THE TRIBUNE.

A Good Example.
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Mr. Williams, a merchant of Unada, Otsego
County, few days since took one thousand o
the Junius Tracts on his own account, for dl-
tribution in that County;--that is, $50 OF each o.
the four of the Series-each OF which, we may
remark, is equally important and Indispensable
Now, this is as it should be. If the Wing Coh',
mittees will not do their duty, they seem 10 Dc
asleep; where are they Diet individual enter
prise take up the cause of the People, and the
Country. We observe that Committees too often
stand in the way, by inviting reliance, and dis-
appointing hope. We trust this stumbling -Ooch =,
will be removed out of the way, and that we sliaii
.needilv witness resurrection of these dead oooles


We publish the "Junius' Tracts for the au-
thor and proprietor, and have no interest IN 'n,-a
hnt the advancement of the Wing cause. we
shall be happy to supply orders from every county
N th;. State, and from any part of the Union
We have long felt, and still feel, that it is lmPoF
,apt that the people should be supplied with these
and such like documents to read at their frcs!des
during the approaching winter, and that " Gays
speechesn shorld also be brought within the
reach of all.
The people are give them iighl---"llu
they will be right In 1914.