The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-17
2ahlitRtions.
rHE TRIBUNE FOR 1874.

Tnpnt OF SOInp TUV NWTT@T IVVW I'M IUW UIOf-g-
sion and the editor was resolved 10 spare nei-
Their pains nor money In the eifott TO make Tho
Tribune the very first newspaper IN the world
II point TO the Hcnlr yrlnCnt5 OF the past
twelve n nths WITH uarI,nlLlr pride. WDlle
The 1ril ne hNs retained all the excellent Zen.
lures 4 4 made ID such % aNuftto In former
days, ~ has exhibited "a .nf-TIrls aud acute
ness In rs news dcpnttinlni A. ilch have kocn
the wonder OF an 10, oiI r.i,Hl. Rememberlur
that the chief uhrttl tr ID .I.I. journal * 10
gl,c It's readers he fullest, JI. ic.t arranged,
H.. most attractive. ami ...-.j fradahle MS,
D. ,ry Of the occurrences col t.r ti .... 70 has de-
tuted It's bc-t cnCrl lo. o. iiif. ucss. and it9
success has been uultsi "a. .stYeuized and
onniaudpd The yrur up- I... d.. utt.iifIi of start
ling eventsnnd every incid-u 10 found M Tho
Tribune IT, prOmpte-t most .it1te and most
perfectly eaiIrpfd historian. s Tribune cor
respondent was the only ciNIliun who Witness
ed The surrender Of the Nrdnli-. uuI h. pie
turesquc description OF that tran ct.oh. tiaus-
United by telegraph, is the only uclui,t Lhe
public have yet seen OF an incident uron which
depended for many weeks the uitc-t ION Ot peace
or war The Tribune published lhc oulf mn
and pxhoustlyp account nv Atluutfe taIpseistbb
OF the terrible VILE du nayre disaster, giving
all the Incidents OF that catastrophe ten DAYS
before other Journals received thcm by tho
slow course OF the mills 10 dlstanced all com.
petltors I'm It's thrilling story by cable OF The adj
ventures OF the POlaris Castaways 10 anticlpl-
led every other paper in the country and even
the gOvernmentltSelr, by graphic narratives OF
Clusters battles on the Yellowstone The elpb-
orate and deeply Interesting letters OF the epp-
cial correspondent OF the West gave the ONLY
complete account of the Farmers Movement
ever published in an Eastern p,ner T6n r i,e
ports OF The Tribune presented the lmpOrtnut
proceedings of the Eyanrcllcal Alliance In this
city with Il fullness and accuracy cyrrvyyhore
the subject OF enthusiastic praise. During the
panic It's daily history of Wall street nnfIa IL
absolutely Indispensable to business men : and
its special cOrrcsDOndcnts nftrrvnrd doecribod
the condition OF afInirs in the tnonufactur.
ing districts with an ability which mo other mn
per seriously rlvaed.
These are mere instances Of the uniform sue
cess In the most important branch of Journal
ism which has steadily attended Tho Tribune
throughout the year, and may therefore be inir-
ly taken as an earnest OF what Tho Tribune IA
likely to do hereafter It's purpose in is7l Is 10
surpass It's previous record constantly lncrpas
ing the efficiency OF It's ORGANIZATIONS itddiu, 10
| its resources. and kccpine in its ancient ceicb
rity as an organ of cultivated and thoughtful
men, and high authority in literature, science
| and the arts. II Will continue to devote especial
attention to the proceedings OF learned bodies
! to education, to Scientific discoveries and cN-
ploratons, to new Inventions, to agriculture to
| the promotion OF American industry and to
| books, pictures, music and the drama. It's H.
! nanclai articles have won q peculiarly high re-
| putatlon, and Will still bca prominent feature
! In It's columns It's reports OF the markets have
| long been distinguished Tor fullness ana accu-
racy,. and It's quotations have been accepted as
| standards In the cattle, produce. ana provision
| trades for many years. It's reports OF local AZ
| fairs are acknowledged to be the most accurate
| intelligent and complete It's domestic core.
| spOndence is always fresh and valuable and
| abroad IL Is served by the ablest writer's and
| keenest observers engaged upon any American
| periodical
! While II never can be Il neutral In politics.
/ The Tribune is entirely Independent OF an par
ties and all partisans. II believes that the mere
organ OF q clique cannot be a thoroughly GOOD
/ newspaper and cannot be trusted Tor impari I'M
and lust comment upOn current events IL
maintains with the old fcryOr and Will always
defend the Republican principles OF equality
and Justice with which. under the control of lis
! iusirious founder, Horace Greeley H. was Tor
over thirty years Identified. Butii values par
/ ties solely as means for procuring honest row
eminent on sound principles For the partisnns
who deplore exposures OF corruption or imbe-
clllty In high places as likely to hurt the party
! and hinder their success I'm holding on 10 fht,
Oflces-who insist that Journal OF their iaith
must follow their lead, execute their plans. aud
( defend their acts II has no feeling sayr con
tempt Standing by lis oldln nd-nal'bs m defends
the CONSTITUTIONAL guarantees to The ubcrtv Of
th,. citizen and the sacrriness M thc nations
faith with lis creditors. insists On lie dntv M
| protection to Amcrican Industry rhon,',ons
| all proper measures for deyeloplnathc material
res9miges OF ,he c0nn'y IrSeS Wise means Tor
seduously to foster the commanding interests
OF MANUFACTURES and Agriculture; But 1t holds
ltsell 9iool IRON an ehlanBlhG Alliances, waits
on no caucus OF convention luf ITS opinions,
| aims 10 Judge every political act OF Whatever
party, separately as IL arlses on vs. own merits
ana MAINTAINS tnc liberty OF cahulu ana impair
| tlal criticism. during the present session OF
congress lus telegiNphlc reports from W dsHlhS-
Ton, where II maintains the strongest loice Ol
| experienced correspondents ever assembled
thtre IN thc interests OF slhelc journal, VIII
| pe louilu lncQmpataOlS lnuIt Naiuuhle nhu more
rhterestlnS tlaI tiust VI w vi ~ hpJFa-
49,: '''e't '' N'' ''''l'i vi
pun uuic Affairs, ny dni i ehdeaNorS 10 com,
| pine lne utmost ITanhhess OF expression ana
lhuuepenuehce oi thougnt WIN , strlcl ilnp1fl-
| ant! Oh judgment anu ih'tt ulslitN ana fclihe-
| meht OF language when pchJ a lamlly news
paper. IL wastes no space IN Wrangllng win
other papers, pays no attention 10 personal
| aDuse, anu reserves us columns Tor IT'S readers
ii ni, t9 mot US cuiIut siIeNuitts' a.,
sort OF Independent, vigorous, enterprlsng and
| NOW the chief renresentotive I'm ms 0r onV
!
| sults of the mast twelve months Tho close Of
| ls7g finds this paper more prOsnerous than fl
| has been at any previous period OF its HISTORY
| and the new wear opens for It with the most
| brilliant prospects, In short time its nechan-
lcal facilities viii surpass those of any other
| 'ournal In the world and on the completion OF
its new and magnificent building IL viii be en-
! abled to INTRODUCED various announcements OF me
most important character.
|
THE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
mo Cam, vroo,.,,. ,rr,,,,,,o hos. ,r,o. ,.,,.
ny oelhl- W Vekls lIlount mas sI2Mu NctS
rapluly IN Public favor ol lale' IN audltlOh TO
chrelui summary OF tle news " contains all
me Dest 9i ,uo ioIelsll 9nu uoinosilc C0IIGspon-
| uence anu leauihs uItlcitS 81 tiG DallS Ill
gives specially lhe sclehllh9, lntellisehcc On
ciuulhg tne procGeulhss Oh an american scleI-
tllic socletlesl, WIN liie nesI OF nQoK reviews
anu thc iiiiscSlluiie1uS lottel Icit'lhs 70 euu-
cation, tne arts, reIlSloll, etc' II mas az tne
commefeial news ana inillket reports az the
moreover. regularly serial work Of nction''
I'M OF th III nronctinrs or DO ,,o r
| lar noveiists III takes only n fev' selecf Id
| vertisements II is enabled TO rive an unusually
large nroportion OF reading matter. and NAV he
| called considering the extent and variety of
| its contents the Cheapest newspnper in the
| world IL is published every Tuesday and Fri
| dov and reaches nearly every nostofiicr enst of
| the Mississinnl within one or two DAYS of lie
| issue 'ii'
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TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
me meekiS iTtpuhg an uSV' iuI te SiaOe
! OF a generation the Farmers laNorlte paper.
! Besides complete eohu9hsatlOh OF INC news OF
! the week, sclectlon OF literary anu lllsccliah-
| eous reading, ana Il luli pAge OF the pcst QUITO
rails from the Dally, IL contains IN every num-
than is furnished by any distinctiveiy agricul-
! coinmns nv the best horticultural writer's and
nracticaI farmers in the Inited States. ana ns