Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-03
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
1878.
TsNHE TRIBUNE was first iss,

he
year; its Semi Weekly in Nav 1875 II was the
first daily in America to issue dou lie or eisht
sheet at low prIce. and it has kept al least even
with the foremost of its rivals in the rapid eynansion
OF Newspaper enterprise which the great eTtenSiou
of Ra alrOads. and the establishment of the TeIegranh
system have crowded into these last sixteen eventfu
years No larger Journal is afforded at so low nrr q
in any quarter of the world; none in AmeriC1 No
matter at what prICe issued, pays an equal nrouut
weekly or monthly, fot intellectual labor II mplovs
correspondents regularly i'll the leading cantsIs of
Europe, md n The most important points ON mi :
continent, with Ihe q! staff OF tiers and Tepor
tors al nome, regarding full, early and accurate In
formation as the first object Of NEWSPAPER and tie
timely and thorough eluciGaiOn thereof Is the rhieI
eud "i its Editorials. IN that spirit TIL TRI gTINr
mas neen ana VIII be conducted. extending and per
iecths KS correspondence 50 fast the Increa of
lis patronage will Justify the expense ShoUId the
Gu rEeni attempt 10 connect the Old with the New
world by the magnetic wine prove SIicC e,sTuI we
shall very soon, at heavy cost ourselves and
we trust corresponding advantage TO our readers
pubiish each morning synopsis of the preceding
lay S occurrences throughout Europe Northern
atiiea and Western sia, with regular reports of
the Markets the Hetary aspects and harvest mos
poets OF hither Europe. With good aIias keside
MN aad MS daily paper his firGside tabln the
Am-rlCan farmer or artisan within a Cay's ride ni
the City may then study eaC II cvpiug the toirgs n,
the civilized world IN; oughOut the day preceding:
and 1t seems hardly possible that any who csn read
but especially cne wEa has children ehIca;c will
longer deny himself the pleasure and profit q: daily
Jon fnal Tiie same is true measurahy nftLosa who
1--WE iuFihtr INLAND: though, where mails are nfra-
fueni, Semi-Weekly. or even Weekly paner,
may see NJ sufficient fN'''
THE TRIBUNE deals 18th guest ions Of PoIi,irrr
Economy, Pubic Policy, Ethics, Material prn-rrss
and Whatever Ray aiteC. the intellectual Nrra 30,
CIal and Physical well beihc OF mankind Go,D,rtic
lHeoiog! alone excepted. Its leading idea Is tEf.
hnHoriEg nf honest useful Work in whatever s.,icre
or capacity, and the consequent eiavation or The
norins Class IN An"wiedsa virtue ard general esteem
II Is h@CessaTly hostile 70 Slavery under all its
poets. to lntempCrence in whatever form or ieurae
with its cCcssoTIes, 10 WgT save in the de fen.e nj
Country and Liberty, agains. ac:uaI inyazion ana
.Ifltt sin
ton EXTENDED and encouraged. white wild spa-uf--
Siun and useless Traffic curtaiIed Il favor. t!a
policy o. sustaining and diversity ing Home Incstr,,
by discriminating T&riia pc.:5v which .7aGs q,
increase the price Grain 10 tle farmer ;:Ir -;
minishin that Of Bread 20 the artisan hv re,i,,~.
the DISTANCE aCi1ss which iheir respective pfOilcs
are exchanged and, CT course, reducing .I.e ,- n.
tEC.r trausEOftStiOn. REGARDING Filii,s,.rispi in
al lis phases and every fJr' aid device OF NATIONAL
CcycInu sHcss. WIKI unqualified UbhorTcnce as tic
baac of Republics and in their triumph the grave of
Equal tluml Ei- hts, we seek hy every l.ca,rs In
woo ana win tAe attention of our couulfyucn from
projects OF ag-rad ZeGIeEJ abroad enter rises of
development ami hanGfcance at home foremost
among which We RANK Railroad through the heart
uf auT territory the waters of the AtIaut
with those OF the Pacific. Believing that the Goods
of this life not yet fairly distributed ard no
one ready to work should eyer famish in unwilling
idIeness. it lends open every suggestion OF
Social Improvement which does not counterya il lhe
dictates of eternal Morality war upon that natu-
raj right Of every one 10 whatsoever he has fairy
produce or honestly acquired, whose denial must
sink mankind in 10 the chaos and night OF harbaris
and universal squalor. With profound conscious-
that idlers drunkards, liheriHes and prof
never he other ('n the man) than pecdy nd
wTetehed it hears Goit the great truth thai Proven
tion hetter than runshment-thai the child tram
cd up IN The way he hon'd 20, viii rarely after
years desert that way for the ihOTny paths Of Vice
and Crime-tIat a tue Observation-Disclosures Moral
and Industrial, well as lntcllectual-Is the most
effective temporal antdo the errors and woes of
our race Recognizing in the most degraded speci-
men of humanity divine spark which should be
reverently cherished not ruthessly trodden out,
have charity for all forms Of evil hut those whiC
seek personal advantage through the debasement of
our fellow-b beings The champion of CIa,s or
CASTE the devotee OF no sect, would iain he the
interpreter TO each other OF mems better impulses
and aspira ions the haringer of general Conco be-
rweeu Labor and Capital, and among those whom
circumstances or misapprehensiOns have thrown into
unnatural aniagOnsm. contemporary once OBJ
served that he never knew hard, grasping n,gard-
ly iplOyer who did not hate THE TRIBUNE nor
Il generous large SOuled. kindly one willing to live
and let live, who did not ike it, We ask no higher
praise. no warmer aitestatiOn-
The circulation OF THE TRIBUNE is at this time
as follows: Daily, coo copies; Weekly, I76 sCp
copies; Semi Weekly IG TOO copies; California and
European, 0GG copies; Otal 23O,sUO copies That
Of the Semi Weekly ard Weekly believe to he ex-
ceeded Ly other newspaper published in the
world that Of the Daily falls behind ha. of some OF
Our contemporaries Had our hostility Human
Slavery and the Liquor Traffic been more guarded
and polite, our Dauy issues would now he some
thoHsar heavier and Advertising far ECTe lucrG-
tive bat OF our patronage generally we have rca-
son wish. 10 complain.
ish rural circulation through the influence of
the Postmaster, some of whom embark in il eagerly
undeI political C0nstraInI; while dTg. Huni
her, are happy, for The sake ui Human NaIGre,
state, :ci fuse to be drago0neh into II s. sun, we
have heen made 10 feel tine heavy had o! Power and
have doubtless lost thousan of suEsCr rbers in con
sequence. PTPteNts To which no individual in hls
private capacity would uave stopped have been re-
lied 70 Justify the sIOppage OF papers with in
reach Of their suhSCT IhCIS and TghtiI owners and
theII retention in the Post Uce till their value was
destroyed. Pnstuasters have been sCh0ocd BY riya
j0uruais-severIl OF them living on their selfprO-
claimed ability to serve as an anti6ote 10 THE TRI
BUNE-as 10 their political duty 10 promote at our
expense the dissemination Of ggZeties OF adverse poi
lics. We shall ouilrve this warfare, but we do moi
Indifference TO II. In the open field Of Gisrus
sion, fea- nothing; hgt Ihe tens of thousands
rural nCighhOrhoOts where the Postmaster cat in
duce many of his quiet ighhOrs to take the journal
he recommends, we have already lost some patrons
aud expect lose more subscriptions for this
wear expire. We appeal IherG tore, tc the hearty
faithful fearless advocates Of Free LabCT and Free
Sol throughout the land To take that liS Oc
warfare circulation he not prosecuted with
ont confederation. We employ II" travelling agents.
for we will consent have the purIIe harTassed
Iih the solicitations of strangers. We strike the
name OF each subscriber To Weekly Sent
Weekly from our books 50 soon as his term has
pred, for viii not haunt our patrons with dGns
for arrears which they may they never intend
ed tG incur, for papers which perhaps they never
rea q; rely for the renewal OF club suhsCTIp
lions solely the volunteered efforts uf these who,
liking cur paper. believe its influence ssiutary and
worthy 10 he extended and thus tsT reliance has
been justified, a. We IrusI II may continue 10 he
THE rRt htN Is printed or a large imperial
sheet, H2i by 81 inches, nIicd IN gUATto crg' ana
mailed to subscribers al she following
TERMS
DAILY TRrU SE, per annum, 50 90
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