New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
The New.York Tribune.
1S6S-6O.

Asia and Northern Africa lie within hour distance
from eur shores and the battle which decides the fss
Of q kingdom, the capture Of Vienna or GibrAl-
tar. the fall Of q dynasty, the triumph Of ssssrps-
ron. the birth Of an heir TO royalty, the death Of
Nicholas or Wellington, in any country which
touches the Mediterranean, the Euxine, the blaeA
Sea or the Germso Ocean, will be published IN
New-York the next morning, if not on the very dAy
Of lis occurrence. In . moment m II were, We
have been thrown into the immediate intellectual
neghborhood of the wh Die civilized aud large poF-
ton Of the semi bsrbarous world. The rice ssd AL
Of stocks in London or PARIS will heueetorth be 70
ported from day to day in the journals Of our 49,
board cities. The boldest operators in WX!lstrcee
will refuse to buy or sell until they have resd the quo
tstions Of that days business the Royal Exchange
and at the Bourse, whose transsc6ors viii have
closed an hour or 90 before can begin. Arevolu
hon in Paris 40 important yote in Parliament, an To-
surrection in Italy ire in ConstsnenoPe, will Be
discussed around the breakfast tables Of NeS-York
. few hours after its occurrence. a mighty
though silent Transformation 10 the conditions Of hu-
msu existence ha, just been effected BY the little
wire stretching scross tbs oceans bed from tho
s,ut of ireland 10 that of British America and
QUE inevitable result Of this must be An uueXaua-
pied community of feeliog aud interest among tho
nations of Chrsteadom, and 3 consequent des're
for more intimate acquaintance vito each others
doinss through TIE medium Of the Newspaper
Press. 1t seems hardly possible that thousands
should NO. henceforth regularly read their own
Journals, who have hitherto been content with A
occasional glance at those taken by their neighbour;
while many who have hitherto been content with
Weekly issue will now require Semi Weekly or
Daily. In short, Intelligence, always vital element
of growth in wisdom. success in business or enjoy
ment in lie, has now become Indispensable to all.
THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE, now moro than
seventeen years old, which was the hrst Journal in
the world that appeared regularly on an imperial
eghtpase sheet at SO low a price a. two cents,
and which has attained the unparalleled aggregate
Of more than 100000 subscriptions, respect
fully solcits ito share of the new patronage which
| the Metropolitan Press is henceforth con-
strained at heavy weekly cost, TO de-
serve II asks especially the patronage and active
| favor of REPUBLICANs-of those who hste ~
forms Of oppression and desire that every rational
being shall be free to employ bis fa'ultes in
sach innocent manner as he shall deem best-of
those who would extend Liberty and limit Slavery
but il further appeals likewise to oil
who look and labor for the return of National
thrift, plenty, prosperity, through tho Projection
Of American Industry by wisely discriminating
duties on Imports-al who favor National Progress
through internal development and msbofahou
rather than by external aggression ard extension
al who would rather have the National resources
| devoted to tho construction Of . Railroad to
| the Pacific than to the purchase or conquest Of
Mexico, Nicaragua or Cuba-all who would 10
trench radically our present inordinate Federal
expenditures by aboEshing or immensely reducing
the Army and Navy, and expendng tho
| money thus saved on works OF benenoeoce
| which will endure TO bless our childreu-
| all who profoundly realize that RIGHTEOUSNESS
"exalteth nation" and that no real advantage
can ever accrue to any person or community from
acquisition or successes achieved by means which
sontrayene the laws of Eternal Right The free A.
| losment of limited portions of the Public Lands to
Actual Settlers thereon, and every hopeful plan
intended to diminish the sum Of human misery
| from dearth of employment or inadequate recon-
pense-eyery scheme especially that seeks TO help
The unfortunate by enabling and teaching them 10
help themselves-must command our earnest gym
psthy and cooperation.
Within the present year, THE TRIBUNE has pro-
vided itself with and faster Press at coat Of
$50 COO merely that 0four subscribers may 70
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might do. With correspondents at tho most i'm
portant points throughout the civilized world, and
a-staff of writers chosen from among the best 10
the country, we believe that even those who dis
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ness in ayowiDg its convictions and ability in main
tanning them. We appeal, then, TO those who
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TRIBUNE would cOnduce to the political, intelec-
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ask our present patrons in every locality 10 speak
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shall gladly receive from any friend lists Of taoso
who would receive and read . specimen copy Of
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post Offices at which We have now no subscribers.
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