Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-19
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TE'HE TRIBUNE FOR 1861



THE NEw-ToRk THlBrNg, frst issued April TO- 1871
has to dav LARGER greRae circu alton tGan any other
newspaper published In ,mauca, 1--WE BELIEVED in the
world. Compelled year socs TO increase the price Of
its several issues submit to the pecunisy ruin Of its
propretors from the very magnitude OF its circulation
it has probably since psried with patrons to whom
itsremarkaole chcapncss controlling reoommen-
dation; but others have taken their Places and has
Aow more than Two Hundred Ihousan subscribers and
regular purchasers-an least Fifty Thousand
those Of any rival. And this unprecedented
rency it has achieved by very liberal expenditures in
procuring early and authentic intelligence by the fear
less expression of convictions, BY free nployment
of ability and industry wherever it might contribute to
excellence in any department o. enterprise and by
unshrnking fidelity to the dictates Of Justice Humai
ty, and Freedom.
BY very large Outlays for carly and authentic advces
by telegraph aud otherwise from its correspondents
with the various armies Of The Union, and by special
efforts to furnish such information respecting Markets,
Crops, discoveries improve in Agriculture,
&C. must specially interest farmers we have assdu-
ously ,aOored to make journal calculated to meet the
wants and suJserve the interests of the producing
classes That end have at least neIuraoy attained;
f1rne ohernewspapereX st5in Aueroa Europe which
is habituay read by nearly so many farmers and their
families as is lHE tribune to-lay, we shall labor to
increase both tn, number aud the satisfaction Of this by
far the most numerous clasS.oi liz parQus
During the existence Of the Wig party this paper
supported that party though always - upatnihng with
the noie liberal, progress.ve, ati->lavery wing"
thereof whenHeS issues di>solv q Of transformed old
organizations through the spontaneous uprising Il the
people o. the free States ans tile equalization the
Assour Restriction The Tribune hpart ly participated
in that movement and was knoyyn as tcpuOlicsn when
the long smou &C ing conspiracy divide and destroy
our country or reduce entire complete abasement
10 the Slave Power eliminated "a overt
beion, it naturally n'ccss ry regarded resistance to
this conspiracy to al other considerations
AMI devoted all its energies ard efforts to the mantcu
ance Of our Union in every great controversy which
has vi el country, been found on that side
which naturally commands lie Sym athy and support
of he large majority of school h9uscs aad The decided
cn rity OF sros-sh lps, and doubtless will be to
the last
Ardently des ring and striving Tor the early and endur-
ing adius Of National isiracous The Tribune
leaves the time, the nature en he conditions Of that
adjustment IN jIicty thJ.e Lawfully IN authority
confdins in til ir Vision aad patgios, anxious to aid
them to the utmost in their responsibilities ana
not o oulbarrass them H. possibility FIRMLY be-
lieving in the Apostolic rule FIRST pure then peacea-
bc"-holdiug that the total ald final cxtirpaoh o!
-avery is the true and only ut for our Ma
tional isthat any eXpedeni that stops shoI OF this
can la but transient an IL usory Successive ct
PROFOUND 10 theory Of rec5nsru ton and endorse
none that has been pcopoand ID bI snJlher-neither
summers nor Writings any Of he yah us Cop
ptrheai tcyiccs for achieving '-fcace' surfenderng
the Republic into the power its iiai rcus focs-but
exhoitms the Americas pss ~ II have ii!h in their
Government, to reinforce their armies and repensh
their treasure, be iave t iihay tlei duty
beni n Providence will ti ii ne brin4 this fearful
struggle to such close viii b,st sulsecve tho true
Of our country Az the permanent well being
of man. ind.
The session Of onsress will be exceedingly
Important one ana We have rade ample arranl cments
to lay he ceaiers whd.is going on in WASH g.
tln, both in Congress and in the Departments.
We respect uliy solicit the subscriptions and active
exertions OF friends aud Of all whose views
victions sccord substantial with ours
NsO FORK, Sept. 10, 1868