Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-10
NEW AHVERTI3ENIFMTe.
THE "TRIBUNE" FOR 1864.

Al y . 4 = 4 y .
THy hEv VoHK TRIBUSE, frat issned April Ioh,
ieu, has to-dsy larger aggregste cireSlsfion than
sny otne- neVaparer prhlished N AUertca. or I've
crease the price o. is sevsrs Esus or submit 10 ths
peuniNTT ruin Of its p-ietors from the very mag
nisue " tt' creu il has urnbabiY siDoa part.
ed with some sfrons to whom IT. remarrabIa heap
ssss 80 90 eontroling rae"mnendation; hrtttheT8
S H55dr. 7 pl Ss sns Il pa nov m1,s han
chasAIs- excess of At least 81 " Thousand ever
a. NY ssk1 a. ne nv ~ eeedsq % e1Ireney
curing early anf authentic intsigonce, b. the fear
- expression Of convictions, By the sFse sploJmsnt
o. soutty and Industry wherever II niEht c0ntbuts
70 sxcellenee On anv dspsrtment Of our Enterprise,
apd y Eng fidelity to the dictates Of Justice
By ve'y large outlaws tlF early snd authentic avi-
ees oy telegraph and otherv ise from rs
e1ndenfs Sith he var7us armies Of the Uhian. ana
By special Efforts - furnish such inf rmation re-
spsciiug Markets. Crops new disroveTies improve.
nents IN ASL,enltnr9 c as must 50 eaily Interest
nslcrlo1sted meet the wants and su5serve the In
terasts nt th- Producing Clsases That md re have
sts IN Amerisa or Earops With 4 SshiSiS rsSd
6y nearly 50 many farmers and their families q
both tbs number and the satIsfacfon Of this By far
/ tn most numerous ciass Of Its ~ roas
During the existence OF ths Wig Psrty, this pa
ner supported that party. thocRh algays Eympatht-
ziag with The more liberal psosr. i've, AniissVery
Wig "a, thereof when new issu-s dIs'o we'd or trans
| tOrmed Old organi1etiont thr h the sucutaneoul
4 the peOp9 Of the Foe States aRainst tho
-evudistion Of the Missouri Restric ion THs TRIB.
known as ke5nhllesn Wbea q Ora smoidariag
conspiracy to div1e an destroy Cur ciuutry o. re-
duns it entire to complete sha-emsnf 30 the Slave
Power enmnatad II overt treason aud ,beliOn. "a
Daturay necessarily Arded reistanes % this
apiracy as paramount TO al other c1nsdaratlCns and
devoted alt IT'S nerRlss aud Efforts to the uainfen-
aneeo our Oaion In every great c9ntroFersy which
he's diyided W country IL has been found On that
ds which na'ura " command. the sympathy and
snpPort Of the large mNority Of school horses and
viii be TO the last.
Lrds-tly dssi iog and striving for the early and
enduring adjustment Of National Distractions,
TIE TRIBUNE leaves the time the nature and fhe con.
i rs Of Jnat adjustment implicitly 10 three law
| fuly iE aui ihOritT, conhding In their Wi.dOm and
l patriotism anxious 10 aid them TO the usHOst IN
their arc uOus Te5ponsi hites aud rot mtarrasa
| them even By possibility. FiTmiy believing in ths
apostle Il e.. First pure III EN psaceahs"- held
ing that the total and hnai 0xtrpEiOu Of Slavery 4
the true snc only absolute for our National l
tnat any expedsnI that stops sh0rs Of this have
No theory OF srtcsnstructiOn ana indorss none tb3t
has bsen pcopoundsd By ano her -nsither Sumner'I,
/ nOr Writings, nor any OF the various Cepperbesd
devices for achieving Peace" By Hurrendeiing lho
evhOTting the American People to have faith in their
Goy-rnmenr, TO reinforce their erni aud replsnish
thetr treasury, believe that n they bug do fhor
duty, benign PrOVidOnce will In time briDF thiI
fearful sirugg 70 such Close viii bast uubssrTs
the trus greatness Of or country and tbs parmAneni
| we'll being Of manRind.
The present session Of Congress viii be a eTcsed.
ingiy imp 5rtant %, a1u we have made arple Ar.
ranKsmSats lay bsrs At readers ThaI 4 gong On
in Wellington, b5th in Congress anu IN tne Depart
mentg.
respectfully solicit the Subscriptions and aotfTl
exertions Of friends and Of those whosa views
and eJnTietions accord su bstantisliy WIih ours