New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-24
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WIDE POPULARITY OF THE TRIBUNE ALAANAC.
From The philadelphia Ledger
TIN, New York Tribune Almanac has been for
many year, the great authority on pon y far 10
~ moi behind Its predecessors IN theSe
- ,,ert" IL Fditor Edwa.d Mli nerson. has taken
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posSihlc for a work cf this character to be: INC
PPImona, and Sir McPherson's account of the dis
putcd results of the recent elections ~ "innlar
sinia aud Montana j. characterized Dy singular
clearness and mpariality.
WE ARE ALL INTERESTED IN POLITICS. TOO
From The Leroy u. " Gazette.
Everybody who needs political data should send Tor
one. ...,,,.
RECOGNIZED As \ STANDARD Wokh'
From The Kingston Freeman.
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United states, and its value increases as The re-
cords multiply.
HEATING ITS OWN RECORD.
From The Baltimore American
best issue that has ever been published We wouit
like To give word OF higher praise tian thls' Out IL
is impossible.
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From The Cumberland (Mdl News.
II is thoroughly non partisan and covers wids
scope Of subjects, together with carefully compNea
statistics Of the election returns OF the country
HIGH RANK OF IT'S EDITOR
From The syracuse standard.
Edward Mcpherson. who has edited the annual 50
long. Is still its editor; and as statiS'l'an /" -Nl'''
politics he pIoDdDiS has Ho V't"'''
MANY FACTS IN SMALL COMPASS.
From Tho Utica Herald.
rho official returns from every state that voted
in 1859 are supplemented by statements Oh inc puOloo
debt pensions currency ioeSH S'I ;be [omper and
the information is put in compact FORM
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From The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
The study Of no politician in the county @Ih9rls is
completely equipped without The Tribune Almanac
uD beside the maltel shell.
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From The Port Jervis N. " TrStates Union.
1t seems to be unusually complete this year.
TRUSTED EVEN BY DEMOCRATS.
From The Amsterdam q. ~ Democrat.
For over fifty years it has been the guiding star
almanac for politicians of all parties and stripes.
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From The Warren tOhiOl Tribune.
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hand-te best tweAty five cents worth that the follower
OF events can find.
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From The wlimantic Conn., Journal.
new feature is a record OF the open air sports d
1850.
A SPLENDID LIBRARY FOR AN EDITOR.
From The Rochester PostEXpress
complete file of The TrIbane Almanac titty-two
numbers) is, however, among the choice possessions
Of The PostExpreSs.'
THOROUGHLY NON-PARTISAN.
From The Lancaster PENN Inquirer.
| The Tribune Almanac, published by The Newlork
Tribune for this year, contains not its usual. but Al
unusual amount of information. Its abstracts OF tho
platforms If all the parties I'm the different states,
abstracts of laws election returns, dutabe and freq
lists Of importations, pension facts, national BANK
figures mmg grafton tables etc, etc. but small
part Of the subjects treated in non partisan way,
| In its 1870 pages.
IT'S REPUTATION FAIRLY EARNED.
| From The Trenton Gazette.
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i Sflfl ire IN hp
formed OF the matters usually contained IN ponteAA
registers, still depend upon The Tribune Almanac