The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-29
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PROSPECTUS. 2

The NEW YonR TRrpauNt. arst Issued April 10,
lS4I has to-day larger aggregate circulation than
any other Hspaper published in America or I've |
believe) ihtbe world Compelled a year since TO |
increase the prioo of its several issues or submit 70
tho pecuniary ruin of its proprotors from tine very
ID 81 its circulation it has probably since
parted with some patrons 60 whom its remarkable
chenpness was controlling recommendntlopj but
others have taen their plaecs, and 4 has now more
than Two Hundred Thousapd subscribers and reg
ptIrchsssrs an excess Of at leost Fifty Thon
ssn over those Of any rivah An lfis unpfecedent
cd currency it has achieved by very Liberal ezpen
ditures m procuring earl yhnd
By the fearless epfession Of eonl1c9ons py the lfee
employment OF sbility and industry whcrever It
mil ht oontribato 10 excellenee IN any department
of our enterprise andy unshrinkins fidelity to the
dictates Of Justice, humanity, end Freedom a-1
u yBygsry lurgs outays for early and authentic adj
vices by telegraph and otherwise from its own cor
respondents With the armies of the senion
and by special efforts to furnish such information
respecting Markets, Crops, nov diseoVeries or lm-
provemeuts in Agrisulture, &C., IS must specially
tintersstfarmyrsi1 we have aassiduousy labofed TO
| make journal calculated to meet the wants and
subseryo the interests Of the Producing olasses.-
That end we have at least measurably attained Tor
no other newspaper exists IN America or Europe
which is habituay read by nearly 50 many farmers
? and their families US is Tie Tribune to-day. We
shall labor TO increase both the number andthe sat
sfaetion of this by far the most numerous class Of
J its patrons l4-A ". FL4AO 4 p
During the existence Of the Wing party, this pa
: per supported that party, though always sympath
a zinwg It'll the more liberal, progressive, AntSlave
FL ~ wing" thereof. When new issues dissolved VI
u transformed old organizations through the sp9gta
d neous uprising of the Missouri sstrISlon' 1Hl
TRIBUNE heartily participated IN tnat lnorenlent
7, and was known as Republican When the lonl
d smoldering conspiracy TO dIyide and eastEoY ou
N country reduos it entire to complete aDaseneA
to the Slave Power calmnated IN overt treasSn all'
u rebellion naturally, necessarily legArded resist
& ance to this conspiracy psrany punt TO all etne
considerations, and devoted all ITS energies anu eli
y fortsto the maintenance Of our Union. IN every
II great controversy which has divided our country
has been found that sue wt1lch nurura1fy U5fn
y mands the sympathy anu support " tAerlrge ma
/ iorty Of school houses and the decided minority
:, grog-shops, Midas doubtless will be to the last
} Ardontiy ausiiing and STRIVING ior the early ant
enduring adjustment oi cur National distinctions
III The aRIpuNE le.yes the tine, tiIe mature anu tn
conditions ii that adjustment lmpAc.uy t. thos
lawfully in authority, cgAA gii5 4ilrlteF "ls~oR
II and patriotism, Una 0us t. lu teA 10 tAe utlVs
in their arduous resp disabilities ah4 not " elat;r
y rass,them even by possibility. flrn4ly believing n
al the AiJOstoiie rle" FIRST pure tica peuceaiiS-
IA holding thstthe t1ta uni halex.irpatio ufeiAyu
Nv ry is the true and only absolute cure iOr our Ma
n tional illsthat any e6pesent that stops sia2EE q
n this have but transient aa 4llnsoIy success
- We yet propohnd no theory OF ''rocOnstruetlon an
lg indOrse mono that has pr1pasadsd by another
st Mother Summers, dor Writings nor any Of the va
rious Copperhead devices ior achieving Peaee' b
at surrenderlng the Republic into tAe power OF il
ne traitoroas foes-but, erhortng tho american PEG
pie to have faith in their Government, To relni9rC
ne their armies and repeniah their treasury, b,
he lieye that ii they but dotheir duty, benign Prov
"a dence will in due time bring this fearful struggle
iu such close will best sub the true grea
M, ness Of our country and the PERMANENT well-beir
he | OF mankind.
Werespeotfully solicit the subscriptions and aet
exerlions of friends, and Of all whose views
L. convictions accord substantially with ours
Az Nslo York. Sept. TO- 1868.