New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-27


action would be beet accomplished. Mach OF
the evening was speDt in refatipg some objec-
tiops, by certain writer's, in The Criminal
Zeitung, The staots Zeitung, and Tie A5sn4
Zeitpne, and in calling upon Messrs. Lsxow, Raster,
and the Managers Of the Tunyerein personally 10
subsianSte their obj 'cOns. These gentlemen did not
appear TIE objections made BY them consisted in de-
noubeiDg the Committee for sending Mr.. Otto Revert
low TO Italy while 70 little cash Yves in the ,raasury-
Mr. Strive, Mr. Edward Kappf Dir. Kopp and sey-
e,al Others delivered addresses.
WHERE SHALL tADygRrIsy I'VE were asked this
question yesterday coupled 9Th the declaration tha.
The TRIBUNE charged 20 much, 81 Is a line for each
Insertion 10 the Weekly that be who asked tse quss-
ton could not afford TO advertise In that Perhaps
rot 1t depends upon What he wants 10 advertise. II
IL is something that he wishes to make known 10 tbs
masses all over the Ne Engaud States-sh over the
middle Staes-sl over the western States California
and Oregon included, and TO limited extent ia The
Slave S'ates, then be afford TO advertise 10 TaE
DAILY, THE SEMtWFEELY, ana The WEEKLY TRIB-
NEU. Lei Us zee Here ia case: ID ID. T. Moore,
editor and proprietor Of The Rural Nw Yorker. a
weekly paper publi,hed az Roche'tef, NegYo'k, has
the reputation # being a pretty shre9d tor. Of a
bnsins ss-maD, and bis paper as crcala'ion
ONE hat larger than any other seDi-sgreultural
ounal in this country yet he does Dotnquire vhers
hall advertise p He does it in TIE TRIBUNE He
OF only fls great many people that be pub
fishes The Rural but be tells merchants and maDufa;
turers who want 10 tell farmers what they have TO
sell. that The Rural NeU. Yorker i, good medium TO
do in. So It s we have found it 80, and have used
i, 10 advertise that we pubh.h The TRIBUHE. We
don't care What publisher charges, that he sizes
us the worth of our money. Mr.. Moore charges
IS Gems liDe and bic circulation makes 1t coe4p all
veriisug. We charge 81 % line iu The WEEKLY
TRIBUNE and it is cheap II sounds high, atnfs ont
for Ii at we print 200 900 Ines We don't know tho
circulation of The Rural NsU- Yorker, but We know
hst il paws us TO advertse in it, aud we presums Il
paws Mr.. Moore 10 advertise in THE TRIBusE, or hs
would not use it. He says
"The extraordinary success Of Ite Rnrat has been
achieved by expanding curing the past Hn yesE''
Thousands Of dollars uoon bs enterprise. and IN sys-
ten attic adversir g-by msbiny htstclass Jouraai,
and properly advising the people thereof. Thus by
a pIoper NE Of mind ard money, The Rnr1t Nor
Yorker has pot " become the leading journal OF us
class. but aciuslly attained mach l-rg.r snbscr y
ton ibsn any agricultural, religious, or with soeie
excep;ion) political weekly in the Union or course
no journal could have obtained such circulation ia-
Hue CO AZ position without combin many ee ne1ts
of popularity ard ussfur ess, aud possessing .uperor
meIit-henc-, we refer all who desire an lnimna2ie
home ard business newspaper TO the Rnrat LOT
evidence Of its character al value. AZ an adv fih
medium il commaI de itself 10 the business portion OK
the immunity