New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-26

..Cfy Saturday, the l3th day Of January l-i+-
!, Editors and Propre,ors are
rg0xAs DEyiN RftLLY jobs NecLFSAHAN.
WILLIAM p ROBINSON
The projectors Of The Peoplt propose % supply
,sas long ic IN this country, and iet now than
ara psper combining complete reflex ofAmericsn
,,s Earoyesn Intelligence particularly relating 70
srssce Germany England and Ireland
IBIS journal viii no, trespas on the ground occupied
,yasy other u strikes ont new and urtrodden path
fr siL One Of its Editors has been making arrange
.sas fo- such journs' io- more than twelve months
rsf~as 'oag before the crisis occurred which drove
o. nsoy IRISH Refugees % our shores AZ h. did not
ssnt % commence such an undertaking alone be put
OF uli ihe srr4ssl 80 taose with ~ h.m hc n9~ be-
.ones ssrociated
Taere is blt one political question now aei'suns The
no,l1-Nonarchy or Bepuo4cs1'sm-ths Cd System
Of European O.laTcay or De ueH system o. American
Democracy The two senirplrres stand opposed 10
.s aud IL 81 strange tha, while ovefj party ~ Amer
ca VIII or " D rocrat' has be pItss america
o. a. nation 10 that which sii other natons gard
hsr he eldest and greatest o. Republican states is
wholly without organ To iupPJ 10 part this Dc
fesf detrimental 20 the people OF the Old and 81"
nseli.l % the greatness ~ toe New World, the
PEOPLEis established.
rs Editors hold that Democrats lasuiutons are the
Ultimate destiny 81 Man-that Monarcnies and Oiigar
sies are really desd--sui that Repubcansm the soul
Of the Future. must also be ~ Queen They
,sro8sbout Europe for the last seventy years-in
Ffsoee Italy g rmsuy in ireland and under the very
throne Of England Republcsui.m struggling almost
anfns odod aud alone They see great men persbng
20 irs I'd .ocscy and brave peoples winning immortality
By be- failure and they believe thst these men have
ged-hed and these struggles failed because the elder
s.s.efs oi Democrscy-ihose Nations already blessed
9Th ReDubhcausrn-nave not discharged their debt %
he people Of the Old World.
sThe EdlOrs of IL Pe0ple held moreover thet there
can be- no solid peace among nsti0n-no security f0r
free PeoD.eno mercy for the Oppressed, in short
bag.lless for Man until ohgarchies and crowns are
swept ~ the earth and The inhabitants Of every land
become the owners Of their soil ana the rulers Of their
8,siiny 10 make the German toer Mantle Eng
h,h artisan Mantle irish peasant Msn--it needs
but that each Democracy should know its neghbor and
uelf should know the rights OF manhood and the dig
ni,y Of msnhood-thst an have common cause.
common end a common destiny -Repuo.icanisin.
To help newhst in Fastening this prime Necessity
ofhumsu happness-in srv,odigg RYbiicoHsa Oper the
ayft-in creating 10 where 1t Is uotn aiding il whore
Il 10 struggling be j, in Germany France In Italy
POI nd in England IN lTcisud-in preserving its
purity and grandeur Al home aud abroad wheresoever
b may be estsblished-to aid too. IN giving TO the
American ns,ion stSndsrd Of pure Democracy and 10
iho nations Of the cd World. wheresoever their ~
have choked the free expression Of the Peoples
Will voice and support, and 20 expose 10 the Ameri-
can People me crimes Of European monarchs and OF
teir Ministers sni the infamous sophsms under which
they cloak thom Will be the great objects of the Edit
ors Of ne People They hope under the protection
Of ne American Flag that this Journal VIII yet make
h.slf known 10 every nation Of Europe the foe of all
Oigarcbos and Kings and the friend o. every People
The Pso1its will be 10 foster good win be
tween the Emigrant and the Native and unite them
Tor the common good I, will resis, every a,,e,opt TO
ISOLATE Naiurallzed citizens keep them In es,rango
meut from the mass ofthc american population.
i will farther be the peculiar province Of The PoDie
90 instruct the Emgrant in the Constitution lave nst
iutons and oftho United States. twill exhibit
every phase Of American Hie-n trade commerce arts
snd aercul,arc-wha the settler ought TO avoid aud
whA. 10 follow-iu word It viii be the Emgrsnts best
friend and guide to every portion ofthe American Con
hneat
The Literary Department of Yte Pe9ple will contain
reviews Of all books worthy Of nouce-criticsl and
historic articles on nations manners and men-on
the Arts and Sciences, Music aud the Drama.
tain the latest and fullest intelligence of all political
events in Europe and America.
The Republican movements in France and Germany
will be particularly attended TO- and the progress OF
events impartally ohronicled The Editors also
making arrangements by which they hope to secure
the services of one OF the abes writers of Germany who
Win furnish weekly review OF European Continental
politics which will BE- published in the original German
language TRANSACTIONS from the leading French and
German papers will also be given weekly
with the subject OF Religion The People viii interfere
b Little a. possible and viii in ell instances, take care
10 avoid any illusions calculated 20 wound the feelings
any ReHg ious Denomination To the defence OF no
-ral sentiments, popular educ alton ana OF 'ouha pup
ie morality, 1t will give iis earuestsuppoII
Upon the sdbrct of American Politics inc Editors OF
III Pe1pls believing that sl American Parties are Re
publican viii hold the sricest course OF imparuaiiy-
\ will be independent of every partisan interest hon.
siy eondemning what ITS Editors eonsiuef wrong ana
sincerely approving hat they conceive TO be Right Tree
canvass The conduct of All public men and 10 discuss all
pub ic measures especially such As tend to propagate
Republcsuism, or ~ retsrd It's progress II VIII msn'
ain high tone OF Truth and Recttude. vontending Tor
us, principles but stopping 20 the slang otiscon
lr wasting is energies upon petty personalities hwil
rot be the partisan Of Section. but the organ OF feo
pie II will be the asssilant OF INDIVIDUALS Ia tne
private capacity nor will II resort % the meanness OF
Il,upersuOn
Arrangements have been made for weekly cores
rOuderca from Pans, DuhNni Liverpool hnu 'l"c4
para. OF Europe and the principal Cities Of the several
States OF the Union,
The Editors will have the assistance OF the aolest |
lnsh writers at home and abroad It's Poetry, selected
snd original will be important feature IN ia col
NUNS some Of toe sweetest voices OF song senced IN
Inc and they hope u revive this side of the Atlantic
Another important feature Of The Peopie will be the |
publication of the arrival OF the passengers nom Ee
rope This has never been attempted Ia any paper
Ia some cases the natncs of few distinguished cabin
passengers have been given. Ias People believes that
he arrival Of poor emigrant 10 become Ia time eu
gen Of this great Republic s OF as much importance ~
he transient visit OF su tucraut IN search OF pleasure
Arrangements are therefore being made - publish Toe
aaucs OF every passenger. steetsse As Wen As caoin
Dor well rich arriving IN The several ports oil the
lniied States and Csusos.
The leading Editorials from the several Irish hus,
lsh Scotch papers will De copied and commented
~ from week TO week.
On he sailing Of every weekly steamer from this /
soanify or Europe, We shall publish an European Edi
ton OF The Psop containing the latest news from tais
Continent Persons subscribing ~ tue office eau have
he psoer regularly 70 any friend In Ireland scot
ard Engiaut France or Germany. The Editors 10 i
Ind 10 sud large numbers OF the paper 5y every |
steamer We hope some new postal Arrangement will /
Sc .hortly made which viii iaclitsc the sending OF
pspers q every country ia Europe.
The other weekly yspers dated on saturday ere /
usually published on Wednesday or Thursday IAs |
Pore viii not be- put % press I'll Saturday Horsfss
unless the steamer due that day shs arrive on Ihurs
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