The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-01-06
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
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I The Weekly Tribune commences its XIvth annua
volume with the month Of September---conm0nce
with circulation Of larger than vase yer be
circulation has been gradually and aborously ataine
by concentrating upon the Tribune the best efforts
editors and correspondents and by greater lberaity
outlay in each department than was probably be
fore rsked any Journal 1t has been attaned not b.
sailing smoothly in the current Of Opinion before thu
wind and baskng in the smiles of maOritieS, but by
earnes fearless devotion Truth and Progress above
all parzan exgencies, all temporary interests, all
mentary illusions Of popularity and success. Its tho
rough advocacy of Temperance and Liquor Prohibition
of Justice to the dessed and dOwn-tOdden, and of
equal and inaenablc Rights Of the Human Race IRE
spective OF Sex Greed Color, have from time to
time repealed many sunshine friends, whose predices
seeming interests thereby conravened, have
combined to form character which II will endeavor
maintain and assign it position among journals which
we feel that will be hencefOrth success not TO impair.
The leading ideas to which the Tribune is devoted may
be briefly set forth follows l. FRI ED NJ, to do what
ever is essentially rightnot alone for white Americans
or Anglo Saxons. Caucasians even-not for Race
70 determine whether they will or will not hold another
aud every adult rational human being This Freedom
rghtfully absolute in the broad domain Of Opinions and
involves the equal and imperative right to Political Fran
chses 3 ORDER, the right of the legally
Indicated majority to nerdict in the sphere of Action
practices which it deems demorazing therefore prcju
dcial to the common veal; 3. BENEFICENCE, the
wisdom and policy of employing the resources and cred
of the community to accomp ish works Of general
uncuestoned utility to which individual means mad
equate which, though emneny conducive to the pub
lie good do not promise to reimburse by their direct in
Come the outlay required for their construction. f. IN
duSfridt DeUe0pemcnt, the cornerstone OF true
and beugnant National Policy, counting the naturaZa-
ton Of and valuable art product of the Coil
more important than the acquisition of fresh province
island, and equally within the legitimate sphere of
National concern and National effort; 8. Peace, vi
tai condition of true Progress to be cherished by the
most anxious, assduous study to proer readily
are prone to require redress for every wrong, and never
to be surrendered except the call Of endangered
erty Such the chief landmarks by which THE TRI
BUNE directs its course
But small portion The Tribune is allotted to what
Is currently distinguished light reading; but Reviews
New Books Of decided interest, with choice extracts
illustrating their quality, freely given, while the
great body of paper is devoted to lucid and careful
digest Of the News of the Day, with Editorial comments
thereon. We have reliable Correspondents in each
quarter Of the globe, and in nearly all the principal cities
of Europe and America, and their letters will aid
readers to clearer understanding of the which
gradually converting the Old World into gi-
gantc arena for the deathsuggle of rival interests
Sions and ambitions.
THE TRIBUNE contains reliable reports Of the Mark |
cts. Cur Cattle Market reports alone are worth more
than the price Of the to those who engaged III
raising and selling Cattle.
No paper involving great an expense our Week
ly and ScmWeckly could be afforded at the price OF
these she cts except IN connection with Daily,
could Daily be sustained at its price without the aid
Country editions Large circulation is, it
would involve in runous loss but for the receipts for
Advertising. We believe thatn The Tribune is realized
the largest variety and extent OF solid Information
corning the events of the day which has been
combined with extreme chcapneSs; and in that faith
it to the favorable regard of the reading public
We offer premiums for subscribers, tempt none to take
by gambling prospects of winning farms mansions in
lottery which tickets furnished to it's patrons
employ travelling agents to importune people into TAX
ing it, and waste of room in dunning sub
scribers for pay.