New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-29

People are not two distinct characters but essentiay
the same Thus believing, we, while we DO mol
regard the Judgment Of any present majority as M
fallibe. cannot attribute nfalibi,y 10 any acts or
institutes of past generation, but look undouo''
ingly for successive improvements as hnowicdge'
virtne, Philanthropy, shall be more and more dN-
fused among men
7, has been urged as an objection to The Tribune
,ha, il proposed TO give hospitality to every "eT
thought Our own expression, here aimed al, con-
tenpla,ed not every new but every generous thought
To ,ha, profession we shall be constant at whatever
sacr;6ce Full OF error and suffering as the world
vc, il we canno, afford to reject unexamined any
idea which proposes to improve the Moral iniciec-
,ual or Social condition OF mankind be''er incur
the trouble of testing and exploding thousand Hi
acies than by rejecting stiea single oenchcen' 'ru'
Esncciallv on the vast theme OF an improved w
oaniza,ion of Industry 70 as to secure constant OPP
portuny and just recompense TO every human Dc
ing able and willing labor, VIC are not and cannot
no indifferent Although we cannot devote much
snace 10 this or any abstract purpose yet we shall
endeavor to keep our readers appriscd OF whatever
ia snoecsted and whatever shall be done tending to
improve the Social condition of the toiling millions
Of Mankind. No subject can be more important than
this; no improvement moro certain OF attainment
The plans hitherto suggested may all prove abor-
tive: the experiments hitherto act foot may all
come to nought, las many of them doubtless wili)
vet these mistakes shall serve to indicate the true
means of improvement, and these experiments small
bring nearer and nearer the grand consummatloh
which they contemplate The securing OF thorough
Education, Opportunity and just Reward to ALL can
no, be beyond the reach of the Nineteenth Century
To accelerate it, The Tribune has laborcd and will
labor resolutely and hopefully. Those whose DIS
like to or dstrust of the Investigations in this held o
human effort impel them to reject our paper have
ample range for selection Of journals more accept
able.
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