Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-29
N. Y. TRIBUNE.
THE TRIBUNE" FOR 1864.



THE NEw YoRK TRInUEE, drst Issued April 10Th,
lSfl, has to-day larger aggregate circu4tion than
any other newsBaper published IN America, or I've
belieyel tn the world Comnelled year ginos to in
crease the price Of its several suss or submit to the
pecuniary ruin OF Its pr pretors rom the very mag
nitude Of It's circulation It has probably since part
edWith some patrons 10 whom its remarkabls cheap
ness was controlling recon mendatiOn; but Others
Two Hundred hourand subscribers and regular pur
ehasors-an excess Of at least Vi " Thousand over
those ofany rival And this mp ecedented currency
1t has achieved BY very liberal expenditures in pro-
curing early and authentic intsigence, By the fear
less expression Of convictions By the frse
OF ahHitY and industry wherever it might eontrbuts
70 excellence IN any dspsrtment Of cur Enterprise,
and oy fidelity to the dictates Justice,
Humanity and Freedom.
By very large OUTLAWS FIR early and authentic alyf-
ees y Telegraph sod otherp ise from It's
bv snsciai ssrt ~, - fit 5 = iss q We Ohl2ni and
speeins markets Crops, new discoveries or I'm prove
ments IN Agrleuture &c, as must specially interest
Lal11e5s, We nave assdi9usly Rbored - make jour-
nal calculated 70 meet the wants and subservs the In
serest Of the Produoing Glasses. That end have
~ east measuraoly attained for no other paper
SIS in America or Europe which Is habitually rad
y nearly 20 many farmers and their families as Is
both the number and the satisfaction Of ths by sT
the most numerous class Of its patrons.
DuEing the existence Of the Whig Party, this pa
per supported that party, though always sympathi-
slog With Ihe more liberal progressive Anti-siarsry
wing thereof When new issues dissoivsd or trans
formed Cid organizations thrNush the spontaneous
Uprising n the people Of the Free States asaiDst the
rspneistop q the Missouri Restriotion, THE ran.
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known As Be7ublican- When the long smolderinF
conspiracy to divide an destroy cur countrV or re-
guoe II entiIe 70 complete abaaement to the Slave
rover cuiminatnd in overt troasOn aud r rbellion Il
NATURALLY necessarily regarded resistance this con-
spiracy as paramount to all other aud
devoted all is energies aud Efforts to the mairfen-
anee ot our Union. In every great controversy which
hhs DIVIDED our country, il has been found On that
slde which natura ly commands the sympathy and
support Of the larqe msOriJy Of school hoases and
Will be 10 the last.
ArdeDtly desl ing and striving for the early and
enduring Adjustment Of our National distrartfoDs
TIE TRIBUNE leaves the time the nature and The cons
cla ons Of that ed lustment implicitly 10 these law
Iuly IN euthOr1tyi eonhdinR In their WisdOm and |
patFlotl5m anxious 70 aid them to tie usuost IN /
their rdu0us responsible and rot 70 smharra.s
them even By pozsibility. Firmly believing in The
pOsto &c ruie first pure THEH D -aceahsh-hold-
ing that the total and nnai eLtirpaiOn of Slavery
the true and only absolute cure for our National is
toSt any exdient that stops short OF this can have
out Transient and liusory 8ncce1sye ret PROFOUND
no theory OF recSustruction and iudorss none thaf
has co propOunded by another -nsither sumneris
nor Writings, nor any Of the various Oopperhead i
devices fcr achieving 'PGacs" By surrenderfuQ fhs
Repubie into the power Of its tIaitOrous fos5-but
sKhoftng the Amert an People 10 have faith IN their
yeInment, 10 reinforce their ar and replelish
their treasury We believe that II they but do their
duty, benign Providence viii in Cue time br NJ fhis
fearful struggle 10 such clOss as viii best subservs
the true greatness Of our country and the
welt being OF manRind.
1he present session OF Congress viii be an exceed
ogiy important one, and We have male ample ar
rangsm outs % lay before readers What Is FouaOu
In WsshingtCn, both in Congress ana IN the Depart
nents.
We respectfully solicit the subscriptions and active
sXeTtlons Of our friends. and Of al those whose views
'ad CONVICTIONS accord substantially wrih ours.