Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-15
TheNew York Tribune
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Srsni.WcckIy 81. Weekly, sS,
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE coinmene-s IL,
Xivlh annual volume v ith the month al ser
trnb r--comn.nces Il with circuittion( 10 I.
OOO) i.rs.f than was ever before aecoraed q"
ANY genrral newspapsr whatever. This e'rru-
ation ha. been gradually and Labor 'u.l, la NJ
ed by concentrating upon THE TRIBUNE the
best ellorls 81 many editors and correspondents
and hy greater liberal,ty OF outlay IN each de-
par ,ment than wits probably ever before lsk~d
on ANY Journal. II has been attained, not 10y
sailing snooihiv in the current - Opinion br-
lore the wind aud is,skiug III the ,mlrs ot una.
lprtirs, hut 10y an earnest, afkrs devotion to
rrulh and Progress as ul,ovs all partisan 'A'-
grncus. all temper 'Ty in,errsts, all moinentar,
Illusions CT popularity aud succers. Its thor.
gu III advocacy of TempcIan"e aud Liquor Pro.
hibition. Of Justice To the dcspis.d AMI dowr-
lrodicn and Of the equal and Inalieuabt. Rights
ofthe Hunan Race irrespective Of Sex or Cierd
o. Color, have ir,m time to time repsiled nah,
s,n,hiue irsuls. whose pre- iudces or sr'in'ng M
tureGs were thereb, rOntraveeIed, Tut have
conh,n.d to hjrm character which II viii en-
dravor TO MAINTAIN and assign II positi"i ~
mony ioirn,ls which W. feel that Il wili be
hrnce:orih u snccrse not u impair.
Tn. leading IDEAS To which TIE TRIBUNE
is devoted may be briefly SIT iotih a iollo",:
l FRyLDoM, To do whatever is essentially
right-noi alone for White Americana. or Angie
Saxon., or Caucasians eyen--not Tor one katc
another Race in alject bond,ge-but f"r every
Rae. aud Nation, aud every adult rationa! bu-
m IN bcing. THIS Freedom is righiiully ahs,-
lute ia the broad domain oi Opinion, aud in-
vulvr. the squ, aud imperative right TO Polit-
icii Franchises; 2. ORDER, or the necessary
right oi TIE legally indicated ni,jprity 10 HisrdIct
~ thr Sph.re Of Action all practices which II
deems de'npralizing, therefore pre- judicial To the
coum m ucal; 3. BrsErIcEscy, or the Wis.
dom aud policy of employing the reson ccs and
credit OF IN. community To accomplish works OF
general and unqnestioned utility 10 which inii.
vidul. ~, ms are Inadequate or Which though en-
emlnently cIn u;iyn 10 the public good do promis
not to raiiubrse hy their direct income he outlay
required for their consti uction: 4. lsDUsTEIAL
DEyELoPEMEsr, as the corner stone OLA tiua
ant 5en,gn ~, National Policy, counting the nat.
uralization oi IA new AN y,u ,ble ART Or product
of the soil as more important than the acqusi-
tinn Of fresh prov ince or island, and equally
within the legitimate sphere Of National con-
ccrn and y .tioral effort; ). PEACE, as a vital
condition Of true Progress. 10 he cherished 10y
the most anxious, agsiiuous study to proilcr as
rradl, as We are prone To require redress ior
every wrong, and never TO be surrend'ird -x-
ccpt al the call oi endangered Liberty such are
the chi.i landmarks hy which liiE 1RlB.
UNE directs IT, course
But "A sgr prliDn oi f.iE TRIBUNE 10
allotted to what is currently distinguish, as
iuht reading; but Reviews Ol New BOuks al lt-
cid-d interest, With chCice extracts Illustrating
their uu .iity, are freely gwen, while the great
bod, ol our paper H. devoted To ~ lucid aud care.
tai digest Of the News OF the Day, with Editorial
cnm,e ,ts thereon. We have reliable corTcspon-
dents IN each qna,t.r OF the be,and in nearly al
Nh. priacp,l cities Of Europe and America, and
theiI letters will aid our readers to n clearer
understanding Ui the causes hich are now
pr,du III, converting the Old World into one
gl,.nt,~ arcn, Tor the d,ath struggle OF rival ia.
t.rra., p,sson, aud ambitions.
rIlE TRIBUNE coatains reliable reports Of
IN. Markets. Our Cattle Market. reports alone
arc worth more Than the pIice of the paper 10
those who are engaged in raising and selling
Cattle.
SNo paper involving great an expense as our
", .ki, and Sem-N eekly could be afforded at
the l,r,ce of these rhrets except 10 connection
with Daily nor could our DAILY he su-tained
a, its price without tn, aid of our Country edi-
tions l.at 20 III our circulation IL, 1t would in
yolve u, in ruinou, loss but for the receipts for
,dyrrti,iny We believe that in TIE TRiB-
UNE IL realized ths largest variety aud extent
OF solid in'nrm ,tion concerning the events o the
d,y wnich has been OF can bs combined with
exirrmc ehearuess; and in that faith COM
mrnd II To the favorable regard To the reading
public. We offer no remluns for ssb.cribets
temp, nnne hy gambling prospects Of Winning
t,rui. or mansions in a lottery Ia which tickets
are iarnish"d To it, pat ons, employ no travel
iny agents to mpurtune people into tkng ~,
and waste none OF our room IN dunning our sub
cribers iur pay.