Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-22
THE TRIBUNE FoR18s4
PROSPECTIIS.

| THE NEW-YOhk Tribune, irst issued April, 10
1911 has to-day larger aggregate circulation THAI any
other Newspaper published in America 1--WE believed in
the world, Compelled yo4r sncs to Increase the price
Gifts several issues submit to the cuuiay ruin ofit'
proprleors from the very magnitude Of s circulation
probably parted with some patrons to whom -
remarkable cheapness was controlling recommendation
but others have taken their places and IT has more
than Two Hundred Thousand subscribers aud regular
purchasers-An Of at least Fifty Thousand over
those Of any rival And this unprecedented currency
hiss achieved by very liberal expenditures in procuring
early and authentic intelligence by the fearless expires
sion of convictions by the free employment Of ability and
industry wherever 1t might contribute to excellence In
any department Of enterprise and by unshrinkng
fidelity to the dictates Of Justice Humanity and Free
dom.
by very large ouAys fo early and authentic advcea by
telegraph and otherwise from It's correspondents with
the various armies Of the Union and by special efforts to
furnish such information respecting Markets. Crops new
discoveries improvements In Agriculture &c. as must
specially interest farmers have assiduously labored
make journal calculated to meet the wants aud subserye
the interests Of the Producing Glasses That end We have
at least measuraby attained other newspaper exists
In America Europe which is habltualy read by nearly
many farmers and their families as is THR TRIBUNE 70
day. We shall labor tolncrease both the number and the
satisfaction Of this by fur the numerous class of It's
patrons
During the existence Of the Wing party this paper sup
ported that party, though always sympathiEng with the
liberal progressive, AntiSl4very wing thereof
Whom issues dissolved transformed old organaa-
tons through the spontaneous uprising Of the people Of
the Free States against the repud alton Of the Missouri
Restriction, TIE TRIBUNE heartily participated in tina
movement, and Was known Republican. When the long
smoderng conspiracy to divide and destroy our country
reduce entire to compste abasement 10 the Slave
Po@er eliminated in overt treason rebellion 1t INST
uiay necessarily regarded resistance this conspiracy
paramount all other considerations and devoted al
its energies aud efforts to the maintenance of our Union
In every great controversy which hiss divided our ooun
try, 1t has been found that side which naturally COM
mands the sympathy and support Of The large majority o.
sehoohouses and the decided minority groshops and
so doubtless will be to the last.
Ardenty desiring and striving for the early and eudu
ring adjustment ofcur National Distractions THg TRIBUNE
leaves the time, the nature and the conditions that ad
Justment implicitly 10 those lawfully in authority conf
ding in their wisdom aud Patriotism anxious to aid them
to the utmost in their arluous responsibilities and not 10
embArrass them by possibility. Firmly believing in
the Apostolic rule" First pure then
tat tue total and final sxlrpaton Of Slavery is the true
aud only absolute fur Nalioni s--that any
expedent that stops short Of this have but tran
silent and illusory yet PROFOUND theory Of
reconstruction" and indorse that has been pro-
pounded by another-nsither Summers, nor Writings,
Of the various Copperhead devices for achieving
Peace by surrenderng the epubllc into the power Of
its traitorous foesbut exhorting the American People
to have faith their Government, to reinforce their
armies and epenish their treasury, believe that If
they but do their duty benign Providence will in due
time bring this fearful struggle to such close as IL
bsst subetve the ru1 gr9aess Of our country ard h
perm Anent well.being of mankind.
The present session Of Congress will be an exceedingly
important and have made alnpls arrangements
to lay before readers what going Washington
both ia Congress aud in the Departments.
We respectfully solicit the subscriptions and active Ok
ertions of friends and all whose views and convie
lions accord substantially with ours.
Nelg- York Sept. 10, 1868