The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-02-16
The Tribune for 1854.

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Is41, has to-day larger aggregate circulation than
any other neWspePsr published in Ams-iea, OF, We
Bslievs, ip The world. Compelled year since 70
ineress TIE pfice Of lis several issues, q submit 70
the Peeunary ruin Of its proPriet0Ts from the very
magnitude Of its circulation, it has probably since
psrtsd IIfthJ5,1s fE9gbs tgrShom its slfe1-dfl,3is
eHeap1es5 vas 8 controlling fseommsndationj but
others have taken their places, and it has more
than Two Hundred Thousand subscribers and reg
ular purchaseu4 sEcsss Of 6 kassFifty Thou
sand over nose 'Of any rival And This unprece4
dsuted currency it has achieved by liberal s1pendi
turss in procuring early and authentic intelligence
BY the fearless expression Of conviction, BY the free
/ employment Of ability and industry wherever it
might eontibuta To- sEesIlsRes IN any depaEtment
Of our s55srptis, aadby ubsHiiRking adeliy to the
diotates to Justice, Humanity, and Freedom.
By large outlaysfOr early and authentic dispatches
by Telegraph and otherwise from its own CORES.
pondsnts with the various armies Of the Union and
by special efforts to furnish sio information Tespect-
ing markets. crops, new discoveries or Improvements
in Agriculture, etc. IS must specially interest farm
sar1T7la haFe assidpOgsly labprpd % naksajeuElal
siltel q heeE &c wants and sqbssFFe tHe fn-
terests Of the producing classes. That end have
st least measurabiy attained; for other newspa-
per exists in America Europe which is habitually
read by nearly 50 many farmers and their families
as is the TIE Tribune tO-day. We shall labor to
increase both the number and satisfaction of this by
far ths fnPst lgEhhsrguF-elFAFs Of i'9 PstFons9
During The existence Of the Wing party, this
paper supported that party, though always sympa
thzing with the more liberal, progressive, antisla-
very & wing thers0E When new iisues dissolved
or transformed old organizations through the spOn-
taneOus uprising Of the Free States against the
Reputation of the Missouri Restriction, the Tn
buns heartily participated Ia that movement, and
was known as a Republican. When the long smOl-
dering conspiracy 70 destroy our country reduce
it entire 10 complete abasement to the Slave Power
cuminsted in overt treason and rebellion it natur-
ally, necessarily regarded resistance to this cOnspir
aey IS paramount to all other considerations, and
devoted all its energies and efforts to the mainten-
-ancs Of parl Uatgne tnreFery grest ec0nirVYery
fWbieh hasdisided oar c6untry, It has been found
"a that side which BatHfally oomaads the syn pa
thy and support Of the large majority Of the school
houses and the decided minority Of grpg-shoPs,
and so doubtless will be 10 the last. i
Ardenily desiring aud striving for the early and
enduring adjustment Of our national distractions
The Tribune leaves the time, the nature and the
conditions of that adjustment implicitly to those
lawfully in authority, eOn6dngin their wisdom and
patriotism, snKious 10 aid themyto tbs utmosfin !
their arduOus respOnsbilti and not to embarrass
them even by possibility. Firmly believing in the
Apostolic rule First pure, then Pesceable -
holding that the final and total sEtirpafOn of sa-
very is the true and only absolute cure for our
tiOnal ills-that any eXpedent that stops short Of
this have but transient and illusOry success
we yet .prOpO1nd no theory Of reconstruction y
and indoFse none chat have been pPOpOunded by an
other-neither Summers, nor Writings, nor any Of /
the various COpperhead devices for achieving /
Peace by suHendering the Republic into the /
power Of its ,TaitOrous f0es-but3 exhofting the 4
American people to have faith in their Government
to reinforce their armies and Tspl6nish their treas
ury we believe that, if they but do their duty, a
benign ProvideRce will IN due time bring this fear
full struggle to such close as will best subserve
the true greatness of eur country and the permanent
Well-being Of mankind.
Thepreseut session. 81 COugrsss EWill De eI-
ceedingly important one, and Y e have made ample /
arrangements to lay before our readers what is
going on in Washington bOthlin Congress and in
the Departments.
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