The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-19
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rHE TRIBUNE FOR 1874.

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aion ma the odlf,r was reiylgeI 10 snare ne-
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irhe 1riIt ~ has retail An tnp txceliept Tea.
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ness In s., nov. orunt i.... 0f Which hnve Keen
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rrcsnnna;ptt Nh! ti,.' uuit rIttg, WHO Witness
/ ed he surrender of me NirtiiaI. ruI li, nc
turesnun dissertation Of itaf or as, .cfoi. iring-
| mItted by Telegraph, Is The out account tn1
hubble have Vel seen OF an lucp.rilt ur1a Which
| depended for many weeks the que tllu VI peace
| or war The Tribune pubu5haI tile only lul
| ana exhaustive nccOilDt l1V Atlantic. t.ici7stpH
| of the terrible vile du IIayro Raster, giving
| nil tho incidents of thof c1tH,finune lon dIt1
| Lnforo nthar initrnoi5 ra,.l...t tnr,n I,v fb.
! slow course OF the mails. II distanccd All com.
pettors In It's thrilling story by cable ~ the adj
| led every other paper I'm tho country and even
! me Government lt5oIL by graphic narratives of
! Cusf,r,s battles on the Yclo,vst0ne Thg cIal)-
| crate and deeply interesting letters OF the spe-
! cial corrcspondGnt Of tho West gave the only
! pornnlatn opcpuut pf Tho Farmers NgytfDntit
| ever published I'm an Eastern papcr The re-
| ports OF The Tribune presented the important
| nrocecdlnVs of the Evangelical Alliance in thls
| city with a Wlness and accuracy cvrrvVhere
mo. subject of euthuslu.ttr urui-,' ulrinte lilo
| manic rs daily history of Wall street made II
abSoluteIy in3Isnensible to Hnslnee, mon, and
| It's speciaI cOrrcspOndents after,yard dc-crlbed
| the condition OF affairs In the uanuflctur-
ing districts with an ability which no other M
! per seriously rivnlcd
These are mere instances of the uniform sric-
| cess I'm the most Imuort "A nj br1neh nj Iouruul-
ism which has steadily attended The Tribune
throughout the year, and may therefore be falr-
Is taken as an earnest OF wnat Tile Tribune /,
likely to do hereafter. It's purpose IN i,I4 4. To-
surpass lts previous record, constantly incieas
inc the cficleucv Of its ORGANIZATION uOuluor 10
its resources. and Keeping IN It's ancient crirn-
rity rs an ORGAN OF cultivatcd and thourhtl,i
| men and a high authority IN literature, sclcngc
and the arts. II VIII continue 10 devote especial
attention to the proceedings OF learned bodies.
to education, to scientific discoveries ana en-
plorations, to now inventions, to agriculture, to
The urOmOtlOn OF American Industry and 10
books, pictures, music and the Drama lts n-
nanciai articles have won peculiarly high re-
putatlon. and VIII stll be q prominent feature
in It's columns. Its reports Of The markets have
long been distinguished tor iullnCss aud uCct-
racv and its quotations have been accented MS
standards In the cattle, produce, ana provision
trades FOR many wears It's reD1rts OF local ale
fairs are acknowledged to be the most accurate
Intelligent and complete It's domestic CORE.
spondence is always fresh and valuable ana
abroad It Is served by the 0bcet writer's and
keenest observers cug0g ed upon any American
periodical
The Tribune IS entirely independent Ut AN par
ties and ali partisans. u believes mat the mere
organ OF a Clique cannot be a thoroughly GOOD
| newspaper and cannot be trusted Tor impartial
and lust comment upon current events It
maintains with the Old icrvor ana win always
| defend the Kcpublicou lrlncip'cs Of eonoiity
and Justice win Which, under fio control OF lis
iilustrioll, founder, Horace GreolrY ID wa5 i1i
| over thirty years identified. Buti values par-
ties solely A means for urocVrlug homes; '-yv-
crnment on sound principles For ths parfl-,tu5
who doplore exposures OF corruption or lnhc-
. and hinder thtii. success ian bpl1frsr ON fi ;i-
ofiices-Syho Insist mat Il Journal 0f tnelr failn
| must follow their lead execute their plans end
| defend their acts IT. has no feeling save CON
tempt Siendlne by lts oldIau 'f.,o1rls II, dn..rfs
the constitutionai GUARANTEE, To- the 'iibcffv Of
In. citizen aud me sacrcdness Of tho nations
rnith win lis creditni.s insists on Ina INN M
Protection 10 Amerfcnn Industrv Ch9inriofi..
AL propeI measures Tor deHeopns Ihe material
restricting the evils d Intemperance, seeks
seduouslJ to foster me commanding Interests
or Manufactures ana Agriculture. But IL holds
Itself alooI from all changing alliances, waits
, on no caucus or tunFeuliOn Tor rs opinions,
aims to judge every political acJ OF Whatever
party, separately rs It arises, on It's own merits
and maintains the liberty Oh candid and Impair
tial criticism. During the present session OF
Congress It's telegraphlc rep rls IRON Washing
ton, where II maintains the strongest force OF
experienced correspondents ever as5emulci
there IN me Interests OF Il SINGLE Journal, VIII
be found lncomparnbly more valuable and moro
interesting man those OF any on rs cotemporH-
RES; Ana nnallY, IN Tue editorial discussion Oh
puuiIC aHdiIS, lhc iEipuHt th,ltdNoio 10 CONT
pine the utmost lrahkhtao 81 expression ana
lndependence or thought with strict lmpAri-
amy OF judgment ana ih9t dignity anu loille-
lneht OF language Which hril a i0ully news
paper. IL wastes no space IN "lenSllng WIN
other papers, pays 10 attention To- personal
aDuse, anu reserves Us coluihha IoI 10 itaIcra
That there IS a popular appreciation OF that
biah toned tonrnaiism If yyhin6 Ti iin ~
now the chief renre-cnfetlVe IN mis- ar amy
other country IL sIniclentlv Dr1vnd IN fbe ~
suits of the nast twelve months The close Of
isI3 finds this paper more prosperous than n
has been nj nnv previous period OF IFS HISTORY
: and the new year opens for 10 with tue most
brilliant PROSPECTS In n short time it's lnpchnu-
zeal facilities Will slrpass those of any other
Journal i'm the world and ON the cOuplrtiou of
It's new ana marniticent Iuildlnu il NH be- en-.
abled to Introduce various improvements of The
most important character
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TIE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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me Scnll-M Eekly IIlnVue mas crown very
aapiuiy IN pstpic IeS9 1 VI ~ IN aueltion 10
careful summary 81 Tue news II contains all
the pest OF ,lic iorelsl Nlu uphlf,,c colieaou-
uehce anu lTaullg utlci5S ~ Wy DailS TT
: gives speSiaiiS Ihe hclehHlG, lltcl!seuee VA-
ciuulhs tne proceeulngs o. an american hcleh-
tlnc societiesl, WIN lhe pc.J q Dose reviews,
anu tne ihlScellunt0uS matter EcietluE % tuu-
cation me arts, Religion, ele' II haa az the
agricultural articles OF the Weekly, ana gives
~ VA cs az c ~
,rnr 81 Ne Ia, elt ,,rn,l,,ct ions of 10 ,,csi ,,l,
lar noveIists As II takes only, tev. eeiecf IA
,oren nrnnoria of rarline, roettr - NH I,V ~
Called cnnsderinc- thc extent ana yeriet- ~
its contents the Sheanest nersnoner in ma
world II IL nuhllsheJ every Tncidhv ami Irl
dov ana reocheS neo riv e,,,r,. 49, ~
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