, 1862-12-30

In camp or in the field;
Wen 90 through tribulation-
Our cause Wen never yield,
Then cheer up men-step nimblc;
Don't flag or etraggle out;
Bright eyes do notdissemblc-
Brave thoughts make weak men stoutl
What Uur Neishbo1s say of the
/ Tribune.
CHICAGO TRHUNE.-We very willingly call
the attention Of our readers to the prospectus
Of the CHICAGO TRIBUNE. It is 4 bold and
trenchant paper, and doing splendid service
IN these stirring times. Its editorials lave
about as much true Saxon Sigor and rim in
them, as those Of any other paper in the
country. It did our Kansas cause good SER
vice in sturmy days gone by, and We do not
know Of 4 paper that we can more heartily
commend to kansas readers.-Kansas- -Rez,.
CHICAGO TR1BuNE.-In another column we
publish the prospectus Of this valuable paper
The CHICAGO TRIBUNE is too widely known
in this section to need any comnlendation
from US. Suffice it to say, that for enterprise
aud fearless Independence, it has no equal in
the West. Even those that do not fully agree
with all lis sentiments, admire the bold, out
spoken manner in which it deals with all the
greH questions OF the day, and prefer it to the
~ -anl-Water sheets that are always drag
ID behind instead Of taking the lead Of pub
lid6pinion.-1Gdconab (zH.) J0urAuz.
TIE CHICAGO TRIBENE-The new pros
pcctus of this bold and fearless paper will be
found i'll our present issue. Whatever may be
said Of this paper by those who do not like
the TRIBUNE, there are but few who feel that
they can do without it. For untiring industry
ard enterprise in the collection Of news from
every quarter, there are no publishers that
excel those Of the TRIBUNE, either East OF
West. In point Of ability it is scarcely equal
Cd Tar Or near: 1t LAS outstrlppcd all competi-
tors in the Northwest in circulation, and it
has arrived at that happy meridian of power
When both friends aud enemies feel it to be
| necessary that they should see it daily.
Mr; 4. 8. Town, At the newsroom on Main
street, is getting up clubs for the daily, tti-
weekly and weekly. Names left at the post
Office will be added to the lst.-durora .Bea-
| con.
TIE CHICAGO 1RIBRNE.-1na another column
| will be found the prospectus Of the CHICAGO
TRIBUNE. The TRIBUNE stands at the head of
entel:rr1sing newspapers in the West, and how
| ever much Democrats orRepubGcans disagree
| with it i'll It's way Of thinking, none will dis
pute that, as 4 newspaper, the TRIBUNE has
no equal in the West. It is fast taking place
| il this State that ougat to be filled by some
| Milwaukee journal, 4 fact which Milwaukee
wish to preserve for their papers reputation
Heyistcr.
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. publish this
week the prospectus of the CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
| and in cal1ing attention to it We must say that
the TRIBUNE is by far the nblcst newspaper
| west Of New York City lis enterprise in the
procurement Of latc news, and the general re-
liability Of its information has made it favor
lite journal even in Southern Michigan, which
naturally would be more interested in papers
OF our own State metropolis. For this rea-
| son Tie TRIBUNE largely takes the lead here.
We believe tile fearless course Of the TRIBUNE
in its criticisms of the Administration, and
especially uf the war measures, though often
Been productive If the highest good It, to the the
country.-JonesriOe {atich.) lndrcaaent.
TIE CHICAGO TR1BuNE.-In another col
4mn Of to-day's paper will be found the
TRIBUNE prospectus for the coming year.
| The TRIBUNE has become enphatically one OF
the Institutions of the great West. II proba-
! bly, to-day has q wider circulation than any
| paper this side Of New York, aud is read By
more people aud caerts larger influence than
any Of its Western cotempoferies. It speaks
at all times for freedom without blushlng-is
cliock-1ull Of that sort Of patriotism that
cylnces itself in deeds, aud is direct and ont
spoken against all open traitors and their
secret allies. Ii has corps of able and ready
correspondents from every point of interest
throughout the country, and homo: corps of
editors and writer's among tile most gifted
and accomplished Of the land We well know
it has encountered some opposition, but it is
that kind Of opposition whiuh drives it's star
to the zenith. Most truthfully may VIC say il
has won n.success.-lo1ca City Republican.
| CHICAGO TRIBINE.-This live and gp-ahead
daily and fearless expounder of right and
truth, comes to us this week in al entire new
dress, looking bright and cheerful, filed with
interesting news items and editorials, that
would stir up the blood in the veins of some
fnFF7 t4&T- r-t
they only dared to read,) and make it rush
through their sluggish systems with patriotic
velocity. Success to the TRIBUNE and its
glorious efforts for right and frrcdom.-Ia=
acsN Repn11ica,t-
ALL ABOUT THE CHICAGO TR1BuNE.-Wt
take pleasure with the termination OF anothe,
year, in renewing QUE acknowledgements te
the CHICAGO TRIBUNE, for the valuable infor
nation it supplies to us 1pon the current
events Of the day. We never visit Chicago
without paying our respects to the wide
awake foreman of the press-roonl, and obtain
ing his permission to witness the :lctiyity, ani
listen to the din and clatter Of dozen o.
more presses t'under full 6tealn,' each ont
Of which would execute the weeks business
| OF an ordinary country newspaper Office il
an hour. Passing by the several job, bool
and newspaper presses, which turn of 1 ,00
to 500 Impressions each per hour, one finds hi
way to the apartments Of the great four cylin
der Hoe-press, on which the TRIBUNE il
printed. It goes thundcriug on with powe
and rapldity which brook no delay or lin
drance. While the readers and patrons Of til,
TRIBUNE are in their beds, between midnigl
and daylight, this immense machine throw
off M edition, which sometimes reachc
Il, GOO copies; and when the good people O
busy city are perusing the TRlBESEs at thci
breakfast tables, thousands Of people within
employed, along the various iron avenues
which radiate from Chicago, and communi
cate with the interior: and before the nex
daily issue appears, it is safe to say that
quarter of million Of people have onward
q y diEested' the contents Of a paper, which
: talent, las bccn made powerful
element in the social and political fol
ces Of tile times. Nor has its Ii
huencc ceased here, for hundreds c
country editors pass the following day i
thvusting and slashing into the TKrBTSE Wit
: their scissors Tor items to be repubIished i
their several localities. The prosperity Z
= that paper has been such, that it can no,
{ s;uely incur, for correspondence, telegraph
0 dispatches, and other new sgathering appl
ordinary newspaper establishment As = mt
. dlum or channel Of commercial, political an
war intelligence, it is enterprlsing, bold all
truthful. We are not in the habit
driving our political inspiration from its CO
umns; but we nevertheless admire its bolf
9 ness, clearness and carnestness. In comme
u u c!al matters it is . hithfn1 and jealous gual
3 dian Of Northwestern interests In nlilitar
affairs, it has demolished more bogus gent
rails, planned more campaigns, fought MOI
battles, and saved more country than an
= and all other agencies outside I'll
, army. It is emphatically and truly A LIZ
ID INSTITUTION; and as such, VIC commend it t
the favor Of all who desire to be promptly an
, fully informed Of the condition, resources an
1 progress Of our common country, extenein
ID from tho Lakes to the Gulf and from Ocean t
n Ocean, 1t cxerts, without doubt, more int1,
s- ence to-day, upon the political affairs Of tt
country, than any other paper in the Unite
States; partly because Of its bold, able, ou
spoken and dauntlcss advocacy Of popul.
+ rights and humane measures; and partly
y Consequence Of its peculiar relations to It
great Northwest, which has, during the va
supplied the best brain, the best muscle. II
z best pluck and the largest amount of inudi
pensah1e material aid Of every kind, that ha,
been called into requisition for the mainte]
ance Of the Goyernment.-LaCro Gross {Tis.1 r
! pub.
-, CmcAGo TRmuSE.-We publish in tn
weeks paper, the prospectus Of the Chicay
Tribunc-to which wc refer onr readers. Til
II paper has now larger circulation in this In
mediate neighborhood than any other nah
n that comes to this place. It is Republican
T. character. We have been reader Of it sin,
A the rebellion first broke out, and have this
> say Of it independent Of politics. It is enc
f1tn Ind 5apar7onf r.+,n,e fiat +o1f.