The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13

Prospectus.


Tho New YoRp r.ThuSs, frst Issued April 10,
ls4l, has to-day araer aggregate circulation than
any Other news pubhshe. in America, I've |
helcVe)lin the WOMB. COnrelea . year since to
increase tie price Of its issues, submit TO
tho s.niaIy ruin Of its proprietors the very
einagntpdc Vi its circulation, it has probably siuec
pared with some patrons T. when its lonlarkabe
chcapness was controlling recommendation; but
cthets have taken their places aud 1t mas Aov mose
than Two Hundsed Thousand sitsertpers ard res-
usi purehasegs-sn excess q ~ least Fifty Thou
sand over those Of any rival Andthls niprecedenI-
ed suTrency 1t n4s achieved by very liberal eApen-
aitufes n procuring carly anu authentic Intelligence,
BY the fearless Vi etsivletons BY tue roe
oapioyment ol a0lhty and industry wherever 1t
mig contribute " cxcelence in any department
Of orr enterprise, and ny unshlnkins Adelty to the
dictates Of Justice, Humanity, and treedgln.
BFHefy large cut avs Tor carry authentic asl-
yicss by telegraph and otherwise irsnl ats own cJr-
respondents with the various armies OF tue Jnioai,
ana by special efforts u furnish such lnlC4Alation
/ respecting Markets, Crops new discoveries llA
.plovemeuts III Asrisuture, &C.. must specially
intesestGarmyrs, we have assidaOusly laDored 10
make journal calculated to meet tue wants ana
subserve the interests Oh the Producing c.assss.-
q hat end have at least ab. " attained; ior
I 10 other newspaper exists in America Lu4 ope
whel is habituaily read by nearly many ariHe.s
| and their families us is Iae Irt0aAe t0-aay. Nc
SHAH labor to increase both tho Number
isiaction OF this by far the mogt elass
it's patrons IS
During the existeAes 0. the Wing party, this pa
per suppolted that party, though away sympatu.-
ginwg it'll tao inOre LIBERIA, progressive, AA-oIave-
ry wing thereof. When new Issues diasO owed or
transformed OLD organizations thTough iis spUutn-
neous uprising VI the Missouri k.s.ristlUn. IAE
TRIBUNE heartily participated in tIlat Ovenent,
and was known US leepubliean' When the .ohg
smoldering conspiracy to divide. anu uestI0y VUI
country or reduce it entire to compete Az. s-Hieut
to the slave Power eliminated in Oyert treassn anu
rebellion it naturally necessarily regarded RESIST
anee to TINS conspiracy Us paramount To all Cth,I
eOnsideraii0ns, and devoted all Its energies anu el-
forts to the maintenance OF our Lnion. In every
great controversy which has dvids, ny, II
mas been found on that side winch naturally cuni-
mands this sympathy ami support Of the large ma
iority Of school-houses and the decided minority u
grog-shops, and ms doubtless will be TO the last.
Ardentiy desiring and striving for the early and
enduring adjustment OF our National distractions
: The TRIHuNE Leaves the time, the nature and the
4 conditions If that adjustment implicitly to those
lawfully in authority, conldng IN their wisdom
and patriotism, anxious to aid them to utinos
in their arduous responsibilities and not to embar
rass them even by possibility. Firmly believing ii
the Apostolic rule" First pure, then peaeeabe'-
holding that the total and hn extirpatlVn Of slave
f ~ is chc true and only absolute cure for Ma
- ti9nal ils-that any expedient that stops short
|, this hayo but transient and usory SUCCESS
L yet PROFOUND no theory Of Reconstruction" an
ineorse none that has propOunded by another
!, ne.tler Summers, dor Writings, any OF the va
Il rlous SopPeinead devices lor achieving Ieace D.
sarrende4ing the Republic into the power Of il
10 traltprous i-os-b9t, eXhoTting the American PEP
pie to have iaith in their Government to reiniorc
= their armies and replenish their treasury, we he
lievo that ii they but DO their duty, benign Proyi
Il denee viii in due time bring this fearful struggle
u such close will Jest sub.erve the true great
ness of.our country ana the permanent weli-Uein
II OF mankind
"a unexpectedly solicit tho subscriptions and actv
exerliona VI our friends, and OF all whose views an
S convictions accord substantially with ours.
h Ase York, Sept. ~, 1853.