Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-05
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1864
pRnNPE TIs.


THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, first Issued April 10, l54l
has to-day larger aggregate circulation Than any
other newspaper published In America, or I'VE believe
in the world Compelled year slnce TO increase tht
price OF its several issues, submit to the pecunay
ruin OF its pr opreors from the very magnitude OF III
circulation, IL has probably since parted Win some
patrons to whom its remarkable eheapness was con
trolling recommendation but Others nave taken neif
places, and II has now more than Two Hundred Thou
sand subscribers and regular purehases-ah excess OF
at least Fifty Thousand over those OF any rival ana
this unprecedented currency has achieved py very 10
eral expenditures in procuring early ana aunehtlc III
elgence by the fearless expression of convictions, by
the free employment Of ability and Industry wherever
it might contribute to excellence in any department OF
our enterprise and by unshrnking fidelity to the dic
tates Of Justice humanity and Freedom,
BY very large OUTLAWS or early and authentic adYce
by telegraph and otherwise from Its own oorrespGn
dents with the various armies OF the Union, ana by
special efforts to furnish such information respecting
Markets, Crops, discoveries or mpr0y emenis II
agriculture, &c. as must specially interest farmers, w
have assidousy abored to make journal calculated
to meet the wants and subserye the teress OF the FRO
ducing Glasses That end have at leas' me asurab
attained for no other newspaper exists in America
Europe which is habltually read by nearly so man.
farmers and their families as is the Tribune to-day
We shall labor to increase both the number and tn
satisfaction of this by far the most numerous class
| its patrons.
During the existence OF the Wbig party. this pape
supported that party tho Oh always sympathHlng VIII
| the more liberal progressive, Anti slavery wing
| thereof When new issues dissolved or transformed
old organizations through the spontaneous uprising
the people Of the Free States against the repHdat Q
the Missouri Restriction, the Tribune heartily pariic
pated IN that movement, and was known as Republ
can. When the long smoldering conspiracy 70 diyld
and destroy our country or reduce # entire to cOmpet
abasement to The Slave Power eliminated In over
treason and rebellion, 1t naturally, necessarily regarde
resistance to this conspiracy as paramount to al othe
considerations and devoted to all It's energies aud G
forts to the maintenance of our Union In every
great controversy which has divided country 1t hi
been found on that side which naturally command
the sympathy and support OF The large majority
school houses and the decided minority of grog shop
and so doubt less will be TO the last
Ardently desiring and striving for the early and el
during adjustment OF our National distractions, Il
Tribune leaves the time, the nature and the condition
OF that adjustment implicitly to those lawfully in al
thorty, contding In their wisdom and patriotism
anxious TO aid them to the utmost in their arduOus
spousbilites, and not to embarrts them even by pc
sibihY Firmly believing In the Apostolic rule
. First pure then peaceable holding that the toti
and final expiration OF Slavery the true and only a
solute cure for our National s-that any eXpedie
that stops short OF this can have but transient At
usory SUCCESS we yet PROFOUND no theory Of" reco
strhcuon and indorse none that has been propoundl
BY another-neither Summers nor WDitinge, nor al
OF the various Coppehead devices achieving "Pslc
By surendertng the Republic into the power OF
tratorous ioes--Dut, eXhOTtmg the American People
have iaith 10 their Government to reinforce The
armies and feplensh their treasury, we believe th3t,
they but do their duty benign Providence will In d
time bring this fearful struggle 10 such close as
est subserye the tue leatness OF our country al
the permanent welLbeng OF mankind
We respectfully solicit the subscriptions and aeti
eXertions OF our friends and OF all whose vie VS. al
convictions accord substantially With ours
AGp York Sept. 10.