The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-26
Qualifications.
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1874.

mont ~ some ~ tho ATTEST mon In tba nrtfse
sion and the editor was resoived IN snare nei-
,hnr ,noins nor ,1nne,, in tbe etfori ~ ,pai'a ih
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inres r. made if si,nh a 81 foIrrit lV,
DAYS, IL mas exhibited an enterprise and eeiito.
ness In If news denarttncnt tJhirI, t'ro w.,
the wonder of ali lts Old ffiends Par"r,uierl,'s
,hot ,In ci,tef finrti,,, IN @ i's
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yenturee Of the pniari. coet,v5y,,S II nrfici,,'
led evpry nthnr n9ner I'm The coiinirv and cirn
the e,overnfn,nt ifl@If h, roDii ,u i f
Custer,s hoftlGg On no Veilovlofnne Tbn an
orc 10 and dcnni,, Irt tnrs f ~, -,
ciel corresnonIsnf of thn Rest eave thn oii'I,,
complete account OIL the Farmers Movement
ever nublished in nh Tpstern manor mo ra
norts of hn Trina ase ne re-
proceedings of the Evnupelicol Alliance In fhis
city with n fullnpss nnd accuracy evcr, yhar.
the suhiect of rntbusi@sti c ,,r9tsD' nt,f,. a. a.
manic IL daily htstory. of WIN strort t 40 ~
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its special correspondents afterSgSrd dcHcribad
the Condition 81 affairs in the ,o,T,uf,r,,,,,
inc districts with an ohiiitv ,,l,iNb me- 1tIe,. ,
per seriously rivolpd ' u"
These are mere instances of the Uniform spo-
cess I'm the most importnnt brnnch a. i"i,r,ai
Ism which has steadily attended Tho H'rih1no
throuphout fhe wear and may therafora he rair-
ly taken as an earnest OF what The Trb1ue il
likely 10 do hereafter IFS nIirnose I'm is-t IL 70
sIrpass It's previous record. constantly increoa
Ing the efiiclencv of its ORGANIZATION adfincr 10
its resources and Keeping up lis ancient celeb-
rlty as an organ of cultivated ana thouSbtml
men, and a high authority i'm literature. science
and The arts II WIN continue 10 drynfn rsnccto1
attention ia the nrocpndinps ar learned bndieS
to education, 10 Scientific discoveries and ex,
ploratlons, to new Inventions, to agriculture TO
the promotion of American Industry. and 10
books, pictures, music and the drama. lis il
nanciaf articles have won n necilllorlv high re-
putatlon and Will still be a prominent feature
In its columns It's rpDorts OF The markets. have
long been DISTINGUISHED Tor fullness and aeon
raCy and lis quotations have been accented MS
standards in the cattle, produce. and provision
trades for many wears It's rep0rfs OF local M
fairs are acknowledged to be the most accurot r.
intelligent and complete ; its domestic r0rrc.
spondence is always fresh and valuable: and
abroad II is served bv the nl,lcst WRITER'S ana
keenest observers engaged upou any Anrrlr1 I'M
Deriodical
While 1t never can be a neutral ina uolitlcs.
The Tribune is entirely lndensndrnt nf III nSr
ties and ali partisans II belicyps maj tre rlero
orpan pi n cfl0up cnunot he a thornt1e,,i,- ,g,id
newspaper and cannot be trusted for imnartloj
and lust comment upOn current cyriiIs II
maintains with Inc old 'fclyor nnd win a1,Io,-s
defend the Republican princlnIe, nf rniiaiii Z.
and iustice win which iitSi thn W ~ ~,
illusirloIls folinder Horace Greeirv IL ,g,e f,
over thirty wears identitcd nut a vi,,cS ,t iy
ties solely as means Tor procuring honest gov
eminent on sOund nrInclnlae For tlln rsrt ss,,,g
who deplOre cXn0silres Of corrlInt ion rr irnbn-
cilitv in hioh nlaces a lev r. hnrt no INF =
and hinder their success in h0ldinde on IA 10
ofiicestyho Insist mo- ioi,rrai ~ ,I,atr III
must follow their 1ead evyy,,it ~ & -, 90, a
defend their ncts If h1S 40 fcain,r LAS ' 'i
temnt Standine hv lts oldlondnnrl.g f. defe,i5
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faith ,vftI, iia craiitSr tit ~, ~ ItO ;
Protection to Amnricon Indnet'.. ''J Vl
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restricting the evils OF lntemperance. seeks
OF Manufactures and Agriculture. But It holds
itself aloof from all entangling alliances, waits
on no Caucus or Convention Tor its opinions.
aims to judge every political act OF whatever
party, separately as It arises, on It's own merits
and maintains the liberty OF candid and impair
tal criticism. During the present session of
Congress its telegraphic reDort5 from Washing
ton, where It maintains the strongest force OF
experienced correspondents ever assembled
there in the interests OF Il single journal, Will
be found incOmparably more valuable and more
Interesting than these of any Of It's cOtcmpora-
ries. And finally, in the editorial discussion Of
public affairs, The Tribune cndeayOrs TO COM
bine the utmost frankness Of expression and
independence of thought with strict imparti-
allty OF Judgment and that dignity ana refine
ment OF language which heht n family news
paper. 1t wastes no space in wrangllng with
other papers, pays no attention to personal
abuse and reserves It's columns for its readers
interests, not its editors grievances.
That there is a popular appreciation Of that
hlrhtoned iournoIism of wbi,t Thn rriii,n ~ a.
nov now .ne cnei repreeSSelhta,tIvG IN ms or any
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THE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Inc Seml-Wcckly Tribune has grown very
rapidly in public favor OF late In addition to
a careful summary OF the news IT contains all
the best of the foreign and domestic correspOn-
dence and leading articles OF the Daily 1T
gives specially the Sclentlnc Intelligence On
GLIDING the proceedings Of all American sccn-
tific societes), with the best of book reviews,
and the miscellaneous matter relating to edu-
cation, the arts, religion, etc. 1t has all the
commercial news and market reports all the
agricultural articles Of the Weekly, and gives
presenting In the course of the wear three or
four OF the latest productions OF the most pop9-
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
The Weekly Tribune has been for the space
OF a generation the Farmers fayorlte paper.
Besides a complete condensation OF the news OF
the week, selection of literary and miscelan-
eOus reading, and full page OF the best edltO-
rails from the Daily, IL contains in every num-
Der a greater amount OF agricultural matter
tural paper. This is prepared expressly Tor its
practical farmers In the United states: and nS
Its contributors are In every part of the country