The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-10
vmvHE TRIBUNE FOR 1864.
PROSPECTUS.

A.
The INV Kona Ta1ausE, arst Issued April 70,
1871 hhsto-day argef aggtsgats circsiation than
any other newspaper published in America, or I'VE
beleve) in the world. Compelled year since to
increase tho price of its several issues or submit 70
the peesniary ruin Of is proprietols from the very
lmagnitude Of its circulation it has probably since
parted with some patrons to whom its remarkable
ohespness was controlling recommendation; but
Others have taken their places, and it hasnow more
than Two Hundred Thousand subscribers and reg /
alax purehasera--an of at least Fifty Thou
sand those of any rival And this unpreeedent-
cd currency it has achieved by very liberal expea-
aituTes In procuring early and aothentc ntelgenee
ly the fearless expression of convictions, by the free
employment of ability and industry wherever 1t
M ght contribute TO excellence in any department
Of enterprise, and by unshrinkins fidelity to the
dictates of Justice, Humanity, and kseedom.
BY very large OUTLAWS for early and authentic adj
vices by telegraph and otherwise frem its owa COR
respondents with tho various armies of the Onion
and by special efforts to furnish sueh intormssson
respecting Markets. Crops, new discoveries or inn
provemeufs ia Agriculture, &C., as must specially
| nterestfarmyrs, have assi3uousy lab0red to
make journal calculated to meet the wants and
subserve the interests Of the Producing CLASSES
That end we haze at least measurably attained for
| no ether newspaper exists in America or Europe
which Is habitually read by nearly many farmers
and their families as is The Tribune to-day. We
shS labor to increase both the number and the sat
saction of this by far tao most numerous slass Of
its patrons. -
D5rtng the ex1steAco Oh the W ing party TINS pa
Per supported that party, though always sympathi-
zinwg it'll the more liberal, progressive Anti-Save.
Il ry g wing" thereof. When issues dissolved OF
Transformed old organizations through the spouta-
, nsous uprising OF the Missouri RsstEicton. BE
TRIBUNE heartily participated in that movement
and WAS known Us Republican When the long
q smolderng conspiracy to DIVIDE and destroy oai
country or reduces It entire to ooinptete .abasemeni
to the Slave Power eu ainated in overt tfeasn anu
rosslion, It nstnraiy necessarily regarded rasst-
to tnis conspiracy AS params uat to all Vthel
consdelaiions, and devoted ali its ensrses ami eli
forts to the maintenance OF OIL. Snlon. In eferJ
- great controversy wAch has divided our county, l
- has been found VI that SIDE WAlch pAIuraiy conr
). inands thu sympathy and SUPPORT d the large
JoTaty OF aokuol- hOpses The ueclued minority .
! greg shops, and Us dOuDtl.ss Will be to the last,
Ardentiy desiring and striving Tor the early am
n eNdurng adjustment OF our atonai INSTRUCTIONS
TIE TRfDUNE leaves the tnne the nature and tn
W conditions of that adjustment inpncltly to thos
lawfully in authority, coanding ~ their wisdol
and patriotism, anxious to aid them TO the utmoi
% IN their arduous responsibilities and not to emoal
rass them even by possibility Firmly believing
the Apostolic raie- First pure, then peaceable :
holding that the tai and final extrpaton vi STAY
ry is the true only absolute cure for our A
tional ills-thst any expedlent that stops short
this can have but transient and llusory success
We yet PROFOUND theory OF ''reconstrlction" III
ndorse none that has propounded BY asiother
neither Summers, dor Whiting nor any OF the v
Iv rious Copperhead devices tor achieving Peace,
= surrenderlng the Republic into the power Of
S. traitorous foesbut, exhorting the American Pc
pie to have faith in their Government, to reinfor
t.eir armies and replenish their treasury, we L
lieve that if they but do their duty, benign Prov
ch dence will in due time bring this fearful struggle
such close as viii best sub.erve the true gres
ness of our country and the permanent .well-Deil
Of mankind. .,i ~
Ia Wstsspectfuly solicit the subscriptions and acti
ave- exerlions Of our friends and Of all whose views
sep convictions accord substantially with ours.
,as NsW Yorb, Sept 10, 1853.