The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-01-26
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"7Hc Leading american Newspaper.
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
FOR I@1@.

The tribune has long enjoyed the distinction OF the
largest eircmat"n among the best people During the
year 1873 it will spend labor money than ever
before to d. serve 49,: rre-cmintnce. II secured and
tRIain H. by hp'oianc the medinm of the hest
thought and tn. Voice Of the b,' c"ns'itnre of the
time, by keeping abreast of the highest progress favor
iug the frrrst discussion. hearing all siGSlp leang
always To the best Intelligence and the purc<t nflity,
and refusing cater TO the tastes I'll the viii. or tlr'
Jnicrs of the ignorant The continued popular APP
rr"va aui the constantly widening political influence
enjoys ar" the best proofs that it still faithful
these early secrets of its strength. .
The TRIBUNE earnestly strnve for the election OF
President Hayes. and il gives hearticst suulor to
the high purposes "t his Administration I"uhtin the,
wisdom OF methods sometimes tgke. 10y his suEordi-
mates. and crclSing with entire freedom his
cas:ona stake it still thinks it the duty Of the hour
T. hold together and strengthen the party that elected
and alone su>tains him. 1t believes the day danger
Ia The negro has passed and that danger to the Tax
Payer has The Solid South lat lat in fnli con-
tr"i OF every Rebel a"d Border Stt its chance to
ct AT the National Treasury and got back what it lost
Icy the war only - Northern votes needed. If
Tammany Hall could furnish New York. then Indiana
or Connecticut aud New Jersey, would suffice. The
hanger Is now upon us: aud against it the old party of
Freeom sill the party Of The Churches and School
,innse, Is the only bulwark. II alone keep the
s'ild south from grasping the National Government ia
iNSO II alone can save us, even now from the threat
encd D,mocrati" abandonment of resumption and re-
newcd dehtsement of the currency which wonld heed
rssy and most wickediy check the revival of business
and treble the country's burdens In behalf OF tLe
Old party. therefore. THE TRIBUNE old appeal
70 the National conscience the National honor and the
enlightened sclf-interest OF the TaXPaycrs.
TIE sEMiwEEKLY TRIBUNE
Combines many of the merits Of both the Daily and
Weekly Issues. and is, in respects, the best as
well as the cheapest paper sent out from rHE TRIBUNE
yhre. 1t contains all the literary agricultural and
domestic MISCELLANY. and I'll the special Articles pre-
pared for THE NsEKiY. 1t las L,,des nearly all the
news of The DAILY and most of Its editorial articles not
,tlety local in Their 'rieati,n 1t has been enlarged
seluwa change whch has long been ,.kei by many of
its most intelligent patrons.
THE WEEKLY TRIpCNF
Thi- has been for third Of II century the f,vorte
paper for our substantial c"uAtry population. COM
Petcnt critic has said of The NEEKLY TRIBUNE ha.
done more for the settlement aud Prosperity Of the
treat West. and has made good farmers and good
citizen. than any other single influence that ever ex-
Istfd In tins country. During the ensuing year il
means not emily to preserve all it, merits, hut to
take long stride ahead By the introduction Of $50
SEQ worth :" machinery. aud 10y :u enlargement Of
it, size making il the largest single sheet issued v any
newspaper in the country it l. enabled give sub
scrhcrs what they have 80 long a-ke,l-;heir t,yr,.
paper in shape easier tu read and for bind
ing. Each issue consists of sixteen pages the form
and general app arance Of lIarp-rs Weekly but
with pages considerably larger. and with unusually
large and clear typ All the old and indsrd features
are carefully preserved while the form and a,di-
tona size enable us to offer the following among many
NOVEL AND SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS:
l. A graphic series Of articles ON Domestic Life and
H"jHS .ibIOad, by BAYtRD TAYLOR
II. A few pap.rs Current Topics from tie Chris
tan minister's Point Of Tic,r, 10y The Rev JOIN
HALL, D. d.
Ill Occasional contributions On Poiiiica, Problems
and Promises, ~ GAL Hamilton.
". A Northern Farmer on Southern Agricnlt,re
by SOIUS ROBINSON
V. Life AMI Sights il ys,r York by Veterans If the
City Srah
These articles will I've mrra reproductions from
the daily Paper They viii l." prepared expressly for
The NEERIr TRIBuNE and will first the light ia its
columns.
FOR FARMERS
The Agricultural Department -! TnE WEEKLY TRI-
pPu al uS itNC
with that al any rival. More good work and more
money now spent upon il than ever before Among
regular contributors IL it Prof lanes Law the
country foremost Vcntry authority. Professor |. r.
Arnold unequard Instructor in the line art of
!airN ing; Prof Il. C. Caldwell of National rcpnta-
t!"G agricultural chemist: Prot &. '. Kilcv the
well known tntomucg-t MIR. Josiah Huop"s. the hor-
ucuural authority, and ohr agricultural specialists
of the highest rank.