The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-05-21
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, first issued
4 ATnl 10, 1871, has. to-day larger cireula !
ton than any other newspaper published an |
America, or 1--WE believe)s IN the world. Com
PEELED year since TO increase the price of Its
several Issues or submit to the peculiarly ruin Of
its cPEoprlstors from the, very magnitude OF its
circulation, It has probably since parted with
some patrons to whom it. remarkable scheapness
was 9 controlling recommendation; but others
have taken their places, and it has now more
than Two Hundred Thousand subscribers and
regular purchasers-an excess of at least fifty
thousand over those of any rival. And this tin-
pTecedented currency it has achieved by very
liberal expenditures in procuring early and au-
thentic Intelligence by the fearless expression of
conviction. by the free employment of ability and
industry wherever it might contribute to excel
lenee in any department. OF our enterprise and
by unshrinking fidelity TO the dictates of Justice,
Humanity and freedom.
By very large outlays Cor early and authentic
adVices by telegraph and otherwise from its own
correspondents with the various armies of the
Union, and by special efforts TO furnish such in
formation respecting Markets, Crops new dis
coveries or improvements in Agriculture, de-, as
must specially interest farmers, have assidu-
oRsly labored to make journal calculated to
meet the wants and subserve the interests of the
Producing Classes That end we have at least
measureabiy attainedi for no other newspaper
exists in America or Europe which is habitually
read by nearly so many farmers and their families
as is the Tribune to-day. We shall labor to in
crease both the number and satisfaction of this
by far the most numerous class of it's patrons
= Ardently desiring and striving for the early
and enduring adjustment of our National dis
fractions the Tribune leaves the time, the nature
and the eond itions of that adjustment implicitly
to those lawfully in authority. Firmly believing
in the Apostolic rule-"First pure, then peacea-
ble'-holding that the total and inal extirpation
of Slavery is the true and only absolute cure for
our National ills--tllat any expedient that stops
short of this can have but transient illusory
cess-we yet PROFOUND no theory of recOnstruc-
ton, and indor Z none that has been propounded
by another. but exhorting the America n people
to have faith in their Government, to reinforce.
their armies and replenish their Treasury, we be-
lieve that if they but do their duty benign Pro-
violence will in due time bring this struggle to
such close as will best subserve the true great
ness of our country and the permanent well being
of mankind 'i+ -s-+-t it- Us -
The present session of Congress will be an ex-
ceedingly important one, and we have made am
pie arrdng ements to lay before our readers what
is going on in Washington, both in Congress and
in the Departments.
We respectfully solicit the subscriptions and
active exertions of our friends, and Of all those
whose vi''ws and convictions accord substantial
" with ours. ,ls9 E-e-at a-t
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