New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16
THE TRIBUNE'S NEW HOME.
CONGRATULATIONS OF THE PRESS.
APOwER FOR GOOD.

superb building which has been in process OF cree
for the past years Printing House
square. A landmark Of journalism and architecture
what The TRIBUNE Justly terms the imposing STRUCTURE
frontage Of 81 feet the and Of 81 feet on
elruce-et, IL a hight OF nine stories while the
tower surnounng reaches altitude only few feet
less than that of the spre OF Trinity Tue puluhe ~
nary use the word forever" Moreover to judge from
the descriptions given neither in the building nor IN M
ence could suggest as belonging 10 the complete the
iess within the truth when says that newspaper in
the world was ever so well lodged"
1t scarcely necessary that THE TRIBUNE enters
ITS new home the enjoyment of prosperity greater
than in any previous Of its history II has known The
individual Is successful when he deserves
And that THE rRRysE has for some years past steadily
reached in this other country Is the common
prise NOBODY therefore to learn that THE TRIBuSEs
culaton is immense and increasing that is daily edition
copies. and that the number of it's out-oftown sub
sbers nearly double that Of any other OF the large
TiiSnic contemporary on these facts While
by deem perfect subscribe to all its out
gvings have daily occasion TO admire its magnificent
enterprise Its sterling honesty and It's unyaTying sanity
1S nppS T The s1S moral f snSues %Se6
Nj Greeley poured though Its columns be missed by
that today il is in every respect far greater newspaper
than he left H. Never in his time did II display such
genius and such capacity FOR benedcent public service
There are many disheartenng things in the present
aged believe that a country is not hopcessy depraved
The Trading newspaper OF which IL tuCn an one ar HE
ogw-YoRK TRIBUNE
ALWAYS on HIGH LEVEL
The Independent
VI rs always an ungraclOuS duty and gener-
Ally altogether improper 10 make dsparaging remarks
respecting the business Of our cotemporares but il Is
prosperity which offered TO the public and such very
TRiBr'SE Of its prosperity and growth cannot fail
toward its conductors and managers the atHn-
essae l' G0s corner on the broadway Side Of
the Park directly opposite TO the lofty structure
Rteh ha- bapU iy
proportions and partcolored FACADE until its completion
on saturday last when the 35th anniversary of the
rst issue the little folio which bore the of
Tus TEBUNE the business Of the concern was removed
into the new office unique its elegance and soldy and
astounding when compared with the very humble BEGIN
ming Of the great journalistic establishment The
story ~ TE TRIBUSEs origin rise and progress IL 700
familiar "a require repetition Ii Is only one instance 0f
directed efforts IN rhloI,lhcreaslhg NM
but in the case OF The TRiBINE there have been
which do distinguish il from other newspapers
which have been conducted upon purely com
American newspaper and has never stopped TO Halter
The P-judces OF the vulgar and baser sections OF the
level Of intellectual cultivation than has been deemed
proHtaile bv many other journals, and has found the
public for which has sought Its building is in
a standing expression Of It's principles III Is
certainly bizarre the extreme but then II Ofty ana
It's 0itiness wen based and the building so sohdly
that fces the least doubt OF us con
tnu.ncc and perfect security ~ Sthds ny SeII lMst
~ journal 10 represents does. AMI IL singuiariiy
l. not the result OF weakness. but of wcl-ma
tlrcd plan and sItngth oi desgh lhc sieSldl lH.l'
OF the ulding which calls for admiration aud Will re-
l.
mi spr II l. one OF the farcst Objects
tn Hat level the city, and in striking contrast Ia the
ei-'hge . t sea n1 20 lofn 10 s now presents con-
g..- OF remarkable structures. which give very grand
..Vu.aranre fhe profile Of the metropolis. These
";ay-uoint NJ" edihces are The Tribune Building the
Nv PlStoficc The EruiiHg Post budns, the Western
Unou Telegraph - Pauls Church, the Mutual and the
Equitable Life Insurance offices, and Trinity Church
bu among them all The Tribune spTe, II must be con
cc0ed, i- the most elegant a1d individual
MOST THOROUGHLY INDEPENDENT AND MANLY
a tim Tygl4l IfIN
On Saturday last TmE NEw-YORK TmBNUE
celebrated Is thr!yfth anniversary by issHing that
been erecting during the past two years on the site OF It's
former home. II Issued an extra sheet containing lul
page illustration OF the building and accompanying
description Of the besides interesting statements
concerning the circulation OF the paper and ITS success
TnF TrIBrxE is unquestonaby the greatest newspa-
Der IN this country II indeed ii is not the greatest in the
worid Bv this statement we that it is the best
Bew.alerer aud the most thoroughly independent ana
L. oInions an. always put forth with degree OF free
dom and intelligent courage combined WIN an aDlly
and spirit Of progress not elnaled ny any OF Ie
paper press in the country No JouThu vi
our day T hds % TnrnrSE. P00Hh has never relied
upon the patronage OF any party for It's suSteance II
OF people in the country and upon that only has IT de,
pended FOR lis support Inc great services ~
nateu Win "Ui ~ inrrisbcd founder made it
mighty power great land, and To ii more than to
anv other influence is the human race indebted Tor the
In liter DAYS Tar TIBISE has penetrated fields
AM stan ahOrs with the caresneSs and energy as
0 O ' sped fH c one But the honesty Of Is motives
none but snarling pTisans ana Jealous rivals nave ever
questioned. is power for good which to dispense
vre 10 lose one Of the country best aud most
fu friends long il remains independent ana True;
II should last with the Republic AMI thdt we trust Will
b. forever
CONSISTENT AS WELL As GREAT
Frora The Lancaster Cfezn) Eryress lReI)
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE has demonstrated
Itself to he consistent well as great newspaper One
leading characteristic OF tins wonderful newspaper sue
ecss sincc 1t founded by Horace Greeley was It's
fidelity every practical idea of progress In the material
moral or intellectual world Through his devotion TO
tb General good backed up by the uOber impulses Of
generous heart Mr. Greeley sometimes allowed himself
t. carried into extremes on social Questions Nlcn go
crucial test practical experience. But there were
cvreIfiof,s which generous and admirng public
looked choosing rather admire and commend those
unIcr practical impulses which could move only the
Nm of rrIe uhanhropi-t 30 he lived and died. adj
r~ b h. friends and respected by his opponents. The
great newspaper which he founded and nurs"d ~ tond
ffcr nurse his only child survives him. and il to-day
H. Best OF tine great family and business newspapers OF
his or of any other country THE TRIBUNE has done
more for science popular education, and sound morals
than any other journal land and even those who
most widely differ with II ON political questions are con-
strained 70 admit that IL IL to-day the greatest business
and moral success among journalistic enterprises. .
Ina TRIBUNE pioneer IN calling public attention
10 the importance % sanitary science as applied 10 every
dav nfe and especially 10 the Importance OF thorough
system ventilation matter 80 greatly neglected even
az the present day The other day moved INTO 1T new
rsdeuce the finest, most complete and most substantial
newsuper edince IN the world In the construction o
that rat building IL did not neglect to practice e les
SINS IN had 80 frequently taught No expense seems 10
have been spared To make the most ample provision Tor
the comfort and health OF the inmates Inc system Oh
Warming and ventilation strikes us a. the pest we nave
seen described while the details are marvellous In their
simplicity . - .
f'rsa The dee Etats UnlS - -
The Inauguration Of the new Tribune Build
f- l. received with cordial gr6engS by tho NcN-f"R
-rss i general. which regards The structdr' ana iIS
. upaton by TIE TRIBCNt a. evidence noe @ny o. ,ht
aivHcrfneui OF jOurn sllsn We JOIN hearliy IN nose
,er.rfo.ulations TIE TkIBUNE has maintained Tor u
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