The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-07
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The NcW.YOrk Tribup1rS
1860.

The successful laying of the trans
Atlantic Telegraphic Cable marks new era - the
history Of Human Progress. Ienseforth, Europe
Western Asia and Northern Africa lie within an hours
distance from Shores and the battle which decdes
the fate of kingdom the capture Of Vienna Glib
ratar the fall Of dynasty, the triumph Of ussrps-
ton, the birth Of an heir to royalty, the death offs
Nicholas or Wellington In any country which touch
the Mediterranean, the Euxine, the Black sea or
morning. II not the very day Gifts occlfrenc'
| In moment, as II we're, we have been thrown int
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world. The rise and fall Of stocks In London o. Par
will hereafter be reported from day to dayin tn Jour
mails OF our scaboard cities The boldest operatos In
Walstreet will refuse to buy sell until they have
read the quotations Of that days business The Roy
al Exchange and at the Bourse, whose transaction
will have closed an hour before can begin.
revolution In Paris, an important vote in Psriis
msns ass ~ WIN be
the occurrence. mighty though silent transforma-
ton in the conditions Of human existence been
from the coast Of ireland to that Of British Amer
ica and inevitable result this must be an
ampled community OF feeling and interest among the
nations of Chrisendom, and consequent desire for
more intimate acquaintance with each others dongs
through the medium Of the Newspaper Press 1t seems
hardly possible that thousands should not henseorth
regularly read their Journals who have hitherto
been confetti with occasional glance those taken
been content with Weekly issue win now require
Semi Weekly or Daily. In short, Intelligence always
ness, enjoyment in life has become indispen.
The Nkw-YoRK Txrsusx, now more than seventeen
years DID, which the first journal In the world thae
appeared regularly imperial eght.page sheet a.
SO low price as two cents, and which has attained the
unparalleled aggregate OF more than 2O 900 subscrp-
tios respectfully solicts its share ofth patron
age which the Metropolitan press IL henceOrh Con-
strained At heavy weekly cost. TO deserve Il Asks
CANsof those who hate all forms OF OPPRESSION and
desire that every rational being shall be free to EN-
poy his faculties In such innocent manner ~ he shall
deem best-of those who would extend Liberty and
limit savery-but Il further appeals likewise to all
plenty, prosperity, through the Protection Of Amer
can Industry by wisely discriminating duties I'm
portsma who avo. National Progress through inter
nal and extenslonall who would have the
National devoted the construction of rail-
Of Mexico Nicaragua Cuba-all who would retrench
radically present inordinaie Federal expenditures
d OF ,h % .ne m ors
of benecence which will endure to:bess children
ALI who profoundly realize that "RlanrxarsxEss ex
slteth nation and that no real advantage ever
accrue to any person or community from acquisitions
or successes achieved by means which contrsvene the
laws Of Eternal Right. The free allotment of limited
portions Of the Public Lands Actual Setilers there
on, and every hopeful plan intended to diminish the
sum Of human misery from dearth Of employment or
inadequate recomperseevery scheme especially that
seeks to help the unfortunate by enabling and teac
Ing them to help themselv esm,,st command
est sympathy and cooperation.
Within the present year, Tux TsIBuxE has provided
itself with new and faster Press at M tS0n@
some OF receive tlSly,
papers mail earlier than they otherwise might do.
With correspondents AT the most Important points
Throughout the civilized world, and STAFF Of writer's
chosen from the best in the country believe that
those who dislike the politics Of our sheet conceds
to it rankness IN its convictions and ability
In maintaining them. Weappeal then. to those who
believe that inrreassS circulation Of the TrnrxE.
would condu to the POLITICAL Intellectual and
webeng Of the Republic, to aid US In ehecing such
Lacrosse As employ no veiEa sciirkors Of sub
scritions ask our preseE; patrons ~ every local
ity to speak to their neghbors and freAGs IN be-
half; we shah gladly receive from, asy friend lists OF
those who would receive and read spssimrn copy III
~ our editions and shall be particularly grateful
20 those who may send ms such from post offices
at which Se have now no subscribers. " Iateycr All.
dtions may thus be made to circulation shall he
l'arallclcd by Increased efforts bud expenditures
make cur issues more valuable and useful than they
have hitherto been
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HORACE GREELEY ITO,
Ar1- York, Sept. ls5S Tribune bLiiiiI -
Nassau-st. Ne@-iort.