, 1863-12-11

THE TRIBUNE FOR 1864.



TIE NEW YOHk TRIBUNE. ntss tssned April 10,
ISL, has to-day larger aggregate circulation than
any other newspaper published in Arnertcs, OF I've
belieEt) tn the world. Compelled year since to In
the price OF tts several Issues submit 10 the
pecuniary f!n Of It's propresozs from the very ms
ntude ofis erculatior It has probably since parted
With SOME patrons 70 whom tssemaskable cbcapnesa
vas controlling Recommendation; but others hare
tnktu thelr places. and It has now more than Two
Hundred Thousand Subscribers and regular pus-
chaaers-An excsk8 Of 1t least Fifty Ihou.sud over
those Of any rival And this unp1ec edented curtuncy
1t has achieved By voyy liberal expenditures ia pro-
curing early aud authentic intelligence br tho fea
esa expression Of convictions, By tho free employ
ment Of ability and industry wherever It might con-
tribute to excellence in anT department Of our enter
prse and by uushEnking fidelity to the dictates Of
Justice. Humanity, and Freedom. I.
BY very large out1ays for early and authentic I'D
wees BY telegraph and otherwise from Its OWL cor
respondents With tho various armies OF tho Union,
and BY special efforts to furnish such information
spectiug Markets, Crops, new discoveries or improve
mens In Agriculture, &c. ss must specially Interest
faraers have asslduous1y abored to mako Jour-
nal calculated to meet tho wants and subsezve the
interests Of the Producing Classes That end "a have
least measurab1y attained; for other newfpoper
BY nearly so many farmers and their families 40
Tue TR1pusx to-day. We ahalI lahor to Increase
both the number and the satisfaction Of this by far
the most numerous claas OF It's patrons.
During the existence Of tho WhiR party, this paper
supported that party. though slwnys tympAthizlnx
with the moro liberal, progressive, Auti-slaverv
"ulng" thereof. When new Issues dissolved or trans
formed old organizations through tho spontaneous
uprising Of the people OF the Fres States axainst tho
reputation Of the Missouri Restriction Tm TR1Busx
heartily participated in that movement, aud WAS
known az Republican. When the long smou1deEtng
conspiracy to dlylde snd destroy our country or r.
duce 1t entire to complete abasement to the sIs7e
ph+ Nr+1t tF7hf fa1f In &R+n
naturally necessarily regarded to this con-
spIracy IA paramount to ali other considerations and
devoted all ts energies and efforts to the mantcn-
tensnce Of our Enlon- In every gre3t controversy
which has divided ouncount<J,it has been found o.
that aide which naturally commands the sympathy
and support Of the a1ge minority Of school houses
and the decided minority Of gzos.hops. and doubt
less will be to the last. -
Ar1enty desiring md striving for the early and en-
during adjustment Of our National distractions, TH1
TRIBUNE leayes the time, the nature and the cpndi-
tious Of that adjustment implicitly to those .vu1ly
n authority, tonlding In their wisdom and patriot
Isn anxious to aid them to the utmost In their aru-
ous responsibilities and not to embarrass them eyeu
by possibility. Firmly believing In the Apostollc
rule-" First pure, 1nEx peaceable~-ho1dIng thst
the tna1 extfpalon Of Slavery Is .he true aad on1y
absolute curc for our National u1s-khat any etpe.
dent that stops ahoEt Of this hare but transient
and ul1saty success-wc set PROFOUND no theory p5-
reconst ucton" and tndorse none that has been pfo
pounded By another-aeither Sumner'snor Wnltinss,
moi Of the raslons coppcshead for achiev
Ing "peace" By Rurrendering sha Republic into the
power Its raltorou1 foes-but e1hortug the Aues-
lean people haye faith In their oysrun1ent to "a
tnorce thell armies and reple1sn their treasury. wa
beliere that they but do their duty, benign Peoyt
dence will In due time bring this fearful struggle to
such close will best subservo the true ereatnesa
ofour country and the permanent wen being Of mau-
Kind.
The present session Of Congress will be an exceed
lng]y Interesting une, and We have made ample ar
rangeuents to lay before readers what ID going
rartmtnts.
TIC spectfnl1y solicit the subscriptions and active
exeztions OF onr friends, and OF Al whose Tlews and
convictions accord substantially with ours.
New York, Sept 10th, 1863.