The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-19
The pia,5e it has created In Journalism

me piarte Ii has created In Journalism
IN rs rc"tk il has kept pace with the development
o. Chir ago and the Northwest.
! n5 The adVancement in wealth. intelligence aud
st.o'Isih OF the community 1t represents, new and
coF staat yincreasng demands have been made uuou
" representative journals and these THg TEfBUNE has
its prompt collection by telegraph for, sll
psr's ef ts country and by correspondents through
The pioneer among Western Journals in
The Liberal use OF the Telegraph.
II has distance its readers and placed
befor them each morning the important news OF
the world
A. a lcine newspaper. with Chicago its own field
its large and competent Local and Commercial Corps
have maintained faithful and full presentment sf
Home Affairs and Business,
Giving especial prominence and careful collation. 70
| the prominent facts of GROWTH, PROGRESS. and
TRADE. especially in the present of GREAT
REBUILDING :"
scrupulous care has been taken to secure accuracy
aud fulness to the
Monetary, Real Estate and General
Market Reports.
In the leading staples Of city and section making
| The Tribune
Daily necessity
To every bu siness man and merchant In d.gr,. sx-
acy proportioned to his interest in Chicago business
UNMARRIED prosperity,
Current News,
The ITt6ie has associated fea lures that have placed
II M. IN the 'front.' rank OF journalism.
"lth tine record in its past, The Chicago T6u13c is
prepared to carry forward its standard and in the
year to come, fulfill in the past, its recognized po
Eition
The Leading Journal I'm Chicago.
Its staff Of editorial writer's reporters and CORES
pondents, in it's
News and Literary Departments,
AT home and abroad, comprise the most trained and
competent men in their calling and heretofore
nothing will be spared in OF transmission or ex-
pense publication, to pSce the resul. of their abors
IN the most attractive shape before its readers To
tins end the mechanical appliances of TIE 7i5.e
lis Political Course.
The Cltc1go Tribune supported, in the recent cleo
tion the platform and nominees Of the Liheral-Re-
publican Convention, which st Cincinnati on the
lat OF May The defeat OF the candidates Of that
venton has Eot diminished in any decree the ueces-
s siiy for carrying forward its principles We hold
&c the prosperity of tho country even to the pre-
Diansnce OF Republican instutnns. We shall there
FORE, continue to give them hearty support and
advocacy, and shall sustain the who ftly repre-
sent them whatever party desi nation they may wear
We shall give impartial hearing to the Aimfnis-
ration 9f General Grant, ana support il in all acts
which seem to wise and useful to the country as
cordially thcagh were an Administration Of ouT
own choice. In short, The C1icago Irit,ans will aim
10 secure
Able and Honest Government,
National State, Local and to be an organ OF Pro-
gress rather than Of Party. 1t viii endeayor to give
to its readers the exact truth in all matters of public
interest, accompanied by Independent views and fair
criticism.
Cur New EigElt-Page Form,
Presenting hfty-siz oolumns daily, has been found
most satisfactory all classes OF cur patrons b,
whom The Tribune is pronounced
The Aandsomest Newspaper Issued in
the United States.
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the business and general public accord it tho
First Place as an Advertising Medium,