Richland beacon., 1876-06-03
THE CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE.

VlcIsbur-, Miss May IL, 1876, !

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OFFICE DAILY TRIEUNE.l
VIc&sbur-, Miss , May l8 1876.
The Vick,burg Daily Tribune has been so
warmly welcomed by the press and the
people Of Mississippi that have determined
, L. publish WEEKLY CAMPAIGN tribune. the
lrs, number of which will appear on Mon
day the twelfth day Of June proXinIo, and
the las, containing complete returns OF tie
Pre-leuual election. on Monday. the thir-
reenth day of November next. The CAM.
PAIGN TRIBUNE will be published promptly
/ every Monday momir", will contain twenty
eight columns of reading matter, and Will
embrace all news of interest, political, com
mrrrIal. agricultural, literary, religious, scicn-
t!ic ani social, foreign as well as domestic,
and will be- mailed 10 Subscribers al the low
price Of ONE DOLLAR IN ADVANCE, postage per-
pcjd al tins oHo,
/ The Campaign Tribune is pledged in adj
vance To support the nominees of the -.
Louis Convention, because | am well assured
HAT the gentlemen nominated by that Con
vCuIIoI will be 'vOthy of the cordial support
Of every honest Democrat in Tie land. |
/ propose 10 make the Tribune valuable and
efficient agency in the redemption Of the
country from the robber rule which has So
long paralyZed the energies and blasted the
prosperity Of the people and hcrcc, feel no
hesitation in appealing 10 the Democracy of
Mississippi, North Louisiana and South" rn A r
kansas, To give it the widest possible circua-
ton. Those who know anything OF ne as a
man or a journalist, will need no assurances
as 10 Low | shall manage the Tribune IN the
B approaching great struggle, a struggle upon
the result of which depends all that is dear
to the people, and valuable in our system of
government. Every man who rcveres the
/ fabric Of Constitutional Government reared
by our fathers, - who values the freedom
achieved b. tacir wisdom, patriotism ard
valor. feels that unless the party whose rule
has cursed the country for fifteen years, j.
driven from the high places it has desrcratcd
and di>honocd, there is no longer a hope for
civil and religious liberty on this continent.
I To my thousands Of personal friends, army
companions and political associates, | earnest
iy appeal to give the Campaign Tribune such
n circulation rs no Journal in Mississippi, or
~ the South has ever enjoyed. Ii each Of
~ personal friends will exert himself jus, 4
litrc in the interest Of the Campaign Tribune,
they can make It's circulation more than one
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placed in The hands of every white Democrat
in Mississippi, Northern Louisiana and South
ern Arkansas, and wherever it is freely circu-
lated | will guarantee an abundant harvest,
following the dissemination, through its COL
umns, If sound Democratic principles.
. appeal 10 my friends III every county and
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the cause OF the country and good govern.
mcnr, BESIDES serving me personally by putting
money in my purse. Very Respectfully,
VIZ. H. MCCARpLE.