New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-30
Nem Qualifications.
DHE TRIBUNE FOR 1864.
PROSPECTUS.

THE NEw-YORK Tribune, first issued Apnl
TO- ls4 has to-day larger aggregate circulation than any
other newspapes published in America I'VE believed In the
world Compelled year since TO increase the price Of "s
several ssue submit the pecunary ruin Of ito pfopo
from the very magnitude OF s circulation 1t has prooso
since parted with patrons to whom hs ren"Ihao'
cheapness controlling recommendations but others
taken their places and It has mere than TWO
Thousand subscribers and regular purcharan excess OF al
least FiNy Thousand those OF any rival Ana n's r
currency has achieS by very liberal
lures in procuring early authentic intelligence by the Tear
ess expression Of convictions by the free employment u
ability and industry wherever it might contribute 70 e1c
lence any department Of our enterprise ana oy
fidelity to the dictates of Justice, Humanity ana
By very large ousys for early and authentic adviees py
es-aph and otherwise from Ito correspondents WITH the
armies Of the Union, and by 'pee" en'',. ~
such information spectng Markets Crops now
e, IN Agriculture &C. as mnst specially interest
frmsr. w have ssduouy labored TO make journal cacu
lated 70 meet the wants aid .abserve tho interests oil tho ITO
dueing Classes That end have at ienst measu'any ."
taned for other wspaper exists In America OF Europe
which hsbusy read by nearly 90 many farmers and Their
families as Is Tnx TRIBUNE to-day We shall labor 10 IN
crease both the nubeI and the satisfaction Of th ~ f the
moe, numerous class Of its patrons
During the existence Of the Wing party this paper support
Cd that party, though always sympshiIinc with tAs more
new Issues dissolved transformed old Organizations through
the spontaneous uprising Of the people OF the Free States
against the reputation Of the Missouri Restriction, tn
TRsuSs heartily participated in that movement and Wa
known as Republican When the long smolde1ns conspiracy
to divide and destroy country reduce 1t entire to COM
pee sbasemen the Slave Power eliminated In overt cs
son and rebellion 1t naturally necessarily regarded resistance
70 this conspiracy paramount, all other considerations
And devoted all its eneres and efforts the maintenance OF
our Union In every great which has divided our
oountrv II L1s been found on that side which naturally COM
msnd, tho sympathy and support Of the large majority Of
houses and the decided minority Of shops and so
doubtless will be- 10 the last.
Arden.y desiring and striving for the early and enduring
adjustment Of our National d.rstens Tss Tribune leaves
the time the and The conditions Of that adjustment I'm
pcy TO those lawfully In suboy conhdine In their wis
dom am patriotism anxious aid hem TO tie utmost IN their
responsibilities and TO einbrass them even by
possibility Firmly believing In the Apostolic rae- fii's
pure thea peaoea5eho.dins that the total aud una ~
trps,on Of Slavery the and only sbsou.e cure '' our
National istsi any expedvnt thai stops shor Of this csi
have but uulo1 and lasory saeo-S-wc yet PROFOUND no
theory Of rconsucon and indo,c rome hat has been
pIopounded by anohcrneiiher sumners nor "mnS' hoI
any Of Corpcrhead devices for achieving Peace
by saendeng the into the power Of Its 'rAi'Toa'
foc,-but e1hcgsins the American People TO have iAh IN
their Government, reinforce the aIies and repen'h
their treasury believe that, they bat do Len duty
benign Providence Will In due time bring tbs fearful struggle to
sneh clo.e win best subseve the rus greatness Of our
| country end the permanent wel-bsins Of mankind.
We respectfully solicit the Subscriptions ard active err
tons OF ond. Of ell whose vews sDd oouvienen u
accord Substantially with oaTa
! Nsr- York, Sept 10, lsta.