Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-19
The Leading Republican Paper
in the West.
POLITICAL RECORD CT rrrE TRIBUNE

lhc thlCtkD lTlollue now approaching lf~ tNfnfN.
second year. i recognized the leading organ and
exponent of the great Republican Union party of the
Northwest. Its circulation cxcoe,ls the combined
Issues Of ths other Chicago iailies Since the I-pul-
6czn party organized in ISL. The Chie=t=o
Tribune has espousi is principles and defended It's
cause through evil a. well ~ good r,tart liz was
chiefly instrumental In making known th' merits Of
the gre at and good Ahrats Liuron TO the people o
che other :tstr-, Thereby securing his nomination
Gr the President. During the entire period of the
efnsehoiders rerllion taivosa;e the most vigorous
and radical measures for the unconditional suppress.
ION Of that desperately wicked attampt
governmsnt; AMI when the insurrectinn was finally
crushed The Chicago Tribune insisted ON the earliest
reconstruction and rcadmission of the insurc-nt
States, the basis Of equal and Justice TO all
men. and on the indispensable condition that loyal
men should have an equal voice With rebels in the
administration Of public affairs breving that entss-
ring peace and public tranquility could lie obtSiuel
On no lower platform.
The Chicago Tribune. therefor. heartily endorses
the RECOMMENDATION ats Of Congress as founded on
Justice and public safty, and urges the speedy adj
mission Of the iEsurgent States participation in
the government Of the Union those terms.
TIE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
most important Presidential election approaches
when 10 must % decided whether the Ioyal party
which put down the rebellion aud saved the Onion,
shall administer the Government or whether the
destinies OF the Union shall BE- allowed 10 PASS into
the hands of those who openly covcrtly sought
destroy IT, and who now, with the aid II apostate
EWcutire, seek 10 elevate Treason above Loyalty.
Oligarchy above Liberty. Secession above Union and
Reputation above National Faith.
GENERAL GRANT FOR PRESIDENT.
For the purpose avertng this threatened disaster
N the public welfare. The Chicago Tribune warmly
sdvoates the nomination and election for President
q the great soldier and sterling patriot General
Ulysses j. Grant. believing that il he leads the col
umn every supporter Of Liberty and LOYALTY will
rally in solid phalnx and march ecrtain victory
With General Grant at the head Of national Affairs
the whole country wS''ld be inspired with new con
fidenee In t-r political and financial future rf our
country. Eseyytsy lz-s Scala FAITH in the wisdom
hc-esfy. 1rn-sss ffIeIsty to Isxs as tirvo,i,n to
freedom Of the man who in the midst Of the greatest
dangers the battlefield and mot irving circum-
stances in the public councils. has found equal
20 every emergency UEier his administration the
expenses Of the government would be greatly dimin-
i.hed and taxation iightened. Retrrnchiient and
economy Ina all departments Of the government won, Ia
be inAuSu- aed all sinecure and unnecessary ofces
would b. abolished; the value Of the currener
increased; the national debt rapidly reduced and
industry protected and fstrrcd By ligfctsi,,, its
burdens and uHshaekling il letters.
> Increasing the circulation If The Clrisas.p
Tribune is nfuance Cor good will he nd and
the cause Of equal rights and pure Illustration
promoted IL j. the only daily paper in Chicago
which POSSESSES the honesty and independence 10
fearisssly attack rings aud monopoes and curruIt
schemes for robhing payers through the -rhine-
~ Of State OF National legislation rhe Tribune
advocates strict economy in thu expenditure Of public
and the lightest taxation which the rstnte.
nance II the government will permit.
AFIRsT CLASS NEWSPAPER.
The Chicago Tribune while feares. in ,heexnrcss;ou
If lie opinions. and patriotic in it, eneavoros aims
AZ being first class newspaper II brings the news
20 the people OF the Northwest several DAYS sooner
than the papers Of the sesboRrd aud sutasses an its
contemporaries in the Northwest in every slcturt-
ment Of news enterprise.
IL discusses every sdlJrct Of interest TO Western
Den-lnOral. political. literary, COMMERCIAL and
nnanrizl- No Western merchant. bEaa kcr farmer
mechanic, drOyOr manufacturer can stnIy his own
interest and do without it. No farmer should sell
IN sI.el of rh.-.f
without reading the mark reports Of The Trbun.
no merchant should sell his goods no manufacturer
his wares, no mechanic the product of his hands
without nrst consulting it, we'll Allied, accurate and
reliable CONF ercial columns.
THE CONTENTS OF EACH EDITION OF THE
TRIBUNE EMBRACE:
lst--f CoaaPlete Csrrent Hssory Of tb, progress Of
events, with general news Of the lay
cd-toPioss SgeciaI Dis2afrLes containing the latest
news from all parts, down to the hour Of going
h-ReyaLar Corrsspoads-ce from numerou. rs,in,s in
the South and the Capitals Of the Western States
Washington. New York, 81 Louis California
kansas. Canada, Great Britain. France, Germany
and Italy. besides occasional letters from mapy
other points where interesting news is transpir-
ing. No other Journal in the country employs
larger OF more capable corps Of correspondents.
fh-Als Ei4tsriaL Political Topics aud ali
New Prbiications
sth-Fs1 R>Pore ef Mcetiags, whether Political,
Religious, Agricultural, Educational or Mis-
ceil4neous.
9th-Proceedsgs Of Congress and State Legislatures.
important Speechrs and Documents.
eth-Co@peie Market Reof< embracing every article
the farmer or dealer expect to ind quoted in
sNewspaIer. The Tribune has achieved and
maintained the highestreputaiion a CONNER
sth-Cr.faAy Prepared Hgrcps.sreI sad Hsrfscrlrral
.irf'cl", BY = Rural. and other able writer's ON
the Farm and Garden.
~h-Foetsy. Tales, AHsedofes, and Interesting Mis-
cclizny.