New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14
THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE.

THE rRIBUNE-nOw more than eighteen yes. Old .ad having
quarter mhon Of subscribers purchasers
ensed through every Safe and Territory Of Unoa-vM
what has heeD.he carne~t champion Of
Liberty Progress and Of whatever viii eondaee 10 rational
roxth Virtue Industry KBovledge, and Prosperity II VIII
continue TO urgs The emancipation no. Only Of the Black sbcFeI
from ehstehsm ard legal impotence but Of the White likewise
ou Land Mcr0Poy utempsnee Ignorance and that depend
Markets which psTayzes exeon BY denying 70
To any adequate and morally certain reward Believing thai
evil Of tine the inordate multiplication and die
proportion Of Non Producers viii continue against what,
ever tends desde Manus Labcr deprive Of It's just and
fun recompense viii inh.x6ly commend the policy Of win
hr from Europe he U;u Arts and wherever they may
be needed the Artisans A. well for whose products country
runni. recessy into debt while aoorers roam IN
aess quest CT employment leaving their children IN want Of
bread though the farmer oeO eompeedts sell hs crops
Inadequate prices In short ie battling against Fhbus
-n and every other manifestation Of that spirit which
seks through the paon of other countries a, s1ndoent
which be truly saned only through tho due aeyeioPeent
internal Il viii urgently advocate
effectively dcrimaive Tr the Freedom Of the Pub
kc Lands Construction Railroad from the nav able
Of the Mississippi theee of the Pacific and every other
which calculated 10 enhance the dignity
he seomPene of Labor and promote the well being OF Mankind
The repeszible conflict" between Darkness and Light
Inertia Progress Slavery and Freedom, steadily
ward oted folly and madness may for the moment give
seeming advantage Wrong but God s, reigus and the Ages
are Humanity snd Right The year 1850 must witness
memorable conflict between these sntsgosss The
quesou Shall Slavery be further ddased BY the
power and under the Gag Of the Federal Union now to r
eeive conclusive Land or the
Ldss Negroes oT the Negoess' the batiey OF
embodied Millions who having just swept Pennsyiysnia Ohio
and the North West appear the Congress backed BY
nearly every Free State, to demand recognition Of every mans
night cultivate and improve modicum Of the sarths surface
wherever he has been anticipated by the States eessoo to
another Free Hones and the conecraon OF The virgin so Of
the Territories LsboT-two requrenents bat policy
largely absorb the attention Of Congress through the ensuing
session of thu People the succeeding Presidential canvass
and whatever immediate doubt that the t
verdict viii be In accord 1t with the dictates OF mpa
ual Philanthropy and the inaheDable Rights Of Man.
Having made arrangements FOR fuller and graphic reports
Of the dongs Congress- ana Of whatever else nspng at the
Federal Metropolis shall worthy Of public regard and hav
M extended beth Foreign and Domestic Correspondence >nd
Editorial believe THE TRIBUSH may
safely challenge comparison with any rival whether expo
Of principles reliable mirror Of the passing worh
purpose be surpassed anticipated In the ooectou
presentation Of intelligence though escbew that reputation
t enterprise which acquired by brbng and clerks
In public Offices eonnye the premature publication 0eaes
official documents We prze accuracy Of statement
quite highly prompade but endavor not 10 sacrifice the
while securing the former. Essentially, The TRIBUNE VIII
be what has BEEN while shah constantly study improve
every feature and make each day critic the last" The
rer verdict Of the Pess and the Public has affirmed the
past abo and those Of the future shall be character
by equal and sssduy. We ask shose who be-
Eeye general influence journal 30 be sutay aid
extending that nSsense through Increase Of our suOscrP
ions
THE NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
printed srge imperial sheet and pubshed every monns
and eng sundays exeepted II contains Editorials the
topics Of the times employing large of the best newspaper
writer. of the day Domestic and Foreign Correspondence Pro-
seedngs Reports Of Lectures City News; Cattle
Horse and Produce Markets. Reviews of Boos Literary lne
ssrnce Papers Mechanics aud the Arts kc Nc. We strive
THE TRIBUNE TO meet the wants Of the
pubhc-hs Tecgsphe alone costing $1,000 per
THE DAILY TRIBUNE s mailed to subscribers at 90 pee
snnum, In advances % for sir months
THE NEW.YORK SEMI.WEEKLY
TRIBUNE
k psbshed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY and contains all the
Editorials Of Daily, with the Cattle Horse and General Mar
reliably reported expressly for THE TRIBUNE; Foreign
and Domestic Correspondence and daring the sessions Congress
contains summary Of Conessionaltons, with the I'm
porsnt speeches We SHALL as heretofore make THE SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Literary well a. Political newsper
pei determined that shall remain in the ron, rank
Of family PaperA
qSo qas G6Sps 6gs % oIr SS -
Copies over address Q each subsrb 81 20 each
Any person sending club ofweny viii be entitled
copy FOR club Of ay viii send The Daily Tb
THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE is sent to csrgymsa q,
81 per
THE ". Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
large paper country published every sau
DAY. and Editorials the important topics Of the tines
the week interesting correspondence from all paris
de world the NewYOrk Cattle Horse, and Produce Markets
Interesting And reEabe Political Mechanical and Agricultural
ztcss, kc
We shah during this year heretofore constantly nbos TO
approve quality afforded BY
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, which, nteod, shall coniinae
10 be the Family Weekly pubshed the World
We consider Cattle Market Reports slons richly worth
cattle raiseTs years subscription price.
TERMS;
1Ss cIFs one Five sg SSs S%s SS'
twenty Copies, 20 one ada'e" 40
snd any larger number, FL each
Twenty Copies 10 address Q each frbseribsy. "a
and any larger number, at II 20 each.
Any person sending cuo Of Twenty wa be ent
lied copy. For club Of forty, viii send The
Weekly Trbune and for club Of hundred The Daily
Tribune viii be at We continue 70 send TIE WzsxLI
TRIBUNE to CleTymon for sl
Subscriptions may any time Terms always cash
b advance AL letters be addressed 70
HORACE GREELEY 4 Co., Tribune BaiIdnp,
EassaU-sl New YORK
EOUR ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINES IN ONE.
IL HERRY'S MUSEUM. PARLEY's MAGAZINE, Ge
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
TWENTIETH YEAR OF PUBLIcAp0N.
JANUARY NUMBER NOW READY.
Thyt~o pages excellent reading illustrated by almost