, 1864-08-22

vigorous Fen. Il: has bovel to no mao il
rflce, ard been swayel by no u1an out OF o1
Zee, nor has be hesitatel to oppose al
POWER, however backed, which ecemed t
4 I'M to threaten right home influence, Q
Gamuge the cause Of Freedom. His plum
les waved ever in the tbickest OF the fsht
and be has measured distance with the bold
est and strongest Of the opposition
]. NEW TYpE AND Il NEH rnEss.
During ti1s summer Of 1855, the apparel o
the TRlnCNE presented quito '*sccdy'' up
| pcnruuce, much to the annoyance of the put
.ishera. On the 24th Of Septea ber 1t doune
3 new ard beautiful dress. from the toun5r
ofJ, Cornor & Son, New York, electrotype
with copper, By the now famous Newto
company, being the frat cooper faced
type cytr used in this city, OF the st tie Q
Illinois. A new fas: Hoe press {single cy liz
Gcr) was also introduced, run with steat
power. The TRIBUNE had been worked O
Ncrth1np press, which Is q sort OF steppIr
etone between hand press and . cyliode
prees. The proprietors in their coIgratuls
ton say: "We have the pleasure ofinform
ing the numerous friends and renders Of th
TRIBUNE, that Its preeent income is highl.
satisfactory; that its circulation Ia rapid,
increasing; thst Its advertising was never S,
a.ge as during the last quarter. The nun
ber Of dellles row Issued and sold is risint
Geo; tri>weeklles 800, and wcek1 .es 4, 500
1u conclusion, the publishers tender thei
sincere thanks to tho public" DC.
| NEW EDITORS.
1 J1r %1xnA4 i r. r.
in new type, as prlgted above, Dr.. G. r RA4
and j. c. VAUGHAN, were announced uude,
the editorial bend MS editors, DIR. RAY had
resj!S been the controlling editor Of the ps
| per since the Mach previous, but no public
annoup cement had been msdc OF the fact IN
| til this time.
CONGRATULATIONS.
| On Thursday morning, June II, 1856, com
! mcDced The 10Th voluue or gear Of the TR1D
| uEE. On trat OCCASION tho publishers fssned
card Of copEratulatioc, in which they stat
Cd that the psptr Wns never before in et
flourishing condition, During the pasi
yenr, the l. fly circulation increased over 81
| per cent. snd YVES then gaining ut the rate o
] 1C0 per week. The TRI WEEKLY hati increas
ed 55 per cent, and the WEEKLY more tha,
500 per cent. The flnancial basi5 was pro
rounced In healthy condition.
| CHANGE OF r1Rx,
On the 2sth Of August 1856, change Ii
The firm tame Of the TRIBUNE took place
from N11our, MEnu1. 4 Co.. to TINT q
VAUGHAN, RAT s. MEp11L. The chang,
of arm involved no change Of proprietore
>althcu ugh the na1aes Of Vaughen and Ray haf
never before hsen published to the 77or1d as
occupying that position, The same partie:
continued in the firm, but it became ncces
sat7, in order to comply with the require
mcnts OF the law Of "sncctal p,rtnershlps, :
| under Hhlch the firm Wac arranged. Me5sr5
Wright ard Webster had been client p,rt
| ners In the Tn1BuSE for several Yea15, In,
had not been active aud working partners
Since tho 9'h dey Of Jnne, 1855, Vaughan
Kay, ana Medill had been conductors Of th'
ees=btfehme1t, ~ lis editorial and business
cepn1tHt hts. s1r, Alfred CoWles, at prcset
one ot the Proeflesore, ana secretary OF th
iHlblaE toNfA.' Z, anu WIZ naa Nld cnare
o! tns npahce' u 'oe o1hee from Inc CON
eneemeht Oh hay, Mca'''' ena Vaughan
conneetlon villa tne o1uce, "as aT the saM
time taken into INC urn. Ihe 1ohoWin!
gsntlemen unen eonst1e"1eo inc pfopsaetors.
D. .a.,, 80 ot1es =
s12roa rot,1ss Tha tao,,e.s ~ .tse naa r.'s aas
p,,,.v :. rraa sr,,ounre5 .1a~a T., so..a-
1,,s cond;,1on ana Ire ;ocn,.e aetoIe I. -
The proprletors. -
MIR. VAUGHAN GOES OUT.
I'm thc sfth Of Mar,h 1887. Nfr .John r,
Vaughan. who had been connected with tbe
TRIBUNE for nearly two Years, Withdrew. in
britf card, in which he states that he goes
into pursuits "promiatne to be more ad.
yantac coma In pecunfary way.v The titIe
nf thc firm then became Rav ,faa;,, 4, ~
and from that timc no cbanre in the n,me NJ
,ho IN, +oo,r ,,.oa ,rt,1 I'LL. 1oso ~.
fhc Tn1nr7;r md UcuonnArfc PpE,a ware
,oz,. o1taotod soue+,m. ho+uea, tn 49,.
nn-,sa shovo Masa-s e., Mad,1. - Taa,,os aos
-,,-nh.snJ tha fntsrasts ~ T,.,"ttS u..,a.-s
and r n Webster. and at the dote of 3ha
consolidation uc,s avcf,o;vs n,on-;otn.s -
ia Tp1nrxp
r,rvrx7u vo,n,c
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a,nna M ~ 1nna ~ ,es1 ~ nr,n-1et,.a % s, .s
thnt +ha navy efrcn1o.inn w. = nra. ,ha
Tn1wnp11~ aoo and no w1.,-r~ . nm
rr,,a sa;+o-o s,o .h,+ +ha uT,.,n,, 10 ~ ~
:, -.
elllut1oh-a po"sr LII ine lana' "nateser
nay oe tne p1oeless oi cn'csso ana tne
Meht; IL ID oouno 10 Keep NECK anu
sl11a Will tnsle 'noselheLt las oot !ns
promise oeen faithfully lninAed'
CUT DOWN.
Everybody recollects the financial disastera
Of the autumn Of 1851 1t affected lie aspa-
peIs as well Us merchants, bankers, &c.
Acting upon the theory Of a judlcious econ
omy, on the 1oth OF November the dimen.
sions OF the TRIBUNE were Eednced one col
umn on each pase-at' IN It's euFtalled pro-
pestlons' fepfeSe"l.us ~ Wy ~ '"enss-not
BY any means sma't sase'. FROM tne iacs
Of It's eteat acll''ly' iapln peostesa ana 1o-
Ihense ou1u.se' no s.ss .,.. mose ~
selc.s .4"Aa sne ~ us ...aaa.aoaS .an ' ana
seu..y ~1e'"
e'4oa4 1us1S. .nss 49," u.., 49, .,,..:
E4 4ae1 1 .,aaa =, ~ 1st ~ ' In11 1eea ~
erant ~ sm.sortanre nfn,c,,ne H. nosst,or,
~ ctn7ecter ot. the TarB1rE. occnrre;5
T,1,nr hrorybt +ha> H,aronv ~ rur f,n7c,
~ '1, Tnt,nsr ~ 9n - thst noint "a nrst $50 ,en-
~ ~ i,aclx n few 1eara and rive b,,pt biatorv I.
ef the
DEMOCRAT1C PRE53.
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS was introduced to
the public for Its support on Thurad.y. seu-
tcmbfr 16. 1Bae, under the ed1torfo1 md pro.
nrietory control of Jous L, scn1rrs and
WILLIAM Bnosa. The Press announced
iteelf straight supporter of the Democratic
party and its policy, aud flew at its hend the
names of FRANK11s PIERCE and W1111AwR r.
Kso for Puside Mt knd Vice President. JoEr
A. NATrEsoN sud Gusrayus KoERSEH fur