The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
vuVHE TRIBUNE FOR 1864.
NJ PROSPECTUS.

PROSPECTUS.
Thu NEv YoRR TRIBUNE, first issued April 10, |
1871, has day larger aggregate circulation tnn
an1, nther newspaper published in America, or 1--WE
beiievel in the world. Compelled year since to |
ncrease the price OF its several issues, or submit 10
the pecniary ruin Of its propretors from the very
magnitude Of its circulation, 1T has prooapy SINCE
narfed with some patrons to whom its remarkable
cheanness was a controlling recommendation but
others have taken their places, and II mas now more
than Two Hundred Thousand subscribers and reg
ular purchasers-an excess OF at least rhly Anou-
sand over those of any rival And this unprecedent-
Il currency it has achieved by very liberal expen-
;4.r,s in procuring early and authentic intelligence
w ~ ~less expression OF convictions, py the iree
Confinement o. ability and industry wherever ~
empty aant;hute IN excellence in any department
M @ oternrse. and by unshrinkng fidelity to the
| S;ototes of Justice, Humanity, aEu rleeuvn'
Nv very large OUTLAWS for early ana S9si'ene'0 au
| vices by telegraph and otherwise from its o"- -
RESPONDENTS with the various armies OF inc Snioni
and by special enOrts to furnish sueh information
r.v,,r,.irsss ai@Skats Crops new discoveries OF nm
| provemeuts in Agriculture, &cy as must speeiaiiS
| ,nterestfarmyrs, have assiduously labOreu 10
make journal calculated to meet the wants anu
subserve the interests OF the Producing classes
hat end have ut least measusably attained; tor
| no other newspaper exists in America or EUROPE
which is hubitually read by nearly SO many farmers
and their families us is Tae Tribune to-day. We
snail labor to Increase both the number and the sat
siacton of this ny far the most numerous class OF
| y bm,inr the existence Of the Wing party, this pa
per Supported that party, though Always sympatnl-
zlnw. It'll the liberal, progressive Aitl-SiaVe-
, | nv wing thereof. When new Issues dissolved OF
Transformed oid organizations through the spouta-
neous uprising OF the Missouri hestrlctlOn' IHE
TRIBUNE heartily participated IN tnaI mo' ennen''
and was known us heru Ilcan' Wnen inc long
smoldering conspiracy ulvIde anu destroy our
country OF reduce it entire to complete AMUSEMENT
t. the Slave Power eliminated in overt treassn anu
reuelll0n it naturally, necessarily rcSardeu resi-
ance to this conspiracy as paramount 10 All w. Vi
c,,,,derains and devoted ali its energies and e.
forts to the maintenance Ut our Union. In every
q eat controversy which has divided our country, II
/. | uls been found that SIDE winch naturally com
{ munds the sympathy anu suppOrC Oh inc larBe mu'
: ,urity of schOol-houses and the decided minority
Il gros- Shops anu doubtless will be TO the last
IF Arenily uesiring and striving Tor the early ant
i enduring adjustment Of our Nationai ulstrac.ions
Y luE lNIBuNE leaves the time, the nature anu Tn
4 cnnd,Liuns of that adjustment implcitiy to thos
1t iawl.lly in authority conndlnS IN theiI wisuon
d and patriotism, anxious 10 alu ohel W 'no ueioo
IN their Responsibilities anu hOt 70 euoa
1t = a. them even by possibility. flrmly peheVlng
ii III. Apostolic rule" First pure, then peaceaDio
huldns chat the total and hnal exfpAton Vi oav'
| rs Is tie true und only absolute cure lor vur IVA
A. ~ mai ili--thtt any expedient that stops short
N - ram have out a transient and illusory success
il M .t rr,put md no theory Of reconstruction an
rs 3.I .rss ne that has propounded by another
t Sunnsr's dor Writings, nor any OF the VI
h. nam, OBJ, perhead devices Tor achieving Peace ,
al -,,rr,ulering the Republic into the power OF !
~ trnitorous toes-but, exhorting the American re-
RI Die TO have faith in their Government, TO renior
NJ the;r armies and repienish their treasury, we b
Iieve thar, il they but their duty benign Prov
dence will in due time bring this fearful struggle
such a close as will best sub.erve the true grea
c ness OF cue country and the permanent weh-be'i
ice of mankind. .....,. ...., =,
i0e pectfuy solicit the subscriptions and acti
49, exerliuns of eur friends, and of all whose views
= convictions accord substantially with ours
Ne,o York., Sept ~, 1868.