New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
Aelpalurk Daily Gribn,te
MONDAY, OCTOBER S, 1868.
THE TRIBUNE for 1864.
PROSPECTUS.

ruv NxwVopE TRIBUNE first issued April
IN ,su b,, to-day larger aggregate circulation than as
other newspaper published in America or 1--WE belevc) in the
ord Compelled year since to increase the price OF its
or submit the pecuniay ruin Of its propris
.or from the very magnitude of its circulation has probably
.nco parted with patrons to whom its remarkable
ehespness controlling recommendations but others have
taken their places and has than Two Hundred
Thousand subscribers and regular purchaseran q at
least Fifty Thousand those OF Gny rival And this I'M
precedcned it has achieved very liberal eIpend
lures procuring early and authentic intelligence by the fear
less expression of convictions by the free employment Of
ability and industry wherever might contribute to excel
lence any department of enterprise and by unshrnkns
adey the dictates Of Justice Humanity, and Freedom
By very large ousys for early and authentic advices by tel
sgrsph and otherwise from its correspondents with the
various armies Of the Unor and by special efforts to furnish
uch information respecting Markets Crops discoveries OF
improvements in Agriculture, &C., must specially interest
farmers we sssiduously lsboed to make journal cacu
ated to meet and ubseve the interests OF the FRO
luciug Casses That end have at less. measuraby at
aimed for DO other exists in America Europe
which hsbitualy read by nearly many farmers and Their
nilies 10 THs TRIBUNE to-day We shall labor to in
ease both the number and the satisfaction of this by far the
most class Of its patrons
During the existence Of the Wing party this pare support
ID thst party though always ympaizing with tie more
LIBERAL progressive, Anslsvery wing" thereof When
Jew Issues dissolved transformed cid organizations through
spontaneous uprising Of the people Of the Free States
against the reputation Of the Missouri Restriction The
rRisuxE heartily participated in that movement and was
Republican. When the long smodcrins conspiracy
divide and destroy country reduce it ene Seom
elee abasemen the Slave Power eliminated in overt ires
and rebellion 1. naturally necessarily regarded resistance
70 this conspiracy paramount to all other considerations
and devoted all It's enecs and efforts to the maintenance o.
our Union In every great controversy which he's divided our
,ountry has been found that side which naturally com
nands the sympathy and supper. Of the large majority OF
decided minority Of srogshops and 30
doubtless will be to the last.
Ardeny desiring and striving for the early and enduring
adjustment of our National distractions THE TRIBUNE leaves
he time the nature conditions of that i'm
pcity to those lawfully in authority cOnfdns in their wiz
dom and pa otisn anxious aid them the utmost in hsr
uduous responsibilities and embarass them even by
possibility Firmly believing in the Apostolic rule" First
pure then peaceabe-hodins tina, the total and final
rpaon Slavery the and only absolute cure for our
National s-ha, any expedni tina; stops short OF this can
hsye transient and usoy yc; PROFOUND no
theory of reconstruction and ndorse that has been
propoupded by anothor-nether Summers Whsnss nor
,,y Of the various COpPehead devices for achieving Peace
BY surrenderns the Republic into the power Of its s.oTou
foes-but exhong the American People to have faith In
,her Government TO reinforce their armies and replenis
.he treasury believe that they but do theii duty
benign Providence will due time bring fearful struggle to
such will best subsce the true gsstns" oil our
sounry and the permanent; wellbeing Of mankind.
We respectfully solicit the subscr ptons and active sxer
lions OF our friends and Of all whose vews and convisoIs
sceord substantially with oura
Kste. York Sept 10, 1863.