New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-27
THE TRIBUNES NEW BUILDING.
CONGRATULATIONS OF THE PRESS.
IT'S INFLUENCE BROADER AND NOBLER THAN
yyor, I'll, PHILADELPHIA TSieoraph tTaa P,p)
Harncn Grnnlny xras the last OF me great

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was in sort newspaper but was lnoe nv, hon' %
Inv lss lie made II powerful influence because Of
his own powerful individuality Ilt lhh ~, y ,ro,n
celebrated it, thhtyfth anniversary ny Ieoa, M.
M, old quarters into the most complete newspaper ONCE
In the world week or so ago. az iime Wy o ia
newspaper as the buildng Is unlEe ths oia euuo.
We do not mean to disparage the old IN order 70 n9nor
the new, FOR while the former in hono "o a,or n
the latter has broadened its influence ami does grcaer u
nnt nader xyoi And for this reason The TRIBUNE
based upon the idea OF being hrst on al g r
If his idea il gathers and dseminates news OF every
kind political. scientific, religious social artistic, ~
trial IL explores or tries to do SO, all the avenues VI
news ana publishes the results Of its explorations "
is no longer the reflex of the mind ana hear'
Newspaper have passed that stage OF existence when
they can hope TO succeed by following pini9 opnnoh
they must lead IT, They can longer snOid to MAKE
their eI,Sorin pages personal backgrounds or hel.s
for the disYay OF pcrs0nal envy malice hatrd OF
beyond men TO principles And the higher they a me
greaier IL their victory They not only supply what Is
called The news they supply thought: The world has
bccone their hunting ground and by ga o INC IL
under sn and over lard and the mails they pick up al
that II worth the while Of nen to know one ~ iS
great aids to newssaiherns Is thc Assoe1Su m,
Epening telegraph during the few years II mas oslie t
exclusive right 70 publish the afternoon in
dispatches in Phadellha has cons,snug lhrret7 h,h
prosperity oircuntion and influence ~ the news "1n
ThIpusf 50 Il + making The telegraph The newspaper
is book and Slate to the world; greater ru"oe"s'
tn or stage for il has by its superior strength usued
The work OF all these. What the press most i1chs now
IL
stand for day against H. ,
THE GREAT NEwsPArER or THE NINETEENTH
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On Saturday, April 10, THE NEw-i0R ls
TRIBUNE possession of its new building the hnssl
printing house in the world That day VIA the ihlty
embody the hre-work OF the lamented Horace Greeley
The DAILY TRIBUNE Of last Saturday contained 10 pages
very interesting reading matter, embracing brc men
ton of those early days when Mr. Greeley, lnf3ngn J'
aud good report, struggled Ia make the niue JSunh
recognized power; fun description OF The new Ouing
including splendid cut Of TIE rtrnctnre peeury,,is'
nearly page an editorial on " The NEW IiIBDhh,
giving much valuable information aud the sufes Oh
which viii asopisl many people. especially those who
have dily reading during the past two years tlat
nnder ~ resent nanagrnent Tie average circulation
OF THE DAILY TfIBUNE during the month OF harth VA
in Apiil is75 were sold 10 the extent of JO2S0 copies
per day Those figures put to rest All douD- ana e"o
ualN settle the question OF management 80 ..o
Win the politics of TIE TRIBUNE. men VIII OF course
diier, disagree and tint any amount OF fault pnt tat
american Journal that its scientific and literary paers
prepared with care and display more ao,sy
articles that its columns are crowded Win te
topics Of each busy DAY. no man WHO reaa1 mi dany
literature this day and generation can nn ~ he most
It's editorial force II composed Oh ,e and every
prominent lights III me lIei9y - treated in that
catholic. dgnided and elevated lnr The rcs,crt
attract the Intelligent thought ana command 'ne r'r'
So viewed in Whatever light and compared win any
legitimate standard which may be selected THE NV,
YORK TRIBUNE is enphatcaly the great newspaper u
the nineteenth century.
MOST ENTERPRIsING AND INTREPID.
PROM RE Me-. orleans IicGyuaS (lndD
On the 10th inst. The TRIBUNE Wd5 lsSiieu
from s splendid establishments efect,d ferep Uni ~
FORESTS. According the description 0f the puhnlhg as
published in THU TnDUNk Of the daie Spsc o nu nv
either continent. We regard the contamination :" tie
n 10 journal at once the most onterprslng and the
innsa intrepid in The ranks oi the press We o tle SCUM
owe TmT TnInusI debt OF gratitude "a profound az was
persistence and prowess the crusade AGAINST US VIA
unsurpassed ernesIuess and diSnieresied brotherhood
the oil enemy has become slanchest friend aud some
When II HELPED into power aud it, warfare has been
wased with the SAM perssienee ana po"T 10 nnd co
tnuous prosperity TO distinguished cpicnporary ana
the puis5Int champion Of Right and Justice!
ITS INFLUENCE CANyor , BE EST
THE TRIBUNE is to-day, and il has been for
20 years one Of il the greatest of American ncwspa
pers lis influence hardly be properly estimated Ont
some members of the Canal King viii probably have some
appreciation thereof before II gets through AposE t
frauds Since 1872 TIE TRIBUNE has been indie lent
in politics switched off with its editor Horace 'iroe
ley and since his death has continued lis herce oPpoS
ton 10 the Administration.
REMARKABLE SUCCESS.
ITona The PhGadelphia Chronicle (Dem)
The fact that HE NEw-1 YORK IkIBuSE es-
tabslcs circulation al 10000 copies daily is gal
aud NORWOOD tn Of its former Republican col
leagues Sueh remarkable success Is NOT wih was po
party power and boldly took the side q" the PEG
pie against the usurpg encroachments OF Grant ana hs
CONsUNfMATELY ABLE.
From The Macon Tslegroph and MeSsrng,r tDem
TIE NEw-YOEK TRIBUNE commenced its
tirty-ifth year last SATURDAY. and contaminated
stately newspaper palace, which it claims BIZ the bes
In the world and made To last forever. TIL" TRIBUNE
that its prosperity has never ben greater that
its circulation is steadily increasing, and that its manage
ment ild THEN best hopes realized Un1uesuohabl II Is
ability. rare independence. and true libeIaly. Mr..
whiteaw Reid its chiei editor. who N its management
has great tact and elevation Of purpose was ON
Saturday pres nted handsome silver service by TUT
TRIBUSEs editorial and city staff, compliment which
shows the deserved estimation in which he is held by his
coaborers THE TRIBUNE says its average daily crc'i-
ation last month l6,467, and during the FIRST nine
issues in January amounted TO l446 go.
ALEADING JoURNAL OF THE woRLD
From me LedDenWorh CoD'Inereidt tAdDl Rep.i
THE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE proudly refers to
its past history entering it's new and comnodious
Quarters ana gives u " ereS wan
one the leading papers Of the world The foundations
nine stories high with all convcniences for tho business
II Is devoted to. and is an ornament 10 the city II
fitting monument to the genius Of Mr. Greeley who has
had superior in this country as the editor OF daily
paper
AN EDUCATION IN ITSELF
From The NsIo York Eononist and Dry Goods Reoor>r
The TRIBUNE Few days ago was enabled
by fortunate combination o. circumstance to celebrate
twenyhith anniversary Of its appearance as an eight
P Wy Sg a$ a Gi @ ngT anG a rs
COCO .Oune and have doubt that will continue for
fe allsuficient that il is fully deserved Though
differing from 1t many points OF policy we have
always priced Il as newspaper, and regard II as
the very Journal Of the day in all essential respecs
To read IL education III itself aud young man who
peruses It will TO he M least abreast Of the times
IN all useful knowledge-anJ possibly In morals To say
that IL has not derTiOrated under its management
arpear cold praise, and it's best friends cannot hut
regret that its old founder witness prosperity
OF which no had many forob0dngs before he died.
CONDUCTED WITH RARE ABILITY.
From The Pattxbuygh Mettodist Recorder
Partisans, Republican or Democratic, are not
n ca ~ Of THE Tmis ' ZAP o or
ind elVes