Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-06
,I,HE TRiBUNE FOR 1854.
PROSPECTUS,

THK NLE-YoRE IEIBusR, hrst issued April 10, ls4l,
hsI to-day lGIgtr aggregate circulation than any
other newspaper published ia America, or I'VE be-
usvei in the Wojid. Compelled a. year EiDee TO In
crease the prIei Gifts several Issues submit to
the psounary uin ofits proprietor from the very
magnitude Of circulation, I. has probably since
parted With SoI,e patrons to whom its remarkable
eheApnss4 WAS : controlling recommendation; but
others have alien their places and it has nov more
than Two Hundred thousand sub,eriberS and regu-
lar puTehAssrs--uu excess Of At IsAIt Pity Thou
sand over thoss Of any rival. And this uuprsee-
dented currency 1t has achieved by very liberal
Expenditures in procuring early and authentic in
tsligenee, ty the fearless expression ofeonVIetons
by the free employment Of ability and industry
wherever it might contribute 70 excellence In any
department. Of our enterprise, and by unshrinkfng
adelity to the dictates Of Justice, Humanity and
Freedom.
By very large OutlAys for early and authentic Ad-
vice. by telegraph and otherwise from Its own cor
respondents with the various armies Of the Union
aud by special Efforts to furnish such information
respecting Markets, Crops, new discoveries or Iu-
pruvemeuts in Agriculture, &c, ~ must specially
interest farmers, we have aEaiduOusIy IGbored 10
make Journal calculated 10 meet the wants aud
SubserVe the iutsreSB ofthe Producing Clauses That
end we have at least meGsarably attained; for no
other Newspaper exists in America or Europe which
Is habituAlly read by nearly many hrmers and
their familISs iS THE Tribune to-day. We shall
I.tor to increase both the number and the Eattsfae
non ofthis by far the most numerous class Of Its
patrons.
During the existence Of the RhIg party, this paper
supported that party, though always synpGthiLing
with the more liberal, progressive, AntI-sIavsry
ewing" thereof when new Issues dissolved or
HCIN
neOuS uprising Of the people of the Free States
against the Reputation Of the Missouri Restriction
THE TEiBuSE heartily participated In that move.
msnt, aud was knsvn Republican. When the
long Inoideriug conspiracy divide aud destroy our
country or reduce 1t entire u complete abGuemsnt
70 the Slave Power eliminated in overt Treason and
rsbsliion 1t naturally, necessarily regarded reaist-
aneo to this eouSIiraoy paramount to all other
considerations, and devoted all its energies and
Efforts to the maintenance Of our Union. In every
great controversy which has divided our country It
has been founp on that side which naturally com.
mAuds the sympathy and support Of the large ma
jOrity Of NehOohouSss and the decides minority Of
ErOE-'hops, aud 90 doubtless will be to the last.
AEdently desiring aud striving for the OarIy and
enduring adjustment Of our National distractions.
THE THiSuSE leaves the time, the nature, and the
conditions OF that HdjustmSut Implicitly 70 those
." SOuuQiEB IN GheiE wisdom and
triotIsm, anxious TO aid thom 10 the utmost 4,
their arduOuG responsibilities aud not 70 spb.rr,,,
them even by POsSiuillty. Firmly believing in IN.
Apostolic ruls--PIrst pure, then psAesable,-bold.
Ing that the total AID anAI oxtrpatIon OF Slavery Il
the true and only absolute cure for our national
ms-that any SIpedsut that stops short of thi, can
have but \ trAnSisnt aud nIusory suecsss-vs We,
PROFOUND no Theory of"rueUuStruetion" aud indor,,
none that has been prOpOundsd by AnOthsr-nsithr,
Summers, nor Whiupg'a, nor any of the vnrIou
COPPsEheAd devices for Gehis,iug SPsaee" by sur
rendering the Republic iatO the power Of Us trail
0EO1' iOsS-but, tThOCtinE the American People tc
have faith In Ihsr Government, 70 re enforce thsI
armies aud rsPloi.h their trsASury We believe that
they but do their duty. bsntga Provideneo vii
In due time bdPE This fearful struggle To Such
Close a. will beat Gu6SerVe the greatness Of GU
country aud tbs permanent we'll being Of mankind
khs present session Of Congress will b an exceed.
insJ Important qns. Hnd We have made AMPLE ar
rang 'mentS to ley before cur rSadSu what lS SoIul
on IN "A'hinStOf, both in Congress aud In the De
pATtmsnt5'
We respectfully solicit the subscriptions aud 10
i've O1erti0as % our frisnds, and All vh,.. -.
and eonvietiON' nseOrd substantially With ouEs.
Nsg EorI. !SsTk. 10, lssS.