New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-30
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
n 1886.

| IuE TIuF USE is now in the middle gift. 6fteentb
! year Vol. Nv of its weekly Issue commenced %
! the Let Of September last. lhe American public
=, "ed not now be made acquainted with ss cbsrsc-
/ ,sr or claims TO consideration. With but sub
ordiu, 'e regard for pruoeDce policy or popularity
Th,s ain ed - stand for righteousness, for Truth,
| Sr Human 'ty, against fortified Iniquity, Fraud
| srd Crpres.io.1. There is not slave-tradsr On
| this &, ntinent though be may never read any
rno but his hills 81 sale and notes payable, who
| so.s NJ, know and hate The tribune; there i.
not an extensive fsbrica " OF drugged and poison
ops Liquors who does not consider it a very dan
serous and immoral paper, And wonder why i've
publication is tolerated in q co.. 1merclal, cotton
buyipg City like New York. The e'ea'A Meresy
| once forcbIy remarked that it lad De> or known
hard, gripping, screving, avariccns emp. oyer who
was not hostile to TIE TRIBUNE, one Cox nentJ
generous and kindly who did not like it. Prompt
and psia-spoken IN its denuncistions of nqmty aud
abuses ofpower, while claiming no exception fruAa
human fallibility, it may have done temporary In.
iustice TO individuals, but it has never been I'm
faithful to Principle, nor deaf to the cries OF the
wrorged and suffering. In its columns the sdve-
Gates of novel and unpopular theories eontcui-
Mating the moderation of human Woes, especially
those of the yoceless and dOwn.trodden have ever
found audience and hospitality; while it has ar
IDENTITY resisted and will persstently combat every
attempt TO prescribe and degrade sny class be-.
cause of diyersites of Nativity Creed, or Color.
In defiance of calumnies the most strociOus. aad
If bostili,ies the most deadly and untiring. THE
THlBrNE has grown steadily in public appreciation
from the day of its origin. Its means of serving
the public have been augmented in proportion
Instead of single editor with one or two assist
ants. its organization now comprises numerous
body of writers, each fitted by special accomplish
uent ard experience for the particular line Of dis
cussion TO which his pen is devoted; the daily
amount of reading matter given more than quad
ruules that of its earliest issues; staff OF valued
correspondents encircles the globe transmitting
early and intelligent variations of whatever is
nost worthy of attention; while Politics, Legs-
Io,op. Literature, Art, History-in short whatever
AFFECTS the social well being Of mankind, Polemc
Theology alone excepted-fnls here the freest and
most searching discussion.
Attached by profound conviction to the bensi
cent policy of Industrial development and Internal
| champion through the last Half Century was
HENRY CLAY mbued, moreover, with that spirit
Of Crbearance toward our weaker neighbors, and
toward the much wronged AbOrignes OF this Con
tirsnt. and of Peace with All which will hallow
The pame of Wing, TIE TRIBUNE, while surren-
de,ipe no jot of its proper independence, cooper
a,ed earnestly and ardently with the Wing party
so long as its vitality was preserved. When, in
le5O-2. an attempt was made to interpolate slave
| limiting into its creed, we stornly resisted that
| inposition; wheO, at the close OF the last
| Presidential CANVASS, il was seen that a
LARGE portion Of the Wings preferred to defeat
their own party rather than allow it's Anti'Slayery
wing TO share its triumph, even under conserya
tive Chief on a Pro Slavery platform, We knew and
unclaimed that the Wing party was no more
| Subseauent events, including the rise and culmins
ton of the Know-NothiDg conspiracy, and the
speedy absorption therein of the whole force Of
| Pro.slavery Whigsm, only confirmed our un-
donbting anticipations. With no sckly la
uentations therefore, for the inevitably bygone,
but with hope, and joy, and sympathy, and words
| of cheer. have we hailed the beginning and watched
the progress of that mighty REPUBLICAN movement
which, ltDptltu pl thc VI
Missouri Compact, and stimulated BY the astounding
outfaees whereof the rights OF the Free Settlers Of
Kansas have been the victims-by the repeated
and inter Wit alton Of their elections by en- armed
mob collected by conspiracy and hurled suddenly
upon them from the border counties Of the neigh
boring Slave State, is destined to sweep away tho
landmarks OF old party feuds, and unite the true
heart. and strong aIms Of the free. sOued in one
mighty effort to conne the scourge aud scandal Of
our country within the limits Of the States which
| upwisey uphold It, To the success OF this effort
| the energies Of THR TRIBUNE will be sternly de-
voted while the TEMPERANCE REFORM, includ-
ing the entire suppression of the Traffic in Intox-
icating Beverages, will find in it, as hitherto, an
| earnest and unfinching champion.
| Commencing as daily folio sheet Of moderate
size, and with scarcely shallow Of patronage, TIE
TRIBUNE is now Issued in quarto form Daily three
Distinct editions, Semi-Dtekty and Ueekiy, on a
sheet "A by "A iLches, eight ample pages of six
| C, lunns each. Its circulation has steadily grown
| from nothing TO the folio King aggregates:
Daily issues evening and mo- nng). 20 500 copies
SemiWeekly ...-......''.'-....--' l4,Ho
Weekly lSI, 100 -
| California edition. ..-............... 900
To al ..-......'....'....... IN, 40 COPIES
We believe no other Newspaper in the world
has subscription list over half so large as this
and no periodical Of any toft can rival It. And
while It's extreme cheepbess, rendering an increase