Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-31
PROSPECTUS
St. Louis Republican,
FOR 1874.
A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY
AND
NEWS JOURNAL.

Referring 20 its course in the past as the
best index OF the spirit which Will control
encouraged to promise its readers a marked
advancement in every particular that con
stitutes a great metropolitan Journal, for
the year TO come. IL is with uuconcealed
gratiicatsOn we are able to say that within
a year and a week after making changes
and improvements more extensive than
have ever been made by any established
and successful paper of the world, IL IS again
compelled TO enlarge, increasing its size
from forty-eight 10 nfty-siN columns, to
meet the increasing volume OF news and
advertisements. With such signal eyideu-
ceS OF Vigor and enterprise rs may be found
in the pages OF Its nless perfect confidence Is
assured that no energy will be relaxed TO
add 10 the numerous features which have
already made,the Republican pre-eminent-
Valley. Arrangements are making and
will rapidly be cOnsummated by which IL
will enjoy Increased facilities for the cOlIec-
ton OF news, and no eXertion will be spared
By which constant improvement and pro-
gresz may be exhibited, both in the quality
and quantity Of the reading matter present.
ed 10 its patrons.
An extensive increase in its circulation
in the face OF a stringent money market
partisan press on account OF the indeDeu-
dent course which II has pursued with re-
ference IN the great political questions OF
the Gay, encourages IS continuance IN that
course. Cheered by popular approval and
animated by the consciousness OF right, the
kepuDncan viii be found a. heretofore,
sturdy advocate OF Democratic and Conser-
yative principles, but bound TO no party
and governed by no dictatiOn from click or
faction. It's independence means freedom
and enrranchisemcnt, not alone from par
ties as n present constituted, but rom any
new ones that the politicians may con-
struct. In brief, the Republican, making
FOR Its chief object the dissemination Of the
news, with intelligent and conscientious
comments upon the topics Of the day, viii
heartily advocate those measures which
promise 10 further their interests and un-
hesitatingly opposing such rs would place
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from the contents Of the Daily. and is de-
signed 10 accommodate readers residing at
points not reached by daily mails.
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heretofore, a faithful epitOme OF the weeks
news, rearranged and rewritten expressly
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general news and literary paper the best
weekly publication in the country, for
which purpose large amount of matter 10
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Besides special features Of a literary and I
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II for the family circle, its well-earned supe-
rlority as Newspaper will be scrupulously .
main tained by continuance Of the atten- ]
ton heretofore devoted 70 this class OF mat. ]
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