New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-08
CONCERNING THE TRIBUNE.
TO HOLD ITS PLACE AT THE HEAD OF AMERICAN
JOURNALS.

JOURNALS.
Fro, ne Dartmouth ~ H. Aprh
TUp NEw-YORK TRIBUNE has been fruitful
subject for comment among newspapers ana IN business
circles alike during many weeks BACK feope OF o. an
1arttes have been curious know II II would c0nlnse
IN the same more excellent way" when II enteIeu
iipon immediately after the result OF the electon was
hid PeDnbicah and Republicans Que that would
not Try TO hush UP every charge q corruption Simply
BECAUSE found within the party hmrs Every DOuy ookeu
T. TN TRIBUNE meet that demand but were not over
nd3ent i'm the result There is no longer any question:
however that the most sangulue hopes are 70 %
Yeazed TIE TRIBUNE is 20 hold It's place at the heaa
81 American Journals No disgraCeful TRADES aganst u
AZ metropolitan competitors can prevent ~ anu they
can now have no satisfaction in decrying The TRIBUNE
unless perchance they get a erumb OF cOmIOrt ~
Writing the articles. Should hundred lawyers Pus
fer heads together TO determine the course OF paper
"a which they might place reliance they would not Orlng
10 mass onrna half so and honorable IN It's discus
1sy IndependeDt IL most certainly is, but In hardly
SINGLE instance snce the election has 1t been ungeheI
Cniea NJ THT TPIBrNg come 20 this office than OF any
Other NewYork daily and predict that by its present
ability aud CandOr IT will soon gam SUBSCRIPTION al
New England larger than IL has ever before hsu
CARRYING OUT HORACE GREELEY's PROMISE.
From Lawrence (KaHsasl COMMERCIAL =.
When Horace Greeley returned TO the eur
,ral chair after his few months unsuccessful devotion
10 another business" be made the promise 10 his fesu
r. that henceforth THE TRIBUNE woud be less eIcu
LIVELY political and that fair share OF space shOuld DC
devoted 10 the social, literary ana sclennc oevei1P
ents OF the age HIS successors are carving qua '
= otance. Prof TyndaPs admirable course OF lectures
Tight
tions ~ hts experiments, and the demand for tins
sefu scientific reading was so unprecedented that II
- toUnd necessary 10 reissue the lectures In supple
mental form More recently, Prof Wilder delivered
Sery valuable lecture the brain AT cooper institute,
inch was also published ia THE TRIBUNE, with cOpiOus
fustratons aud has been reissued IN one OF ther e1-
90 sheets The scientific lectures OF the American In
sue have likewise been published In regular ana extra
sJtonE This Is far profitable tbah me uegraong
rsopaIities OF political campaign; ana II - extremely
Gratifying and encouraging 70 learn thaI VIC Puoo SP
SSetfe approves the change Of almenL
,,-rpppprsv oU TIP BRAIN
From T1S He5 ORLEANS Tg<s ..
a, ia not uncommon for New York J0urnallsts
s. bve enterprise the brain. But IL IL the peculiar
Extinction thus far Of THE TRIBUNE TO nave run Jour
o,stc Enterprise into seven columns OF nne PRINT on
1o and Mind" Tha: Is 20 say, In its edition OF tne
s9d mat THE TRIBUNE deyotes mat much space 10 ane
go s ~ laying before It's readers IN the morning
f,p1e nndef the above head. delivered the evening
,ots 10 prof H. G. wilder Of Cornell University: The
t,,sa enters into minute anayss OF the Psychology
~ the nervous system as deNeoped Ia Ho DREAMS anu
- vi Of the BRAIN with the twoi0ld ann TO DO
strafe The inseparable connection OF mehtal power
La Ssrscter with the nervous conyoulOhs az the apex
% tba spinal column aud 10 rriute ths thoOIy OF Tue
breaoGsts as regards the grouping Of tue oigsoS Suo