New-York tribune., 1880-02-15
ExTRAcTS FROM BUSINESS LETTERS.

w. j. H.. Bloomfield, Iowa, Feb. 3, re-
news his subscription for Tn& sRmwEEKLr, and says:
desire The TRIBUNE history of the approaching
Presidential campaign, TO be bound rs history"
ID. f. Re- VI nburn, Iowa, sen is for The SEMI WEEKLY,
and adds: :" have been without TIE TRIBUNE about a
year. having dropped it OF its outrageous
politics. But ind nothing IN the way of journal u
current literature that can begin to a%e its place. ana
return TO IL sadly, bal iron ncce>sity"
The Rev. =. 5. IT,, sham9kln Penn, February o,
writes can't afford 10 lose single number OF THE
TRIBUNE in these stirring times. whcl duty demands OF
every prompt and Intelligent action. An TIB
TRIBUNE 'u,y quiI'iies its readers for such actoh"
\. T. p Maysyillc, No. sends a ciuU Of thrtys'S and
pamiest days ot Horace Greeley
c. b., Marlboro. y. H., writes: have not had TIE
TRIBUNE for two weeks and ain actually hunger
ing and thrs after the knowledge II contains. TGgre
paper that equals 1t - an educator m The family
pace with the unies afford to DO without It,"
A.. =. Camden Point, NO. writes: 81 take large
number ot papers ana periodicals., but The TRIBUNE Is
| my fayoritc."
The Rev. J. NJ. L.. Pleasantvie. Penn, renews his
subscription for rnE sEMIwEEKLY, and adds: As my
papcr has rot com, this week iIdgc sHbscripOn
has run out. cannot get along wthodt IHE TRIBUNE.
miss 1t as wOnld one OF my family"
B. G. r.. New Castle Penn. writes THE TRIBUNE
exceent-iust the paper needed in the country to-
day. Even Democrats admit its tru;biulness and
n.efniness GIVE B.dine a l!ft once !, while me
People OF our Stale are almost solii Tor him.
DR.. c. ", NapeIv.ilc. Ill, writes: 1.-THE TRIBUNE
onght he generally circulated throughout the West
We must have sound iinance, politics. and sound
morals The public conscience needs TO be educated,
and TUE TRIBUNE Is dong Just that KIND Ot work.
u. L. X LoudOn, Ohio sends a large club and says
"TE TRIBUNE has done great good in county every
way. We are now souudly Republican and generally
for Blaine"
Jw H., Marrow Bone, KY, writes: "THE TRIBUNE
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tucky's proud Democratic majority" a
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number. aud such let say that the Oh Guard
think they have right to ask that yOu do everything
IN your power 10 defeat the third term movement"
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four ycars-have raised family OF children under its
Influence which has been OF great value to them well
as TO myself and wife My oldest son. when he was
twenty speaking OF The TRIBUNE, SAID
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learned by reading II, aud tlat expresses about the
sentiments of the whole family"
W. W. T., Jamestown. ~ Y, writes: THE TRIBUNE
has been a welcome visitor In family for the past
seven years. ana we cannot get along without it,"
The Rev. s. S. b., Chill station, N Y. says Of the
semi.weekly: It admirably meets the wants of those
who are not IN situation take the Daily One never
need be ashamed have 10 lie on his table. In all the
wears il has In house have never seen an Item
IN 10 thar chase, and Its literary merit Is un
equalled."
Dr. W. NJ. p, Aleppo Penn, writes: when boy
left the town 10 WORK Tor farmer VINO TOOK HE
UNE then became "a constant reader OF it, and have
oeen since. and cheerully bear testimony to t
great worth. fully appreciate the influence II has hae
on M own mind and the firm stan II took against thai
curse OF country; human slavery. its unfnehns
stand for the Union the day OF Rebellion. ts able
OF honest money, OF justice. liberty aud tht
rights OF the people. In ali tho that have reat
1t. it never was better paper than It Is today
The Rev L. r. W., Mclean. n Y, sends for the Daily
including the sunday Edition. and says; rHE TRBUS
power in the land The Sunday Edition is Just th
thing demanded by the age No other Sunday paper ha
met that want. have been reader OF TIE TRIBUNE
since 1874 and It IS better paper to-day than ever be
fore"
A. j. W. T.. Hastings, Minn., writes: My wife sayi
The TRIBUNE the best paper brought into the
house"
Mr. L. d., writing from Toms River N j.. renew
his subscription TO THE TRIBUNE and adds "f see bl
the paper that respectable eoOred lawyer was swor
i'm TO pasce in the United 5satDs Q ,arts az tlo
time aud on the Bible with joel Parker. ral
must have been hard on the colored man."