Richland beacon., 1876-06-10
THE CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE.
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rih the T0s'oc. Pye.pri', Oniy' 20 Do'iqr.
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OFFICE DAILY TRIBUNE
N'cssbur-, Miss May i. 1876
The Nick,burg Daily Tribune has been 20
warmly welcomed by the press and the
people of Mississippi, that have determined
- puhli>h WEEKLY CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE. the
first number OF whjrh will appear on Mon
Gr TIE rwei1h day Of June proximo, and
the .a-', containing complete returns Of the
Presidential cierrion. on Monday, Tho rhir-
'"eu;i day OF November next. The CAM.
rIIDE TRIBUNE will be published promptly
every Monday morning. viii contain twenty
eight columns uf reading matter, aud will
embrace all news Of Interest, political, com
nI-TrIal. agricultural. literary, religious, scIcn-
tic ald social foreign as well Il, domestic,
and wij! be- ualcd TO subscribers M the loss
price Of one DOLLAR IL ADVANCE, postage per-
yom rrtiiS of,.!
Tho Campaign Tribune - pledged in adj
vance 20 support the nominees of thr y.
Lnu', Convention, because | am well assured
that the gentlemen nominated hy that Goa
ven'lor wi! De worhy of the cordial support
ct every honest Democsa, in Tie land.
propose - make the Tribune valuable AMI
,uh1cu' agency IN the redemption of The
country from the Tob5er rule which has -
i'ng laraIyzed the energies. and blasted tie
prosperity IF the people. and herce, | feel Lo
Hesitation IN appealing Ia the Democracy Of
Mississippi. North Louisiana and South m Ar
kansas. Ia give 1t the widest possible circua-
non. those who know anything Of ne a. a
man ar IourEai~r, will need lao assurances
a. 10 Low ! shall manage tire Tribune IN the
approaching great struggle. a struggle upon
til" result Of which depends all that is dear
Z" The people, and valuable in our system ui
government. Every man who reveres the
itbIt" Il Constitutional Coy eminent reared
10y oar iiherS, or who value, tie freedom
a,ll"Trt H. their wisdom. Iairiur-rA ard
Va."r. feel thar Uu'c>. the paIry whose rule
ha> cursed the country for fifteen wears J.
driven iGOm the high places II has dc-ccra,ci
and dl>huu". 81. HER" /, 40 longer q hope for
civil and religious liberty on tai, continent.
10 my thousands Of personal friends. army
corramurs, and political a--urilrr>, ! earnest
y rpra! To give the Campaign Tribune such
circulation - no Journal in Mississippi or
10 the South has ever enjoyed. If each OF
u' personal friend vii exert himself jus, .
'rIn Ia the interest of the Campaign Tribune.
ihey can make is circulation more ;Gan one
huudrcilhou-auL copies weekly. l',hou!d hr;
placed in the hands OF cv-ry y"li'e Democrat
u Mississippi. Northern Louisiana aEI South
crn Arkansas, and wherever ii i, freely cirru
iaicl ] NIL guarantee an abundant harvest
following The dissemination. through IL col
umn>, q sound Drnocra'ic principles
] appeal to my friends Ia every county and
parish ~ the States NAMED. 10 20 20 work ~
once aud send me Clubs. with the names ut
subscribers, Of post offices, counties and Syarrs
written in a plain. legibc hanh and remit
funds to my address, either by bank checks,
pot office orders o, by sending money 10y eX-
press. or in registered letters through the mail
y prompt response to Iii. appeal will serve
the cansc ot the country aud good govern
men', te,iles serving me personally by putting
money in my purse. Very Respectfully.
WM. H. MCCAEpLE.