Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-12-12
1879. THE 1873.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
PROSPECTUS.
THE Dali "
THE DAILY.

The Tribune enters upon the coming year
in the occupancy Of its rebuilt business
premises, the new Tribune Building, in the
heart Of the restored busipess osntsr Of
Chicago, and is prepared. to . degree bet
ter than ever before, to fill and carry 10 .
still higher standpoint
THE PLA CEIT HAS CREATED IN JOURN-
ALlSM.
In it's growth it has kept pace with the
development OF Chicago sld the North
west.
BY the advancement in wealth, intelli-
representa-, new and constantly increasing
sentative journals, aud these The Tribune
has in every case anticipated in its prompt
collection OF news BY telegraph from all
parts Of the country. and correspondents
throughout the world.
The pioneer among Western journals in
THE LIBERAL USE OF THE TELEGRPH,
1t has overcome distance for its readers
and placed before them each moi ming the
mere important ne rs OF the world.
As home newspaper, with Chicago its
own field, ito large sad competent Local
and Commercial Corps have maintained o
faithful and full presentment Of
HOME AFFAIRS AND BUsINEss,
Giving especial prominence aad careful
collection to the prominent facts Of growth,
progress, and trade, especially. in the pres
emit era Of our "Grest Rebuilding" !.
Scrupuious care has bean taken to &C.
cure accuracy and fullness to the
MONETARY, REAL ESTATE, AND GEN
ERAL MARKET REPORTS,
In tho leading staples Of our city and Sec
ton, making The Tribune
A DAILY NECESSITY
r. every business man and merchant in .
degree exactly proportioned to his interest
in Chicago business affairs.
With these features the source Of its CEN
stan. and uuv aried prosperity, as
A FAITHFUL AND VlGiLANT MEDIUM
OF CURRENT NEWS,
The Tribune has associated features that
have placed it in the front rank Of journ.
alien.
with this record in tho past, The Chicago
Tribune ie prepared TO carry forward lib
standard, and, in the year 70 come. fulfil,
- in The. past, its recognised position -
THE LEADING JOURNAL IN CHICAGO
Its staff Of editorial writer's, reporters,
and CORES pondsnts, in its
NEWS AND LITERARY DEPARTMENTS,
Al home and abroad, comprise the mosl
trained and competent men in their calling
and, ~ heretofore, nothing will be spared
in cost Of fermentation or expense of publ.
cation, to place the result Of their labors ia
the most attractive shape before lis read.
ers. 10 this end the mechanical appliances
Of The Tribune are now unsurpassed.
ITS POLITICAL COURSE.
The Chicago Tribune supported, in tn,
Of the Libersi-kepub:ican Cow entiop, which
met at Cincinnati ON the Let Of May. The
defeat OF the candidates of that convention
has not diminished, in any degree, tn,
necessity for carrying forward its ptinei
pies. We hold these prin ciplcs 70 be ssson
lial 10 good government, to the prosperity
of the country, aAd even. 10 the permanenc,
Of republica institutions We shall there
fore, continue to give them our hearty sup
port and advocacy, and shall sustsin n,
men who 6aly represent them, whatever
party designation they may wear. We shall
give On impartial hearing 10 the Admins
tration Of Gen raj Grant, and shall supper
il In oil acts which seem TO us wise and
useful to the country, - cordially - though
it were an Administration Of our owl
choice. In short, The Chicago Tribune vii
aim to secure
ABLE AND HONEST GOVERNMENT,
National, State, and Lscel. and TO bs an Or
gan Of Progress rather than Of Party.
will endeavor to give to iis readers the ex
act truth in al matters Of public Interest
accompanied BY independents views am
fair criticism.
OUR NEW EIGHT.PAGE FORM,
Presenting 6fty six columns dai y, has bser
found most satisfacta y TO Ill classes Of oul
patrons, by whom The Tribune 10 pro.
nGuneed