The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-04
The New.YOrk Tribu ne,
1859.

The successful laying of the trans
Atlantic Geographic Cable marks new era in the
history Of Human Progress. Henseforth Europe
Western Asia aud Northern Africa lie within an hours
distance from shores and the battle which decides
the fate of kingdom, the capture Of Vienna Glib
ratar, the fall Of dynasty, the triumph of usurpa-
ton, the birth of heir to royalty, the death of
Nicholas Wellington, any country which touch
the Mediterranean the Euxine, the Black Sea or
the German Ocean, viii be published in NewYo the
next morning, not the very day ofits occurrence
In a moment, as il were, we have been thrown into
the immediate intellectual neighborhood of the whole
civilized and large portion Of the semi-barberous
orld The rise and fall Of stocks in London Paris
will hereafter be reported from day to day in the jour
mails Of sesboard cities The boldest operators la
Wastreet will refuse to buy sell until they have
read the quotations of that days Business the Roy
al Exchange and at the BouIse whose transaction
win have closed an hour before begin.
revolution ia Paris, an important vote in Pariia-
ment fir in Constsntinople, win be discussed around
the breakfast tables OF New-lork few hours after
the occurrence. mighty though silent transfornIa-
ton in the conditions of human existence has been
effected by the little wire stretching the oceans
bed from the coast of Ireland TO that Of British Amer
ica and one inevitable result of this must be
ampled community of feeling and interest among the
nations oi UhrStenapm, and consequent desire for
Intimate acquaintance WITH each Others doings
through the medium Of the Newspaper Press II seems
hardly possible that thousands should henseforth
regularly read their own Journals who hitherto
been content with occasional glance those taken
| by their neghbors while many wao have hitherto
been content with Weekly issue will require a
SemiW eekiy Daily In short Intelligence. Away
al vita, element of growth In WISDOM ia bs-
ness or enjoyment in Iife has nov become indispen-
! sable TO all.
years Old which the st journal in the werd that
appeared regularly an imperial ii gitpage sheet at
low price two cents, and which has attained the
unparalleled aggregate Of more than 2oocoo sabscrp
tions respectfully seeits its share fthe patron
which the Metropolitan press is henceforth
strained, at heavy weekly cost, 10 deserve. Ii asks
especially the patronage and active favor of REPUBII
casSof those who hate all forms Of oppression, and
desire that every rational bring shall be free to
as he hall
deem best--of those Who would extend Liberty and
limit slavery-bat it Further appeals likewise to all
who lock and labor for the of National thrift
plenty, prosperity, through the Protection Ameri
Industry by wisely discriminating duties Im-
portsail who favor National Progress through inter-
nal development aud meloration rather than by exter
nal aggression and extension-ail who would have the
National resources devoted TO the construction of rail-
road to the Pacific than the purchase or conquest
Of Mexico, Nicaragua Cuba-ali who would retrench
radically our present nordinate Federal expenditures
by abolsitiAg or Immensely reducing the Army and
Navy, aud expanding the money thus saved ON works
Of hcngfcence which viii endure bless our Children
all who profoundly realize that sN-
aiteth nation, aud that real advantage ever
accrue to any person community from acquisitions
successes achieved by means which the
laws of Eternal Right. The free allotment of limited
portions of the Public Lands Actual settlers there
on, and every hopeful plan intended to diminish the
sum of human misery from dearth Of employment
inadequate recompense-every scheme especially that
seeks to help the unfortunate by enabling and teach
ing them to help elves-must command our earn
est sympathy and cooperation.
Within the present year, THE TRIBUNE has provided
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merely that some Of subscribers may receive their
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With correspondents at the important points
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chosen from the best in the country, believe that
even those who dislike the politics of sheet concede
to it frankness in avowng its convictions and ability
In maintaining them We appeal then, TO those who
believe that increased circulation of the THINE
would conduce the political, intellectual aud mo
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Increase As employ travelling solicitors of SUBJ
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