The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-16

for the Union, its circulation the 9TH Of Deem
Der, 1852, is as follows:
Daily ,l25
Semi Weekly 1I,25O
WeekIy-....--.... -.-.--.lie,Ovo
Aggregate. ........................215,37
Pre- emnently journal OF News and of Literature,
Tie Tribune has political convictions, which
we'll Characterized by the single word Republican.
1t is Republican in its hearty adhesion TO the great
truth that God has made Of one blood all nations
Of men '-BepubicRa in its assertion of the equal
and inaiienabe rights Of all men 70 life liberty
and the pursuit of pappiness Republican in its
seadfast, earnest defiant hostility TO every scheme
and effort of the Slave Power from the Annexation
OF Texas ia the great Rebellion, TO grasp the
pire IF the New World and WELD the resources Of
our country for its own Observation-Disclosures
lcan in its antagoDism TO the arstocrats and dcs-
pots Of the Old World, who fondy hail in tn peTis
and calamities suddenly thrust upon US by their
American counterpart the overthrow and ruin of
the Model Repubc-Republican in its hope and
trust, its faith and effort that this atrocious Rebel
lion must result IN the signal overthrow OF Its plot
tiers, and the firm establishment Of equal rights and
equal laws throughout the whole extent of our
country wherein Liberty and Union shall indeed
be one and inseparable' henceforth and forever
The Tribune devotcs attention in calmer times,
and &c some extent in these, to Education, Temper
ance Agriculture, Inventions and whatever else
NAY minister to the spiritual and material pro-
grcss and well-being OF mankind; but for the pres
tnt its eueI gies and its columns mainly de-
voted to the iRyigorafion and success of the War
for the Union. lis special correspondents accom-
pany every considerable army and report every
impor ant incident of that great struggle which
trust is result in the signal and conclusive
triumph Of the National arms snd i'll the restora-
ton of peace and thrift TO oar distracted bleeding
! country. We believe that not otherwise IA
| fuller more accurate view Of the progress and
| character of this Rnomentous conflict be obtained
than through the regular perusal of our columns.
/ And we earnestly solicit the cooperation of all
| friends of the National cause, which regard and
uphold as that of Universal Humanity, to aid in
extending its circulation.
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