New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12
THE TRIBUNE'S BUILDING.
CONGRATULATIONS OF THE PRESS.
A COMPLETE NEWSPAPER.
ErOIa NE BrooklYn LGgle (De1n.l

Our contemporary, The NEW YORK TRIBUNE,
nseribes April TO- lsa5 as redeieF Gay III us lsoTy
1t moved into IT'D noble and colossal new building: 1t
came out for this morning as 9nadrups sheet;
entertaningiy talks about It's Old history, IFS
new home is present PROSPERITY and s an!y IN f inc
the with assurance" The present CON
dueos OF TIE huSn a enough " sst sIer M i rs
its founder We mean no rudeness IN sscribig II to a
10 his. Mr. Greeley made TnE TRIBUNE an organ His
successors have made II an independent, J Journal,
chronicle. 1t is in the best sense complete news
paper THE TRIBUNE to-day announces H and DEMON lemon,
is no reputable interest OF journalism which has not
pride in that fact and vndi' alton There is nothing
which decent and Of good report which Is not helped
by that fact The quarters into which the paper has
moved ut for princes We are glad Aey are to be oo
cupGd by princes OF the PEN
GREATER JOURNAL THAN EVER BEFORE:
From The Mar York Commercial advertiser 4dn Eepl
Saturday The TRIBUNE celebrated Its 35th
Ing that has been erected OF its ancient home
IL has fairly earned the congratulations which II viii
iSTeWdness ' was needed to steer the paper
through the political pcrs that were brought
death Horace Greeley and to bring safely out OF the
pecuniary embarrassnenis necessarily connected with
The erection the immense structure To which 1t has just
given its Whiio not admirng the political course
Of TnH TLBNE, and while forced to citlcse lis depart
walked, wo are glad to that it has apparently
been deserved by its unexamped beraity in the matter
of collecting new from parts world and spar
cast before he public THE THIBGsB Today is greater
paper than IL has eyer been before even N the days when
sayehodng States that now praise its course
and stand by it,
THE TRUE ROAD TO SUCCESS.
Tro,n The Nslo. York Erying Pos, ind Rep.)
THE TRIBUNE announces this morning that
1t has taken possession OF the edihce which II has been
in new tyne and is printed on new press q he most up
proved pattern fhe new building which
nth Il. t,rnm Inject
that it needs little description. Different degrees
OF pleasure are derived by spectators from its
in which it is built and its adaptation to its pur-
poses unCuestionabe The part completed fronts 81
feet Printing House and 81 feet on Sprucest
and has depth of As feet It is nine stories in hight.
with subcear an attic and tower The hight Of the
tower from the sidewalk Is go feet The counting room
Of THE TRIBUNE viii occupy the sp1ce-st corner
Gn the COMPOSING p rooms viii be on the eighth snd ninth
floors In announcing its removal To it's quarters,
Tnn TRIBUNE asserts that prosperity
that best hopes OF the successors Of Mr. Greeley III
paper hch relies the intelligence OF its readers
s welfare, the editors Of THE TRIBUNE are taking the
proper 10 magnify the functions OF the press and
To increase Its useiuiDess-
rom the Nec York Graphic adm, RepI
THE TRIBUNE this morning celebrates the
outward completion of its new building BY issuing q
quadrple sheet containing AN illustrated description Of
increased circulation OF the paper which will hardly
please its rivals That the weight Of THE TRIBUSEs
last vastly greater than the weight Of the
papers mailed during the same month by any
one Of its rivals Ia fact that may 10 interpreted In
rious ways-sarcastc and otherwise but THE TRIBUNE
pretty clearly proves that It's circulation has grown with
sson ' Of ihis 4. evident 4t Ts1bUsE la. aimed to
s sper OF this Ia. cs good dead Of
but confident that the public could not fail 10 appreciate
the value of hrstcass newspaper, the proprletoIs OF
TuB TRIBUNE pcrseverod until they now have
their reward IN the splendid circulation which
recognize tie merit Of THE TRIBUNE u newspaper.
We do not to say that II Is faultless IL makes
great mistake In defaciDg Ito pages with displayed adver
fisenens Of the haDdbil order. aud will lind out Of
days that newspaper cannot transf0r itself into
"a conn licatod handful with any hope OF becoming y
favorie with valuable advertisers As " the build
ing, which has called out such variety Of criticism, II Ia
only fair say that whatever may archi-
test's he has certainly had Ideas which he has
his work Ia therefore Infinitely pref
cradle innnities such the Court house and
like, which are too imbecile tO be eccentrc.
MODEL or JOURNALISM.
PROM ne brooklyn Args (IrldJ
The NEw-YOKK TRIBCNE comes out grandly