The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-13
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lection ana tf5n' laslon OF ictclliGonre from
oli naris Of III. t.ii had bcp1 laI ..it lnfree'
ed ! ite STAN Of rdiidrs corrcefondeiits. ara re-
norter9 nod neon strnirfheneil bv he rnoaoe-
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inc oyout and EVERY Incident l, f,,iii,u ID. Tine
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mittrd bv teieeiauh. is the onlv 9ce0i'uf tnc
depended fol- many weeks hruucStidu of peace
| or ,y5r mo irriUifro rubiitn.d no nnit mn
ana cxbntstIye account bv Ntlgutic teicuraph
OF the terrible vile din llIvre df.nstcr. clVilv
an the incidonts of tnpt rltu.truuhr ion dnyl
before other fnuuei. rafcitpd iheul Ia raa
sln,y c1iii..n oi fia tonits IT. dis,annlJ al con-
cyi1yIs ~ ~, ~ IN. pni.,s 5,CE ~ ~ no.
led eyrrt otiier n9i@r I'm fhe cofniry AHA even
Ciieii.r.. hotrles I'm me i eio,ye Tone mo plah-
or1fn nnd drcnlv trresfln9 l9f trI, of tte emo
/ caI coiIcspondcnt oil the West gave the ons
/ complete account of Tho farmers NOytmciit
eycr publishcd in an Fasrtrn naper. INA I...
uOrts OF The Tribune presented tine iuuuff1ut
nrocoodi~s OF fle .yil.ei.rli tliilr.-' In fii.
/ city Wth ID finIness ana accuracy cycr,wht.iI.
/ tnG sublect Of cutuusll,tI c praise Dur.u. tno
| panic rs daily history of WAL street made 10
/ absolutely udl.pcusabic IL business mon I. and
H. snooial cn.,g rrudruts ftr1.,tord tir -oi'.d
/ the condition al AFFAIRS I'm tite mann, cti,,
/ int districts with an ability which no other IA
I per seriously rlyalCi.
/ These are mere instarCg.{uf tine uniform .u.-
/ cess ia the most irlporiQui branch uf journal
/ ISM which Lassto0dlly altendcd 'r6e Tihunr
J is taken as an earnest or what The Tribune is
/ likely to do hereafter. It's purpose IA 1s1l Is TO
surpa4s n Is previous record, constantly iacTca3
mg the efiCiency OF It's organization, adding TO
/ It's resources and keeping up It's ancient celeb
! rlty as an organ Of cultivated and thoughtful
| men, and a high authority In literature science
/ ana The arts Ii VIII continue to devote especial
| attention to the proceedings OF learned bodies,
| 10 edurafion 10 Scientific discoveries ana ex-
| ploratiOus To- now Inventions. TO agriculture. to
! ine promotion vi American industry and to
| books pictures. music and the drama. It's fl
| nancld articles have won peculiarly high re-
| puiatlOn, aud VIII atlll be Il prominent feature
/ in It's columns. It's reports OF the markets have
/ long been distinguished Tor iullncs5 and uccu-
| racy. ana It's quotations have been accepted as
! standards IN the cattle, produce and provision
tradCs fGrr many wears. Us rep3rts OF local al
/ fairs are acknowledged to be the most accurate
/ Intelligent and complete rs domestic CORE.
I spoud anco IS always fresh and valuable and
| abroad Il Is served by Che unlJ-t writer's and
| Eeencst observer cugu,ecI uu1n amy American
| DeriOdfeaI
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dIo1ecIiDii 70 aicIiSun iiu9' Cn1ilpioLi
RESOURCES ofthe country, urges wise means fol
seduously to foster the commanding Interests
OF Manulactures ana Aglicu!luie; But 1t holds
itself alooif from all cntangllng alliances, waits
on no caucus or CONVENTION lor us opinions
AIMS 10 judge every poitlcal act OF Whatever
party, separately as it arises, on It's own merits
and maintains the liberty OF candid ana Impair
tial criticism. During the present session o
Congress us Geographic reports from Nashlng
ton, where IL maintains the strongest force OF
experienced correspondents ever assembled
there IN the Interests OF single journal, VIII
ne Iounu lhc9hp9iaDly more Valuable mud more
interesting IMAM nose OF any OF us cOtcmpOla-
TrleS; Ana nhaiiy. IN me editorial discussion Of
bin t hg tribune ehueaVors to com,
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has hern NJ an fre,.ious neriod nf IL bistnrr
and tho now v@oI onens f6r It WIN mo ms
brilliant nrospects. In a short time It's lncch0n-
ic1i f9cifties ,,ii :uInass thosc of am, ofHHr
Journal in the world and on the Conpletlon OF
! is new and marnffcent building 10 viii be on
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| most iInnorton+ chorocter
TIE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE
The Semi-Weukly Tribune has crown very
/ RAPIDLY in public favor OF late In addition to
a careful summary of me news il contains MI
| the best OF the foreign and domestic corrcspon-
! dencc and leading articles OF the Daily lit
| gives specially the scientific intelllgence On
| Guiding the proceedings of ali American sclen-
| tine Societies.. with mo hest Of hook reviews
| and the miscellaneous matter relating TO edu-
cation, the arts, religion, etc. 1t has all the
| commercial news and market reports ali the
%, I!, Va sar S az" 49,
! presenting IN the course OF the year three or
| four or the lAtest productions OF the most popu-
! lar nOvellsts. As IL takes only rev select adj
! refreshments, it's enabled 10 give an unusually
| large proportion OF reading matter, ana may be
! called, considering the extent and variety Of
! It's contents, the cheapest newspaper IN the
| world. II is published every Tuesday and Fri
day, ana reaches nearly every poStOilice east OF
! the Mississippi within one or Two days OF its
! issue,
THE WEEKLY TRIW-NE
The Weekly Tribune has been for the space
! OF Il generation the Farmers tayOrlte paper.
| Besides complete condensation OF the news Of
/ the week. a selection OF literary aud mlscellan-
! eOus reading and full page of the best edlto-
! rals from the Daily It contains in every num-