Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-01-31

VHE EEWY0RK TRIBUNE, Issss.-TuE IL
4 blNE Is noE 10 the middle Of is RAeenth ye1
Vol. AN. Gifts weekly issue commenced On the Isl II
September last. TIE american public need not pos
Dc made aeqaaluied with its character o. claims 10
consideration. Wiih bot subordiHa.e regard or pc.
denee, policy Or popularity it has aimed % ssand fs
ksh'eou.1ess for truth i0F Humanity y.lnsl rlacd
.uiquiy, ffaud And Oppressioa. There is bot = Save
radcf on THIS Continent, though he nav never read
anything bat bis bills Of sale aud notel payahle. she
does not know and hate fIlE TRIBUNEthcrc is hot an
extensive iabfcator Of dfueged and poisonous uuoss
Hho does not eonsdeTis very dangerous and immssai
paper, and wonder shy q pubicallon i tolerated Ia
commercial. cottan-buying CITY like New-Ytrk The
Newark Mercury once foTciblY remarked that il had
never known hard, griping scrcvlng avahrioas en-.
ployer who vas not hostile 20 The rribnuc nor one
eminently generous and Kindly Who al NOT likeH-
Prompt and plain spoken 10 its debuneiaons ofinquty
and abuses Of power while claiming no exemption iros
human hlbhiiy it may have done temporary injustice
% ndyiduals bat IL has never been unaithfll 10 pin.
cipe nor deaf 70 the cries Of the wronged and suffer-
ing In rs eolumn the advocates Of novel and uupop.
ular theories contemplating the meioraton Of bamaa
woes, especially those Of the vOieeles and down lrod
den have ever found audience aud Hospitality; zhils
il has uderty resisted, aud wil persiseutly combat
every attempt 70 prescribe and degrade any class bs.
cause Of diversities Of NATIVITY, Creed or Color.
In defiance Of ealumnies the most alrocious and Of
hostllies the most deadly and untring. The Tribune
has grown steadily in public appreciation from the day
of origin. Its means Of serving the pubic have
been augmented in proportion. Instead Of 4 single
editor Sith one two Assstarts lie organization nov
comprises numerous body Of writer's each 6fted BY
special accomplishment and ex iersnce fJr the parc.
uar lneo Of discussion 10 which bis pen Il devoted the
daily amount Of reading matter given more than qua.
dfupes that Of its earliest tissues: staff Of valued cor.
respondents enciTces the globe transmitting eaiy aud
Intelligent nauaiOus Of WhateYer s most worthy Of at.
teniion, while Politics, Legislation, Literature, Arts
History-in short whatever affects the social well be.
log Qlmankind, Poemie Theology alone excepted
ffssSefe the freest and most searching discussion.
Attached By profound conviction TO the bentfeent
cypoil Of Industrial development and Internal Inter.
communication vh0se mist CONSPICUOUS ch mpion
through the last Half Century was Henry vlay-im-
bued moreover with that spirit Of ioTbearance toward
our weaker neighbors and toward the much Wrnnged
AbOHgines Of fhis Continent and Of Peace with Ill
which will halloW the name Of Wing, The Tribune while
sLueuderiug no Ot Of s proper independence cooper
ated earnestly and ardently with the Wing party 50
long az its vitality preserved. When IN 1902 an
atteBpt made TO interpolae slavehuntirg into lie
creed sterny resisted that imposition whop at the
close Of the last Presidential canvas it vas seen hata
large portion Of the Wigs preferred to defeat their
OED party rather than allow is Anti-Slavery wing TO
share its triumph, eTen uEder conservative Chief on
PrO-saveIy platform, knew and proclaimed that
the Wing party was no more Subsequent events In.
conspiracy, and the speedy absorption therein ths
Ihoe force Of Pro.SaVery Whgism only confirmed
our undonbt ng antcipatiOns. With no sickly amen.
at0ns therefore for ihe inevitably bygone but with
hope and joy and sympathy and words OF cheer have
We ha led the beginning and watched the progress Of
that mighty Republican movement which, imrelled by
the perfdious violation Of the Missouri Compact, and
stimulated by the astounding oulrages whereof the
rights Of the Free Settlers Of Kauzas have been the VIC
msby the repeated and utter yitiaon Of their elto
tons by armed mob collected BY conspiracy and
hurle suddenly upon II EN- from the border counties Of
the neighborisg Slave State is destined TO sweep away
the landmarks Of old party feuds, and unite the true
hearts and strong Of the ree-soued in mighty
effort 10 cOnhne the seOuFge and scandal OF country
within the limits Of the States which unwisely uphold IT,
To the success Of this effort the energies Of The Tribune
will be sternly devoted while the Temperance Reform,
including the entire suppression of the Tac in IntoX
ic4tng Beverages will find in IT, as hitherto an earnest
and unAinching champion.
Commencing as a daily folio sheet Of moderate
size, and with scarcely shadow Of patronage TIE TT
bune il now issued 10 quaro from Daily three distinct
editions Semi.W Weekly aud Weekly, on a sheet AZ by
"a inches. eight ample pages of six columns each Its
circulation has steadily grown from nothing to the
following aggregates:
Daily issues (eYening and morning. %, 500 copies
Semi Weekly. 14,176
Weekly 136,5OO
California edition. 5000
Total. Is6.I75 copes
We believe no other newspaper in the world has
subscription list over half so large this aud peri
odical Of auy sort riva it, And while its extreme
cbeapness rendering increase of paying readers only
as indirect pecunary advantage to US, has doubtless
largely swelled its subscription list it would be absurd
ty not to perceive in this unprecedented patronage
some evidence Of public approval and esteem.