Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-04
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.


1S6T-66.
FT,HE TRIBUNE wns irst issued Daily the 10th
Sertonsbcr cf tho same year; s semi Weekly in MAY
isl5. II the hrst daily IN America 70 issue double
with the foremost Of t ivals in the rapid expansion
q Newspaper enterprise which the great extension Of
crowded into these last sixteen eventual years No laR
journal Is afforded al 40 low price In any quarter Of
eued pays equal amount weekly or monthly for intel
cctua labor II employs correspondents regularly In the
leading capitals Of Europe and at the most important
points this continent with liberal stat Of writers and
reporters at home regarding full carly and acufato inor
nation the FIRST object OF Newspaper, and the timely
eucida,ion thereof the chief end Of It's Editorials In
that spt THE TRIBUNE has been and will be conducted
extending sad nereeeng s 70 ias as w
the current attempt 10 connect the Old with the New
World by the magnetic wire prove successful shall very
nj heavy cost TO ourselves, and trust
ponding advantage 70 readers publish each morning
synopsis Of the preceding days throughout
Europe, Northern Africa and Western Asia with regular
reports Of the markc the monetary aspects and harvest
prospects of hither Europe with good atlas beside
farmer or artisan within day. ride Of the city may then
study each evening the aongs Of the civilized world
throughout the day proceedings and II seems hardly pos
sble that any who read, but especially who has
children to educate willonger deny himself the pleasure
and profit OF daily journal The Is true measuraby
Of those who live further inland; though whore mails
are infrequent, sem Weekly, Weekly paper,
THE TRIBUNE deals with the questian Of Political
Economy. Public Policy Ethics, Material progress and
whatever may affect the Intellectual Moral Social and
Physical we'll being OF mankind dogmaic Theology alone
excepted Ia leading idea Is the honorng OF honest
quent elevation Of the Labong Class in knowledge vir.
tue and general esteem tits necessarily hostile to Slave
~ under It's aspects Inteperance in whatever form
degree with s accessories to War in the deiente
of Ctu1try and Liberty against ectua INVASION and TO
tended aud encouraged while Wild Speculation and
less Traffic curaied II avors the policy Of sustaining
and diversity ing Home Industry by discriminating Tar.
i-a policy which while diminishing that Of Breadt the
artisan by reducing the distance which their
spectve products exchanged and Of reducing
If Regarding FillihustprisIn
all s phases and every form and device Of National
etousness with unqualified adherence the bane Of Re-
publie and in their triumph the grave Of Equal Human
Rights seek by every to and win the atten
on Of countrymen from projects and beneacence at
home, foremost among which rank Railroad through
the heart of territory to connect the waters of the
Atlantic with that Of the Pacific Believing that the goods
OF this life not vet fairly distributed and that
ready to work should evermish unwilling idenes II
lends open to every suggestion OF Social improve
eternal Morality upon that natural right OF every
whatsoever he hns fairly produced honestly
quired, whose denial must sink mankind into the chaos
and night Of barbarsm and universal squalor. With
profund consciousness that iders drunkars libertnes
and progates be other lin the man than needy
and wretched bears nof the great that Preven
ton is better than Punshmsntat the child trained up
that way for the thory paths Vice and Cfine-that
true Observation-Disclosures, Moral and Industrial wellas
Inteec,ua-is the most effective temporal antidote 70
the and of Recognizing In the most
degraded specimen Of humanity divine spark which
should ne revoreny cherished, not ruhlessly trodden
out have charity for all forms Of evil but those which
seek personal advantage through the debascent of
ellowb beings. The champion Of class CASTE the
devotee Of sect would fan be the interpreter to
each ther Of mems better impulses and aspirations, the
harbnger of general concord between Labor and Capital
and among those whom of
have thrown into unnatural antagonsm. Acotemponry
once observed that he never knew hard graspng, mig
gardy employer who did not hate THE TRIBUNE, nor
generous arge-soued kindly one, willing to live and let
live, who did not like it. We ask higher praise, no
The circulation Of THE TRIBUNE is at this time as
follows: Daily copies; Weekly copies Semi
Weekly 10000 copies; Californian and European, 5000
copies Total 230 800 copies. That OF the Semi Weekly
and Weekly believe to be exceeded by other
paper ublshed in the world that of the Daily falls be-
hind that of OF cotemporaries Had our hosti-
iy to Human Slavery and tho Liquor Traffic been
guarded and polite Daily ssues.would be
thousands heavier and Advertising far ucrave
but of our patronage generally we have no reason, no
wish to complain.
of late concerted effort has made diminish
rural circulation through the influence of the POsaste
some of whom embark In It eagerly others under political
constaint; while large number, happy. for the
sake of Human Nature to state refuse to be dragooued in
to u at ALL St have been made to feel the heavy hand
Of Power and have doubtless lost thousands of subscb
Pretexts to which Individual in his
private capacity would have stopped have been relied TO
justify the soppage of papers within reach Of their
subscribers and ghtfu owners and their retention in the
Posofice till their value was destroyed Postmasers
have been schooled by rival Of them iv
ing their self proclaimed ability to antidote
to THE TRBUNEas to their political duty promote at
expense the dissemination of gazettes OF adverse poll
tiles We shall outive this warfare but do not affect ind
ference to It, In the open field of discussion moth
ing but in the tens Of thousands OF rural neghborhoods
where the Postmaster induce Of his quiet neigh
bors take the journal he recommends have already
scriptons for this year expire. We appeal therefore, TO
the hearty faithful fearless advocates of Free Labor and
Free Soil throughout the land to take that this oc
ia warfare circulation be not perseeued without
counteraction. We employ travelling agents. for viii
to have the people harassed with thu socita
tions of strangers In behalf We strike the OF
each subscriber 10 Weekly Semi Weekly from
books his term has expired for will not
haunt patrons with duns for which they
gay they intended to incur for papers which they
never read rely for the renewal Of club suhscrp
ion solely the volunteered efforts worthy TO be extern
ded; and thus far reliance has been Justified
trust it may continue tn be.
THE TRIBUNE is printed on large imperial sheet 32s
by A inches folded in quarto orm and mailed to subsci
bers at the following
| TERMS:
DAILY TRIBUNE, per annum. SO 90
| sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
One Copy one year SO Five Copies one year s11 25
Two Copies year Ten Copies 10 address 20 90
| WEEKLY
One Copy ono year 81 CO. Five Copies one year ga %
Three Copies, year 0O Ten Copies, year IL %
| Twenty Copies, 10 address, and any larger
ber at the rate of 81 per Rnnum- $40 0O
Twenty copies TO address Of each subscriber, aud
any larger number, the rate OF 81 20 each % 0t
Any person sending a club OF twenty will b,
entitled to extra copy.
Subscriptions may be commenced at any time. Terms
always cas- In o1vance All letters be addressed to
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| New York Sept, 1851 Tribune Buildings,
/ No. l54 Nassau street, N. Y.