Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-12-25
The Tribune for Isea.-prospectus.

tbs NEw-YosK TRIBUNE, FIRST issued April TO- ls4 has
to-day larger aggregate circulation than other
paper published in America. sse believed in the word
Compelled year sres increase the price Of its seser
Issues or submit the pecunary ruin of its propiieors
from the maghitude Of its laton IL mas probably
since parted with patrons 10 whom ITS remarkable
ehespness a controlling recommendation but others
have taken their places aud II mas now more than Two
Hundred Thousand subscribers and regular
excess Of Fifty Thousand those of any rival
And this unprecedented currency t achieved By
liberal expenditures in procuring early and authentic in
of abity and industry wherever it might
contribute to excellence ia department OF
prise and by unshnkng fidelity TO the dictates o3 Justice
Humanity, and Freedom.
By very large outlay for early authentic advces BY
telegraph and otherwise from its psndents with
the various armies of the Union. and By social Efforts
furnish such information respecting Markets. Crops
discoveries improvements in Agriculture, Sc must
specially interest farmers, have assidnousy laeored TO
journal calculated TO meet the wants and
Of the Producing Glasses That end haye
least measurably attained for other newspaper
lists in America EUROPE which habituay read BY
ly farmers and their families as THk TRIBUNE to-
day. We shall labor both the numben and the
satisfaction Of this by far the most Of its
patrons
During the existence Wing party, this psper sup
por party, though always ssmpahizng with the
liberal, progressive. AntiSavery wing thereof
dissolved old
through spontaneous uprising the people Of the free
States against the reputation Of the Missouri esrction
The TaiBuSH heartily participated in that movement and
conspiracy divide and destroy country
entire to complete abasement to the slave Power cni
riy regarded resistance to this conspiracy to
all other considerations and devoted all its energies and eff
forts to the maintenance OF Union In every great
troversy which has divided country IL has found
that side which naturally commands the sympathy aud
support of the large majority of schoohouses and the
cded minority OF ghops and so doubtless will be to the
Tart.
Ardently desiring and striving for the early and enur
ing adjustment Of National distractions The TkDuSE
leaves the time, the and the conditions of that adj
ustment implicitly to those lawfully in suuoty confding
in their wisdom and patriotism anxious aid theu
utmost in their srduous responsibilities and not to embar
them by possibility Firmly believing In the
Apostolic rule First pure en peaceabe holding tina,
the total aud final exrpation of slavery Is the true
only absolute for National sthat any expeient
that stops short of this hav but transient and u
PROFOUND theory of
ton and indorse that has been propeunded by
oiher-neilher summers Writings any Of the
rous Copperhesd devices for achieving Peace by
derng the Republic into the power Of its rxtorouz oes
but exhorng the American People have faith Ia
Governmcnt reenorce their armies and repcnish
treasury, believe that if they but DO their duty, be
nign Providence will in due tune bring tass fearful struggle
to such close will best subserve the greatness
our country and the permanent ebeing Of mankind.
We respectfully solicit the subscriptions and active
tons of friends whoee and convictions
accord substantially with ours.
Ncc- York, Ssp,. 10, 1858. ~