The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-10-29
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AtifaSleven with theuOremoSt OF OF it's rivals
4 in the rapid expansion d, Newspaper enterprise
Nth the great extension Of Railroads, and the
establishment Of the Telegraph system have
crowded into these last sixteen eventful years.
Z No larger journal is afforded at 50 low a price
many quarter Of the world none in America,
Nomatter at what price issued, pays ali equal
snouut, weekly or monthly, for intellectual la.
pr 1t employs correspondent is regularly in
e lseting capitals of Europe, and at The most
stM points Oh this continent, with lib
III of writers and reporters at home re.
sg full early and accurate Information as
ffstohjert of Newspaper and the timely
thoro0ghkeucidatio thereof as the cheiI
pf its Editorials In that spirit THE TRIB.
E has been aud will be cond ucted extend
snd per- IAting its corespon dence so fast as
incfea96f its patronage will Justify the ex-
Rse. Should the current attempt t. conn ect
Old withthe New world by the magnetic
He proyesuccesfu', we shall very soon at a
'eaVy cog 10 ourselves and, we trust: cores
ading advantage to our readers publish each
morning 4 synopsis of the preceding days oc
RE1ence throughout Europe, Northern Africa
'er1 elS1s.- Win regular reports of the mar.
atnomentary aspects and harvestS pros.
pectsNts shes Europe, with good atlas beside
lin andNhle.daily paper on his freside table
y thS vi dlllSHH hUHlH uHN 5
ride OF the City may then study each evening
the doings of the Vized world throughout the
~ day preceding; and it stems hardly possible
th1sfny who can read, but ESPECIALLY one who
- has children to educate, uill longer deny him
the pleasure and profit Of daily journal
IEe same is true measurably of those who live
further inland; though where mails are infre-
quent, Semi-Weeky or even a Weekly paper
may seem sufficient.
The TRIBUNE deals with questions of Po.
litinal Economy Public Policy Ethics, Material
a Progres and whatever msy effect the Intellect
usl Moral Social and Physical will being of
Mlnanknd, dqgmatic Theology alone excepted.
fss leading idea is the hono-ing Of honest use
orksin whatever sphere or capacity, and
consequent elevation of the Laborng Class
~ knowledge, virtue, aud general estimation. 1t
snecessarily hostile to Slavery under all its as
4 poets, to Temperance IN whatever form or de-
zgrke with its accessories, to War save in the de.
Of Country and Liberty against actual in =
Sion and to every form of Gambling. Desir.
Ato see Production extended and enconra ged
whEwild Speculation and usrless Traffic are
curtallee, it iavors the policy of sustaining and
diversiylng Home In ustry Ivy a discrimina-
ting Tgrritf--a policy which tends to increase
the price OF GraD to The farmer while diminish
the distance across which their respective pro-
dacts are exchanged and, of course reducing
the cost Of their transfer. Regarding Fibust,
erism in all it's phases. and every form and de-
vice q National covetonsness, with unqualified
-abhoNpce as the bane of Republics and in iheiI
triumph the grave of Equal Human Rights, we
seek BY kyery means y WOO and win the atten
/ fon of u sountrymeh FROM projects Of aggran-
ID ESs.A a6road to- Enterprises of Development
p<nee foremost among
Ak Railroad thfouE4I the heart o
ry to connect the waters of the Allan
hose OF the Pacific. Believing tina
Of this life are not yet fulrly distribu
lat no one Of this life ara not yet fair
s tied and that NJ on1 Veady to work
er fam.h in unwilling idleness. it
pen ear to evey suggfs.ing- Of So
Mt which does not counterva the die
Iternai Morality nor war upon tfat
eyerY = whatsoever he ha'
acquired, who's,
into the chaos anC
rsal Squalor. Will
idlers, drunkard
n never be othel
nd wretched, ii bear
Intervention is bette
the child trained up il
win rarely in after years
he tborny paths Yiee
eJncRtol -Rehg 6sst
us Wet<es IU.eleclual-is
|mppia aAthote to the er-
Lr Tdce. Recognizing in the
linen Of Humanity divine
be revereutly cherished. not
bot, I'VE have charity for all
bose which seek personal
!, debHsement of our el-
hpion of no class OF caste
kwe would lain be- the in.
erOf mems better impulses
farhinger of general con.
Capital, aud among those
or msapprehensions have
antagonsm A eontempo-
he never knew a hard
poyer who did not hate
generous, largesouIed
i've aud let live who did
higher praise no warme:
FfIE TRIBUNE is at this
y 32,0UO copies; Weekly,
Weekly, $4,000 copies
ean $500 copies, Total
Of the Semi Weekly and
be exceeded by no Other
n the world, that of the
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them living on their self proclaimed abilil
rive Us an antidote to THE TRIBUNE
ir political duty to promote ct eur expen
semiration Of ga1etts OF adverse politi
MI ioutlive this warfare, but we do I
t,fferance to II. In the open field
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