The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-26

cupaacy OF the rebuilt business premises the new Tr;
bune Building in the heart of the restored business
centre OF ChlcaSo, and Is prepared, degree better
than ever before, to fill and carry 30 still higher
| standpoint
The place ii has created I'm Journalism.
II its gowthit has kept pace with the development
OF ChicsEo and the Northwest.
BY the advancement in wealth, intelligence, and
/ strength OF the community il represents new and
tconstantiy-increasn demands have been made upon
its representative journals and tfe TIE has
in its prompt collection of news by seee,sph from ali
psrt OF the country and by correspondents through
/ out the world.
| 4he pioneer among Western journals III
The Liberal use OF the telegraph.
Il has distance its readers and pIscad
| the world
As home Newspaper, with Chicago its own field
its large and con'etent Local and Commercial Corps
haYs raintaiAed fsithtnl ana ,uH pres eminent ST
| Home Affairs and Business,
Giving especial prominence and careful collation. 10
I tina prominent TACT. of GROWTH PROGRESS and
TRADE; especially in tho present era of our GREAT
Scrupulous care has been tsh to secure accuracy
aud fulncss TO tn,
Monetary, Real Estate and General
Market Reports.
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To every business and merchant in a degree ex-
affairs
With tiese features the source of is constant and
uhyared prosperity, as -.It
4 Faithful and Vigilant Medium OF
Current News,
TIE Trtbne has associated features that have placed
IT IN the irent rank OF journalism.
" 18th this record in it's past. The Chicago 7iIzas is
prepared to carry forward its standard and IN the
year to come, tull as in the past, it's recognized po
siti0n
The Leading Journal In Chicago.
Its staff of editorial writers reporters and corrss
pondsnts, in itE =F ..a.-
News and Literary Departments.
At home and abroad, comprise the most trained and
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nothing viii be spared in of transmission or ex .
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in the most attractive shape before its readers To
this end the mechanical appliances of The Tribune are
now unsurpassed.
It's Political Course.
The Chicago Tribune supported in the recent cleo
ton. the platform ard nominees OF the Lheral-Re-
publican Convention, which met at Cincinnati the
st OF May The defeat of the candidates OF that
vention has Eot diminished in any Decree the neces-
sity for carrying forward its principles. We hold
these principles to he essential good government
the prosperity of the country nd even to fhe pre
manence of Republican instutians We shall there
fore continue TO give them our hearty support and
advocacy, and shall sustain the who ily repre-
cent them whatever party desir nation they may
we shall give an impartial hearing TO the Admins
tration of General Grant and support it in all acts
HiLi seem 10 wise Cse1nl 10 the country,
cordially "a Though it Administration of our
own choice. In Short The Chicago Tribune will aim
to .....
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interest accompanied by independent views and fair
criticism. ---
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whom Yb- Tribune is pronounced
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the United States.
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