New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-13
THE TRIBUNE'S NEW HOME.
CONGRATULATIONS OF THE PRESS.
rgE MOST COMPLETE NEWSPAPER IN TIL
WORLD.

1 THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE has justly earned
stnetion as the most complete newssper IN tne
ournas the Old World in every great attribute they
T. fse perfecicn and freshness OF it's news and in its
manly independence ii If unrivaled by of its great
AMI anniversary saturday by entering It's new build
ms Of the finest achievements OF architecture IN me
limited states, donning suit printing quadrule
sheet. and giving illustrations OF its new home anu per
tn press the latest invention Of the wonderful genius
Of Hoe Its daily circulation is over 10000 copies,
and It's financial success must be rapidly approaching
| that Of The Herald
From The Phnadelphis Inquirer ind Rep!
Saturday being the thirty-tfth anniversary
Al the birth of IHE NEW YORK TRIBCNk, the conductors
~ that ea newspaper took advantage of the occasion
10 say something about its Circulation appears RON
be statements acknowledgements confirmed by facts and
1eres sufficient to satisfy even the late Mr. GrsdSrnd-
that at no previous ume IN tS history o. th hR. NJ
average for April being 5000 copies actually sold This
success is as deserved great for there can be no doubt
st rus TpIBUNE is what il claims be- the leading
American erand we doubt " another of equal
nater row than aud in every way greater
moral political and intellectual power than Il ever was
uay declared 10 be the finest newspaper Office In exist
sn'e ABREAST WITH THE AGE
From The Philadelphia Press Adm. Rep
On Saturday last The NEwY0RK TRIBUNE
was ssS e the thirty annyersaTy Of
he papers existence thus being celebrated by its re
furnished newspaper offices in the world Founded by
Horace Greeley" THE TRIBUNE has kept step with the
rapd intellectual aud material progress which has
marked and lie marking the latter half OF this nineteenth
century, and while IL has more than once gone very far
asfray in opinions which II has enuncated and the
beliefs to which it has given support 1t has yet done good
est blows In the defense Of right
GREAT AND DESERVED SUCCESS
From the Troy Wing lind Rep)
On Saturday THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE eele-
braed thirty fifth anniversary o It's establishment
by taking possession OF its new and magnificent building
echtpage supplement was issued containing fine cut
OF the building with an interesting description some
must be interest to all who have to do with building
The structure is nine stories high nre proof with CLOCK
tower $50 above the sidewalk. The only building IN
Eew-York higher than that OF The IRiBUSE Is TRINITY
TRIBUNE great and deserved success in field
Of Journalism which is both honorable ana user1i.
public educator I'm the highest Since his death hs
theory Of Journalism has been carried out with remarka
bic and THE TRIBUNE has been more than ever
public educator III every department OF knowledge aud
usefulness
THE CREATED From s se.Sh GdSeS TE
Saturday was the thirty fourth anniversary
va then issued from lis new building for the first
II printed qusdrupe sheet, giving fun page tustr-
ton OF the edce and full description OF the establish
mcut from which n would that TIE Tribune now
has the finest newspaper Offices in America, not in the
greatly Increased its circulation and influence IL has
entered upon fields Of enterprise ESPECIALLY in the liter
c aud it, eomrse mas G S ,or
All things considered it must be called the greatest news
paper In this country
AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS.
From The Harrisburg Patriot Deml
THE NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE entered upon It's
thirty nth year SATURDAY last and on the same DAY
took possession OF It's splendid building on Printing
Housesquare and spruce-st THE TRIBUNE aims to be a
great newspaper, and comes near II as has been per
quality for years, and has outgrown many vagrant
political tendencies by virtue OF an eniarSing cosno
fs conductors meeting with appropriate Pecuniary
reward and thai its circulation now Larger than 1t has
ever been before
GREAT IN EVERYTHING GOOD.
From the Albany Argus DEM o
THE TRIBUNE celebrated the thirty .nrth an
uyersary OF existence and the twenty nth of its
issue a. an eightpage paper on aaturday Dy Iaking
for the past years IL IL fitting that THE TRIBUNE
Of the people Of the United States SHOULD defend their
able this grand edice 10 proper that so complete
platform should be the tribune rom nnd, wndcn
summoning many thousands of hearers TO the
newspaper great in resources and in moral and material
force great in the range OF Its vson and he attention
eddy. it's present strength win be but like that of
youthful athlete 10 his perfected when he
agree with IT. always md it assuming positions winch
sRg s se e1osp def the moss
af reasons. May it grow from strength TO strength
A NECESSITY AT INTELLIGENT FiREsIDEs.
THE TRIBUNE, on taking possession OF Its
Enperb building probaby the finest newspaper Office
OF its space 10 pardonabe sort
of thing which is really almost necessity In thus brszen
"a
proves the appreciation which the public have of
Newspaper which is not merely the chronicle OF daily
but which, in addition to the fullest mention
Of all the ordinary news OF the day, records
social, literary, aud scientific movements with
faness and accuracy which, to speak within bounds
has rarely il ever been attempted in any country. me
cultured ireslde. and we should consider II serious
calamity II bread which has prousely scattered
upon the should not return 70 IL after many days
The plan OF giant expenditure which hae always been te
policy of The TRIBUNE under Its present management
AZ
the key TO advertising patronage-if IL is judi
caOusly persevered in, with nnwaver1ng faith In the
future OF course during such dark business hours as
have Just passed through, stockholders VIII sver at
sight Of expenditures without apparent results but
the return OF normal times will show that the lack
their faith not in the policy itself OF the frank out
spoken and unshacked tone OF THE TRIBUNE, We need
express entire appreciation The newspaper OF
the futurc-wc had almost SAID OF the presents the IN
dependent newspaper People nave Deeh Ieu upon tile
windy chat OF mere partisan talk long enouSb-now
hen; Want to know the truth or course independent
papers commit errors IN tudgment-wh0 does not f-but
devil" an occasional mistake simply shows that they are
c infable. They try u TELL the truth at any rate, and
And even the regulars" beginning IL weary OF daily
mixing up doses 10 suit Our compliments to THE TkIB-
family may 1t live long and prosper
TT LEADS THE WORLD.
Prom The Kingston Freeman (lnd) $3.50
The TRIBUNE celebrates its thirty-fifth an
niveTsary by moving into ito building, OF whose pro
n"sed t he The most sHbs,sns edioe on the con-
tnert, but not ~ we are happy " say THAN IhE
TRIBUNE itself Accompanying lt& celeDraBnh OF ltS
birthday a statement OF its business, from which we
learn that it, daily sales are now over 5oooo, "Lch ~
considerably better than TIE TRIBUNE has ever done be
fore, and complete refutaton of the statement IN
dnstrousy circulated that the paper hah lost Dy lts IN
dependent attitude. THE TkIBUEEs experience is Ike
that OF every independent newspaper It's patronage Is
largely In excess Of party times we II IL also OF more
gratifying character regards it's progress other than
financial, 10 has been marvellous ID all the best qualities
Of newspaper IL leads the world
WORTHY OF ITS OFFICE.
From the New. Haven Journal Courier adm. Rep)
TIE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE, which was 81
years old Oh saturday moved into its new quarters on