Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-28
I1HR rRInUNE FOR 1894.
PROSPECTuS

H. II
4 FuE NEw.YoRk TRIBuNE, first issued April u, 1874
4 has toasy tsrgsr agsregate eirepiatea thAD any
other Newspaper published IN Amer orsfEs DO.
llisve) IN the world Compelled year ltpce 70 IN
crease tho price ofits ssaes. or submit 70
the pOcuniaEy ruin u its frbra the very
magnitude Of tts circulation, q has probably since
PARTED With some patrons 70 whom III remarkable
leheapnsDS was . controlling reconmpndAtiqn; but
others have taken their places, ard itlas nov more
4 than Two Hundred Thousand s1bGcEibsrs and regu.
lar purchaSers-an excess Of at last Eilty Thou
4 sand over those Of any rival. And this unproee-
1 denied currency Il hiss achieved b. very liberal
expenditures in procuring early and authentic in-
togense by the Ssaflsss expression ofeonvietions,
by the nee omployment Of ability and industry
wherever Il might contribute = exealIehee In any
department Of our enterprise. and by unshrinking
adelity to The dictates Of Justice, Humanity aud
Freedom,
BY very large outlays for early and authentic I'd.
vices by telegraph aud otherwise from It's own COR
espondeuts with the various armies o. the Union,
and By special Efforts to furnish such information
respecting Markets, Crops, new discoveries or I'm.
proyemsnts in Agriculture, &C., a. must specially
interest farmers, We have aasldnously Iabored 70
mako q journal calculated 70 meet the wants aud
subserye the interests d Producing Glasses That
end, We have Of least measpFAbly attaihed; for no
other newspaper exists In Ametiea or Europe which
Is hAbitually read by nearly 80 many farmers and
their families As IL THE TRIBUNE to-day. We shan
,abor 70 inerease both the number and the satlse-
tion ofthis by far the most numerous class q its
patrons. = ip-. =
During the existence Of the wing party, this paper
supported that party, though always synlpathiaIng
with the more liberal, progressive Anti-slavery
awings thereof when new issnes dEssOtVed or
transformed old organizations through the sponta-
neous uprising Of the people OF the Free States
against the reputation OF the Missouri Restriction,
THE TRIBuNE heartily participated In that move
ment, and was known a. Republican. When the
long soldering conspiracy 70 divide and destroy our
country or reduce It entire 70 complete abAsoment
to the Slave Power eliminated In overt treason aud
rebellion. It naturally, necessarily regarded resist
anoe to this oonsIiraey as paramount 70 All other
considerations, and devoted ali its energies aud
EFFORTS 10 the maintenance Of our Union. In every
great controversy which has divided country, It
has been founp on that side which naturally COM
mauds the . mpathy and support Of the large ma
jority OF Sehoolhouses ana the decided minority Of
shops, and 50 doubtless will be to the Hast.
Ardently desiring and surviving for the early and
enduring adjustment Of aur National distractions,
TIE TRIBUNE leaves the time, the nature, and tho
conditions OF that atjuStmsnt implicitly 70 those
lawfully in authority C0ntdug In their wisdom and
patriotism, anxious to aid them 70 the utmost IN
their ariuous responsibilities aud not 70 embarraSs
them even by possibility. Firmly believing In the
Apostolic rule-HPlIst pure, theR peaeeable'-hOld-
ing that the total and hal extrpation Slavery is
the true and only absolute cure for our National
ls-that any expedisut that stops abort Ofthis can
have but transient and tlIusory successive yot
PROFOUND ND theory Of Iroconstruetoa1 and indOFse
pons that has been prOpoundSd by anOthsr-nefther
Summers, NOR Whitlng's, NOR any Of the various
oopperhead devices for achieving "Peaee" by sur
rendering the Republic iAto the power Of It's trait
orouS foes-but, exhorting tho American People to
have faith In their Government to enforce their
armies and replenish their treasury, believe that
ii they but do their duty. benign Providence will
in due time bring Iris fearful struggle % such q
close as will best IabseEvs the true greatness Of cur
country and the psrmanent wen being Of mankind.
The present sOssionof Congress win be an eroeed-
ingly important Qua, and No have made ample ar
rangements 70 lay before our readers what il going
On In 5Eashiag tos, lptl. -. aua IN the ma
partmeatS'
We respectfully solicit the subscriptions and 90.
tive exertiOns OF our friends and all whose We've
and convictions accord substantially with ours.
Ns,0 York, S.pt. 10, 1858.