Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, 1860.
rINHE TRIBUNE Is now In the middle Of its hfsenth

| IhlBUNEtS now IN the middle OF It's fifteenth
L year; VOL XIV, Of its weekly issue commenced the
LIST of September last The American public need not
now be made acquainted with It's character caes to
consideration. With but subordinate regard for pru
dence policy or popularity 1t has aimed to stand for
Righteousness for TRUTH for Humanity against fortified
lniquity, Fraud and Oppression. There is not slave
trader this Continent, though may never any
hng but his Ill Of sale and notespayahe who does not
know and hate THE TRIBUNE; there an extensive
fabricator Of drugged and poisonous Liquors who does
not consider very dangerous and paper, and
wonder why its publication Is tolerated In commercial,
cotton buying City Ike New York The NecGrk 1Nsrcu-
ry once forciby remarked that it had never known
hard gripping screwng avarcious employer who was not
hostle to THE TRIBUNE, nor euinently generous
and kindly who did like it, Prompt and plain spoken
its denuncations of nquity and abuses OF power while
claim ing no exemption from human falitily, IT may
have done temporary injustice TO individuals but has
never been unahful to Principle deaf to the cries
OF the wronged and suffering In Its columns the advo-
Gates OF novel and unpopular theories contemplating the
Moderation Of human especially those Of the voice.
less and down trodden, have found gudience and
lily; while has ardently resisted, and will per-
sisteny combat every attempt prescribe and degrade
any class because of diverstes Of Nativity, Greed,
Color. pas :zs. 49, asa E-s Ha-rss5tlH ssf s.
hostiities the most deadly and untirng THE TRIBUNE
has grown steadily in public appreciation from the day
OF It's origin Its means OF serving the public have been
augmented in proportion. Instead Of single editor with
one or two assistants its organization comprises
numerous body of writers, each fitted by special accom-.
and experience for the particular line OF dis
cusson to which his is devoted the daily Of
reading matter given more than quadruples that ofs
the globe transmitting earlier and intelligent variations Of
whatever is most worthy Of attention; while Politics. Leg
isiation Literature Art Hstoryin short whatever ef.
fects the social webeng Of mankind PolemIc Theology
alone exceptedands here the frees and most searching
discussion. s- 4-. .,s .-rts r. =
Attached by profound conviction the benefcent pol.
icy OF Industrial development and Internal Intercommu
ncafion whose most conspicuous champion through the
Haf-Century was HENRY CLAY--imbued, moreover,
with that spirit Of orbearance toward weaker neigh
6ors and towards the much wronged Aborgines Of this
name of Wing THE TRIBUNE while surrendering no jot
OF s proper independence co-operated earnestly and
When in an attempt was made to in
terpolate slayehuntng creed sernly resisted
that impos ton when at the close of the last Presden
tai canvass was seen that large portion of the Wings
preferred to defeat their party rather than allow its
Anti-savery wing to share its triumph, under
conservative Chief Pro-Slavery platform, we knew
and proclaimed that theWhig party more SUBJ
sequen events Including the rise and elimination Of the
Know Nothing conspiracy, and the speedy absorption
therein of the whole force Of Pro Slavery Whgis only
confirmed our undoubting antcipations With sicky
lamentations therefore, for the inevitably bygone, but
with hope, and JOY and sympathy and words Of cheer
have hailed the beginning and the progress
OF THAT mighty REPUBLICAN movement which, impeled
stimulated by the astounding outrages whereof the right
OF the Free Settlers of Kansas have been the vicmes
by the repeated and utter yaton of their elections BY
an armed mob collected by conspiracy and hurled sud-
denly upon them from the border counties Of the neigh
boring Slave State is destined to sweep away the land
marks OF old party euds and unite the true hearts and
strong arms OF the freesoed in mighty effort to con-
ne the scourge and scandal of country within the
limits Of the States which unwisey uphold it. To the sue
Of this effort, energies Of THE TRIBUNE win be
sterniy devoted; while the TEMPERANCE REFORM, In
Guiding the entire suppression Of the Traffic in Intoxca,
ing beverages, VIII lind in IT, hitherto, and
unfiinching champion. st.- - ID e. ..Sq,t f4e
Commencing as daily folio sheet of moderate sise, and
issued in quarto form Bay three distinct editions.
Semi Weekly and Weekly, on Sheet ~ by "a inches
has steadily grown from nothing to the following agEre.
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Daily issues levening and morning.. % 500 copies
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