Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-09
IHH TRBUNH FIORIse4
PROSPECTuS

ESFGCIUS.
Tax NEW.YoRE TGISUxE, fret Issued April 10. 1891.
mas to-day larger!nggregate circulation than any
other Newspaper publIshte in America. or i've be.
HeEsl IN the world. Compelled year since to Ia.
'tsAss The price Ofits several Issues or submit to
the pseSntAry ruin Ofita PrOprfsters from the very
magnitude Of Its circulation, 1t has probably since
parted with some patrons to whom its remarkabIe
eheaphess MAS controlling recommendation. hut
others have taken their places, aud Il has now NOR,
than Two Hundred thousand subtcribsrs and r.,,,-
lar purehasers-an excess Of at Isast Fity Tbou.
sand over those Of any rival. And this uppraca
dented currency 1t has achieved by very liberal
expenditures in procuring carly and authenti. In.
teligeucC, by the feariess expression ofcopyietops
by the free employment Of ability and ipdus,rv
wherever 1t might contribute to excellence 10 any
department OF our enterprise, aud by unshrinkiny
fidelity to the dictates Of Justice, Humanity and
Freedom.
By very large OUTLAWS for carly and authentic adj
vices by Telegraph aud otherwise from its own cor
respondents with the various armies Of the Union.
and BY special Efforts to furnish such information
respecting Markets, Crops, new discoveries or i'm
Provements in Agriculture, &C., as must specially
interest farmers, we have assiduOusly labored to
make journal calculated to meet the wants and
auoserTe the interests ofthe Producing Classes That
end We have at least measurAbly attained. for no
other Newspaper exists in America or Europe which
is haottuAily read by nearly so many farmers and
their families as Is The TRIBUNE to-day. We shall
labor to increase both the number aud the EatIstac
zion of this by far the most numerous cl,,, ~ ia
patrons.
During tho existence of the Wing party this paDsr
supported that party, though always sympathizing
with the more liberal, progressive, Auti.slavsry
ewing" thereof When new issues dissolved or
transformed old organizations through the spouta.
nsous uprising OF the people of the Free state,
against the reputation of the Missouri KeatrictiOn
THE tribune heartily participated In that move
nent' aud was known as Republican. When the
long HmOlderiug conspiracy to divide and destroy pr
eoantry reduce It entire to enmpIs,s ,h,,o',,,,
to tho Slave Power eliminated In overt treas >, ,I
rebellion it naturally, necessarily regarded resi,t
ahce to this conspiracy as paramount to all other
considerations, and devoted all It's energies and
enorts to the maintenance OF our Union. In every
great controversy which has divided our country II
has been fouup on that side which naturally com.
mands tho q mpathy and support of the large ma
Ionty OF sehOoLhouses anu the decided minority of
grog-shops, and 80 doubtless will be to the last.
Ardently desiTng and striving for the carly and
enduring adjustment Of our National distractions.
TnE TRIBUNE leaves the time, the natur., and the
conditions OF that adjustment Implicitly to tboee
N"u'' ~ autuSrltyS conhdiug in their wisdom and
triottsm, anxious to aid thCm to the utmost in
their arduous rsspO sbiIities aud not to embarus.
Them even by posi- .ility Firmly believing In The
Apostolic rule-"Pirst pure, IAen peaceable'-pold.
Ing that the total AID Hua extirpAton Of Slavery ia
the true and only absolute euro for our National
s-that any exPedieut that stops short Of tht. can
have but a transient and illusory successive yst
PROFOUND no theory OF 'rOconstructiou Ant, indor,,
none that has been prOpounded by auother-ueitber
Summers, nor Writings, nor any of the various
COpPerhead devices for achieving "Peace" by sur.
rendering the Republic Into the power of Its trait
oroua fOeS-bnt, eKhOrtiog tho American People 10
have faith in their Government to re- enforce their
armies and replensh their treasury We believe that
they but do their duty, benign Providence will
In duo time bring this fearful struggle to such a
close as will best subserTe the truo greatness Of Our
country aud the permanent we'll bolng Of mankind.
Tho present session of Congress will be an exceed
ingly Important Ons, aud Wo have mad. am ,le ar
rangements to lay before our readers wl,t Is going
on in Washington, both in Congress and In the De.
partments'
We respectfully solicit the subscriptions and &C.
I've eEortiOns OF friends, aud ali whose view.
and convictions accord substantially with ours.
= NeO York, Seps. 10, 1873.