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in thiseountry, or In the world No change In price was
made in consequence OF this Ehlargement-the paper
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and ink leaving ell other expenses to be deiayed from
our receipts fer Advertising. lnother words We return
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ave copies for Sll 25 with any 81 Ors5 Semi Weekly.
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE entered on
It's thirteenth year on tbe Srd Of September when vas
in like manner enlarged the size Of the semiWeeky
aud Dailv adding more than one fourth 10 It's capacity
ALSO without increase ofprice This enlargement adds
at least S9OO00 per Annum to our expenses, In addition
20 the previous cost Of our Daily enlargement already
effected Our Steam Cylinder Presses not surpassed
| BY any In the world Our Weekly Edition Is over
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put to press without interrupdng or retarding the
regular issue Of three Daily editions amounting 10 Twen
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condemn unsOund principles unwise measures corrupt
acts should the two former be propOunded the latter
perpe,rated by Wings though they had emanasd from
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expressly Antsavery parties lacking that light it de-
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cal good But while does uot its way clear any
effective Political action against Slavery In the States
which cherish it. it regards the defeat Of Whatever
eHOrt 10 eAtenu te giant wrong uhuef tue rag OF Onr
Union to obsuct by its power the progress OF AbO
lition in other lands among the most urgent and
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ty consideration whatever. And while it does not pro-
pose to make AntSaveay the basis Of Political action
other than defensive, 1t will neglect opportunity, re
NIT effort, so to diffuse Light and Truth as u
render the continuance Of Slavery impossible in land
rradated by the sun Of Christianity and boastng itself
the great exempar OF Political Justice and law guarded
I Freedom.
For Temperance iu all things but especially the dsuas
OF Intoxicating Beverages and the legal suppress Of
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ged, unAinchngy aud uutirngy. We regard the Maine
Law as essentially the most bene6cent statute Of our day.
and confidently hope to see 1t soon prevail universally.
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