New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22


mechanics farmers and business men would take this
paper for year, doubt very much they could over
AZ do without IT, II certainly II the paper FOR every
body l0ve THE TRInUNE my family Is attached to
IT, and the day Of its arrival Is closely watched az any
dav IN the week II is regular welcome yistUr whose
place would be hard TO hn May the career OF IliE
tribune continue 20 be prosperous in the faue az II
has been ~ the past l wish you God speed ~ your
noble efforts to maintain The reputation OF lliE lRuuNE
founded by Horace Greeley. JACOB luCh'
B'idgci0a. n. j., Fec. G. 1873.
VALUE OF THE TRIBUNE IN KENTUCKY.
To the Edftor OF The Tribune
SIR; Yours of the Goth ult., notifying to me
that THE DAILY TRIBUNE had been ordered sent to my
address was duly received, and In few days com
monccd receiving your great metropolitan newspaper,
and can now boast that I'm the best posted man. outside
OF the editorial profession in Northern Kentucky for
THE TRIBUNE contain 1t all leaving nothing for
the farmer, merchant, mechanic to desire; every
want Ia supphed, every WISH ahtclpate o.,
Trusting THE tribune may maintain and advance its
place IN the first rank Of tne Nations great Journals
intelligence aud literature, remain your freed and
Goysiiel, Ey., Feb. a. 1878.
A FARMERS OPINION.
20 the Editor OF The Tribune.
SR: | am thankful that you concluded TO
have THE TRIBUNE Rcpublican-but Independent. We
have free country, free people, and need a free
press with this you may shake the world. hope you
with the people, will shake OF the corruption out
of the Republican party and make It what II should be.
what processes TO bca party of good sound prn-
Cipe, accompanied by an honest upright. economical
administration of the Government. Let the truth come,
and whoever cannon stand by the truth and justice take
the cOuseQ uonoes, matter how exalted position they
farmer ana ike the Agricultural department it is in
s,ructive and pithy Home lHtere7s Is always read
Pregie, s. z. Feb. 10, 1873.
RELY UPON CORDIAL SUPPORT.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Your intent to carry out Mr.. Greeley's
plan of independent daily paper deserves hearty APP
prevail Your eudeavOr to furnish your readers the
fullest reports lectures and addresses Of real interest
renders your paper OF two-fod importance TO Go
forward with your present aim aud rely upon cordial
support. Deal gently with all honest men who may not
agree with you Iul, for honest men are entitled 10
liph regard where schemers and ext0rtioniss and
ruptioniss ana bold bad men and pdce-seekers, and
greedy cOrpOratOrs abound l. Tor one tndnA You lOr
your enterprise and your desire 10 give the public
higher order of journalism. a r BONCE.
LrUusgtOH, ". j.. Feb 10, 1872
DEVASTATION OF UNPRNCPLED POLITICIANS.
To the EdftOr Of me Tribune.
SIR: | am a regular reader of THE TRIB-
uNE and have hitherto bought it at the newsstand.
But having noticed for the pase six months, DISPOSE
ton on the Part OF unprncipled politicians to cripple
anything gives them umbrage and seeing how sue
cessuy Greeley stripes made clearance of that trash
feel 10 NV duty, this yeJr TO nave my meme Oooked -
a subscriber OF THE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE, May COD
give YOU strength 10 keep away from your editorial stan
tine creatures who SO willingly up the.r pen ne satan
ink for office and dollars. G. L. TESTER
Troy n. T.. Jan. 20 1873.
1.-THE STAFF OF LIFE"
To the EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: We, too, are pleased to be again in
receipt OF familiar old friend, TIE TRIBUNE. In my
family necessity; TO minds is bread Tor the
body the stafi OF life. Horace Greeley always my
p0itieal hero and in our hearts he is remembered
TYNE uf " j. 4.