St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-07-22
ROSPECTUS OF THE
EtEvESrH VOLUME OF
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
For the Year 1858,
TIIF TRIBUNE As A NEWSPAPER

HE lill'l Ne As a NEWSPAPER.
For people residing In the Great North West the CHI
CAGo TRNEis the best paper published in the United
states. gives all the Eastern and Foreign news Of any
general interest to Western readers and publishes besides
an immense mass Of intelligence original and selected,
collected from all the Western States and Territories No
Chicago paper rivals THE TRIBUNE in these respects.
THE TRIBUNE AS A COMMERCIAL PAPER.
No care or labor Is spared to make the Market Re
ports OF TIE TRIBUNE reliable and satisfactory. Sub.
scribcrs may depend upon finding full and correct quota
tons Of all the leading articles offered in the Chicago Mar
ket based on ACTUAL SALES such Grains Meats, Live
Stock Vegetables, Lumber, Fuel Groceries, Hardware.
Land Warrants Money Market, New York Exchange DC.
But no other recommendation need be named than the
fact that TWENTY SIX HUNDRED copies OF the and
rl, WEEKLY editions mailed to merchants dng
side Of Chicago It's mercantile circulation has dNbled
POLITICS OF THE TRIBUNE
The Chicago TRIBUNE bold, earnest and straight for
ward Republican paper devoted to the of Freedom
Progress and Reform. Believing that Liberty, and
Bondage Is the saving principle Of the American Republic
the TRlBUN NE Is enlisted into the ranks of the National Re
pubicans, not for campaign, but during the Ia
King the Constitution as its chart and the immortal Dec
laraon Of Independence its book it contends for
the principles declared by the unanimous vote Of the
Fathers Of the Republic in the Congress Of ITS " Tina,
Slavery or Involuntary servitude inconsistent with the
fundamental principles of religious liberty, and there
fore insists that Slavery shall be excluded from the Ma
tiona Territories aud that the just influence Of the FEEDER
al Government be exertcd on the side of Freedom.
The Tribune symnthises with that Protestant princi
pie which recognizes the individual Free Agent-fee
TO form his own opinion on all questions condemns &c
cesastca interference at the ballot box and looks with
distrus upon the close political alliance existing between
the two sys'sms Of despotisn in AmericaPopcry and
POLITICAL ECONOMY OF TIiETRIBuNE
leading idea Of the TRIBUNE Is, that Labor being the
foundation Of National prosperity should he free honor
eli and rewarded that the working should be cleva
ted in knowledge, virtue and Independence. desires
more workers and fewer drons in the human hive more
industry and less speculation II has no confidence IN
short cuts to wealth. and l. opposed to Gambing-whcih
cr in real estate stocks or cards.
The Tribune is in favor of National policy so rcgula
| fipyrt
Farmer shall receive good steady prices for his products
the Mechanic constant employment at remunerstve
wages, and the Merchant fair profit upon his capital risk
and services. will continue 10 wage of eXermi
| nation against all Wild Cat currency and banking
schemes having for their object the evasion of laws
| or the dtfraudIng Of the people
The TRIBUNE is pledged to work for a radical reorma
ton of the preva ling financial system which every
years initiates the currency and credits of the country
thereby causing the people TO plunge reckcsy into debt
which attaches fictitious and deusve values upon prop
erty, persuaing that they mionaires, when
ally insolvent and then suddenly contracting upon pan
ic.strack community crushing tens of thousands in hope
less bankruptcy, throwing hundreds Of thousands Of Ia
borers out Of employment and nppng the business and
prosperity millions for the sole benefit Of the vcndcrs
oflaw and the followers Of Shyock Against the connu
ance of such financial policy the TRIBUNE will lit its
voice and Influence, until a reform is instituted
The CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE printed on as large
sheet as it, New York namesake Its offered to sub
while the postage only half much, account
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| Three copies, " 500
| Five copies, I" " 100
Ten copies, - - 1900
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| for which they paid.
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| Terms Of the Daily Tribune.
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six months .........................l,O 90
Specimen copies sent To persons desiring them. Money
letters, If registered, may be sent our risk
Adiresr, RAY, MEDll1. ECo..
81 Chicago, Illinois.