New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-25
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From The Nd"rtOWl ~. - ioh''
At the head II the larec-callbre newspapers Oh
this country sta d. The New York Tribune There IS
a mighty sight Of brain power devoted 10 c"spapcr
work I'm mi, country at the present time. ana among
Them all Tie Tribune /, not 0utranked In brain w3rN
coupled with financial backing and size OF iheet Una,
cnahic II Ia mt promptly before the public the largest
dn~nmcnt, from the -tac National Government, or
rca,c, with focic1 Powers In current trpn
agriculture new, tar and near which II gather, ,lom
all civilized countries II l. unsurpassed lnc i.,un
ba, professor 20 10 speak, for every department
OF II, numerous themes
IDENTIFIED WITH NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
From The Cayura ~. 81 Republican
The Tribune, history is a part Of the recoru Oh
this country and IT ha, undoubtedly d1lc more lhan
any other single hnmaa agency 10 Dr' ~ p",ec,on
:" tmcrian du,trv. 1t Is now giving special atten-
rion TO the tariff ana h' e"ooV "po" '"' '
winners Of thi, country.
IT l.EAD> TIE WAY
From The shenango VALLEY News.
II n,, been a leader in the march OF National au
,,,cr,ut from, the first and II etl occupies the SAM
rnvahl place with the added Strength oil a., g., m
,iiccc - The Tribune /, Nationai EePuoii'ah ih'"
tuition.
THE Great ORGAN OF PRoTECIloN'
From IL. ~outhhold a.. H. Traveller
The ,,p.r founded by Horace Greeley IS without
dont the blc,t aud most aggressive Republican paper
nr,t.,ton f. American agriculture and Industries pup
n.hcd Nol onr inch does 1t lower ~ nt'iu ~, Ga.
d.orncy II IN. great fundamental principles ol thc
Republican PATTY
THE LEADING kf.ll DIN ~ -'''''-'
From The Tccum,ch Herald
Tnc Nov York Tribune Is without exception the
leaimg Republican newspaper now puol''"'''
TIE TYPICAL. MODERN NEWSPAPER.
From The lonia sentinel
Among tic manv ably edited papers mat come 10
The sentinel, editorial table Inc Ne" v , ,i,aI
cl,rccc are Wcii timed and always able cXposillons
OF the principle 1t ~ Nluldy ,mppof The vents Of
cnumu, are always accurate pictums OF me tNen'' VI
the day it, special f,atucr are we'll chosn
steal OF Weakening win az Ing beap or MANI YEAR,
imp Owes, ana Io"'N' a. II ""7 '
the old reliable
ADMIRABLY SUITED TO THE FAMILY CIRCLE
From The scarborough Chronotype.
The New York Daily Tribune has long been ie.os'
nrd the aGns EsPnSG e. pn Rop % Hs prnc
mo- meyer WAS eater than now. The Weekly IflDune
decidedly one Of "a" eT, iay arr Varied The best
writer, in the country III their 'pe'lAue9 oo''""'' "
!, columns.
\ NECESSITY TO THE ENLIGHTENED io' sf'iioio'
From The Onconia spy.
20 majority Of orr readers already know OF the
eNcecmcr OF tn, "' ryTy Gny Outside OF the me
tpspnrI ,h"nd have beside the local paper journal
edited for tin country AT large. ana giving a'eh''o" "
matter, of National aud general moment
IT HAS CHARACTER A. WELL A, TALENT
From The Ircuton COhio Register
The New York Tribune :, the greatest newspaper IN
America. great In lie and great IN merit merit ,nd mi Of
new beside being a good newspaper 1t Is the great
exponent Of the Ecpub'ani'ln
ITS RETUTNTION Il WORLDWIDE.
From The Thoma,tOa Conn Express
The Tribune has "A world wide reputation as the best
National Iirpulican paper in the country ana shond
a.. road by every voter who believes in the great pll-
ciple of protcction to home industries and labor.
Ar TIE HEAD OF THE PROCESSION.
From The Ccna COho) Observer
It stand, at the front among American newspapers
NEEDED ,S MICH A. LAMPS OR CANDLES.
From The Ezancthtown Mountaneer
Thi, I, a journal that should be In every nome.
VALUABLE AMMUNITION FOR TIE CAMPAIGN.
From The Bath NIc) Time
The standard # that paper Is TOO wen known 10 necd
any cuugc~. II is genuine tcAtDop vi hcpupicdn
sentiment and principles. It's ift' are r'Iapc ana ils
ronmcnl, able II has made rapid improvements or
late and il viii lie nds pensablc to the Republican who
wishes to DC posted in the coming hehI
THE Jr>TME LIVES 10 FIGHT ANOTHER DAY.
- H. Gain,borough real estate Spectator. having an
onice i'm the Pulitzer Building In this city. and c<Poce
Iu-ticr HYATT Of Plains had "a lively tilt In
Whit, Plain. hotel last evening. Uilnsh0ough accused
the cNIocc Justice of trying b. influence would be real
estate purchaser, from buying property recently laid out
by him. In the dispute ainsborough ited MS cane to
strike HYATT who He'd lie preferred charges OF assault
against before Police Justice Wright. and
when Chief Of Police Bogat vent to arrest the NewYork
man he had boarded a train for this city,