American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-07-06
THE TRARUNE FOR 1864
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The New York TRIBUNE first issued April TO- 1871,
nS Dy @SfsS @ Sn 15h ry in o'hs tSe
world Compelled year since to increase the price Of
its several issues OF submit to the pecuny ruin of Its
prOpretors from the very magnitude of its circulation, II
has probably suce parted with some patrons 10 whom
its remarkable cheapnes controlling recommends
tom but Others have taken their place, and II has
than Two Hundred Thousand subscribers aud regu-
lar pufchaseisan excess Of nt least Fy Thousand over
those Of any rival And is Unprecedented currency it
has achieved by very lbenl expenditures in procuring
ea ly aud authentic intelligence by the fearless express
sion OF convictions by the flee employment ofabty and
industry wherever Ii might contribute TO excellence in
any department Of ouf enterprise, nnd by unshrinkng
fidelity to the dictates of Justice, Humanity and Free
dom.
by very large outlnys for early and authentic adyices
by telegraph and otherwise from Its own correspondents
with ihe yatious armies of the Union and by special e
forts 10 furnish snch information respecting Markets,
Crops discoveries improvements in Agriculture,
Sc rs inus specinlIy Interest farmers we We asdiosy
labofed 10 make journal calculated 10 meet the wants
and sub-eye the interests of the Producing Classes
Tha end we have at least measurby attained; for no
other news paper exists in America Europe which is
biiuy read by nearly many farmers and their fam
lilies rs is THG TGiEuNR to-day We shall aborto increase
both the number and the satisfaction of this by far the
most numerous class ui its patrons
During the existence of the Wing party. this paper
supported ha' party 'hongh ALWAYS sympathzns with
the more libe al progressive, ADtiSavery wing there
Of When issues dissolved or transformed old organi
cations through he pontancuus uprising Of die people
Of the Free STATES against the population OF the Missouri
Restriction. The Tribune heartily participated in that
movement, and was known Republican When the
long smoldc,ng conspiracy to divide and destroy
cOuny leiucc It entire 10 complete abasement to the
Slave Power cuni lated in overt Treason aud rebellion,
IL naturally necessarily c.aTed resistance to this con
spiracy paramount to oil other considerations and de-
voted energies and efforts tutho maintenance oi our
Union In eye.y s,ent ,pnrryersy which has Ciyled
our country, il has been uund that side which nntu-
rally commands The sympathy and support OF the large
majority of scoohouses and the decided minority of
grog-shors and so doubtless will be TO 10 the last
Ardeny desiring anG srlvnT ior Che eatlv and endu
ring adjustment Of our National distractions, Tie Tribune
leaves the time the nature and the conditions of that adj
iustment implicitly TO those lawfully in authority, con
hdng in their wisdom and patriotism. anxious to aid
them to the utmost in their ruous responsibilities and
not to embaTHss them Ly possibility. Firmly be-
lieving in the Apostolic inle-"Fst pure hcn Pencen-
ble-hoding that the total and final cxtipuon of Sla
very Is the true and only absolute cure for National
lls-that any eNpcdient that stops short Of this
have but transient and llusoIy successive yet pro-
pound no theory Of reconstuction and indorse none
that has heen prOpoundad by another-ncither sum
ners, nor Writings any Of the various CoPperhend
devices for achieving "PeareH by surrounding The
public into the power Of its tratorous oesbut, exhor
ting. the American People TO have faith in their Govern
enf TO rfen1rce fer armies and rclerish their treas
ury, believe that If they but do their duty benign
Providence will in due lime bring this fearful struggle q
such close win best subserye the true greatness Of
country aud The permanent well-beiug Of mankind
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exerons of friends and of all whose views and con
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