Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21
N, Y. TRIBUME.
THR aTRIBUNE' FoR l8el.


THK EEw voRK TRrBUsE, fret issued April . b
Isl, has to dy larger aegTeEste lation t9al
any other neSsrassT pgrlshea IN AIaeiies ot ~
crease the price OF Its rs 7slea or submit 10 the
PecuniRrT ruin OF iis Or ietoTs from the very mag
ed with some pstrons to whom It's remarkable cheap
a controlling recon nendn1ioli but otrers
have taken 'heirpl ces, ana it has nov more han
Two Hnndrsd hou and subscribers and regular pur-
chnssTs-au excess o. at tfdgt ii " thousand over
tEose + any rival And fhs mp eceden ted currency
it has achieved by very fbs-ai eEpeuditurJs in pro-
curing early an authentic IN eigencei bv the fear
. expression Of convictions, by the re- nent
10 excellenos IN anv d4psrrent Of our ~nterDrlse,
ard by unshrnkug fidelity to he dictates OF ice,
Humanity and fre7don.
Byve' large cut s-s T early and authentic s'vl.
by telegraph and otherv isa from It's own cc-r's-
aindenfs ith the yar 7us armies Of the Uhien, and
By Epeeial ef-rts t. furnish Bueh Information re-
spscflng Markets. CJops new discoveries orimprove
ments in ARrIculure 50 as must specially interest
farmers, have sssidi u-ly lahore4 T. mske Jour
n- calcnl.ted met the wants and subserve the In
terests Of the Producing tssses- hat end ve have
At least msssurahly at aimed; or no other paper ex
By nearly % usny asnsrs and their families as L
both tn. number and the satisfaoOn Of this BY far
ths most numerous class Of its patrons.
During the existence OF the WhiR Party, this pa
si6 TIfl he mor- fi5eral pGosrsssise snfiSisseTy
wing" thereof When new l5suet dis rel or treHB
torned OLD oreaalz9,o%n, or tnE usn me spc nSaIe29s
Reputation Of the Missouri Restriction. THs TETB
heartily partlC1patcn IN that OVemeut, Rnd
known as hs1uhlicsn When the eng sm 1ldSring
conspiracy TO divce an destroY cur c6uBtrT o. re-
duse it eutiTe to complete ahasement t. the Slave
Power culmirat IL overt ire son and r. bsliion. Il
paturs y necessary re RardedTe tstance to this
spfacy a. pgramounT to al other nsderations, and
devoed all its energies a9d Efforts TO the ain'en-
ancA o. our Union In every est controversy which
hHs dirided our country. II has been found that
de which naturally commaDds the sympathy and
support OF the large majority of school housts and
the decided minority Of grog shoFs and 30 doubtless
will Be 10 the last.
Brds4tly desi log and striving for the early and
enduring siiustment Of our National distractions,
RI ms Of chat adjustment implicitly 10 th1se law
fu ly in authority, o0utdtns in their Wi-dOm and
Patriotism anxiOHs 20 AID them to the usU ost in
their arcuUus responsibilities aud Rot TO embarra.g
them evon BY possibility. FirmiY believing IN the
Aposto ir rue -'Firzt pure, TfEH acea his'-hold-
ing that the total and ansl eLrpaon of Slavery Il
toe true and OulY absolute for National Ills
that any opaient that stops short OF this hsFa
but transient and Il usory srcoessw ct propouud
no theory OF rtc .ns uciion and indorse none that
ror Writings, nor any Of the v.riors C Pperhead
devices for sCfisFlng p ac' By surrenai ring the
Republic into the oOwerCf its traitor as Zoe. bat
ekhoTtinR the AmeI an Peose TO have faith In theil
Gov-Fnmen, TO reinforce their ar / AID repsnish
their treasury nelieve that IL they but do theiI
duty. benign PrOvidonce Vil IN cue time br DR thi.
fearful Brugg 70 such siosa wili bsst Bubseryt
the rue greatness Of oTreountry and the psrmanen
we'll being o. mEnAind.
The present session Of Congress VIII be an exceed
iDElF imp rtAnt g. ana we have ms e ample az
Tsne=ms1ts 70 lay be Ts lrresders WhaI Is golnRoT
in Washington both in Congress and in the Depart
ments.
espeotfully soirit the subscriptions and actiy
exartions of ourfrieuds aud of all those whOse view
| aad Convictions accord substantially with ours.