, 1859-12-14
TIE PRESS AND TRIBUNE,
Opinions OF Our Contemporaries.

tFEoH ths Il sale Pft4*.I
We would call special attention TO the prog
pectns Of the Chicago Paxss AND TR1DrsE in
another column. That paper may now Justly
be ranked a. the leading political and CONNER
cial sheet Of the Northwest, and as an exponent
o. the principles Of the great Free Labor PARTY
OF me country is deserving Of an extensive cir.
cniatton. In the matter Of news aud general
Information, the Pass AND Tnl3ryC is second
70 no paper in the Vest. Is business paper it
Is one OF the very best published, and as such is
well worth its subscription price, to say nothing
Of the able political articles furnished by the
talented and competent editorial corps that pre-
s'de over its columns. -
j., The ensuing year will be one of The most in
terestug, in d political point Of view, that has
eser been witnessed in our country, aud in tbc
columns Of tho Pakss AND TRIBUNE all matters
Of interest To the public will be fully SET forth
and discussed. The terms Of tue paper are yery
reasonable. and by & little exertion on the part
o. Republicans, large and respectable additional
lists OF Subscribers might be obtained in every
village and town in the State, and wo would
urge upon them the necessity Of making that
cxeftion. In no way can ctprincipies be
80 e1ectualiy ineulcated into the minds of the
people as ~ the circulation Of reliable reading
matter. a well conducted newspaper will do
more 10 disseminate truth ard advance the in.
tefests OF the country than all the orators and
stump speakers within the bounds Of the Uaiou
Then circulate the newspapers say ne, and
among the entire list Of the Great West none is
more deserving of wids circulation than the
chicago PRKss AND TRInGxE.
tFzcm tho Chasiestcn Courle-.1
We would impress upon the Republicans OF
Coles, the necessity Of circulating, at this time,
good Republican papers and documents. We
have heretofore taken particular uo:ice of The
Pr@s. and 7,ri5unf, and heartily recommend it
TO the patronage Of our readers. Mose than
this would, perhaps, be superfuous-for what
Republican, aye, aud Intelligent Democrat. is
not eonTersant With the noble fight which this
paper carried on in the campaign Of 1858. The
good it has accomplished in the cause Of Repub-
l'csnlsnn, has been East, and certain duty de-
soises On the people, for its support II has
particular cl.ims on the people Of illinois, inns
muca as 1t IL home ne~spaper-ever sustain
lns Western inseresis; and H. ability, is not be-
hind tho first Of sha {Ea1tern publications.
tFfon the keeksa1u Msrosl
CHICAGO rgEss AND TRlBrxE-The attention
OF our readers is called to the prospectus of
sa tins paper published in another column. To
say that 1t is in the front rank Of the newspa.
pers IN the country, in point Of spirit, life, en-
terprise. commercial and news interest, is but
repeating what eTery one acquainted With its
character already knows. Its publication in the
largest business centre Of tho West makes it Of
peculiar value to western readers In its politi.
cal department, the Pttu aad Tribune does not
neiety 'o"oH tnc teacx .ot pnollc opinion; It is
an Independent and fearless champion Of Re-
publican principles, vigorous in its tone, md
usually safe as O leader. Its success is richly
deserved. -
From the STARK County News.
the Pass AND TR1BUsk.--Wc hare frequent
" had occasion 10 call the attention OF our Re-
publican friends to the merits at the above
named paper, and its claims upon the party in
this county: Thatit is tue most ab:y conducted
paper in illinois, fully believe, aud so far as
= lail, thorough and honest exposition of Repub-
hcan principles and aims is concerned, it has no
superior anywhere. We hope that many large
clubs will be made up for ii in this county. ii
you haSe friend or neighbor who il" hating
aetHeen tGYn onisiana y and MIN IN atl.. dasi.a.