The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
" The Leading american Newspaper.
THE new YORK TRIBUNE
FOR 1878.

The TRIBUNE has long enoyed tho distinction of the
largest circulation among the best people During the
year 1873 it will spend labor and money than ever
before to deserve that pre-eine nee II secured and
retain it, by becoming the medium of The hest
Thought and the voice Of the hest conscience of the.
time by keeping abreast Of the highest favor
ing the freeS discussion. hearing all sides. appealing
always to the best intelligence and he pnrest morality
ana refusing to cater To the tastes of the vile or Tho.
prlnices of the ignorant The continued popular ap-
prevail aud the constantly Widening political influence
II enjoys, the best proofs that is still faithful to
these early secrets of its strength.
the TRIBUNE earnestly strove for the election of
PRESIDENT Hayes aud 1t gives its heartiest support
the nigh purposes of his Admin tratOn IouhtinE the
wisdom of methods sometimes taken by his subordi-
mates, and crcising with entire from his oc-
casioEal mistake it still thinks the duty of the hour
TO hold together and strengthen the party that elected
and alone sustains him 1t believes tn. d,y of d,n,er
to the negro has passed and that of danger the Tax
Payer has The Solid South (t last in fun con-
troll of every Rebel and Border chance to
get at the National Treasury and get back what il lost
by the war. Only IL Northern votes are needed If
Tammany Hall could furnish New York then Indiana
or Connecticut and New Jersey. would suffice. The
danger Is now upon and against il the old party of
Freedom still the party of the Churches the School
l'onse is the only buwark. 1t alone keep the
Siid south from grasplng the National Government in
lhSo 1t alone can save now from the threat
ened Democratic abandonment of resumption and re-
newed debasement of the currency which wouI heed
lessy and most wickey check the revival of business
and treble the cOuntryS burdens In behalf OF the,
Old party therefore, tbs TRIBUNE the old appeal
10 the National conscience, the National honor amt the
enlightened s"lf-inttrest of the TaS-Paycrs.
THE 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 from THE TRInuYE
ONCE 1t contains all the literary agricultural and
om site miscellany. and all the special articles pre-
pared for The WEEKtY it has besides nearly all the
news of The DAILY ard editorial articles not
~tIcty local in their apicatinn has been enlarged
and changed to the new sixteen-pag. form, srrbea
hel"w-a change which has long been asked by many Of
It's most Intelligent patrons.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
This has been for a third of - century the ft,nri,c
paper Tor our substantial country population.
petent critic has said TE Weekly TRIBUNE Ina,
done more for the settlement and prosperity of the
treat West and has made more good farmers and good
citizens than any other single influence that ~
isted in this country. During the ensuing year it
means not only to preserve all its merits hat to
take lon. stride ahead BY the Introduction Of 500
900 worth OF new machinery, and by enlargement of
its size making the largest single sheet issued hy any
newspaper i'll the country it enabled to give sub
scrihers what they have long a,kei-ihrir f.yorte
paper in shape easier to read and convenient for bind
ing Each issue consists of sixteen pages of the form
and general ape arance Of lImpers Weekly" hut
with pages considerably larger and with unusually
large aud clear type All the old aud standard features
are carefully preserved while the now form aud adi-
ona size enable us to ofer the following among many
NOVEL AND SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS:
l. graphic series Of articles on Domestic Life and
Habits A5'oad, by BAYARD TAYLOR
II. few papers Current Topics troD. the Chris
nan ministers Point cf Tie'c. 10y the Rev JOHN
HALL, ID. D.
Ill Occasional contributions on Political Problem.
and Promises iy GAIL HAMILrhS.
". 4 Northern Farmer Southern agriculture
by SOLpN ROBINSON.
V. Lie and Sights i. Ne~ York by Veterans of the
City Staf
These articles will not he mere reproductions from
tbs daily paper. They will be prepared expressly for
the WEEKLY TRIBUNE and will first the light in its
columns
FOR FARMERS
The Agricultural Department of Tue WEEKLY TRr-
RuNE has always been recognized beyond comparison