New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
THE VOICE OF THE PRESS.
From The Brooklyn Union Of Yesterday.
THE TRIBUNE's GREAT DISPATCHES.

THE TRIBUNE's GREAT DISPATCHES.
1t amazes lis to witness the envy of certain
kilograms from the seat Of THE TRIBusEs tri-
umph instead Of being made an occasion Of disparage
to be everywhere Acknowledged az common honor 70
journalism at large The credit does not attach to THE
TRIBUNE alone belongs in great degree TO the whole
American press. II The TRIBUNE had not been hotly
ral race Tor the earliest news it never would have
its recent Hercusan efforts or put itself 70 M current
The Times tor absolutely eompelling THE TRPUSE
to be sssa 5 OF All oretber WITH o the Inn
teryiew with Count Bismarck, the three most impor
SsoaT Td Ne %s ae ,S n m pRSB @ % n s
papers printedn America were the two successive
TRIBUNEs which appeared on Monday ana on Iuesy Oh
! '"' p p''''"' Prom the Boston Times
The gentleman who describes the European
battles for THE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE has shown himself
one OF the abest and remarkable military writer's Of
the Prussian army aids him materially in his work. as he
evidently commands better sources OF Information tan
any other correspondent probably because he possesses
of the confidence Of the Prssian staff HIS letters
give evidence not only Of the most graphic ana y,yd
at glance the military situation TINS enables MN To
which is the highest art Of a writer.
Prom The Quincy Wing.
The enterprise of The NEW YORK TRIBUNE,
out parallel in the annals or Journalism, either IN
Europe or America It's issue Of the 2ih contained
written the 18TH reached London on the 3D. and
then was sent by cable to New York so to appear in
this single dispatch was 8. .2SO in gold
From The Peoria Transcript
Since the beginning of the European war, no
wspaper in either continent has shown more sertness
courage aud enterprise in procuring news than THE
WORK TRIBUNE Every other paper in this country
has less dependent upon The TRIBUNE for
its details OF the stirring events now going on LIZ
without hard work and the expenditures OF large sums
VI i''H''' From The Grand Rapids Ndichl Eagle
The enterprise of The NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE
ia marvel In newspaper history. 1t is admitted that
before has anything like the war dispatches OF
Berlin The papers full Of the details OF the battle
of Grayelotte and Ihe EAGLE has given Its share I'M;
battles around Metz, was written by THE TRBUNEs cor
s at $ the ram e Ms seTsed POSITION o
the field that from whose summit the King Bismarck,
and Won Moltke watched and directed IT, IL is not un
likely that the journals Of the European cities will get
their history of this battle from THE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE
From The Chicago Post
Since the beginning of the European war
and courage in BATTLE than TIE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE has
exhibited In obtaining and recording the of the bat
e se h h"s led tn the solder! his realm In fact
no other journal in America o. ngland can he said 70
From The Guelph Mercury.
The dispatch referred to (the battle OF
Graveiotte), portions of which we publish to-day ap,,
peared in TiIE TRIBUNE OF Wednesday and furnished
mSnfesed by the managers Of that Journal the
present commenced The press Of the United states
for since the war began dispatches, from all points
aud from both armies have been the earliest fullest ana
iiV'' ''''''' VI From The Adri,uce Tines
OF all the reports that have come to this
country those of THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE besides being
fuller and dater than all Others are more reliable The
reporter with the Pssian army for instance does not
fan 10 note disaster on the Prssian side when any oc
cnrs This indicates that the is carefully trying TO
tell the truth; and this must be true OF any report to
make valuable, as report Taken Is specimen OF
newspaper enterprise, the work OF The NEW YORK ItiB
UNE In giving to readersand for that matter the
fallt tlp a
rabe reports OF the European Is altogether without
odcpt and ia propery appreciated by all fair journals
In the country, Whatever their political bias
From The Allentown pa Daily Chroricle
For news of the war now raging III Europe,
the whole country depends on The NEw-foRK
frnIRINF IL Is known to be reliable It's European
known 10 all the country "a men OF tai
ent aud integrity and the combined Efforts OF lts I'M
including some OF the best men In the country have
succeeded in placing The Nhw- YORK TRIBUNE In the
nroud poston holds the leading Journal OF the
on''eu o''''' From The NewJersey Pioneer
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.-ImS journal,
already well known throughout the nation the abest
and hest edited periodical Of times Is making itself
again. az It did in late civil war the leader In the
matter of war dispatches, and the latest aud most excel
lent war news generally During the last few weeks or
in fact since the very first specks of war appeared
I'm European skies, THE TRIBUNE columns have been
filled with the latest and most trustworthy accounts
from the headquarters OF both the French and Psian
armies and also Of the dongs OF the people at the cap
tals OF both natonsPars and Berlin. The corps OF cor
respondents connected with this great newspaper now ~
Europe a the OF operations, s composed 0l men ~
mnnicatons from tie recent battIe-nelds OF worth.
Grayeote, ReZonvie, and MARSHA Tour nave Ss 20 this
explicit aud intensely interesting. We conce"o Ia ~ ~
valuable Trustworthy Journal not only .ne ,ha ereat
being the greatest newspaper In America-ou' w"
est and most able periodical of the world
From The waterbury American ;,o,,a
II il only putting in print tiie unanT NAM, TI,E
opinion OF the Intelligent public wnen wnen, W nse the
| YRiBysE has shown ltaeh Ia W 'N : ;