The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-13
Qualifications,
,rHE TRIBUNE FOR 1874.

had ever been BET ~. It's facilities Tor the col
lection and TRANSMISSION OF Intelligence from
all parts OF the world had been largely lhcrcaa-
ed It's stan Of editors, correspondents, and re-
porters had been strengthened by the engage
ment of some OF the abest men 40 the PROBES
sion and the editor was resolved tO spare nei-
ther pains nor money IN the cnOft to make The
Tribune the very first newspaper IN tine world
II point 10 the achicNeneuts Of the past
twelve ~ nth5 With pnrdOn0ble pride. While
The Tribune has retained all the excellent fea-
lures That made II auCh taNOfiie in lulmpr
days, n has exhibited an enterprise aud acute
ness in lts news department which have leen
the wonder OF all ~, Old friends. Remembering
that the chief function Of a daily journal Us TO
give It's readers the fullest, the best arranged,
lie most attractive. ana The most readable his
nv OF the occurrences Oi thc time, 10 has de-
0te1 It's best energies 20 this business, aud IL.
luccess has been universally recognized ANA
appiauded. The year has been lruumi Of a9r-
ling events and every incident has found IN The
Tribune it, prumptcst. most accurate ana most
perfectly equipped historian. Tribune cor
respondent was the rnly civilian VINO witness
ed the surrender Of the Nirglnlu,, ana his pic
turesque description ci that transaction, trans
United b. telegraph, Is inc only account the
public have yet seen OF an Incident upon which
depended for many weeks the question OF peace
or war, me lfipuhc pVplaiIu w oi'lS luil
and exhaustive account by Atlantic telegram
! OF the terrible NiliC du HaVre 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
pctitors in It's thrilling story by cable OF the ad-
| ventures OF the rolaris castawuys. II antlcipa-
,Vu cNtiS o,iiVi ~, Wv ~ - - - ~
| Clusters battles on the Yellowstone. The clab-
oihte uliu t,l,9 ~, nv ~ Ky XXI
| complete account OF the Farmers Movement
W. ", ,,,, ~ an iua'rln ~
| ports ol lhc lr!Dn1V IicaJnloH VI lipuI an
! city with iulncss and accuracy everywhere
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! Its special correspondents alterWard described
tIe ,i, ~, ~ nnaitn IN wv, nianuiao'u vi
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lhcse are MIR IislahVrs ~ ~ u'iiioiln al,
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BEREAVEMENT mIC H. ver n nav tberai"rc ha
intougIotit t.c Aead, am ni'S & Nv ia
| y taken rs an earnest "i Wiat me ilDunt -
nhelS 10 10 i.1 P lVs, ~ l9il ~ W
| Surpass us previous tecOru, CVH3tithuy lHCICus
ing the eliciehcy OF us urgalnatlph' auulhs 10
lts resources. ana heepihg up US ahciCh, c,r.eli
rlty as an organ Oh SuliiNatis" atu ,moush,iu "
men, anu higl aulloIii! IN 'Cr1tuI''acloii, q
anu tle arts u WIN continue % uCNute cslgtIu
attention TO thr pfoce4diIhE3 VI ieLned b9lIes
~ cuuCttloil' ~ sCi.i.ii, ~ ~ LIN 9iu ~
the promotion OF American industry and L
n9pclooi articles have won a pHculiarlv hlgh re-
putation, and will still be prominent featur,
in its columns It's reports OF The markets have
long been distinguished for tul!nrss and Aeon
racy and its quotations have been accepted a.
standards in the cattle, produce, and provision
trades for many years. Its reports OF local az
Intelligent and complete !ts domestic core
spondence is always fresh and valuable ant
abroad II Ii served by The abiest writer's ant
keenest observers curaeedunor any Nmcrlc1i
periodical
While IL never can be a neutral IN politics
The Tribune is entirely independent Of i'll mar
ties and all partisans II believes that the lner,
organ OF a Clique cannot be a thorourhly ro5.
newspaper. and cannot DE trusted for Impartial
and lust comment upon current events. /
maintains With the old farvur and viii alway
defend the Republican PRINCIPLES Of ecualit'
and Justice with which. Underline control OF m
llustrous founder. Horace Greeley. it was lo
! over thirty Years Identified. But h values PAR
rnr SoiIS ~ 40 s,od i"l r ,
VINO ucpiort exposures 81 corruption or lmDt
clllty IN hleh places as lkelI 70 hVrt the part.
anu nlhuci tieIi suvctss III lDuils On Ia "
olllccS-Who lhslst 'll9t Il journal ol ileir l3l'l
mus follow thclr ica,', execute ii.'f pans 0ii'
uelehu tuelT acl5, IL mas 10 leriinS save con
tempt .slahuihs ~ Il9 uluiaiiu-ii'!rAa't utithu
We cohslilutl9iai SuaIuh,tNta 10 thI HucIE
ths cltlzeh ana the sacreuH i oi Ne nation
Ialln WIN ~ ciCul,yls' ih9l9,a u Vlt Nu,l o
PROTECTION 10 american lhI'u'tlN, champion
an proper measures ~ ueleIopLb lAe hAle IN
resources OF !he country urges wise means ~
restricting the eNllS OF Ihlehperahct', seen