New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-12
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| PER- Davenport, Iowa; "Hurrah for Blaine He
| Is than 400 per cent above par out this way"
The Rev. =. Il. D. p, Volcano, West Vat have been
close reader Of The WEEKLY tribune most OF the
time from my you'll and cannot remember seeing
any Objectionable itoms In IT, No slang. scandal
sande no oaths Oppressed BY the dash Or oihe Wse
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Us. c. Windsor, N Y. sends q large CLUB and says:
There are good many Republicans in this town who
opposed to Grant for third term The fret choice
| OF tho people is " cur Jln-Jim Blaine, OF Maine"
W. Il. g., Chester County. Penn; am plain, old
fashioned matterOfact farmer. have been subscriber
with the exception Of three years. since was nineteen
am close to fortyei and can honestly say do
believe there Is any paper At all To compare TO The
TRIBUNE published In the United States and let no
opportunity 10 say 80 TO my acquaintances pass. The
paper in our club coats me Just u ana gives me more
real solid reading In year than could get 9nywnere
else for ave times the amount Success to VHE TRIBUNE
IL, D., Hafer Wis: Il have received your posters
and specimen copies. Haveput up the former With in
struetions to all TO lot cm stick have distributed
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any other paper IL worth 10 cents as an educator DO
not indOrse It's politics. but when you come right down
TO concentrated good sense and all that goes to make
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VIC. H.. MONTICELLO, Arki " l was a subscriber for
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more highly appreciated In this community than ever
before It's influence on the side OF right and justice
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M NJ. Greenvine, Mich: 81 have been reader OF
THE TRIBUNE for years believed In 1t when 1t advo
Gated liberal Repubicanism IN 1872, and believe that
owin1 To changed circumstances 10 IS perfectly consist
ent I'm its advocacy Of stalwart Republicansm now"
Dirt r. H. Belef0nte. Penn: Except the politicians,
who implicitly obey their masters the Republicans are
unit against the third torn all over Centre County.
We honor General Grant, Dut We CANNOT support Nun Ior
the next President"
Mira A H.. East Concord N. Z. sends club and adds;
To the first name Of this list mr. g. b. Lelghtonl you
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Isaac Folsom Morch Centre, Essex County, N. Y, re-
news his subscription to The Weekly. and adds: lam
ninety years old, and have taken THR TRIBUNE ever
since Horace Greeley startedlt."
NIB A., Cadz, Ohio: "I have great admiration for
the ability of THn TRIBUNE and ts effective advocacy OF
principles Of the Republican party t ssnS @ ss
SAMPLE copies 20 aid IN the canvass"
Professor 7. II. Roberts, Of 5auquOit, N. Y says
"severa clubs fOrmingin this vicinity fact which
I gladly note as End have better class OF stu
dents wh0ze The TRIBUNE 10 taken hoeraiy. Werecos
nize in power for good IN every direction Send ne
4 bundle Of specimen copies plense."
A. NJ. O., Mississippi, sends club and says; "The
I.t ia composed altogether Of coored people. and any
stsps taken toward advancing their interest is by
tain class here, regarded as hldeous crime"
Rev. J. e. p, Bevidcre, N. il 81 have read THE TRrB-
usB from childhood and feel lost without like your
Sunday edition. on Monday, for tho matter 1t containe.
would rather there was no Sabbath desecration oon-
naoed with 10, But X you will do H. the responsibility
Syour own not mine therefore want the paper, and
will no doubt continue to want 80 long as s the
ablest and best paper OF the country"
WAB, Elmira, N. Y, please send mo more
copies of THu TRIBUNE for distribution among any ac-
ouainances who do take it. Although an ez-Union
aodler am not Grant man, aud think 1t quite dUuDt
mi n vote for him nomin ted. Out Of seven Repub
leans with whom have talked on tho subject to-day.
only one "A a Grant man. three opposed to his nom
inafon and the other three declare that they viii not
vote for him even he Ia nominated"
II. Fl. b., oxford, N. Y; have read TIE TRIBUNE
most Of the time since s first publication, and bolisvs
It to BIO the very best secular Newspaper In America
Doubtless It did mora toward the abolition Of slavsEy
than any other agency and II has dcns and y
doing more to enlghen and educate the masses In ths