The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-10
CIVILIZATIONS.
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1871.

Sion and tic ndlior was resoItnd fo .,l,i,.
iber mains nor i1nnGy In tho eiroii H. ii,'i Tl,.
TrIb,ine Tho VERY tirs, ueWsnonrr IN, n, ,,,,t'5
II noInfs 10 The ochlnyciocnt. nf U,D n,st
twelve months win nnrionabic nrid. l,li.
irhe frriLu a. has reiainId Iii t,n a,.,'ti.,, -
tures ma nndn ii eumh . i,',',',, H., H., 'i-
DAYS If AZ exhiiitod "a, ,,,i ,iy,. .,,d o','
ness I'm a. news dcn5rin,rnt lI'iri i,t.' L'.,
the won der of ali lfs DID fiiend u,.r,.toi.ri,,.
that INC chipf f,nrtinf, a., =, H. a.. ',,r,.I
Give rs readers ihc Giiica % iy ,ipl 10 ~
The most ATTRACTIVE. ana Inc if .s,Iii- ~ ~
tor OF the Occurrences oil ihc dane. n h1s d@-
= tod us host nucrpfns Ia tl,l.. ILL., ~ L.
tlccess has heen nniycrs, d. r nv i'3
unnIonded Tha yenr has ,,,,, Ia. ~ ',,,"
inc events and every lnrld4ut h., f,,,i,'i H., fo
rri6une IL Z nro,nntast most anc..it. ~
nerfectlv eni,inuaI hllt"ri,t .tr.ii, ms, t,,
resnon r9nt ,vdi III. rniv nI, iit,t 81, ~, ~
ed Inc surrender of me Vlrqinu.. i'd. ulc-
turesnup dissertation Of thnt i'm pl tctiol fr'ts-
mItted nv telegraub IL mo only nrr,i'nf ia,
nuhlic INV vol soon ~ IA lnci,I.ft ttn, ,,.i,f,
depended for many weeks ihe 0Us.tl5u of pG,ics
or war The Trlbiiue uublisht1 thn only nm
and exhaustive account bv Ntlnutlc tDiG,rrani,
Of the Terrible VllIe din Ueyra di'ostar ,,'Ivtnts
all the Incidents OF that catastrophe ten DAYS
before other Journals received thern bv Tho
slow course Of The noils If distoncnd oif' com
netItors in its thrilIng stony Nv cobie of The al
Ventures Of The poloris cosfnyygvs IL onticfng-
ted avery nthnr no,,er In mo cn,3,,ir,1 o,iI Nm,
The voyernment itselr. nv grenLic r;errativcs 81
Cusfer's battles on inc Yeflovctone rhe rioh
ara tn nd deenv ntcrnsfinor Ia tnrg of fba ere
cisl corresnond9nt NJ the HeSf oove he XIX.
complete account of the Farmers Movement
ever nnblished In an Tnsteru, naner mo 70
no,ts or rhn Trib,,t t Te"nr tedP bi
proceedln@s or Inc Eyangenai Ali1ncn In al
city with n fnllness and accuracy evervvber
the subject of enthuslastlc praise Dnrinr fhp
manic is daily history nj Wi,i street made n
absolutely Indispensable to business men and
lis snecIai corresnondenfs afterverd dc"c,,ihcd
the condition Of affairs in the manufactur.
per seriously riyaled ''''0' ~ ''''-' F"-
These are mere Instances or Tho Uniform stie.
cess in the most ImDortant branch nf journal
ism which has steadily attended rbc lT,ihi,nc
throughout the year, and NAV therefore be fair
ly taken rs an earnest Of what The Tribitnc T..
likely to do hereafter. Its purpU-r In ls-4 is 10
SurDaSs lis urevlOts record constantly inrrf.s.
ing the enlelency Of lts orc, ntzotinn od,ifno IA
its resources. and Keeping IN lis nuclent r.ieh-
rlty as an organ Of cultivated ana th0uphttul
men, and hlgh authority In literature. gcirnr0
and the arts. 1t VIII continue TO devote especial
attention TO the PROCEEDINGS OF learned budies'
to education, to scientific discoveries and ey-
Vibrations, to new invent Ions. TO g0rlculturc IA
the promotion of American Industry, ana /,
books. pictures. music and the drama. rs II.
nanclaf articles have won peculiarly hiph rp.
putatlon, and VIII stil be a prominent featurf
in its columns Its reports OF tho markets have
long been distinguished Tor tullnpss ana nrcu.
racy, and its quotations have been accepted a.
standards I'm the cnttlr produce and uroyf-inr
trades FOR many wears is report, OF local MI
fairs are acknowledged to be the most acculntf
intelligent and complete It's domestic CORE
spondenCe Is always fresh and valuable ana
abroad # is served by the ablpst writer, ant
kpenpst observers puuoopl ttupn nur tfnnrir M
DprIOuicn1
While IL never can he Il neutral I'm notifies
The Trlbnne is entirely lndcpsnlont Of iii nor.
ties and ali pnrtisnns II helleyes mn the mar
orrnn OF n ciIuup connot ln a tror6tf'riit. r.1d
ne,vsnonor ma coi,nnt m t,"et ci III
and iust comment unnu ,ilrrrf,f ovn,iIs n
maintains with inc old frryor and WIN ol,c,v.
defend tho Ronubilcou nrlncinIrs nf e0uoiit,
and Justice With which. under ihe control of II,
iIlusirlous founder Horace C,raelo, IA vas IA,
over thirty wears idcntlurd Uul Il v,iiisS ms
ties solely rs means for uroc,irlu,- honest il"y
who denlore cvnosilfes Hf c,rrnfltion i,,1 i,i,d
ciltv in hlph places MS likely 10 hurt tho part,
and hinder ihrIi. gucces. In boldina on So th.
oiiices-wbo insist that n iourn9i Of their faifl
must follow their lead eyScnfe thor mans an,
defend their acts IL has no feclinr- soVn CON
tempt Standing Iy lis oldiond-m9rRsi n defend.
tho constituiional c,i9rantees 10 the ibc,t, %
thr citizen and inc socrcdness nf tbn rotinr'
faith with its creditor. insists ON thc dntv ri
proiectlnn fo Amprlcnn Industry tbonInio,,1
oll nroner measures fnr deyeIonins no mo- IN,
resources of the counirv, urre5 wise means f0i
reS,rGtng 19e ey rs, on intempGrance, seeks
of Manufactures ana Agriculture. But it holds
USER aio0f irom an entangllng alliances. waits
on no Caucus or Convention for Its opinions
aims 10 JUICE every pOhIlcal acI OF whatever
party separately as IL arises. ON Its own merits
and maintains the liberty Of candid ana impair
tlal criticism. During the present session Of
congress us telegraphlc reports from washing
ION, Where u maintains the strongest force Of
experienced Correspondents ever assembled
mere mere. IN the interests OF single journal, VIII
De Iounu lncOmparauly more valuable ana more
interesting than those OF any OF It's cotcmpOra-
RES; Ana lhaiiy, H. the editorial discussion OF
pubic ailalrs, inc lrinuhc chdeaVOrs 10 COM
niae lne Utmost lranhhesa on expression anu
ln1uepenuence Oh thOusnt WIN stlicI lmpaiu-
AMY vi luusliielt aIu Ih4l 9lsnlty any refine
lneht OF language Wmch Delt IamllS news
paper. IL wastes no space III Wrangllng with
otner papers, pays no altenlloh 10 personal
aouse, ana reserves US colulnhS Tor us readers
ih m,1. ,s, NOV us ealIor sIieYahGes;
ihts , theIe - y popular uppItClatlOh OF lhaI
heightened Journalism OF which The Tribune Is
other eountry Is snSIclentv nr6ved Inv Tho az" ny
suits Of fhe mast fWeIyp months mo close az
1874 finds this paper more prosperous than fl
has been at any previous period of he history.
and the new year opens Tor It with the most
brilliant PROSPECTS. In a Short time It's mechon.
ical facilities VIII sllrpass those Of any other
Journal in the world and an tho conni;.tI0n of
It's new and magnificent hulldlng If Viii he en-.
abled TO Introduce various lmprOvements Of the
most important character.
THE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
,,.s-, wa. ,,.,,
40 ~ SUM, Gehl! Irl9uhe mas grown very
rapidly IN pubic favor OF late. IN addition to
carelul summary OF the news IL contains all
the Dest OF tle foreign ana domestic cOrreSpon-
aehSe anu leadihg artleies OF me Dally 1T
gives specially the sclehtllc lilte!llsence On
ciuolng the proceedings OF all American scien-
tlnc socletlesl, win the best or BOOK reviews,
anu any lhe iniscelaneQus matter relatlhg 10 edu-
cation, me arts, rellSloh, etc. IL mas az the
coIninef f news anu inarkeI reports an the
Agricultural articles OF the Weekly, and gives,
presenting in the course OF the year three OF
lar n0veists As il taes nnIy low M
vertisements If is enohIed n rivn an unnsoii,,
LARGE nrnnnrtan or rnaIinar nStt, ~
called. conslderlng the extent and yaretyy or
ia contents the eheonest newsnoner Ia mo
world II il nubIlshedi every Tuearayy ana III
dav and reaches nearly every nostotiic ", ~ ~
the Nississinni within one or Two dovs az rs
issue W. ' 70 40
TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
The Weekly tribune has been for the space
OF a generation the farmers fayorite paper.
Besides a complete condensation OF the news OF
the week, selection Of literary and misccllan-
eous reading, and full page OF the best editO-
rlals from the Daily, 1t contains in every num-
Der a greater amount of agricultural matter
tural paper. This Is prepared exHrossv Tdr Ia ia
npnc1inal isrmers IN th uitcd an
r. ~, @ ~, W S,.'ruu liiu ~
~ MI ~ s, a. iii Iiio q, ny vouitr9
isnd IN ~ the un,,h n " pJS ~ Nv" rnE