The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-25
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all parts OF the world had been largely increas-
ed It's stan OF editors, correspondents, and re-
porters had been strengthened by the engage
inent Of some OF the abest men in the profess
sion and the editor was resolved 10 spare nell
ther pains nor money IN the EFFORT - make The
Tribune the very uist newspaper In the world.
II point 10 the achievements OF the past
twelve Ia 'nihs with pndonable pride White
The TriL une has retained all the excellent fea-
lures that made II such faNOritc In former
days, Il has exhibited an ENTERPRISE aud acute
ness Ia It's news department which have tcen
the wonder Of all It,, Old friends. Remembering
That the chief junction OF a daily journal IS to
give It's readers the fullest, the best arranged
the most attractive. and the most readable his
tury OF the occurrences OF the time, II has de-
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success has been universally recognized and
applauded. The year has been fruitful of start
ling events,a every incident has found Ia The
Tribune It's promptcat most accurate ana most
perfectly equipped historian. A Tribune cor
respondent was the only civilian who Witness
ed the surrender of the Nlrgnius, ana his pic
turesque description Ol that transactlor, trans
mitted by telegraph Is the only account the
public have yet seen OF an incident upOn which
depended for many weeks the quest iou of peace
or war. The Tribune published the only mu
and exhaustive account by Atlantic telegraph
OF the terrible Vile du llavre disaster. giving
all the incidents OF that catastrophe ten days
before other journals received them by the
slow course of the mails. II dlstanccd all com
petitOra In It's thrilling story by cable OF the ad-
ventures OF the POlaris castaways. 1t antlcipa-
ted every other paper in the country and even
the government Itself. by graphic narratives Of
crate and deeply Interesting letters OF the spe-
cal correspondent OF the West gave the only
colnpele account OF NE FARMERS Movement
ports OF The Tribune presented the important
proceedings OF the Evangelical Alliance In this
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itself aloOf from all entanpllne alliances voits
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and maintains the liberty OF candid and inpgr-
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Congress its telcgraDhic rpnlrts from Woshinr-
ton. where ii maintains the strongest force III
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be found incomparably more Valuable and more
interesting than those of any OF IFS cOtempOrn-
res. And finally, I'm the editorial discussion Of
public affairs Tie Tribune endeaynr, To com
bine the utmost frankness on cXpressIon and
independence of thought with strict unp1rti-
allty of Judgment and that dignity and refine
ment of Language which belt a family news
paper. 1t wastes no space in wrangling with
other papers, pays no attention to personal
abuse, and reserves Its columns for its readers
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THE SEMI WFFETY VRIRTr\E
The Seml-Weekly Tribune has grown very
rapidly in public favor OF late. In addition to
a careful summary of the news It contains all
the best of the foreign and domestic correspon-
dence and leading articles OF the Daily lit
gives specially the scientific Intelligence Din
cluding the proceedings OF all American sclen-
titic socictes), with the best OF book reviews,
and the miscellaneous matter relating TO edti-
cation, the arts, religion, etc. 1t has all the
commercial news and market reports all the
agricultural articles OF the Weekly ana gives,
m the course OF the wee YEAR Of bre eo or
four OF me latest productions OF the most popl-
iai noNcilsts. ~ 1t tahYa ON! j. leW seecJ a.
Nerllsenlentsi II Is chanieu 10 give an unusually
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The Weekly Tribune has been for the space
OF a generation the Farmers favOrite DiDer
Besides n complete condensation of lie news of
the week n selection OF literary and miscellan-
eous reading and n full pape Of thp hest edltO-
rails from tie DailV. il contains in every MN
bera greater amount of noricuiturai matter