The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-12-06
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
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YEAR OF change and convuson draws rapdIv tn its
ciose-a year destined to be memorable in he history
Europe ana America In this country it has witnessed
he casting down OF that deusive IDOL which made the
mantle Of Democracy cloak for the most crimes
against Liberty and Humanity against Freedom Of Thought
ana Of Acton-aganst out speaking Integrity and fearless
Manhood Come what may in the future we are justified
IN believing that the power of Name over the Nations
Impulses ana iorlunes-the iIdoent creduty which
powered Whatever was called Democrac to pass tri-
umphant aud almost unquestoned- has passed away for
ever new circumstances will doubtless evolve new per
IFS LOT the country nut the great peril Of blind adherence
to Party-o government by the potency of words and
names-has passed away forever.
Europe too has experienced unwoned commissions and
the signal fires of Freedom reghted in Febrnarv nv the
a0orers OF Paris. have swept France Germany Hum.
gary italy, and been kDded, but only be auenched in
unhappy Ireland They still blaze with cheering brilan-
cy from the watch towers of daumess Berlin; thew oeam
and fash il may be with dying bu. surely with glorious
IAulahce from Inc oatlements oherocVienna. Through
ont the length and breadth Of Chrsende there are in
locations, not TO be mistaken the stern UPRISING of the
les aouseo Feople against the yrans who have long
Impressed dho crushed them Happy it all If the
despos and arisocrats long with the plumber of
uhewarded Foil would but seasonaby realize that the old
sorceres whereby Nations ulled sleep wretch
edness and chains have their power and that Liberty
ana justice are now demanded with a unanmitv and
earnestness which will be overru ed trihed with ner
turned aside from its purpose. But The Few will see
what the Many have learned their rights and wrongs
wherefore blood will flow like and desolaon dark
en- the lace of The civilized world. But this will not en-
dure To the tempest and the whirlwnd must succeed
inc calm and the sunshine From the I'm tossed, del
be Gosed gaddenng Earth with the promise Prosperity
and Plenty.
In this ofccnct between Anticipated Wrong and
stu older but long denied Right THE TRIBUNE would tain
fulfil the part OF faithful chroncler who ardentIy holds
with the Right yet regards with charitable allowance
champions OF The Wrong For they who struggle against
The resstless tide Of Freedom and Progress demons
nre not consciously yran mnions of tyranny, but in
their conceptions uphoders of Social Order and of
Christian Faith which his rushing rearing tide nnova
ton threatens lin their eves to subvert and destroy So
while resisting sernly the claim of portions of people
tha
and Democratic"-planly implying that those who dis.
sent from their view of the topics of party
Versy are hostile to Republican Liberiy-we shall none
me less reverence and uphold those great principles of
Democracy and Equal Rights which abuse, perver
sion to sordid, gnobe ends render other than
vital elements of Human WelIbein
The election OF TAYLOR and FILLMORE, with the CORE
spending change in the Legislative Councils OF the Naon
srlkes deadly blow at the nscendaney of party
and cachwords and at the despOtism of Party ITSELF Our
course shall be found accordant with the revolution thus
effected Hoping much from the New Administration
which the People have decreed we shall yield it hearty
support so far as our Judgment shall approve its but
should we nnd 1t In any respect uniaihtu shall
hesitate to expose and denounce its shortcomings We
support men for the sake of measures
sake Of men.
or the cardinal of Public Policy advocated by
the Wings, THE TRIBUNE has been earnest advo
cate. PrOtec ion to Home Labor the comprehensive I'm
poVemen OF Rivers and Harbors the abolition of the
Hard Money Subtreasury and return thence a
rational and benefcen system of Finance with such mod
ifcaton of our Public Land System will Just
diffusion oil its benefits to all sections of Country all
generations of our People-lhese we have heartily
approved and shall still ardently commend. Yet our ideas
Psblic Policy are bounded by no narrow horizon of
party but embraces which stretch beyond the
purview of anS existing party. The Right of Man La
Dor, and to Land wherein TO Labor reasonable lima>
tion by of the ours of daily Toll preservation
to each family Homestead exempt from the grasp the
Insurer uherithese and other OF Universal
Reform will from time TO time be explained and commend
ed through our columns. And imminent of all, the
preservation of the Territories lately added by conquest
our already vast Country from the blasting ad the
slave dealer and his gangs OF human chattes will be
ed upon The understandings and conscences the Ameri
can Peope with the urgency apprehension and the zeal
OF intensest conviction.
During the last year our arrangements for Foreign
Correspondence and for Editorial assistance have been
considerably extended and improved shall endeavor
still farther to perfect them. Certainly, letters from
Europe have profered TO their readers clearer insight
into the and origin of the late astounding revolutions
than ours have. The proceedings OF Congress will be
ported expressly for columns by able correspondents
while the most important dongs of the several State
fsaures will be aily presented. In Short resolved
that American journal shall exceed The Tribune the
variety, extent or accuracy OF its Intelligence while
Literature Poetry and Art, devote all the space
can be spared from the topics OF the day.
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