New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-12

manv misSygs sent forth his little from the mar
row quarters p Anp Nth TT. TIE rTnSss Of s
sfOSnrs which So,. ' his great ,0 aSS
being model Of journalism than the building Is az hem
umph OF Never nae svs ah has well kept
the promise OF s Founder, that THn ThIBUnh OF ,n
future should keep well up abreast OF inc new y cir
culaton OF THE TRIBUNE was G4W Thus ar III Thra
1t has had daily average circulation OF n1I decline
to make rs honest showing as this
THE BEST NEWSPAPER "a. y:Is IN ~ TIE IIsn WORLD
THE TRIBUNE has moved into it's new quar-
tcrs It's new quarters are superb so y rn CITY
Rns p"s % its G9ad %aSr
owns the paper Is none OF our busnessi all We Know
is it's cOnfoundedly good newspaper. ~ n s
masneent building in a esooe is bully piece Of
property whtelaw Reid writer ecist I. a Snod
ss ns him. e 9Sa a
They h% res Chosrs i for tn. HisUsE
and long may 1t wave!
NEVER so GOOD AS NOW,
From The Springfield Republican, ffn6I -. ORR,
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE celebrates lts 33tn
anniversary to-day by taking possession OF ,s nem Inv
ing, which is by far the most ambitious eyer snmewbt
lifted M by its weldeserved prosperity is natural Why
shouldn't IL bel Certainly TBE TRBUNE never T 800, 81
SP1 soSa for hs nre and came usng
It's claim to be the Z" leading American ne wspapei'
THE GEEAT PARE 5.t SF ASnk as
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE is emphaticaily the
great paper of America AS ne Lc'dom I"eS o al and
best oiee"as T has Its now building is nearly com
pleted that the paper was moved into n Scnce
forth have home worthy Of its fame and character vi
todays TRIBUNE has picture o, Inc he now
does little modest 6raggngb ON nr s
account But that is certainly eIcnssDo On Inc p"i'
90 baf haas mn eh Tn
NOBLE AND MANLY IN SENTIMENT.
FROM the Nei0.Rauen Register fDe1nJ =,
THE NEW YORK IRIBUNE Is 90 yeaIhs s I ias.
aud may continue to improve in the future IN a tne
nOber and ansr elements that hands
should be shaken across the bloody chasm openoo W
the war.
THE BEST JOURNAL IN THE COUNTRY.
From The Easton Free Press Rsp)
To-day the NEw-YORK TRIBUNE celebrates its
ing The first number of The TRIBUNE issued nom II az
peared this morning 9uadrnple sheet Two pcarr,oe
history of THE TRIBUNE from its establishment WOOD
cuts OF building given and OF s latest 60
complete papers per hour. Any reading the sketch
land 1t will well reward everyone: psrusa NIL nav ne
definite idea of building constructed ACCORDING 70 inc
most sensible and scientific architecture: We especay
commend the system OF warming and !" he Don
sideration churches schools and public Dmldngs
comprehensive idctwill also be gathered OF pow e.s
paper produced from its editorial and No IL
steadily prospecting 1t advances. not retrogrades ah1
this is its desert, for without lattery taaeh ior "a an,
try, If not in the world.
FOREMOST OF ALL IT'S RIVALS.
From The Ne,oburgh Journal fRepJ
We are reminded that this is "A TRIBUNE an
nivers.ry by the appearance OF that paper today on
SHEET o 6 %e tSs ne Is se tribune Bang from
which structure henceforth the paper VIII ne ssueu.
The peculiar style Of the n era o be sy about City
Hall Park just as the paper itself ha1 long Gs s and n
the time there has been great deal OF fa found WIN
the "stye Of paper and since the architects plans
syle Of the structure This viii go on time
to come, for rs TUE TRIBUNE came to stay among
view to soIidy and durability. Undoubtedly noth are
open to fair criticism in many respects Dni
be wasted and unnecessary There has been studied
attempt among rivals To create the Impression thst te
think there are few newspaper who have really be
loved this And the figures which it shows to-day 1us
titles claim that it more prosper0us-never
wide u circulation, its daily issue averaging
$4,000 copies AS newspaper in the run ana PEST sense
TRIBUNE stands to-day, where it has stood since April TO-
l541 in the foremost rank o Its rivals and cotempof
From me He,o York Ere,tng Mai REP
THE TRIBUNE comes to us to-day In most
ponderous form and srikngly illustrated WIN woodouls
Of It's towering structure celebrates with the issue Of
yersary Of its and prints ,,sr.,iG it's
s nn%ssT and IN s IL Ses am h
tory Of the newspaper that Horace Greeley rounded ana
which has home SuCn az llS IOunuer never
dreamed would take the place of the modest and bstor-
icsl structure which THE TRIBUNE has 30 long sent
out ito powerful influences upon the world While we
must say the building does not look as well to
the plans led us to believe It would
IL is nevertheless a marked structure, Of extra
ordinary solidity, and built to last for all
tine" And while we See much in THE TRIBUNE that
we cannot agree with and much that be- unjust,
we have always recognized the enterprise and ability
shown by Mr.. Reid's management. II is, in many re-
spcts a wonderful newspaper and u credit American
journalism This is the feeling which Is uppermost with
u.s. in looking over the volume Of varied and Interesting
reading matte in this anniversary of THE TRIBUNE
Its faults and rest In allegiance for one day.
while admire its good traits and great achievements