New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-10
A TYPE OF THE BEST JOURNALISM.

has no superior if indeed an equal in NewYork City,
anywhere else.
A TYPE OF THE BEST JOURNALISM.
From the NeaO Correspondence Of The Boston Transcript
The TRIBUNE Is the most valuable paper IN
NewYork for the family and personal reader IN its
know and great deal more laan he can possibly eX-
pect from any other paper Each ssue OF HE IRBu NJ
Is valuable as new book and contains Us much lat-
ter ordinary volume.
From The Christian Union.
The TRIBUNE is an amazingly enterp11slng,
vivacious and interesting journal
From. The York Nation .
The TRIBUNE is gradually directing ing to tsef1
the interest and attention Of great deal that Is DeS'
the various fields of American thought
From the Buffalo Courier DEM
Never before was THE TRIBUNE so great
newspaper under its present managemen II Nae De
scientific basis. the general law that any amount Oh
money 10 ne r. has I
something like fine art and in TINS decton i,s re-
eR See0 in Which the public have to
knowledge. This development Of Journalism which
THE TRIBUNE has made its own
From the St Cloud CNinn) Journal Ndn RepA
There is no denying the tact that HE NEW
YORK is the most ably edited well printed ana
vivaciOus newspaper in the land not in the world III
the way of enterprise it is simply marvel; It's leaders
house is filled with choice things on all subjects Every
Monday il is library IN itself
From The Port FERRIS PENN Gazette.
We to-day consider The TRIBUNE superior
10 any other newspaper Its principles broad its
ideas sound and who relies upon IT'S Judgment Il
continue improve if such thing possible as greatly
as has during the past few years
Terre H1ate ind Gazst>
OF all the daily papers IN New-l Ork, HE
TRIBUNE incomparaby the aeles and best Whether s
fnes freshness of its news columns its enterprise
in publishing lectures sermons and scientific essays the
ton volume of THE TRIBUNE is liberal education,
besides being a counselor and mirror Of the time
From The Aaeboro (lha.) Chronicle
The circulation of THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE
has been heavily increased by its full reports Of the
Beecher trial ii obtained from the Court commission
for the TRIBUNE reporters 10 act the o1cal sten0
graphers result that word that is spoken
during the trial is reported in THE TRIBUNE zone OF the
other papers not even the enterprsing Herald, ap-
proaches il in completeness and fullness Hardly any
one will deny that THE TRPUsk has scarcely an equal
rial is unapproached by other Newly jour
me Herald But il is better than The Herald in this re-
spect because while il all the news II gives better
written and more tastefuly made up Tor the eyes OF
readers.
From The Meadville PENN Journal
We consider THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE the
greatest of American newspapers indeed there is not in
our opinion another so admirable. complete and able
journal published in the world It's enterprise as news
Ipaper is remarkable and without precedent In every
Department il commands the services of the ables jour
nas and writer's of the day In the fulness and ccu
racy Of it's record OF current events in its reports of sci
enc and other lectures by the ablest of foreign and
American lecturers and in lis art and literary depart
mens. it Is without rival II richly deserves the abun
dant success with which il is meeting.
From The Waco (7eras) Examiner:
THE NEw-I DIRK DAILY TRIBUNE is without
tam no other paper America, even in Europe
compare with it, Every department il perfect No sub
iect interesting people OF any creed character
suffered to pass uanotced. Under Mr.. Reds manage
the paper hs steadily gained in both circulation
TRIBUNE is to America We hope To its circulation
very largely increased in Texas during the current year
From The Erie pa Dtsparh adm. Rep
We think there can be no doubt In regard 10
the superiority of American over English news
tbe foremost newspaper Of America side by side with
The London Times, the Greatest newspaper OF Great
"Thunderer in every respect. except in amount OF adj
vertisements. THE TRIBUNE had more domestic and
foreign correspondence, more telegraph news more lit
erary and scientific information, and greater amount
and variety reading matter in issue than The Lon
vivacity During the Franco Prnssan the London
papers large amount of their intelligence from THE
NEW YORK TRIBUNE account OF their want OF skill IN
of ravelotte contained in any paper worthy
10 be mentioned in comparison with the intelligent
and graphic narrative sent by cable to THE TRIBUNE,
expense of $4,000 in gold
From The NeiD- York Historical Magazine
The paper which Horace Greeley established
and edited needs no introduction TO the Intelligent in any
to saw in this place that think 1t is now, one Of the
very best daily newspapers in the country and one OF the
least Objectionable for circulation in the family circle
From The Springfield Mass Republican (Ind)
THE TRIBUNE never began to be so good
paperas II is 10 day.
Prom The Neacburgh IN " Journal (Adm. Rep
THE TRIBUNE has never displayed greater
ability and vgOr its editorial department, greater
enterprise In ts columns than at the present time
II stands front of the newspaper press Of the
country and il would be matter of general regret To
hear OF being in otherwise than prosperous state.
From the WatertoWn IN. " Times
If any man wants journal that sustalns the
National Administration through thick and thin that be-
leyes that President Grant never makes mistake he
does not want THE TRIBUNE at all. But II he wants a
complete able journal and valuable newspaper, one
thai Keeps up with the times, and Is nowhere exceed
let him try THE TRIBUNE
From The Senenectadyt ~. ~ star DEM
THE TRIBUNE is not only the best paper for
news and upon questions and matters OF the
great the people, but 1t exercees greater nfu
to-day upon prosperity or the country than any
other of the New York journals.
From The selma (Ad.) Southern Argus (IndJ
We think The TRIBUNE Is the ablest, purest,
and trustworthy OF all the great papers In the
world.
From me Easton md star (Dern.)
There Is no better paper published In New
York than The TRIBUNE.
Prom The York american Educational Monthly .
For reading-boOk for advanced pupils or
both sexes. would recommend political, ana az the
same time literary paper, such as The NEw-iokh
TRIBUNE. $500 49,
From ne Branlsb0ro VI Household-
Most every reading man and reading woman
wants a metropolitan journal Ia adttn4 " their local
paper and We know Of that we 90 40 heartily rec
6mmend IA The NEwYoRK TRIBUNE. independent ana
fearless In its advocacy Of right wherever Ia FOUND no
Less than in its denunciaton OF wrong under ~hAteVer