New-York tribune., 1873-01-18

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anee by you Mr Editor many OF your teaue1s rejoice
The ndependense Of TE aua nae me
popularity. that perhaps about onenai OF It's readers
90 not belong to It's Party Gr journals are s sDScrScS
for because they belong 20 our party ana we do
This is distinction OF wnon you may Wol, % 10 prDna pd,
and fearessness and candor III you Will make " inde-
pendent Journalism a o % wI doec
facts and publish truth, surely peace on earth, good
nation Allow me 20 thank you for fun reports Of lee
fures by Tyndan Froude Burke Mcdonald and others.
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troubled much in that direction OF ate so please accept
an honest, kind word and best wishes Of
Troy, N. T.. Dee. 80, 1872 NlNIAE b. RRMIcK.
HONEST INDEPENDENCE AND HIGH POLITICAL
CHARACTER.
To the Edttor OF The Tribune
ESTEEMED FRIEND Permit me to congratu-
late thee thy getting the editorial control
Of THE TRIBUNE and especially as announced under it's
old Greeeyan regime of noble and manly independence,
and freedom from political servity or party domina
tion In the death of Horace Greeley believe the
try has lost It's ablest and most potent, well most
faithful and independent journalist and political
tinel With equal experience hope thee win not fall
short OF filling his place Although aspeEsed, magned.
and persecuted few public so undeservng Of
such wrong, have been, believe his great worth will
ultimately be appreciated and that impartial history
win assign hiIn place the annals OF honorable fame
submely superior to his prosecutors as TO make them
to appear where their corrupt seslness and yenality
should place them, iu outer darkness.
repeat that congratulate thee and the patrons OF
THE TRIBUNE on thy and their success. feel that thy
getting the management Of the paper for thy
self and Is the OF the readers OF 1E
TRIBUNE IN securing an honorable, watchiui ana inde
pendent journal claim some interest In THE IRIBuNE
from the fact that have been taking for the past %
years and have taken il for its intelligence honest in
dependence and high political character although oIten
differing from il In Judgment on various points I'LL nau
gone in the direction feared would have discontinued
H. disguised with slavish party papers, That Tor
mercenary purposes feel bound 10 disguise the truth or
conceal wrong from public view. JACOB WORE.
p S. II had two or three numbers OF THE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, containing the article III relation 10 the new
arrangement and its future character would interest
myself In distributing them with VeWtO geltlhs sOhe
new subscribers,
Dublin, Ind, 18th mo. %. 1872
INDEPENDENT JOURNALISM is NY HOBBY"
TO the EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR Although am unknown to you, The
TRIBUNE is not unknown to me. With thousands OF
Others allow me TO tender my heartfelt congratulations
on your safe possession Of THE TRIBUNE The interest
which took it, when after the death Of its founder
it was attempted take it out OF your hands. was in
tense, and every NewYork telegram was eagerly
scanned for TRIBUNE news As you know, the news OF
possession wavered but when the final news came that
my paper-hats what they call II at home-was sae IN
hands, could not refrain from giving three cneeI
FOR IT, differed with it in the late campaign. yet had
formed firm attachment for II that nothing cOud
break it, THE TRIBUNE Is one OF the few papers fead
with pleasure profit independent journalism Is my
hobby. l expect 10 read THE TRIBUNE ior many day
and profit thereby. GEO. Ii. ROGERS, Ed Advertiser.
Pittsburgh, Dec. 80, 1872.