Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-01
THE TRIBUNE FoR1se4.
PROSPEIrrrrS

ThENhw NoRK lRmuSK, first issued April TO- 1885,
has to-day aNrger aggregate circulation than any other
newspaper published In America or i've believe, In the
world Compelled year since to nctcass che prce Of
its several issues OF submit to the pccuusry ruin Of lis
pfopHe'ors from the very magnitude Of its circulation
has probably since parted with patrons to whom its
remarkable ohespness vass controlling recommendation;
but Others have taken their pisces and it has now more
than Two Hundred Thousand subscribers and regular
purehasetssn excess oi least Fifty Thousand over
those OF any riy@. And this unprecedented currency
has achieved Nv very liberal expenditures in procuring
early aud authentic intelligence, by the fearless expires
sion Of convictions, by the free employment Of ability
and industry wherever Il might contribute to excellence
in any department Of enterprise and by unshrnkng
fidelity to the dictates Of Justice Humanity, and
Freedom
BY very large outays for early and authentic advces
by telegraph and otherwise from its own correspondents
with the various armies Of the Union and by special e.
ots to furnish such Information respecting Markets.
Crops discoveries improvements in Agriculture
&c as must specially interest farmers have assidu-
ousy labored to make journal calculated meet the
and subctve In erests Of me Producing Cla
That end we have ~ least measufsbly attained
for other newspaper exists in America Europe
which is habitually read by nearly many farmers aud
their families AS is The Tribune to-day We shah labor
~ ncteast both the number aud the satisfaction Of this
During the existence Of the Wing party this paper
supported ttat party, though always sympAthzing with
the more liberal, progressive, Aut-Slavety wing
thereof When new issues dissolved transformed old
organizations through the spontaneous uprising Of the
people u the free States against the reputation Of the
Missouri Restriction, The Tribune heartily participated
in that movement, and was known as Republican. When
the long smolderng conspiracy divide and destroy
country reduce it entire to complete abascmen the
-.
it NATURALLY necessarily regarded resistance this con
spiraoy paramount 10 all other considerations and dc
voted ait energies and efforts the maintenance Of our
Union In every great oontrovers, which has divided
country it has been foundon that side which natural
ly commands the sympathy and support # the large
maj,rity Of schoolhonscs and the decided minority OF
gtog shops, aud 80 doubtless will be TO the last
Ardently desiring and striving Tor the early and en-.
during adjustment Of our National distractions. The
Tribune leaves the time the nature and the condition,
Il that adjustment implicitly TO those lawfully author
iiy, fding in Their wisdom aud patriotism anxious
to aid them to the utmost In their aduou- ic,uonsib
d and not emDaIrass them by possibility Firm
iy believing in the Apostolic rue"First ture then
peaceable'-ho ding that the total nnd final oxurpaton
Of Slavery the aud only absolute cure for our Ma
tonsl isthN any cxpedient that stops short Of this
can have but transient and lusory succcss-we yet
PROFOUND theory " Reconstruction" and ndotse
that ha. been propounded by another-neither
Summers, nor Whiiing's any Of the various Co,
perhead devices for achieving Peace" by snrendcring
the Republic into the power Of its rai'rous foes-but
exhoriing the Amer People to have faith in thtir
Government, to re-enforoe their and replensh
their ueusury we believe that, II they but do their duty
benign Providence will in due time brnl This fearful
struggle such close will best ubseryc the great
Of country aud the permanent wel-beiug Of
mankind.
The present session Of Congress will be exceeding
ly mpor ant one, and we have made ample auaoge-
ments TO lay before readers what is going on in
wa'hins'op both in Congress and in the Departments
We respectfully solicit the subscriptions AID active
tKertons Of friends and Of all whose views and
yotions accord substantially with
Neo York. Sept. H. 1868