Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1858-03-18
THE ys.EW T0RR 1.RIBUNE.
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THE .N.EW PORK TRIBUNE.
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YNHE TRIBUNE WA irst issued I'd 4 Daily
i on the st0tk sfgApril, is4ls Hsysv veekly
saI.,os w.' c0@msDSsd % y ssR.snSsI # 'es
was the FIRST daily ID America 10 iss1e 4 double
eight-page shest at q low price, and il has kept
atleasf even with the foremost of iss' rivals III
the rapid expansion Of Newspapet enterprise.
which the great extension of Railroads. ana the
cstablishnent of The Telegraph sysaem have
crowded into these last sixteen evenifai years.
No larger journals IS afforded ii % low price ia
any quarter Of the world none ia America, Nd
matter ut what price issued, pays an equal amount,
weekly or. monthly, for intallectual labor. d Ii
employs correspondents regularly ia the leading
capitals Of Europe, and at the moot important
points on this continent, with liberal staff 0f
writers and reporters at home, regarding full,
early and accurate Information as the irst obiect
Of a newspaper, and che tinneiy and thorough
calculation thereof as the chief end Of its Edito-
riais.s IN that spirit The lfi8mRe has been and
will be conducted. extending and perfec,ing It's
correspondence so fast as the Increase If lii pat
ronage Will Justify the expease. Should The
current attempt to connect The Old with .he New
World by the magnetic wire prove successful, we
shall very soon. at heavy cost to ours elves, and
wetrust.a corresponding Advantage to our readers,
publish each morning synDpais Of the preceding
days occurrences throughout Europe, Northern
Africa and and Western Asia, 4 With regular
reports oG the m4rkets,h the monetary as
aspects aud harvest prospects Of Europe.
With good atlas beside him and his Saiiy paper
on his table, tho American farmer OF, artisan
within days ride Of the city may then study
each evening the doings gof the civilized world
.shroughoet the day preceding and it seems
hardly possible that any who can read, but es-
pecially enc who has children to educate, will
longer deny himself the pleasurs OF and profit Of
"A daily journal. The same is true nleasusibly
.of those who live further inland ; though where
mails are nfrequent, u Semi Weekly, or even
Weekly paper, may seem sufficient.
The Tribune deal with questions of Political
Economy, Public Policy, Ethics, Material Pro
,gress, and whatever may affect the Intellectual,
Moral. Social and Physical welbeing cfmank ind,
'dogmatic Theology alone excepted. Its leading
idea is the honoripg Of honest useful Work 10
whsteyer sphere or capacity, and the eleyatiolo Of
.the laborng Class in knowledge Virtue and general
esteem It is necessarily hostile to Slavery under
all its aspects, to Intemperance in whatever form
or degree with its accessories, 10 War savo in the
defense Of Country and Liberty against actual
invasion, aud to every form Of Gambling. De-
string to see production extended and encouraged
while wild speculation and useless traffic are
ecurtailed, it favors the policy Of sustaining
and diversifying Home Industry by a discriminate
ling Traffica policy which tends to increase the
Eprce Of Grain to the farmer while diminishing that
'of bread to the artisan, BY fedaciDg The distance
across which their respective products are
exchanged and, of course, reducing the cost Of
their transfer. Regarding Filibnsterism- ia all
Its phases, and every fqrm and devise Of National
covetousness, with unqualified adherence as the
.bane Of Republics and in. their triumph the grave
of Equal Human Rights, we seek BY every means
TO woo and win the attention Of our countrymen
from m'projects of pggranazement abroad 10 enter
prise Of development and ,bene6cences at home
foremost among which we rahk-a Railroad r,hro'7
the heart~of cur territory to connect the waters
.ofthe Atlantic with those Of The Pacific Believing
that the goods of this life are not yet fairly dis
-tribntsd ,uaad thatne one readytos work eshould|
ever famish'in unwilling dleness, il lends I'D open
.earsto every suggestion of Social improvement,
which does not countervai the dictates OF eternal
Morality nor war upon that natural right Of every
'one to yshatsoeyer he has fairy produced or hon.
restiy acquired, whose denial must sink mankind
insothe chaos and night Of barbarism and universal
squalor. With a. profeuad. ,cdnsciousness, that
oilers, drunkards, iibertines and profligates can
never be other (inthe main) than needy and
wre,cbed, 1t bears aloft the great truth that
prevention is better than punishment--that the
child trained up in the way he should 60, will
aarely IN utter years desert that way for the
thorny paths of ViccSand CrimeLthat a true edu-
ca,ion-religious, moral and industrial as we'll as
inteaieetual-.is the most effective temporal
:;sntidote to the errors aud woes of our race
Recognizing 10 the most degraded specimen. Of
Humanity . disinespark which should be- rever-
emily cherished, not rnthiessly strodden out, we
have charity for all forms of evil bat those which
seek personal advantage through the debasement
OF our felow-beings. The champion Of no class
or caste, the devoteef Of no sect, we wonId fain
be the interpreter to each other of nlen's better
impulses and aspirations, thevharbinxet Of general
concord between Labor md Capital, and among
those whom circumstances or misapprehensions
have thrown into unnatural antagonism. A CO..
Temporary once observed that he never knew a
hard. graspiag,. ,uiggardly employer who did not
kindly one, willing to live and lei live, &ho did
not like il. Weas4 no ohighes praise, nor warmer
a,testation. ID .,Sa 1s
The circala,ieaa Of NE aytsuae Is aAi.y,ine
az follows: Daily, $4,000 copios; Weekly,
l76,3o0 copies; Semi Weekly. $4,000 copies |;
Cahf,inia and European, 900 copies Z; 4 otal,
232.S00 copies That Of the Semi Weekly and
Weeklyye believe 70 be exceeded BY 40 sofhel
newspaper publihsed il, III world ihat of the
Daily falls behind that of some of our coteriapo
raries, Had our hostility To Human Slavery n 4 nd
the Liquor Trafic been more guarded and polite.
our Daily isspes would now Be somc thousan nds
heayier and our Advertising far mora lncra alive
but Of our patronage generally we have noreason
no wish. .5| e complain. comp M .4 .s 8R ast3
Oflaie, a CONCERTED efart, has been made Il
dimidik ctkrnray yrircp lssioatk tksouxh .hs n6sepss
Of the PostWastsss, some Of whom embark mi,
eagerly. others Under political restraint while, q
large number. we are Happy, for the sake 81