New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-14
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE-I.57-s.-

10Th Of April 1871. Its We.hy einion was connencea
Sci TENDER Of the ye lie semiWeekiy N haJ, Is
Il was The first daily in America u double esh page
sheet price, and 1t has kept least even with the fore
Of n rivals In the rapid eapnson Of Newspaper enter
prise which the great e1tensoa RiroAd and the establish
u the Telegraph system have led into these last six
een eveptf yea No larger journal all rded at 80 loS
p-ioe any quarter Of the world in Anea mater
a, what price sred pays equal amount weekly monthly
FOR intellectual labor employs correspondents regularly In
he leading capitals If Europe, snd ct tho most important
poizis this continent with liberal stsh Of writers and
reporters home, regarding f8 early aud In
formation - the first obec. Of newspaper, aud the
timely and thorough eucdaon thereof the chief end Gifts
Editorials In that spirit HE TRIBUNE has been and will
be conducted extending and percting its correspondence
ss. the increase Of its PATRONAGE will justify the expense
Sboud the current attempt to connect the Old with the New
World by the magnetic wire prove successful shall very
soon heavy cost to ourselves and trust correspond
Ing advantage TO readers plbh each morning ynops.
Of the preceding days throughout Europe NJrtA
Africa and Western Asia with regular reports Of the
he the monetary aspects and harvest prospects OF hher Eu
rope With good atlas beside him and bis daily paper his
fresde table the American farmer arsan within days
ride Of the city may then study each evening the doBss Of the
civilized world throughout the dsy preeiins and IL
hardly possible that who rcsd but especially who
has children educate will lon deny himself the pleasure
and profit Of daily journal The same true neasabJ OF
those live further inland though whore mails infe
quent Semi Weekly. a Weekly psper nay seem
sufficient.
THE TRIBUNE deals with questions OF ron.cs ECONOMY
Public Policy, Ethics Material Progress and whatever may
afec. the Intellectual Moral Social and Physical ebens Of
mankind, dogmac Theology alone excepted Its leading idea
10 the bonc.ng honest useful Work in whatever sphere
capacity the consequent elevation Of the Laborng Class
knowledge virtue and general esteem. 1t 10 necessarily hos
tile under ell Its aspects to 1n.emperance In what
ever form OF degree with accessories TO War In the de-
Of Country and Liberty ssaint actual nvAon and to
every form of Gambling Desiring Production extended
aid encouraged while wild Speculation and useless Tafc
are cuaed favors the policy Of sustaining aud Diversity
ing Home Industry by discriminating Tariff. policy which
tends to increase the price Of Grain TO the farmer
while diminishing that Of Bread to the artisan, by rcduo
ing the distance which their respective products
are Of reducing the cost of their
Regarding Fbusterism in al Its phases and every
and Of National covetousnes with unqualified sbho
rem the bane Of Republics and in their triumph the
Of Equal Human Rights seek by every means to
and win the attention Of counrymen from projects
Of sgssndzenent abroad to enterprises Of development
and bene6cence at home. foremost among which rank
Railroad through the heart of our territory to
the ater Of the Atlantic with those Of the Pacific Believing
that goods Of this life not yet fairly distributed and that
no ready work should famish in unwilling idenes
II lends open every suggestion Of Social Improvement
which does no. counerv the dictates Of eternal Morality
war upon natural Of every has
fairly produced or honestly acquired whose denial must sink
kind into the chaos and Of barbdm and universal uao
With profound ousne that iders kard ibenes
and prosaes be other lin the man needy and
wretched bears o the great truth that Prevention
than Punhment-thst the child trained up In the way he
should viii rarely in after desert that way for the
hony paths of Vice and Crmehst charlottesville
lous Moral and Industrial well Intellectual-s the
effective temporal Antidote to the and Of
Recognizing in the most depaded specimen Of Humanity a.
vine spark which should be reveren,y cherhed ruty
trodden have charity fer all forms Of evil but
which seek personal advantage through the dbsent OF
fellow beings The champion Of no class caste the devotee
OF no Sect would be the interpreter
better impulses and ASPIRATIONS the habinger Of
general concord between Labor and Capital and among those
whom circumstances misspprehensons have thrown
into unnatural an.ssonsn. cotempOTary observed
that he knew hard grspns niggardy employer who
did not hate THE TRIBUNE generous larse-souled
kindly one willing to live and let live who did not like it. We
ask no higher praise, no warmer atteststion
The circulation of THE TRIBUNE is at this time TO-
ows Daily $4,000 copies; Weekly, 176,SOO copies
Semi Weekly 10000 copies; California and Europeans
5000 copies; Total 23O, 500 copies That Of the Sem
Weekly Weekly believe be exceeded by other
newspaper Published in the world that Of the Daily falls be
hind that Of Of cotemporanes Had hostility to
Human Slavery and the Liquor Traffic been guarded
polite, Daily issues would be thousands
heavier and Advertising far lucrative; but Of
patronage generally have reason, WISH to complain
OF late concerted effort has been made diminish
rural circulation through the influence Of the Posmae
whom embark eagerly others under political cousant
while large number happy for the sake Of Human
Nature state refuse to be dragooned into q. ALL STILL
been made feel the heavy hand of Power and have
doubtless lost thousands Of subscribers in consequence Pre-
texts to which individual in his private capacity would have
stopped been relied justify the stoppsge Of papers
within reach their subs rbers and ghu and their
retention In the PostOce till their value destroyed
Possers have been schooled by rival ournas-scver OF
them living their self proclaimed ability anti
doe THE TIBUNEas to their political duty promote
our the saztes Of adverse pocs We
shall ouve this warfare but do affect Indifference IT,
In the open field Of discussion fear nothng but in the
of thousands neshbohoods where the Postmaster
induce many his quiet take the journal
ends have already lost patrons and expect to ose
more subscriptions for this year expire. We appeal
therefore, the hearty, faithful fearless advocates Of Free
Labor and Free Soil the land take
official circulation be not prosecuted without
countesction We employ travelling agents for will nc,
consent 70 have the public hassed with the solicitations
.snaers in our behalf We strike the Of each subscriber
70 our Weekly Semi Weekly from books his
term has expired for will net haunt patrons with dun
for arrears which they say they intended incur
for papers which perhaps they read rely for the
of club solely the volunteered
of those no. lining paper believe its nfsence au.ay and
worthy be extended and thus far reliance has jus
tilted as we trust 1t may continue TO be.
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the following
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sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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Two Copies year. Ten Copies address 30 %
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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