The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-19

2ublifntions.
THE TRIBUNE For 1871

Cd TO make this journal during 1873 a much
more valuable and complete newspaper than II
had ever been before. It's facilities Tor the col
lection and Transmission Of Intelligence from
al parts OF the world had been largely lncreas-
ca lts stan OF editors, correspondents, and re-
porters had been strengthened by the engage
ment OF some of the abiest men in the profess
sion ana the editor was resolved 10 spnre neil
lher pains nor money In the effort to make Thc
Tribune the very first newspaper in the world
tpolnts TO the achievements OF the past
Twelve months with pardonable pride. While
| The Tribune has retained all the excellent fea-
| lures that made IL such a fayoritc In former
| days, II has exhibited an enterprise and acute
| ness IN us news department which have been
| the wonder Of all It's old friends. Remembering
| mat The chlef junction Of daily Journal is to
| give It's readers the fullest, the best arranged,
| the most attractive, and the most readable his
| tory OF the occurrences Of the time, 1t has de-
voted It's best energies to this business, and It's
| success has been universally recognized ana
| applaudcd Tho year has been fruitful of start
| ling eyents,and every incident has found In The
| Tribune It's prOmptest, most accurate and most
| perfectly equipped historian. \ Tribune cor
| respondent was the only civilian who witness
| ed The surrender of the Vrginius, ana his plc-
! turesqle description Of that transaction, trans
| mitted by telegraph, 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 only full
| and exhaustive account by Atlantic telegraph
| OF the terrible Vile du Ilayre disaster, giving
| all the Incidents OF tnat catastrophe ten days
| before other journals received them By the
| slow course Of the malls. 1t dlstanced ali com
pctltOrs I'm its thrilling story BY cable OF the adj
| ventures OF the Polaris castawNys. It anticpa-
| ted every other paper I'm the country and even
| the government ITSELF by graphic narratives Of
| Clusters battles on the Yellowstone. The clab-
crate and deeply interesting letters OF the spc-
| cial correspondent of the West gave the only
complete account Of the Farmers Movement
| ever published IN an Eastern paper. The re-
| ports OF The Tribune presented the important
| proceedings OF the Evangelical Alliance IN this
| city with fullncsS and accuracy everywhere
| the subject OF enthusiastic praise During the
| panic It's daily history OF Wall street made It
| absolutely Indispensable to business men =. and
/ Gngpiul "a ia iI...
| the condition OF affairs in the Manufacture
| ing districts with an ability which no other pa
per seriously rivalcd.
| These are mere instances Of the uniform sue
| cess in the most Important branch of Journal
| ism which has steadily attended The Tribune
! throughout the year, and may therefore be fair
! ~ taken MS an earnest Of what The Tribune l.,
likely to do hereafter. Its purpose IN ls,i Is to
| Surpass its previous record, constantly iucrcas
| Ing the efficiency OF It's organization, adding to
| its resources. and Keeping up us ancient celeb
| rty as an organ OF cultivated and thoughtful
| men, ana high authority In literature, science
| and the arts. II VIII continue to devote especial
| attention to the proceedings OF learned bodies
| to education, to scientific discoveries and cX-
| plOratiOhs, 10 new Inventions, TO agriculture, to
| the promotion of American industry. and to
| books, pictures, music ana the drama. Its H.
| nancial articles have won peculiarly high re-
! putatlOn, and VIII sim be prominent feature
| in It's columns Its reports OF the markets have
| long been distinguished tor fulness ana accu-
! racS, and It's quotations have been accepted as
| standards In the cattle, produce, and provision
| trades Tor ~ my years ITS reports OF local af-
Int, ,A 4rv achn9" csGu 10 oG the most accurate
snonhGnrn s "i,yoVs trel ma "Vi'r1tiC colic
| hr,,1 II H. eSrvnG I,. no "nf, "t ,,, my
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ncrindi, ,i'''' '''' s'e'" "Po" any HHerclh
While 1t never can be neutral in politics.
t, a ~ 10 ,,, ~ LIN i"'Iiu W ~ lr-
! organ OF Il clique cannot be Il thoroughly good
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defend the republican, principles OF equality
WHu HIM. u9,gv , MINI M'irm' uvl diiu cV'iot OF lta
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tnc cohstltutl9nal guarantees TO the liberty OF
.nH Clui ;i anu unG Sacrruness OF thc nations
I,a1n WIN ito ctcu,grs' INSISTS on the uuly OF
Ill ,,r, r' ~ ,, , ChalpluhS
resources Of the country, urges wise means for
scdunusiy to foster tbc Seehs
Of WnttnrIirrs md Srricmifmrn Ia, ~ ME
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IN no Courms or ronventinn Ior ~ MH.9
aim :, me- o,.c, ,,oii,tti + ~ upiiiiUlo
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ton ,vhara a. ~ nFut.tips e-t.,r.r,..,
eXpcrienccd corresnondents cH eae io,oh vi
tE,ra In no ,n,craeti w. " ui VI 49, 1IG III,
he found ncamnarnbV n,ore M Ia "ii W
nterestin than those Of any Of its cnfn,nn
ries And rnnIv in the cditorioi az a,
nuhlic affairs irIp Trihunc cndoo,nrS 70 ,a,,o W
bnc the Itinnst franl,neSS nf GynroeJo, Voiii I'M
ndenendenre or thotight win n strict i,nror,i
aIity of Indictment and that dipnitv md ria,ino
ment OF language which bcfit n family news
paper II wastes no snocn in vvr"naii1,, viii
nther nonnrs nav nd ottarti n ~ i'i6 WIN
abuse ana reserves lis columns for its rcoT"re,
intprrsts MOI its nditor's 'rrin,iarcaa 20 iN""Ni'
t ny az .nGie Is J. popuiar apprpClaIloh OF mat
heightened journalism OF which The TRIBUNE is
now the chief representative I'm this or any
other country, is sufficiently proved by the re-
suits OF the past twelve months. The close of
1874 finds this paper more prosperous than #
has been at any previous DeriOd OF It's history
and the new year opens FOR 1t with the most
zeal facilities win surpass those OF any other
journal I'm the world and on the completion of
Its new and magnificent building IL viii be en-
abled to introduce various improvements Of the
most important character
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THE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
The Scmi-Wecklv Tribune has crown ver,.
RAPIDLY in public favor of late. In addition 10
q careful summary OF the news IL contains all
The best of the foreign and domestic correSnon
dence and leading articles of the Daily
gives specially the scientific intellirencc un
ciudinp thr nrocoedinrs of All AmeriC.n scIan
tifc socletiesj, with the best of book reyiews
and the Observation-Disclosures matter relotimo, 70 cdu,
cation, the arts, religion. etc. IL his MI the
commercial news and market rcports =. aii The
agricultural articles OF the Weekly, and gives,
nresentinp in The course Of tho veor three ' a.,
four of the latest productions Of the most nonn
lar n0veiiSts Asit t,taS nniv fn, t'pu
vertisements II is enahled 10 rive an unnsuo Nv
LARGE nronortion of rpodino ,nSttcr n,d 80, ~,
called, considering the extent and variety of