10 Country prosperity and true glory
But TIE TRIBUNE has and be mer1 paty
organ supported the Wing party because the distinctive
principles of that party appeared to favor the great ends which
has abored subserye advocated smeasufe because
YVES proposed sustained by the Wing party holds hsef
st all condemn upsound principles unwe meas
corp, should the two former be propounded or
perpested by Wbigs though they bad enanated
from hostile camp IL epe all solicitation 10 take It's stand
on psnks Of whatever Baltimore other PLATFORM
In so far Peace Liberty Education Temperance Internal In.
proyement snd industrial Development may be subserved by
acting with the Wing party il be haz been
Whg Should appear that these bat Aggression
Slavery nteInp Popular Ignorance and their naua alice
or conseouence be suseryed by blind following OF
Party will be faithful its conyons though al the expense
of it, psTty afinies Inshor regards party and a
os but and fuctDatng looking enduring
and far ends and would gladly see ths Waig
party Dissolved thereby the cardinal principles thai
upheld could e commended general favor and Acceptance
through the breaking down Of the Chinese Wall OF prejudice snd
aversion which hides them FROM he apprehension Of mny
wellrnespDe bu, III informed thousands
Though acting WITH any Abolition or other one4des
party THE TkIBUSE and be the relentless foe Of Hu
Slavery Whatever else Dds 20 degrade Labor and
obuct Intellectual aud social development OF any portion
Of mankind Were able perceive that IN New York
could sbosb Slavery Carolina might attach Itself
Of TIE expressly AnfSiagery parties lacking th hghr
decnos abandon substance for the shadow Of political
coed But while loes Us ssy ceartO any effective
Political action against Slavery IN the States ~hch cherish
regards the defeat Of effort to extend giant
wrong aon, obsrgct by it, power
progress Of Aboron in ether lands among
ahd sacred Of public dEe MT De su5ornatet
party corsderfOn whatever And while doc. propose
70 Ardsayey the basis Of Political action her than
def nsiye VIII neg opportunity remit erof go %
dsrse Light and Truth render Continuance q slavery
impossible In land hrsdis'ed By the Of Christianity and
bossng se the great ezepar Of Political Justice and Law"
guarded Freedom
For Temperance in all things b especially the cuse o. In
oxcsr Beverages legal suppression II the Liquor
Traffic shsl struggle, have struggled yy
and urrngy Regarding enactment. Of the essential prov
ons Maine Law where they are no. yet legally
and their enforcement elsewhere 20 be e
mount Legislative need Of time we shall urge our readers
s We have heretofore done for ManeLsw legislators
and law enforrers from the ranks Of the party rather than
champions Of License who sy be otherwise sound faith.
We regard the Maine Law essentially the most benehcenf
statute day and confidently hope 70 ser SON prevail
universally No Election result badly which secures the
cage and enforcement Of the Maine Law
On cur Correspondence with the most important points
throughout the world need here de OF the fact that
our Associate BArAaD TAYLoh the ether side Of the
Globe sending from the seat d In China and
peetns depict for readers the physical moral and
social characteristics Of eaousy guarded Japan the public a.
ready aware. lie viii probably return By way Of Australia and
California in Of which have several correspondence
Breey-we ska pare cxpense 70 keep cur readers well
adved every subject Of and doubt mai the
generous Of patronage hitherto accorded to Is VII ss
tuue 70 repay al our eEersons