New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-24

tn, THnUsE AND ITS SUBsCRIBERs.-Belov are
extracts from various business letters which go 10
show how The TRIBUNE is locked upon by the Ameri-
can ptocle Though it is not conducted to the taste
Of the Pro-Slavery, Silver Gray, and Kaow-Nothing
politicians, they cannot get along without the paper,
and are compelled to subscribe for it, even when they
would be glad to withhold their patronage The fol-
lowing is from gentleman in Milford, Mass, manu'
featuring town in Worcester County, which contains
spcpulation of something ike 900:
r. he Editor oeTa< ~ y Tribune.
SIR: IDo.Ored seDd you the money for one nun
and forty ,hree WEELY TRIBUsEs. TO continue the
Cub for this town, and two DAILY TRIBrNEs. Com
psrne lsst years Club With this, 1t would look as
ibsueh hard times and Ksow- NOthngisIn we're favor
able 10 the circulation of The TRIBUNE, or that more
pains were taken 10 canvass the town. lhere mas
been much said and felt OF hard times an thls to~n'
but TO do without The TRIBUNE woul be harder still
have been looking for the man that would MAKE one
more than the Club numbered last year. found him,
and have few more Ieft of the same sort. know OF
two persons who take paper edited by Cakhotic.
If you will ren0unce allegiance TO the Pope, and loin
the Supreme Order Of the Star.Sp4ngled Banner,
will guarantee that they will take the paper. IL is
pity thai msa canIot have paper that agrees with
him in every particular. Why should your Opinions
be held Up to subscriber aness you know that you
reflect his opinions When you cease to reflect some
mems views the cry comes Stop my psper. THE
TRiBrSE will live without such men, but it can
Egua Rights for all .......,
YoMs. CHARLES G. JOHNSON
Here is letter from Great Falls, n. H., village
OF about 81 600 inhabitants:
To hh> Edaor Of tn N. y. Tyf1vne.
SIR: 1teie are maryland confess was among
the punber-vho wonder at the immense circular )n
of TIE TRIBUNE, but since commenc I'd soliciting
subscribers l have only wondered that it is not
larger for have oply sked such men as have met
casually in three or fur days, and although believe
there were about one hundred and twenty five sub
scfibers in this small town, have no: the slightest
doubt that we have intelligence 10 this community
sufficient to enable TO obtain 100 to $50 more If
one had the time to spare 10 look them up. l have
not much time at my disposal, but have, without
difficulty added over twenty 10 the list. And II does
seem 10 me though there might be SONS one 10
every town of this eize in New E0gland VINO could
do o. much; and wOuld it they oniy mad some one TO
start them. VIII you make the suggestion!
Great Fols, ~ II, Feb IL, 1885. A SUBSCRIBER.
: FROM THE OLD DoMISIoS-LIGHr PENETRATING
EVEN THLRE--A gentleman writes us from Virginia
that a year ago, he desired TO subscribe for THE
TRIBUNE, but was prevented by the Postmaster, who
assured him that he had right to take i-thst the
laws Of Virginia would not allow such paper to cir
cula.e in the State. Since that time the said Post
master hss grown enlightened, or more liberals
for be now kindly Offers TO permit our friend TO TO-
colve bis paper through his oice-saying tina, " he
cannot dictate to the people around him what kind
Of papers they shall take" How kind in him