The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-20
a,nhlitNtions.


WI lv ulhht lAl5 JVuludl during 1873 much
naa ever been before. It's facilities Tor the col
lection ana Transmission OF Intelligence from
Dl parts OF the world had been largely lncreas-
OF ia stan Of editors, correspondents, and re-
pJrteH5 had been strengthened by the engage.
mehi oI some Of the abiest men in the profess
Sou; ana the editor was resolved 70 spare nell
ther I4lus nor money In the effort to make The
tribune iue very first newspaper In the world
10 points - ihe achievements OF the past
l"til ~ iulhtii WIN pMQOn9ble pride. While
inc Tribune has retained all the excellent fea-
lures lhHt mule ~ ouch iaYOrite In former
d0I-, o. mas exhibited an ENTERPRISE and acrto.
ness Iva U.s. news department which have been
tue wonder Of all It's old friends. Remembering
That the Gil junction Of daily Journal IS to
give it readers the fullest, the best arranged,
.he most attractive, and the most readable his
tory ul the occurrences Of the time, 1t has de-
N5lCu Us best energies 10 this business, and It's
'4t c.a has Oecn universally recognized and
opplaNied. The year has been fruitful OF start
lhE event aud every Incident has found In The
lil.NAt l,s pI0mptcst, most accurate and most
perfectly equipped historian Tribune cor
t' 'H tHO was the ohly civilian who witness
~ 'A' -Niieh4er Of the NlrglniuS, and his pic
Iulg le .scuptQn Of that transaction trans
A.4t.5,gi D.. ttleeraph, is the only account the
pApAl nave yet seen OF an Incident upon which
depended ilr many weeks the question Of peace
or war. lhe Tribune published the only full
ana exhaustive account by Atlantic telegraph
OF the terrible lille du Havre disaster giving
Qll lAe incidents OF that catastrophe ten days
utllIt Jthef journals received them BY the
SLOW c0al y Oh JAe mails. IL distanced all com
pCtit0r1 ia IT, thrilling story by cable OF the adj
ventures ol tAe fOlall5 cuStaWays. II anticipa-
veg every olu-r paper Ia the country and even
JAe 80{e-hmqhl itself, ~ graphic narratives OF
clusters uaJilel on the Yellowstone. The elab-
crate and deeply Interesting letters Of the spe-
cial correspondent o. 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 o. the Evangelical Alliuncel in this
tiit "lt. iuluess ana accuracy everywhere
The sub t-l % enthusiastic praise. During the
panic ~ oaily history Of wall street made #
absolutely moi. penslDle 10 business men ; ana
lt3 special correspondents 0IlerWarQ described
the condition Of affairs ia the manufacture
ln. districts Wlth ON ability which 10 other pa
per .rOu5ly rlyaled.
These ale nero instances OF the uniform sue
cc-s in tue most Important branch Of Journal
throughout the year, and may therefore be fair
| " l1Ecn rs an earnest OF what The Tribune IS
uECly ~ DO hereafter It's purpose in 1874 Is to
| surpQs3 IT'S previous record, constantly increas
Ing the efficiency OF its organization, adding to
" resources, ana Keeping up It's ancient celeb
rIty al an organ Of cultivated and thoughtful
men, ana nigh authority IN literature science
ana the arts. 10 VIII continue to devote especial
alleA!l4n u me pr9ccedlng3 Of learned bodies.
70 education, 10 scientific discoveries and ex-
| pioratonS, % new Inventions, 10 agriculture, to
! tLc promotion OF American Industry and to
| books, pictures, music and the drama. It's IL
| putatlOn, and VIII still be q prominent feature
/ IN IT'S columns. Its reports OF the markets have
| racy, and IT, quotations have been accepted as
standards an the cattle, produce, and provision
/ ia4c5 Tor many years. It's reports OF local al
| .ail9 are acknowledged 20 be the most accurate
/ Intelligent ana complete It's domestic CORE.
/ spCAde40e Is always fresh and valuable; and
| kCcu.at' t' RI, ors c1--7 Il mon any Americ1p
/ periodical.
| (,Il5 H. .e-r o.1 o.. o. neutral 90, ,oiitice
r, 1, ., G .i.,i ~ d i,S1,4 ist iti j., pgl4r. o
III. and ali il.rtt-sr- NJ fnlayee f6af tTe Nor
/ nr.g. OF q Mono clurCt Io n ihorducrhIy Good
u.,r.7 i-fr .!! cannot be trusted f9isiIrnaifoi
| -r4 ia-t toniaent anon current events, II
! m.iut aI6--ilg tNo- Old farv6rand win always
/ d1tsuItll LcuuDrcau uIncirlcs OF equality
ma its-ice ,tlth WHOM iuCelttlc cditr0l Of H.
r. r5,1dor iI52es Graeioy # yaS - for iS
/ over dirty Years lientiusd. Bat II values mar
,;,, ' Eli it 1y-ut.is noH ne COY
WHO oe- .os exposures Of corruption Or imbe-
! cllii. Iu W pace G3 llllL ~ hurt the party
! all4 i.-.0 2 tarI slQc' lA hqldlns on 10 the
Oils. -i DO INSIST lLat Journal o! thelT foith
/ iiN l..4lt lAtr lead execute lhcr plans. and
/ tei t.'lf G-l., IL mas 10 leeling save con
lr-..-1iiN i-- w III J-Q.aAI-AalA s'it defends
.u- -e.SI 3 cl4eilitss 70 ,te HoeIty Of
| faith Ultn Is creditors. insists on the duty OF
| Projection ID American INDUSTRY, champions
ali iIoitt aie5 i9r eetelcplhI ne material
/ re t.clI4 t.- eYA5 OIL lnfe.npgranco seeks
.toAs.i ~ lo '-. iAe C.aiaahu.Ag interests
| t.-lt alooi uQm an lAiauellns alliances, waits
| Ol IJ Caucus Df convention Tor IL, opinions.
-iu t0 luu-e every political act Of whatever
party, laI-f -.t as t arises, On it, own merits
| udmailla.. tie liberty O. candid and impair
/ t,ai 'It.- ail. burnN tAe present session OF
! C.lla.s IT'S t0l graphic rep IT'S nom Washing
tor, Ulate maintains the strongest force OF
/ experienced GORE pQndcl,s ever assembled
tber n gle Interest oig single Journal, viii
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