Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-25
New York Tribune.

The New York Tribune TO come out in new dress on
the LIST Of July In announcing the fact it takes the op-
PorIuny to speak Of Itself follows
"The character Of the Tribune not now involved in
ohscurliyi and needs calculation few intelligent readers
This paper aspires 70 be in all things journal Progress
and Reiurm-not merely dial on which Humanity NAV
work its struggling afduous ftlul dyances but an e.c
tive though humble instrument and Impulse of the Move
ment Profoundly convinced that all War, whether be.
tween Nations, Classes Persons fatally hostile to true
Progress and Human well being, opposes all attempts to
array the Poor against the Rich lTuess contests and
baein hatreds ineiiemen Social Anarchy all clam
or Tor the destruction Of Banks add other institutes Of the
existing order Of things in Commerce End Industry Ia lis
view, the work OF the Reormer Of Creation not
Destruction for when the good the better
manifest the bad and the relatively defective will surely
pass away. The open and uneompomsng foe Of Intern
Peance of Lleenousness, Of Slavery aod every Of
Oppression, profers welcome and hospitality 10 every
generous and hopeful idea looking the Enanc patton Of
Labor from Social DEPRESSION tyranny caprice and the
Ioing Millions from Ignorance, Degradation and Suffer-
ing The great problem of the Age that Of the Oganiza.
ton and consequent Ele alton of Labor will receive from
u all the attention and sympathy which be shown 10
the columns of journal crowded with the exciting incl
dents and discussions of the day In Short whatever
calculated to promote the true interests OF mankind will find
in this paper ardent champion.
We Heed hardly add that in regard the Party Politics
OF the day, the Tribune is heart and soul with the Wing
Cause Claiming for the Wing party approach per.
lection either in measures men in It that spirit OF
devotion 10 Law and Order, blent with Intelligence Liber-
~ Of Speech and Action, and practical inclination
FORMS which vany sought in the ranks of that anago
INST most which PeTVefs the name OF Democracy 10
the most serve obsequousness the behesis Of Slavery
and has at length involved the country gh,eous
War whereof the extension Of Slavehoding was the pri-
mary impulse and is morally be the maeri.
al result To all War but especially this War this pa.
per must ever maintain attitude of determined oppusion
destructive Of the happiness OF and abhorren
benehcence and holiness Of God No false patriotism shall
dlssuade ruian denuncaton and threatening deter US
from exposing the inquy and fearful wekedness Of this
War and urging the Christianity Patriotism the
land TO unite in The efficient measures to compel our
Government 10 dcsst from its schemes Of aggression
sion aud gigantic robbery by conquest the neees-
sary steps TO bring about speedy Peace This may be
done by Withdrawing troops from that portion Of the
Mexican territory 10 which Texas never had a plausible
claim, and maniesting disposition treat on the basis Of
mutual forgiveness Of injuries and respect for rights with
such spirit eynced by National Executive, the
tons Of Peace might be settled within month"; the III.
nous e1pensveness Of Military preparations immediately
arrested.
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