New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-02
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general realization Of such change is yet far of
but the path Of Human Progress tends ththerw ard.
and a true Social condition. whenever realized,
will be one which guarantees Education, Land, La.
Dor and Just Recompense 70 each individual, no
matter how humble or destitute. Although the
space which we devote to such topics is neces
sarily limited shall never cease to feel a lively
interest In all Efforts to improve the Social could
ton Of the disinherited classes whether called
slaves seris hrclings. farm tenants, or something
else. 1t is our deep conviction that the time pre-
dicted b. holy Of Old when every man shall sit
Under his vine and hg-trce ought to be near
at hand in a country so free aud fertile ours, and
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its coming. Whether the precise means that seem
to us most feasible or others shall ultimately be
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