New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-10

DAILY TRIBUNE has Of late rapidly increased that it
now excels that of any other American Daily"
From The Springfield MOI South West
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE, the newspaper
founded by Horace Greeley il the leading journal OF
America OF the many NewYorn daiies, each to Ger
THE Tribune has been so that the Company
n a sSce oecSpe% f on the
continent.
From The Springfield (Ohio) Republic adm. Rep.)
As a general newspaper it cannot be denied
that THE TRIBUNE is Improved 1t is certain that the
culation Of the daily edition s much larger than at any
peoples Journal i. not in any special gift or brancy Of
but In the fitness OF each member OF the stan
metry and fahulnsss Of the work done In this respect
THE TRIBUNE is unexceled The person who wishes to
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needs
Prom The Indianapolis Ners (Ind)
The NEW YORK TRIBUNE on tuesday was
of the largest papers issued from that Office
being quadruple sheet Of sixteen pages was one OF
matter enough to have made very large volume. The
TRIBUNE is constantly improving and duadrupe sheets
fail
From The Kingston On ~ Freeman
The business of THE TRIBUNE is constantly
growing Claims. with what appears to be substan
tia grounds the largest circulation Of any four cent
paper in the metropolis and TO come next to re Herda
in its city circulation 1t without doubt the best daily
paper Of the town-perhaps we should say IN the Woru
From The Rochester Express.
THE TRIBUNE keeps twelve reporters con-
santy engaged in reporting the trial Five Of
them In attendance In court and the rest are IN
neighboring Office ranscrbing the notes OF the steno
grapers and preparing copy for the THE TRIBUNE
has surpassed al Of its rivals in the fllness accuracy
fairness of its reports this remarkable trial Inc
practically abandoned the field OF an absolute
reproduction of the trial The cost 10 THE TRIBUNE must
be but fortunately for II the trial has lasted
long enough for II 10 establish reputation Oased upon
its work in that connection and by this time must De
reaping profits The sale OF the paper very
large not only New-York and Brooklyn, but through
out the country.
From Washington sunday Gazette 49,
Having occasion to inquire for 1HE NEW
YORK TRIBUNE several times recently and being met with
the response, All gone" 1t occurred to us one evening
ast week TO of leading dealers the reason
WHY: and we were told that the demand was much
larger than any Of the NewYork daes and there
fore the supply the soonest run out Formerly the
same was said OF The Herald but il Is evident there
great difference rOw and THE TRIBUNE leads Ihere
i doubtless for it, chief among which IL the
acknowledged fact that il is independent able ana enter
prisng and may add, reflects the public opinion OF
the times.
From Hairs Journal Of He1th, April 1873. -
81 saw your advertisement In HE NEW
YORK TRIBUNE" is often written that Is dong the
public a service draw attention to that paper as u
Temunerave medium of advertising For its Trustworthy
and substantial reading matter for its enterprise IN re
porting public lectures, speeches of general interest
has no superior. if indeed equal in New-iOrK CITY,
anywhere else.