The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-26
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UHE TRIBUNE FOR 1874.

ment OF some OF tne ATTEST men IN the profess
sion and the editor was resolved 70 spare neil
ther pains nor money IN the effort to make The
Tribune the very FIRST newspaper In the world.
IL points 10 the achievements ui the past
twelve months with pardOnablc pride. While
The Tribune has retained all the excellent tea
lures that made II such n faNOritc IN former
days, II has exhibited an enterprise and acute.
ness In It's news department which have been
the wonder Of all its old friends. Remembering
that the chief junction Of "A daily Journal IS 10
give its readers the FULLEST, the best arranged,
the most attractive, and the most readable his
tory of the occurrences OF the tlmc It has de-
voted It's best energies 10 TINS business and lis
success has been universally recognized ana
applauded. The year has been fruitful Of start
ling events and every Incident has found in The
Tribune It's prOmptest most accurate and most
perfectly equipped historian. A Tribune cor
respondent was the only civilian who witness
ed the surrender Of the Nirgnius, and his pie
turesqde description OF that transaction. trans
mittcd 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 fun
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. 1t dlstanced all COM
petltOrs In Its thrilling story by cable Of the adj
| ventures Of the POlarts castaways II antlclpa-
| ted every other paper In the country and even
the government itself, by graphic norratyes9f
clusters battles ON the Yellowstone. The elab
crate and deeply interesting letters Of the spc-
4 clal correspondent OF the West gave the only
complete account Of the Farmers Movement
| ever published I'm an Eastern paper. The re-
| ports OF The Tribune presented the important
| proceedings OF the Evangelical Alliance in this
| city with a fullness ana accuracy everywhere
| the subject OF enthusiastic praise. During The
! panic It's daily history Of Wall street made II
| absolutely Indispensable to business men and
! Its special correspondents afterWard described
| the condition OF affairs in the manufacture
| Ing districts with an ability which no other pat
| per seriously rivaled
These are mere Instances Of the uniform sue
! cess in the most important branch If Journal
! ism which has steadily attended The Tribune
! ar m l4p lffssQ 10 fttft
| ~ taken as an earnest OF what The Tribune Is
| likely TO do hereafter. It's purpOscin is1I is TO
! surpass It's previous record, constantly ncreas
| Ing the efficiency of It's organization, adding to
| It's resources. and keeping up its ancient celeb
! rlty as an organ of cultivated ana thoughtful
| men, ana hlgh 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 OK
! ploratOns, TO new Inventions, to agriculture, 10
! the promotion OF American industry and to
| books, pictures, music ana the drama. It's IL
| nanciai articles have won peculiarly high re-
! putatlon, and viii stlli bca prominent feature
| In It's columns Its reports OF the markets have
! long been distinguished Tor fullncss ana accu-
racy, and its quotations have been accepted as
! standards In the cattle, produce, and provision
| trades for many years Its reports OF local al
! fairs are acknowledged To De the most accurate
| intelligent ana complete ; its domestic corre-
! spOndence Is always fresh and valuable and
! abroad It IS served by the abicst writer's and
keenest observers engaged upon amy Ancrc IN
| periodical.
While II never can be neutral ia politics,
| The Tribune is entirely independent Of an par
! ties and all partisans. IL believe, that the mere
organ OF clique cannot De % thoroughly GOOD
| newspaper, ana cannot be- trusted Tor Impartial
! mniuiolns viii tbr old fa,,0r AMI win al,to,'.
defend the Republican principle, Of cGuaiiiy
| ana justice win which, under the control OF IT'S
over thirty wears idrniiiicd But IL values rar-
! ties solely as means Tor procuring honest gov
| who dcpIors cXno.itrrs If cuiiriitinn rT iuir-
cilltv in hich plncrs ms Iil,oly To- INN tha p1rty
| ana hind1, hi.ir si,cCps., In ttIai',r an t ,t
ofIices-who insist thot a ioiiruoi Gt thcir foith
must foin,v thei. lcaG nvyc,'t III H. r Nam,
defend their acts ii n1s mo feeIino. Stv@ co
ternut sinn,lin,r IS, II. 0ldl,rdf,,',rtu A. if,il
IN" romstituiiii,,.,i -, a. i, ~, W i','
the citiaen Md Inc satictlncss Of Tho natior.I
proiection ~ Anr'n I. vi, ' uu,3 ~
ali nrounr ,,,,,o. ,irns fr ,-,i,,,i,,,, i ,
resources of the country, urges wise means for
sedu0usly to foster the communicating itcro sts
| of Manufactures and Agriculture. Bur it holds
itself aoof from all cntangling alliances. Waits
on no Caucus or Convention Tor IL, opinions
aims to judge every political act Of whatever
party, separately as II arises. ON its own merits
| and maintains the liberty of candid ana Impair
tial criticism: during the present aes ion ui
| congress It's Geographic reports from Washing
| ton, where It maintains the strongest force OF
experienced correspondents ever assembled
there in the interests OF single Journal, wiz
be found incOmparably more valuable and more
Interesting than those of any OF It's cOtempOra-
| rles. And finally, In the editorial discussion OF
public affairs, The Tribune cndcaNOiS To COM
| bne the utmost n0uhness Of expression aud
| independence OF thought with strict mparj-
atty of Judgment and that dignity and refine
ment oI language which bent "a family news
| paper. II wastes no space in wrangllng with
other papers, pays no attention 10 personal
aDuse, ana reserves US columns Tor It's readers
interests, not It's editors grievances.
sort Of Independent. vigorous. enterprlsine and
na tbe Ut MI,ie ne is
MN eo vivi o giI M tirs M "na
suits Of thc 11asf tIvrIve months TbS ci"Sn of
| is-s dnds mix noner more nrosnernue man IL
has been at any preyious peI.iod or lis history
| ami rho now Vcor onens fdr If win mo mo-
| brilliant nrosnects In n shorf time its unachon
| inai fSciities vim Surness thoee cf anv otbnr
| ionrnol i'm the world ana on tIa cnn1uietiot, of
its new and magnificent building IL viii be en-
abled to Introduce various iinnr0vements Of tte
| most important character
!
THE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Inc Seinl-M eekly tribune mas grown very
| rapldly In pubic favor OF latc' IN addition 20
careful summary Oh lhc news IL contains all
the best OF ,he loleiSn ana domestic c9rTespon-
| dence ana lehdlng Articles OF INC DallN 1t
gives specially me Sclehtlil9, lnlellgence On
cluding The proceedings OF all American scien-
tlnc socletlesl, WIN lhc nest Oh Door reviews,
anu the ihlacellahe9ua mater reI3lilS 70 tau-
cation, the arts, religion, etc. II has all The
commercial news ana market reports all the
moreover regularly serial wofI2 Of melon,
resehiihg IN le GouTse 4i te , Hear trGe or
ior noreIit =, tni,,l ,I :, law, 'i
vertiSn,nentS If is cnonind ~ ,,iv' an ',n,,luaii,,
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TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
The Weekly Tribune has been for the space
OF a generation the Farmers layoritc paper.
Besides a complete condensation OF the news OF
the week, a selection OF literary and miscclan-
eous reading, ana n full page OF the best edtO-
rails from the Daily, 1t contains in every NUM-
than is furnished by any distinctvely agrlcul
coinmins hv me hest inoIcmltinNl writer's and
nroctinnl farmers in tia ifnited statee. ma ~
r. ontrihutNrS are in every part NJ III r0i,nt
ii viii he found Equally Valuable in New Tnas
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