The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-09-10
TRIBUNE
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
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TENHE TRIBUNE was first issued as Daily on the
II 10th of April, ls4l. Its weekly edition COM
mcnced In September Of the year; its Senweek-
ly In May, 1s45. II was the first daily in America
issue double eight page sheet at low price, and
has kept even with the foremost Of its rivals
in the rapid expansion of Newspaper enterprise which
the great extension of Railroads, and the establish
ment ofthe Telegraph system have crowded into these
last sixteen evenfu years No larger journal is ao
ded at so low price In any quarter Of the world
in America, no matter at what price issued pays an
equal amount, weekly monthly for intellectual la
Dor. IL employs correspondents regularly IN the lead
ing capitals of Europe and at the most Important nts
this continent with liberal stall of writer's and re-
porters az homc regarding FULL early and accurate in
formation as the first object of newspaper, and the
timely aud thorough calculation thereof the chief
end OF its Editorials. In that spirit, THE TRIBUNE
has been and will be conducted, extending and per-
fectng its correspondence fast the increase of its
patronage will Justify the expense Should the current
atteptto connect The Old with the New World by the
magnetic wire prove successful shall very soon at
heavy cost to ourselves aud, trust correspond
Ing advantage to readers, publish each morning
synopsis OF the preceding days through
out Europe, Northern Africa and Western Asia with
regular reports ofthe markets. the monetary aspects
and the harvest prospects OF hthcr Europe. With a
good atlas beside him and his daily paper on his fire.
side table, the American farmer astizan within a
days ride ofthe city may then study each evening the
doings OF the civilized world hrought the day proceed
ing; and IL seems hardly possible thai any who can
read, but especially who has children educate,
will deny himself the pleasure and profit daily
Journal. The same is true measurably OF Those who
live further inland; though, though where mails in
frequent, q semi-weekly, weekly paper, may
THE TRIBUNE deals will, questions Of Political r.
economy, Public Policy, Ethics, Material Progress, and
whatever may effect the intellectual moral social and
physical well being Of mankind, domestic Theology
alone excepted Its leading idea Is the honoring of
honest, useful Work in whatever sphere or capacity
and the Consequent elevation of the Laborns Class In
"a Al n.t 1last IL
riy hostile 10 slavery under all its aspects, 10 Inten-
peranee IN whatever form degree with its
rieS TO War in the defence OF Country and Lber
~ against actual INVASION and every form of Gam
bling. Desiring to see Prodsetion extended and en-
couraged, while wild speculation and useless traffic
curtaed il farors the policy of staining aud divers
tying Home Industry by a discriminating Tariii-a
policy which tends to increase the price Of Grain TO
farmer while diminishing that Of Bread to the artizan
byreduclng the distance across which their respective
products are exchanged and, of COURSE reducing the
cost of their transfer. Regarding Filbusterism in all
its phases and every form and device Of National
etousness, with unqualified ,bhorrenee the bane OF
Republics and in their triumph the grave of Equal u
man Rights, we seek by every aud win
the attention of our countrymea from projects Of az
grandizement abroad To enterprises OF development
and benetceHce at home, foremost among which we
rank railroad through the heart of territory
connect the waters of the Atlantic with those OF the
Pacific. Believing that the goods of this life are not
yet fairly distributed, and that ready to work
should ever famish in unwilling dleness, II lends
open ear to every suggestion of social Improvement
which does not counterval the dictates Of eternal
ally nor war upon that natural right Of every
cd ybnse ,,aniai ,,s, s;, T. ,a,i; j, ~ ~ .
night OF barbarism and universal squalor. With a
profound consciousness that idlers, DIR ikards, iber.
than needy and wrs,chd 4, - u.. u 'e
that prevention Is better than punishment that the
child brought upin the way he should go, will rarely
vice and true ,rn,;n p"Fno
al and Industrial well intellectual-is the most
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have been schooled by rival journals Of them