Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-22
8 rRInuNM EoR 1854.
PROSPRCTUS.

PROSPECTUS. =, q
qlR NIW.YoRK TRIhUH1s nTsf issued April 10 lstii
has to-day larger Aggregat 70 circulation than any
otiist newspaper pubiishd in America q I've be-
iiete) "A the world. Compelled year ipee % ~
crosse tie price oftts SesSal isSaes, q sabmitto
the pseuniry ruin Of It's proprietets nom the very
magnitude Of Its eirculat6h, Il has probably since
parted with some patrOns to whom its remarkable
eheappes5 was controlling Feeommendationi but
Others hsye taken thsfrp places andit has now more
than Two Hundred Th6dsand Subscribers and regd.
lar purchasers excess ul u plsast Fifty Thou
lana oyeF those Of any rival. Ana this uuPreoe-
dsnted eartehey this aehieged by very liberal
expenditures Id procuring early and Authentic IN.
teliEonee by the fearless expression ofcOnVctions,
by the NEE ompioyment u ability and industry
wherever II might contribute p eEeeIlsRce ip any
Department Of our enterprise, andby unshFinking
fidelity to the dictates Of Justice, Hunanity and
Freedom.
BY very large OUTLAWS Tor early and authentic i'd
vices by telegraph and otherwise from its own Corr
espOndeGts with the various aEinles % the Unlopr
and BY special Efforts to furnish such Information
respecting Markets. Crops, new discoveries or ia-
psoyemenis In Agriculture, 30, g must specially
interest farmers, We have assidnously labored TO-
make Journal calculated 70 meet tho wants and
subserye the Ofthe Producing Classes. That
end We have II least meaSurably attaihed; for no
ether Newspaper exists IN America or Europe whiel
IL habItnally read by nearly 90 many farmers and
their families o. q THR FAmU today. We shall
,abor 70 Increase both tie nnbe and the satIsiae
don Of this BY far The meet class q lis
purins the eSistehee Ssthe Whtg party. thil pepper
supported that party, though always sympathising
with the more liberal, prosresgiye, Antissl4sefy
ayihEn thereof. when new isSnes dissolved OF
fneous uprising Of the people o. the fPEee States
against the repadiAi6h Of the Missouri HestrictiOn,
THH TRlnuNr heartily participated in that move
ment and was known ~ Republican. When the
long soidsrihe piracy 20 divide and destroy onf
country or redaee Il entire to- complete abasemeht
10 the Slave Power illuminated In overt treason and
rebellion. It naturally, necessarily regarded resist
ance 10 this oonsFiraey - paramount to an other
considerations, and devoted All If energies and
efforts TO the malntenapee q oar uniopi IN every
great controversy which has divided our country it
has Been soapp on that side which naturally com
maids the sympathy and support q the large ma
toritv n school houses aud the decided minority 81
rro,x.si,ops, aud Is do1bteSs VA be 70 the last,
Araently desiring aud striving Tor the early aad
enduring adjustment 81 our National distractions,
THs rsiBusE leaves tie time, the nature, and the
conditions OF that aaipstmSnt Implicitly 70 those
laRfult in authority, eonnding In their wisdom and
patriotism. anxious 70 aid them 70 tho utmost in
thsir aruous responsibilities aud not TO embarrAss
them even By possibility. Firmly belisyipg in the
Apostolic pure, then ahle''-held-
ing chat the total AID Anai Of Slavery e
the true and only absoldte cure for our National
iist HAT any Sxpsdsat that stops Shos4 oftAis can
have but D tFahsient and nlnsoEy successive yet
propound no theory Of and tndprle
none that has been pounded ~ ap9theF-nsith
Summers, nor Writings, nor any. Of the various
coppeFhesd devices fqr achieving rPsaes' by sur.
rendering the Repqtlie IatO The PoFer rs trait
orous foes-but, eIh0Fting the American People to
have faith in their eeyernnsnt % enforce their
armies and rePlenia their treaspFy, We believe that
Il they bat % their daty, benign, Providence yin
/ In due time brlns iris fearfal struggle b such
close a. will best luhserye The true greatness o. our
country and the permanent vel being Of mankind.
The present session o. COngEess VIII 10 an exceed
lngly important one, and We have made ample ar
tangements 70 lay before readers what Il going
on in Washing tom both in Congress and In the Do.
II pSrtments' 80
We respectfully solicit the anbserPt ionS ana NJ
Il tive oxertons OF our friends, and all whose views
Il and convictions accord substantially With ours.
Ne,O York, sep. 10, 1se9- = @ 81