Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-21
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE Commences its
NlVth annual volume v Ith the nunth oi Sep
temlgr--comnences II with "A circulitOn( ID =
OOO) larger than was ever before accorded 10
any general newspaper whatever. This circu-
lafIon has been gradually and laborinu-y alta u
cd by concentrating upon THE TRIBUNE the
best efforts ,f msoy editors and correspondents
and 10y a greater bberality OF outlay ~ each d, >
partInent than was probably ever before isked
on any journal. IL has been attained, not by
sailing smoothly in the current of Opinion be-
lore The wind and biskiDg m the smiles Of ma
iorites. but by an earnest, fearless devotion To
Truth and Progress rs above all partisan exi-
gencies, all Temporary interests, all momentary
illusions Ct popularity and success. lis thor
ough advocacy of Temperance and Liquor Pro-
hibition. Of justice to the despised and DOWN.
trodirn, and Of ths equal aud inalienable Rights
o'tbe Human Race irrespective Of Sex or Cieed
OF Color, have from time to time repelled many
sanshiue frisuds. whose pgeludlces or seeming in
terestsiwere thereby contraveened, hut have
confirmed to form character which il will en-
deavor 20 MAINTAIN and assign IL a position IL
nong journals which we feel that il will be
henceiorlh success not To impair.
The leading ideas to which THE TRIBUNE
10 devbed MAY be briefly set forth n follows.
J. FREEDoM, u do whatever is essentially
right-not alone fer White Americans, or Anglo
Saxnns, or Caucasihns even-not for one Race
to determine whether they will or will not hold
another Race in ahiect hondage-but for every
Race anl Nation, ani every adult Rational hui
man being. TINS Freedom is rlghtiully abso-
| lutte in the broad do.n uu Of Opinion, and In-
wolves the eqnal and imperative right to PolIt-
ica. Franchises; z. ORDER, or the necessary
right oi the legally indicated majority TO interdn,
| in the Sphere Of Action all practices which il
deems de,noralizing, therefore pre- judicial To the
common veal; 3. BENEricENcf, or The wis
dom and policy Of employing the resources and
credit Of The community To accomplish works Of
| general and unquestioned utility to which iDdi-
viduas means are inadequate or which though en-
eni tly conducive to the pu Ii l,ood, do proi e
not to rainburse 10y their direct Come the outlay
| required for their constructions: 4. INDUSTRIAL
| DEvELorEMENr, as the corner stone Of tue
| and benignant National Policy, counting the nat
uraizaton Of new and valuable AT, or product
of the soil as more important than the acquIsi-
| ton of fresh prov ince lor island and equally
within the legitimate sphere Of National con-
Germ and Na,ioral effort; D. PEACE, asa vital
condition oi true Progress, 10 DO Cherished by
| the most anxious, assiduous ttudy to profrr
| readily ms We are prone 10 require redress for
| every wrong, and hcver 10 lie surrendered ex-
crpt at the call Of endangered Liberty Such are
the chief landmarks by which TIE TRlB.
UNE circcs it, course.
But a small portion Of THE TRIBUNE 10
| allotted to what is currently distinguished as
light reading; but Reviews OF New Books Of de-
cided interest, with CHI ice extracts illustrating
their quality, are freely gwen, while the great
b,dy OF our paper il devoted TO n lucid and care.
I # digest Of the News OF the Day, with Editorial
comments thereon. We have reliable cOrrespon-
dents in each quarter OF the ODE and in nearly al
the principal cities of Europe and America, and
their Ltters will aid our readers 10 "A clearer
nnder erstanding OF the canses which are now
g,,du,ily converting the Old World iIto one
g,z ,ntic arena or the d,,h struggle Of rival iu-
t,rs.ts, u ,ssions and ambitions.
TIE rKIBU Ne contains reliable reports Of
the Markets. Oar Caite Marke reports alone
ne. worth more than the price OF lhe paper to
those who are engaged in raising and selling
Cattle.
No paper involving 50 great an expense as our
Weekly and Semi Weekly could be afforded at
the pr.ce Of these sheets except 10 connection
with Daily, nor could our Daily be sustained
a, its prics without the aid Of our Country edi-
tons Large as our circulation is, il would in
volye us in ruinous loss bu, for the receipts for
advertising We believe that in THE CRIB
UNE is realized the largest variety aud extent
of solid information Concerning the events fthe
d,y which has i,pen or can be combined with
cxir .ne chearness; aud in that faith we COM
mend it to the favorable regard 10 the reading
public. We oher NO rem'uIns Tor subscribers
tempt none by gambling prospects of winning
t,rns or mansions in "A lottery in which tickets
are furnished to its pat ons, employ no travel
ing agents to impOrtnne people into taki IL,
aud waste none oi our room IN dunning our SUBJ
cribers for pay.