New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
VOICES OF FRIENDS.
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~ -, % suhserve their base purposes, when they
~r verv of Heaven 10 serve the devil in' teit II
SOC ,ise nv feeble voice against the saerilege ana
sdsU a. those thoroughly hated Z" Liberals"
c0ne o'' ~, nroud Of having voted for the great
~~ ~~,0stor Abraham Lincoln. Yet the sproudest vote
.s mat for that great and good man, Horace
lew have hanging in my sitting room large
srcee a, Horace Grerlcy, and could not get another
Jrfa " - oo.d hg,y it Of His memory VIII be cher
scmoe - n,Ire and honest long after his opponents
sfea Gstfen W NAY your success be iar beyond your
are 70. o.EosSetafions aud THE tribune live 20 combat
hEsesi pr1rrion both IN and out OF the Republican
frsnd @hh 80 years 10 come. H. G. u.
Ps5Iss,,,rI. N. l., March l, 1873.
sEAsONABLE CONVERSION.
rd,for OF The Tribune.
- Allow me to say that I take great
oiA. a, reading the Voices OF Friends" published
e 70 time in your paper. notice one peculiar
10" .,out then and that is, that many of your
fes'' ola opessoIne 10 some 70, some 80 years old
H,v voung friend Of yours. Inever used to like
IAN -,rEr-in fact disliked it. think now II was
I'd i1 =. did not read It much. ana was somewhat
l.d aeainst II: bat have been a daily reader OF
.,o cincinnati nomination, and my feelings have
Ha.s, cbqnrcd I take no real pleasure IN reading
sBiiTe. r 81 5silv paper NV feelings remind me very
ny ol1 rcnrg converts who frequently, IN relating
seh ei sSoe eeynrience say that they have enjoyed
ihsL only a snort time, and nave taken more real
rssare that tine tn they ever qua @ Ln al d 'et a
one CHRISTIANS sooner tls lust so Win me ia re-
~ 10 THE TRIBUNE nave taken more real Pieasm,Te ,ro
III
- hi reading other daily paper and my regret Is
.T sTT id noi commence sooner May you continue in
W-. rief.sslenf course. L. =. 4.
'V.leaiSnl. -. J.. Feb. p lSiJ
THERE Is NOW no NEED OF FEAR.
.. Ae EDITOR Of The Tribune.
Sp. We have taken the dear old TRIBUNE
= ,narter Of a century. You can imagine grief
80. the fear lasted that its demise sosoOn to follow
n, its deeply loved founder. We have ever since
ed 70 tell you now grateful We felt 70 you for saving
,,.t noble paper from fate worse than death told
: bssd that n II fell into the hands OF the Admins
Ito marty 7 sincerely hoped its name would be
ssnred Bu thank Cod there Is no need Tor mat now
sf lives iu all It's yigor and purity We dreaded SO
80 IN ,ose d single number Though we have Dad 10
~" r,.uy durug the campalgnl that we renewed our
ssSeripon before last years expired, 50 thai we re-
80 tvO couies of the same number. A. h p.
PalermO n. 10, March 3, 1876
rCAvNOr GET ALONG WITHOUT IT.
% ne Fdttor Of The Tribune.
SIR ] an and have been for many years an
srirfr OF lIr Greeley. Having been a reader of THE
nmUNE for more than 20 years, feel thai can't get
,lon, without IT, You can hardly imagine my anxiety
during the struggle the control Of the future Of that
uaper nor the relief felt when the controversy was
ended and ended was. I have IN my possession
neary uu rokcu tile of THE WEEKLY, running 20 years
nearly which highly prize MY last Presluenual v0te'
an proud Co say, was east Tor Horace HfeeIey;
goinnc bas seemed ssdder than his unfortunate and
urtimey end. Nj Greeley ought, IN the ordinary
oourse Of things 20 have lived through another decade
Upt0p hGss.. March 4, 1879. GEO. W. WARD NJ d.
FOREMOST AMONG TIE EDUCATORS OF THE
PFOPLE.
To me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Need l tell you how rejoiced | was
when the news came that you had secured the editorial
charge aud that would in the marked
out fOr by rs ustrious ana deeply lamentedfounder
Horace Greeley At one time fairly rembled lest that
smiling hypocrite would gain the control God be
praised that the enemies OF Mr. Greeley did not succeed
IN tls matter. And NAV Heaven prosper YOU IN your
great undertaking, so that TIE n Y IRlBJNk may AZ
waYs stand foremost among the educators OF te peope
Horace Greeley the greatest man our country ever
Produced N. a. r.
HoaHi Vernon, n. H., March 9. 1878.
THE WORKING CLASSES AND THE TRIBUNE.
70 me Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIE: have been a subscriber and reader of The
tribune FOR nearly 20 years and shall continue 10 be so
II I'm the future IL aims carry ont the principles OF its
founder Thave been IN the habit OF reading great
MANY newspapers but there is not that know Of
that has done much enshten. purify, and elevate
the working class TIE TRIBUNE. When heard OF Mr.
rcatest hene1aoOr and had lost an nestmaDe friend
feel glad now 10 think that 4, a Bepaoiicsn' haa
abd vote loI Greeley. JosEfH SMITH
Aorgdli o.. Feb. % 1879.
OF UNMEAsURED USEFULNESS.
70 me EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR / read Mr.. Greeley's Ner Yorker when
boy sent hundreds OF names 70 TIE Log CABIN, aud
have read IfE TRIBUNE All us years ana lot years pHt
have claimed for MI Greeley greater influence Ia ele-
vstng enichtening, ndiydualizing, and lberalizing
The American mind than any other man Of tins age.
would gladly encourage TIE TRIBUNE lh ls pioposeu
future COURSE believing ana hoping II may Dc ui un-
neasurcd usefulness therein. G. r. W.
Douggiae, Mica, Feb. D. 1873.
FROM A sOUTHERNER.
TO me EdifOr Of ThC TrfbUHe.
Sir I have been q reader of The TRIBUNE
for many years and although Southern man and den
uhed with Southern interests. have agreed with 10 IN All
the great principles advocated by IT, and hone and
trus the present conductors NAV perfect success
independent Republican journal. SAMUEL ". LAN6ILf'
SpOtsciiie, hB, March s., 1873
THE TRIBUNE IN TEXAS.
70 the EdttOr Of The Trt;buHe.
SIR: The subscriptions which inclosc are
hon the OF GalvestOn-business and pro
iessionaa Of whom express the most hearty approval
Of the noble and Independent you have marked
out for The tribune nope 20 see the iist LARGELY IN
creased throughout the state. God bless the old
tribune and an its editors ana attaches. T. Sc
S0!efSiol, IcxGs, Feb -, 1873.
"a MITE or CO8iNENDATION.'
70 me EdttOr Of The Tribune
SIR: I wish TO add my mite in cOmmendation
Oft course and character Of TIE TRIBUNE am glad
there st remains ability and disposition 10 keen TO the
standard chosen by It's great founder. D. s.R
Riehaed, 4iaa.. Feb. II. 1873.
FOR GRANT AND TIE TRIBUNE.
70 the EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Every one of your subscribers nom
his place save one. voted for Grant. Nevertheless
they approve the general tenor Of your paper. A.B
LbOHOs. H., Feb 23, 1873.
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