The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1892-11-30
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
1898.
GREATEST OF REPUBLICAN NEWS
PAPERS.
the welfare or the Masses or the
American People.

The New York Tribune comedies the elec-
ton Of Grover Cleveland, but promises 10
defend the Republican policy on Finance
and Protection, with all the ability il can
command
IL was the discomfort Ofthe farmers which
caused the Democratic victories oftwO yearsi
ago. The Weekly TribuRe, addressing itself
directly TO them for the past two years, has
carried on a campaign of discussion fer
their benefit, almost unparalleled in Amer
lean journalism and the result coupled With
Whiteiaw Reid's previous great services TO
farmers, has been seen in the fact that agri-
cultural communities have stood faithful 10
the Republican party. in a campaign in
which, in other localities the party went
completely TO pieces. This year, the Demo
cratic leaders changed their tactics and ex-
cited discomfort among workingmen. They
pointed to the higher prices of farm proc
ucts. and assured the workingmen Of NORTH :
ern cities that the British taIiff system (that
is to say. leSsened protection TO American
Farming and Industry, would lower the
prices OF food and manufactured products.
and the profits Of monopo.ists~ in this
country, while at the same time maintain
ing the wages OF labor, those wages being
now the highest ever known in the United
States. BY false pFeiense, deception, and 9
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formed men in large cities, they have car.
RED the country and elected a Democratic
President and Congress
The Tribune confidently awaits the result
Not for one moment, however, will The
PribuHe yield one inch Of ground in the hat
tie for American policies.
Roswell G. HOrr's great articles will be
among the features Of the Tribune the cnm.
ing year Men Of every poliucal faith are
invited TO read them. They will state Ihs
Republican view With frankness. point OUT
the probable consequences of a change in The
tari1 poiiey oil the country, and eyade no IS
sue, and conceal no fact, bearing upon the
subjects discussed. Their thorough tr,at-
ment Of fundamental principles viii aid ry-
cry reader To better understanding Of pro-
found and important issues
page week will be devoted during 1895
10 war stories and news Of interest to Union
veterans Old soldiers, who have some ex-
perience TO tell, which has not vet been
printed. ara asked TO send the story 10 the
the 7ribuae for publication.
Farming has now become such an enor.
nous interst in the United States, that there
IS an imperative necessity for MAXIM more
OF a spes'ialiy OF the business interests OF
the Farmers OF The country at large Plans
have been formed which ought TO make The
semi weekly and the weekly Tribune abso-
lutely indispensable 10 every iiller Of the
soil during 1893.
large number Of entertaining features Of
general interest will also appear. How TO
succeed in life" Village Improvement >
special articles BY brilliant men and women
Of high reputation, chess and checker. and a
hundred other things which cannot be re-
cited in brief prospectus. will appear on
the IfibtfHe's pages during 1s93. The paDer
will have less politics and more OF he
thousand and one things which refrtsh tbe
mind. entertain the imagination and guide
the reader IN the prosecution Of his business
and social life
The Tribune asks for reports As 10 theoner.
ations Of Village improvement Soc,eties
nom those who are acquainted with their
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An illustrated catalogue Of excellent ure-
miums will be sent free on application.
The semi-weekly is particularly comment.
ed to the attention of general readers II
gives more Ct the keen incisiye edi or-.ls
book reviews, foreign letters and Other val.
liable features Of the Tribune than there Is
room for in the weekly. The large type and
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easiest psper 10 read
10 All who subscribe during 1892 for ore
year, the paper will be sent free for The he.
ance Of this year. Sample COMES free
Weekly, 81 90. Semi-Weekly. 81 90
Friends OF Agriculture, Industry and II .
Republican party. are invited TO make nm
clubs for this paper in Their localities. There
are four years Of trial. Of new experiment.
Of discussion OF great national topics and
OF observation Of the effects OF Democratic
supremacy before the country. The 7, 1,sas
will lead in TIE presentation of The Repub-
lican view. The friends Of the splendid rec.
ord OF the Republican party, can aid in The
heal triumph Of Republican principles bv
SEEING that tie people read the Republican
'ide Of the story.
TIE TRIBUNE.
New York.