The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-06
,uI.aE rmsnUNE ron iss4.
PROsPEcTUs.


nrhe INV Yonn TaIRgNR, first issued April 10, /
lS4l, has to-day sr ef aggregate circuintion tnan
any ther newsp spef pubnshed IN Amerlos' or Nws
beiieYe) in the world. Compeled year sinoe ~ |
increase the Price Of ITS several issues, u su -
the MARY fiin OF it, proprletcrs from tne very
magnitude Of its circulation, 1t mas froDapy slnee
pastod with acme petrsn to when ITS lelnafAADe
cheapnpss WAS centrol1ng tseomAeAeaeiShi pss
othors have taken THEN iaees anu IT has now more
than Two Humid ed housand subscribers anu res
ular purchasers-an excess of at least FIFTY Inon-
sand over those OF amy AL And this unpreceoene-
cd currency it has achieved BY very liberal exPen
ditures procuring eAry anu authentic intel
by the fearless expression of convictions by tnelfee
employment of ability and industry wherever u
| tight contribute to excellence IN any Department.
Of our enterprise, ana py unshtlnAs noepty " 'n0
! dictates OF Justice, Hamanity, and efeeo u.
/ BY very large outays ior early and @atnentlc az
viCss by te ogr.9h aad otherwise r5n its own cor
respondents WITH The various armies Of tue Union,
and by special efforts to furnish soeh niofsiatlon
Respecting Markets, Crops, new discoveries ef nl-
proYenieuts in Agtisntre, &C., a. must sleeAs't
irtsrestfarmyrs, Wo have assidQousy Iabo!e1 %
! make Journal calculated to meet the wants acu
srhsa-Es the ntsIssts Of the RaoGueins eAsaes.7-
That end VIC have & lesst lneazufAeiy Ass4sea ~
no other neYspaper exists in America a. hhfofe
which is habitaaily read by neary 50 many .rae.'
and their families Us lhe tribune tu-uay VIZ
shall labor to incfesse both the number anu the sat
isfaetion ofthis by far the must numerous CLASS
its patrons.
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psr supported that party, though always sympath.
zinwg it'll t3e liberal, progressive, Anti-oiave
ry wing" thereof When new issues dlssoiVed o
70 transformed old organizations through the sponta
7 neous uprising OF the Missouri Restriction. IN
TRfBUNE heartily participated in that iaoPemen
&c and was known Republican When the ION
Is smoldering conspiracy to divide and destroy OF
country or reduue it entire to complete abasemen
to the Slave Power eliminated in overt treassn an
rebellion it naturally necessarily regarded resist
anoe to this conspiracy as paramount to all othe
considerations and devoted all its energies ana 81
" forts to the maintenance OF our Union In ever
r. great controversy which has divided our country,
has been found on that side which naturally con
Q. mands the sympathy and support OF the large ma
jority of schsol-houses and the decided minority
og-shops, and as doubtless will be to the last
" Ardently desiring and striving for cne early an
enduring adjustment of cur National distraction
THE TRIBUNE leaves the time, the nature and I'll
conditions sf that adjustment implicitly to tho
ps lawfully in authority, coniding in their wisdo
l. and patriotism, anxious to aid them to the utmo
ie in their arduous responsibilities and not to emba
he rass them even by possibility. Firmly believing
the Apostolic rule" First pure, then peaceable''
holding that the total and final extrpaton OF olaN
the ry is the true md only absolute cure for our
tional ills--that any expedient that stops short
this can have but transient and nlusory SUCCESS
we yet PROFOUND no theory of reconstruction Q
indoTse mono THAT has propounded by another
:. neither Summers, dor Writings, nor any Of the
IL" rious Copperhead devices for achieving Peace"
nal surrendering the Republic into the power of
e traitorous foes--but, exhorting the American P
Va pie to have faith in their Government to renfo
COX their armies and replenish their treasury, we
nv ieve that if they but do their duty, benign Pre-
- dence will in due time bring this fearful srugg
you such close as will best sub.erve the true gre
rec ness of our country and the permanent wellbe
Of mankind.
sir, Wersspectfully solicit the subscriptions and oc
and exerlions of friends, and of all whose views
n. convictions accord substantially with
sn' Ns,e York, Sept. 10, 1868.
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