Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-05
'I1EIE TRIBUNE FOR Iso-4
PROSPECTIIS


TIE NLw'YORE TRIBUNE first issued April 10, 1871 .
has to-day lsrger aggregate circulation than any
other newspaper published in America, or I'VE be.
| Ieveliu the world. Compelled year ziuce to in
crease the price ofis several Issues or submit to
the pscuuiary ruin fits proprietors from the very
magnitude of its circulation, it has probably since
| parted with some patrons TO whom its remarkable.
eheapness was controlling recommendation: but
others have taken theirplaces, and It has now more
than Two Hundred Thousand Subscribers and recu
lar purchasers--au excess Of at lsast Fifty Thou.
sand over those of any rival. And this upprese-
dented currency it has achieved by very liberal
expenditures in procuring early and authentic in
telgenee, by the fearless expression ofconvietons,
by the free employment of ability AID industry
Wherever it might contribute 70 excellence in any
department of our enterprise, aud by uushrnEing
fidelity to the dictates of Justice, Humanity aud
Freedom,
BY very large outlays for early and authentic adj
vices by Telegraph and otherwise from its own cor.
respondents with the various arnies of tIiU Union,
and by special efforts to furnish such information
respecting Markets, Crops, new discoveries or i'm
Provements in Agriculture, &c, as must specially
;nteress farmers, We have assiduousIy labored 10
make journal calculated to meet tho wants and
snbaervethe interests ofthe Producing Casses That
end We have at least measurably attained; for no
other newspaper exists in America OF Europe which
is habitually read 10y nearly SO many farmers and
their families is The TnmUSR TODAY. W., rb,u
labor to increase both the number and the satisac
ton OF this by faE the most numerous class gf its
patrons.
During the existence Of the Whis party, tlis paper
supported hat.parts, though always sympathiziug
with the more liberal progressive, Anti-slavery
wing thereof. When new issues dissolved or
Transformed old organizations through the sponla-
neous uprising Of the people Of the Free states
against the reputation OF the Missouri Restricton
IAE TRIBUNE heartily participated in that move.
uieht' and was known as Republican. When tho
long Smoldering conspiracy divide aud destroy our
country or reduce it entire t. complete ab,seu,pt
to the slavePOwer eliminated In overt tre,s N ami
rebellion it naturally, necessarily ressrdcdsrssi,t
ance TO this consi tracy paramount to all other
considerations, and devoted all its energies aud
Efforts to the maintenance Of our Union In every
great controversy which h Is divided our country. it
has been foupP ON that side which naturally com.
mands the 81 mPathy and support of the iarse ma
Iority OF schoolhouses AMI tho decided minority OF
grog-shops, aud so doubtless viii be to tue last.
' Ardentiy desiring aud striving: for the olrly and
endHFins adjustment Of our National distractions.
FHE TRIBUNE leases the time, the natur and tho
conditions OF that adjustment imnI.citly to t,,s,
lawful in auth Jrity, confd!ug in their wisdom and
patriotism, anxious to aid them 70 tts utbt,.. in
tnelr Ardnous not L, ert,rfssz
hem even by posi- ility. Firmly believing In the
Apostolic rule-"Rirst pure a,sri peaeeAbie,-hol5-
ing That he total n nal oxtrpltion of Slavery
the true and only absolute cure for our Nation,I
ils-that any expediens tat stops short oft,i. can,
have but a transient and ilIusOry successive vet
PROFOUND 10 theory Of ofroconstruc,iou' and islor.e
none that las been prOpounded by byanothsr-peither
summers nor Writings, nor any Of the yariou.
CoPperhead devices fOr aehSvfng speate, by sur.
the Republic into the power ofits trait
olSp' prog M Mloe4-hutI eEhortag tho Aueriean p,opIe To
nave faith in their Governmsnt 10 .s.o,l,,c. ,I.;y
armies and replenish their treasury We believe that
tthey'but d6their duty, a benign Providence viii
in due lime bring this fearful struggle to suel, a
CLOSE aa will best lubserve the irue reatnes Of .,
country aud the permanent well being ef naslisi
1he present session Of oougr will be no sxe.l
ns'y important Que, and We have mad aua}IS ar
to lay before or readers t is soiog
On in Washington, both III Congress aud To- the De-.
partments'
. we respectfully solicit the subscriptions aud &c.
ave eRertions OF our friends and all whose views
and convictions accord SUBSTANTIALLY with ours.
MAG York, Seps. 10, Is s.