Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-01-15
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1854,
PROSPECTUS.

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TIE Nsw YoRK TRIBUNE first issued April TO- 1871,
has 10 day larger aggregate circulation than any other
newspaper published in America or 1--WE belleve) In the
world Compelled year since to Increase the price Of
its several issues submit TO the pecuniary ruin OF its
prosTetors from the very magnitude Of its circulation
has probably since parted with patrons whom It's
remarkable cheapness was controlling
bur others have taken their places and it has
than Two Hundred Thousand subscribers and regular
purchasersan Of at least Fifty Thousand
those Of rival. And this unprecedented currency
has theved by very liberal expenditures in procuring
early and authentic intelligence by the fearless express
ion of convictions by the free employment, of ability and
industry wherever it might contribute to excellence
any department Of enterprise, and by unshTnkipg
fidelity to the dictates Of Justice, Humanity and Free
dom.
By very large outays for early and authentic advccs
by telegraph and otherwise from its correspondents
with the various armies OF the Unon and by special ef
forts to furnish such information respecting Markets.
Crops discoveries or improvements in Agriculture
&C., must specially interest farmers have assidu
ously abored TO make Journal calculated to meet the
and subserve the interests of the Producing Class
That end hare at least measuraby attained; for
no aher new spaper exists in America Europe whchs
habtuay read by nearly many farmers and their fam
lilies as is the TRBUSg to-day. We shall labor to increase
both the number and the satisfaction Of this by far the
most numerous class of It's patrons.
During the existence Of the Wing party this paper sup
ported that party, though always sympahsng with the
mere liberal progressive, anti slavery wing there Of
When issues dissolved transformed old organxa-
tons through the spontaneous uprising Of the people Of
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 to divide and destroy
country reduce entire to complete abasement to the
Slave Power eliminated in overt treason and rebellion
naturally, necessarily regarded resistance to this
spricy paramount to all other considerations and de-
voted all its energies and efforts to the maintenance Of
our unon In every great controversy which has dvi
dea country, has been found that side which
naturally commands the sympathy and support Of the
large majority of school houses and the decided minority
Of shops, and SO doubtless win be to the last
Ardeny desiring and striving for the early and endur
ing adjustment of our National distractions the TRRrNB
leaves the time the and the conditions
adjustment implicitly to those lawfully in authority con-
iding IN their wisdom and patriotism, anxious to aid
them to the utmost in their arduous responsibilities and
not to enbarrass them even by possibility Firmly be-
ievins the Apostolic ruleTirst pure. Mess peacea-
holding that the total and final eStirpae sav-
cry the and only absolute Tor our National
lsthat any expedent that stops short of this
bu. transient and llusory successive yet PROFOUND
theory Of Demonstration" and indorse that has
been propounded by snoher-neither Summers Viii
tngs any of the various Copperhead devices for
achieving Peace" by surrenderng the Republic into the
power of its .raorous foes-but exhorng the Ameri-
People to have faith in their Government to reinforce
their armies and replenish their treasury believe tina,
il they but do their duty. benign Providence will in
due time bring this struggle to such close will best
sbserve the greatness of country and the per-
mancnt we'll being OF mankind
The present session Of Congress will be an exceeding
important one, and have made ample arrangements to
lay before our readers what's going on in Washington,
both in Congress and in the Departments.
werespectfuy solicit the subscriptions and active
erons Of our friends and Of all whose views and con.
victions accord substantially with ours
He'o York, Sept. 10, 1854. e.
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