New-York tribune., 1873-01-21
HOW THE TRIBUNE is WELCOMED.


SUCCESS ABOVE ANY MERE PARTY JOURNAL.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: I think moral victory at least Is gained
over those trading politicians who would
have dragged THE TRIBUNE from Its only true course
laid down by its great founder numoer Vi o.u SUI
scribers hereabout would surely nave uropPoa ihS
tribune had it not been preserved by its tneY enus
Now that 1t has taken high, noble ana ,huepenuons
ground we predict for it a.sucoessar aoo'e 'at
any mere marty journal The croakers that prenicteu
the downfall OF THE TRIBUNE when It's great iounaof
had passed away admitting now qont q ts fbai Of
the pursued by its present % indeed heartily
sound Ids discretion oT 70 20 s have i've NEwYlK TRIBUNE
sS that tSo i Railroad @ n s~nders and
scalawags generally. We expect 10 rai'q r. MOORE
Sortn Benton. Mahoning Co., o., Jan. o. 1873
1T Is NOT FINISHED
AZ rdtor OF fhe Tribune
SrR. I thank God for your success In pre-
Carrying intact that splendid monument OF precious
man Accept my hearty congratulations ana peSI
Wishes I have always been TRIBUNE reauer' io'eu
NJ creelev better than any man ever knew except
starr King and honored and respected him more than
r, man ever knew for the grandeur and majesty OF
' 49, ,anhood commanded IT, While still mourning his
loss words fail express the feelings engendered as
be nachinations OF the combination seeking to buy his
naner though opposed to his principles, reached us.
Words fail me to adequately express my thankful
ness JOY that the glorious and precious old TRIBUsE
ia 70 be continued in the hands of those he trained. and
loved and trusted. That matchless man said "lt is
done!' He mistaken-it isn't!
San FTdncisc0, jan l. 49, GEO ii. MITCHELL
GREAT RELIEF.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR am rejoiced in heart to know that
the journal founded by Horace Greeley to take the
great his life. and carry it forward to glorious
under the guidance and direction Of you and your
associates 1t great relief to large portion OF the
American people who feared that THE TRIBUNE which
they had learned to love and look up TO as containing
the true political gospel TO be debased to the level
of partisan sheet They feel assured that the pure
spirit and firm devotion 70 right and justice which ever
characterized the life of Horace Greeley IS stl 10 per
meate its columns, making power lor tue SieNdtVn
of mankind, not only in our land but throuSh9ut the
world. GEo' b. SWAN
Potsdam, ". T., Dec "a, 1872
HUNDREDS WHO DID NOT LOOK AT THE TRIB-
UNE NOW READ 1T.
70 me Edifor OF The Tr,bune
SIR Permit me to congratulate you upon the
"resu OF certain intrgues" to gain control of The
TRIBUNE and 10 assure you that although Democrat
from childhood and although still Democrat will do
all In INV power to sustain and support THE TRIBUNE so
long as it continues TO be what IL has been during the
past six or seven months. Hundreds OF Democrats In
this city read The TRIBUNE anu WI, cotle i u 70
trust that you successfully carry Forward Tue So0u
work which the founder of THE TRIBUNE ri so nooly
2Ibany, Dec. "a, 1872.
DOUBTS AND FEARS RELIEVED.
To the Edifor OF The Trt6une.
SIR: Saturday last the friends and support
ers Of Mr. Greeley asking one another what paper
shall we take and this in of the-as we supposed
perfected arrangement of change IN the management
OF THE TRIBUNE 1t was with great pleasure that we
learned from your Daily of the 23d that such was not the
case We rejoice that the old disciples OF Mr. Greeley
st to st in their seats long life TO you ana sue
cess TO THE TRIBUNE. N T. oihoas'
Rutland. w. Dec "a, 1872.
HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS.
TO the EdttOr OF The Tribune
SIR: | wish to pay my tribute to the one
who has so successfully wrested THE TRIBUNE from
those who intent upon its degradation You have
done good deed, and you have my heartycongratua-
TONS May THE TRIBUNE founded by Horace Gree
lev" 20 on in good work running ever IN the drec-
ton chosen by its fOunderOne OF the purest ana BEST
the grestest American who ever lived And may Coo
bless those who ASSISTED him in helping along this grand
consummati0n. H. D loafhiNs'
Ia Sale, n. T., Dec. go 1872.