Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28
N. Y. TRIBuNE.
VHF "TRIBUNBW FOR 1864.


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THE NEw YoHK TRIBusH, frat lssued April 10Th,
leili has to dsy larger aggregate circulafon than
any othsr newspaper polished 50 America, or I'VE
believsl in Ihe world Comrellsd year since to in
pecunaTy ruin Of Its pr p-stors from tho very mag
nitude OF ttI crcustlan It has probably since part
ness was controlling recommendation; but otheTs
have taken their plloes, and It has now more than
Two Hundred houfand subscribers and regular pur-
chasefs-an excess Of at least ri " Thouaand over
those ofany rival And this urp eeedep ted currency
II has achieved by very be-al eXpenditurts In pro-
curing early and authentc tnfsiigence By the fear
less express ion Of convictions by the employment
70 sTeelenee IN anv department Of our snterpriss,
and by unshrinkng fidelity to the dictates Of Justice
Hunanity and Freedom.
By very large outlaws early aud anfhentlo vi
ces BY telegraph au Othsrv Use from s own CORES
pJL dents th the various armies Of the Unlau. and
" special efforts { furnish sufh Information re-
speci1ng Markes, Crops new discoveries or I'm prove
ments in Agriculture, sc. must specially interest
farmers, have assidirusly labored to make Jour
terests Of ths Producing Classes. That end We have
at least msasurahy attained tor other paper ex-
hy nearly 20 many farmers snd their families as e
THE + BJNE to-day. We shall labor IN decrease
both the number and the satisfaction OF this By ar
tDe most numerous eiAss OF Its patrons
During the existence OF tbs Whlg. Party, this pa
per sugported that party. though always sympathi-
ziog with the more liberal progressve Anfi-sisTeTy
wing thereof When new issues ais o we'd or trans
formed old ORGANIZATIONS thr ush the sucntsneous
upisDg Il the peope OF the Free Sfates aganst the
uE heartily participates IN that n OVemont and was
known as henubllcan. When the long EnolderinR
conspiracy 70 divide an destroy our country or re-
duce it entire to complete abasemeut to the Slave
Power cumEat'd ic overt treason and rebellion, IL
naturally necessarily regarded re stance to this con-
spiracy paramount to all other clnsiderstcus and
devoted all its energies a0d Efforts TO the mainfen-
anco OF our Union In every great controversy which
hss dviced our cOuntry, IL has been found on that
SIDE which na;uTa iY commands the sympathy and
support Of the large majority Of school hOnsss and
the decided minority Of grOg shOIs and 90 doubtless
will be TO the last.
ATdeutly desi ing and striving for the early and
enduring enlistment OF Rational disfrac lions,
The TRIBt NJ leaves the time the rature and the
etn1ns Of that adj JustmPnt implicitly those law
fully in authority, confdiug in their wisdom and
patriotism, anxious 10 aid them to the Utmost In
their arc uOus responsibilities aud not to etarras
them oven by possibility. Firmly believing in the
Apostle ic ru'e kirst pure, TEs p-aceahie hold
ing that the total and final eXrirpaliOn Of Slavery Is
the true and only absolute for National ills
that any eNpedent that stops short Of this can have
but transient and fusOrT Successive Yet prOpOund
theory OF 'r construction and indorse none that
-Or Writings nor any OF the variOus Cdpperhead
devices for achieving "Pracs" by surrsndeTing the
Republic into the power Of tts tIetorous fOs4-but,
eNhOIting the American People 10 have faith in their
Gov ernmenT, to reinforce their arn and repleuish
their treasury believe that II thay but 90 their
duty, benign Providence will in cue time bring this
fearful struggle to such clos. will best subservs
the rus greatness OF Our country aud the permanent
we'll being OF mankind
The present session of Congress will ba an exceed
iDgly imp -rtant one, and we have mafs ample ar
rEngpm5ais 10 lay before readers wha Is going on
IN Washington, both In Congress ana in the Depart
ments.
re5psctfullg solicit the subscriptions and active
eXerioBs Of rieud5, and OF al those whose views
and convictions accord substantially wnh ours.