The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-13
Qualifications.
TnE TRIBUNE FOR 1884,

sion and tho editor was resolved To- srafe nel-
iher mains nor money In the ci!ort to mako mo
| Trbine the vcry frsi newspaper In thc WJ,ld.
! II noInt, 10 the uchicypincuts OF tue uae'
| twelve n. .uihs with unrlDuDblc prlde W'uUc
! The TrI mo has retained nli the txcc.iclt f.u- /
| lures tli.t made IL such "a layoiltc ia IDimtr
! DAYS ii mas exhibited an tltprl rise and ACUTE
| ness In its news department vl'ch have hecn
| the wonder OF all IT. old friends. Remembering
! that tho chief uluCtl0n oi "a daily Journal is IL
/ CIV; It's readers The iuiiesl, the tat arranged, |
] ths most attractive, amt me B. 81 tc'lADle his
/ lrv Of the occurrence. or fts iI..e d. Inns do /
,Jted It's best energies tJ this 1u. Do. -- and lts
/ success has been uuiveI-tu. .l.1.d and
epDlauded. The venr Ila teen ,Hf.f ,II 90 start
ling event sand every iuel}rlr % In1 .n .u Tho .
'irii,tiun II t,rntnnto-f mast .. ..f 30. f tdost
| perfecfly c0uIpped HISTORIAN A Tribune rJr-
! Respondent was the only civilian WHO witness.
| ed the surrender OF the Nlrglulus, Hui Al. PIE /
turesque description Of That transaction, uuua-
! United by telegram, Is the only account the .
public have yet seen Of an incident upon which /
depended for many weeks The question Of peace /
or war. The Tribune published the oulJ run /
and exhaustive account by Atlantic telegraph /
or the terrible Vllc du Hayre dl aster, giving /
all the Incidents OF that catastrophe ten days /
before other Journals received them DIS the /
slow course OF the malls. II distanced all COM
petitors In Its thrilling story by cable OF the ad F.
ventures of the Polnrls casfaways II auticipa- /
ted every other paper IN the country and even !
the royernlaent ITSELF by graphic narratives OF /
clusters battles on the Yellowstone. The elab- |
crate and deeply Interesting letters OF the spC-
clal correspondent Of the West gave the only
complete account OF the Farmers NpvCmeht
ever published In an Eastern paper Tho re-
ports OF The Tribune presented the Important
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city with fullhess and accuracy everywhere
the subject OF enthusiastic praise. During the
! panic its daily history OF Wall street made 10
! absolutely Indispensable TO business men and
Its special correspondents atterWard described
the condition Of affairs in the manufacture
ing districts with an ability which 10 other pm
per seriously rlvacd.
These are mere instances Of tho uniform sue
ism which has steadily attended Tho Tribune
throughout the year, and may therefore be fall-
lytaken as an earnest Of what The Tribune Is
To, if lgp In
surpass It's previous record, constantly iucIcl5
Ing the cnCicncy OF It's organization, adding 90
its resources. and Keeping up It's ancient celeb
rity as an organ OF cultivated ard lhCurhtWl
men. and high authority In literature. acl- uCe
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to education, 10 scentlnG a-'2Eeilrs 9nH [
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nevsnapcr and cannot Doe trusted I0r impartial
and lust comment unpu current events. ~
inalnin aims with me ol. loryol.H ld VIII alVays
defend mo Erpublican urincinl.. al equality
and insilco Win which, irrt. lie control al if,
ilIusirions founder lIoric, t.reel.- 10 ,,.i, fo,
2! over thIrtt yent-5 ldcnflurd EutN ..iiu,. NM
Ties s0lelv as means Tor ur0cufIug honest tgF-
srn,oent an sg,ind nriuciii,s ~ fin 11rfi q III.
wn derl0re c,:nosiiis of corrtIrton ,i lbr
ciiiiy IN hioh niare, a. loly To- hiirt tho pari.
ana hinder their suGcos, n holding on 10 ihs
must follow their lead, execute Their plans. aud
defend their acts. IL has no feeling save con
tempt Standing by It's oldlanu-marEslt defends