Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-11-23
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/ pointed. JOHN j.. LUTHER.
N9y.9 1886, -, -esg
lrssfzE New ksrk. Irfbune, 1866
= IhE IRtsgSE V BOW ii the middle Of its
/ fteenill yea; VOL KY: fits weekly issue COM
nisnecd on tIe 1st OF Septclibef last. Tie Aile-
ricah public g,ecd hot hgw lie made &cquaint-
ed wiIaits character or claims TO considera-
iibn, With lat subordinate regard ior Yri-
dshet, policy or orlopularity, II has ainfed 10
sttlld ier righteousness, ior Truth, for Iiu
nlanity, against fortified fniqpity, Fraud and
Oppression. There is not slave-tradeleon this
Continent, though he may never read my thing
but his bills of sale and notes payable, who
does not know and hate rHE TRiBtrSE; there is
hot 'Iil extensive tApricater Of dragged and poi
sohous Liquors who does not CONSIDER il a very
! 'iangera,fs and immoral paper, ard wonder why
it> pubilcatiohis tolerated in u commercial, cot
| ton-bsS ing City like New York. The Bs,oGih
Mercury once i0rcitiy remarked that il lad me-
vtr known u hard, gripping, scl'cwing, avari.
eious employer who was not Ecstilr TO fItE
fRIBrSE, nor one easineRtly generous and Kind
ly WHO did not Ike ii. Prompan plsin-spo-
| Ken III lis denuneiations Of inguitv and abu-
ses OF power, while claiming no exception from
/ hnnin faiibil4ty, 1t may have done temporary
Injustice 10 individuals, bur 1t his never been
laiiitltfnl 10 Princip!c, -dea to the cries OF
the wronged asid suffering In ii e0Iupans the
contemplating the nleliaration of human WOES
especially those OF the yuicel,ss and down
trodden, have ey found audience and hospi-
tahty; while il has ardent! y resisted and will
persistentlscomba bat every rg'atteinpt 10 proscribe
aud degrade any class beos tseAof dlysrslties
OF Nativity Greed Colsrs ss.s
In defiance OF calamnies the most atroc: Gus
and Of hostilities the most deaalS'and untiring
fHE TRIBUNE has grown steadily in public APP
! rtr.at fitan q aI.K,
means OF serving the public have been augs
mersed in PROPORTION. ..Instesld of a single
editor with one eor two assistants, its organiza-
tIoa nav co-spriSeS a numerous body OF wri-
tiers, each fitted lay special Accomplishment
and experiences for che particular lile pi dis
cussioH 10 whicfa bis pen is dey oted; the dally
amount of reading matter given HVrr than
quadrGpie$ that OF its eariiett issaeS a stsh OF
valued correspondence encirehcs the globe,
transmitting early and intelligent narralions OF
whatever is most worthy OF attentions; while
Politics, Legislation. Literature, Art, History
/ r-iu short whatever affects the social wcll-be-
ing Of mankind, Pocnic Theology alone ex-
crpttd-fnds here the fftest md most search
ing discussiou.
Attached by profound conviction TO the be-
nehccut policy Df Industrial Development and
Internal lntercommuaication whose fnost con-
sptcuous champion through the last Half Cel.-
y
with that spirit Of forbealance toward our
! weaker negabors, and toward the much wrong
ID A6qrigjRcs of this Contins1t and Of Peace
witt Al! whicil'will itiOw tbs name of Whig,
I if'E TRIBuyE, white surrendering no lot OF it's
independence. co6persted earnestly and ar
IDENTITY with the Wing piits 80 long as ITS vi
! IaHty WAS preserved. Nncl; in io5u-2, an
attempt VAS made TO ointerPdIt.te slsye-huntipg
INTO IT'S creed, W. steinlY resisted that ifnDo-
" h,.p az l.tsp tif th.,l.
tiai cnnvassi it seen thata large portion Q &
the w higs preferred to deirat their own. party
/. rather than ALLOW It's Anti Slavery wang to
share It's trtmph, even under cuIiseryativl
Chief on a Pro Slavery platform, We lsncwtn
proclaimed that. the Wing party was no more.
Subsequent events including the rise and cul-
intIJttOH Of tht. kaow oth1ng Conspiracy,
and the speedy alisofptinn thtTciH of the whole
force of Pro-SiaYery Whigism, oily confirm
j ed our undoubtIng antcipt.tious. Nth 10
! slckIy ldmentAtions, therefore, Tor the nevta-
/ bly, 1ygone, but with hope, and joy, and SYM
4 pathy, and words OF cheer, have we hailed The
/ beslnhing and watched the progress of that
+ sishty hEPrDLIc+N nOTenent which, impell-
I ed py the pcrtdious violation of the Missouri
! Compact, and stiMHhted by the astounding
/ outrages whereof the rights Of the Free Set.
1 tiers OF Kansas bake been the yictiIns-hy the
! repeated and utter vitiation OF their elections
! by an armed mob collected by conspiracy and
hurled suddedly upon them from the border
counties "f the neighboring Slare State, is
] destined to sweep away the landmarks of old
i party feuds, and u:ite the trlie hears ANA
strong arms Of the free-souied in one mighty
effort to contine the seourga and scandal Of
our country within the limits Of thef States
( which unwisely uphold it. To the success of
tits effort the eaergies OF THE TRIBUHE will he.
stefnly devoted; while the, TEMPERANCE RE-
/ FoSa, including the entire suppression uf the
fraffic in Into exicating beverages, wiHY6nd in
II, rs hithgte, an earnest and gnhinching
/ champion. is5.3 sqaa
Commencing daily folio sheet of mode
I rate size, and with scarcely a shadow of nat.
| rouage, THE TRIBrNE is nos issued in ouarto
form Daily (three distinct editions,1 Semi
Weekly and Weekly, on "a sheet A -by "a inch,
es, eight ample pages OF SIX columns EACH
It's circulation has steadily grown from nothing
to the following aggregates:
Daily issues (erening and morning) 90, 5l0conies
sem-Weekly, . 14.E5 :.
Weekly, lar 75o g.
California edition, q ono 50
Total. IS7 4ah
We believe no other newspaper in the world
has subscriptions list over half so large a.
this and no periodical Of any sort can rival it
And while its extrei lie cheapness, rendering ar
increase Of paying readers only as Indirect NO.