The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-02-15
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THE DETROIT TRIBUNE.
Prospectus for 1915.

THE DETROIT TRIBUNE VIII enter upon the new
| year thoroughly organized In all its departments
and fully equipped 70 meet the wants OF ia large
and growing constituency. The change In
the nrst time in eighteen years. the National
House OF Representatives Will he at war with the
Senate and the Executive Administration, and
the approach OF another Presidential canvass,
will give fresh interest 20 many public questions,
which will be treated as the rise with Intelligence
and candor. The coming year will also bring
events In our early annals, aud will furnish occa-
sion for review and discussion OF many subjects
bearing upon the history, prosperity and charac-
ter OF the nation. IL IN sure TO be crowded with
exciting events, such as VIII elicit the most ALB
sorbing and widespread Interest, creating an un-
usual demand for the best class OF newspapers,
among which THE DETROIT TRIBUNE stands
foremost, acknowledging no equal In the state
and but few outside OF II.
The Presidential contest IL certain 20 be the
most hotly contested campaign that has been
fought since the organization OF the Government.
The Democratic party, long, and Justly excluded
from power, but encouraged by their successes In
struggle 20 get control OF the National Govern
ment Believing that the success Of this organi-
xation would be q national calamity, THE TIKI
prevent 80 direful result. Maintaining RepubII-
can principles, such as Il believes best for the
general welfare. and holding party organization
the administration OF government, II gives 20 the
Republican party an outspoken and hearty, but
never blind AMI dishOnest, adhesion. faultS OF
policy and abuses In administration IL will not he
slow 20 point out and seek 10 nave removed, TO
the end that the people shall be better served. IL
will labor unceasingIy 20 cultivate such public
sentiment, and 10 diffuse such general informa-
ton on ali questions OF politics as shall lead 10
grand and glorious Republican triumph, with
which ntly 10 enter upon the second hundred
years OF the life Of the Republic.
In the NEWS Department THE Tribune will
avail itself freely, as heretofore, OF teegraphic
facilities and special correspondents for the pur
pose OF giving the earliest authentic news In the
most attractive and readable form. Its compila-
ton Of Michigan news, largely gathered by its
own paid correspondents, far surpasses In varie-
~ and extent that furnished by any other Detroit
paper.
Its AGRICULTURAL Department has only imita-
tlons-nothing equal TO IL. Its value Is seen In
It's voluminons correspondents from practical
farmers and their wives, who make 10 their medl-
um for exchanging views and intelligence.
Its COMMERCIAL Department embraces market
reports that cannot be excelled for accuracy,
prepared with the greatest labor and pains 30
that they can be Implicitly relied on.
Its stories, poetry and miscellany are all select
ed with the greatest care, and from the best al
tainable sources, the design being TO make THE
TRIBUNE most welcome, enjoyable and useful
visitor In every home.
In short aim 10 mAkA