New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
PROSPECTUS FOR 1850.

.Srssa TIE hopes q Euro9es Ensneipsnoa foss
lie eurrs Of Der rrznass and sfstoereces eai see 50
gal ard glowing have eGeoehea In Asocs sa ooSs
- Sicily, ssrcn,s. Rome France wescern 0erEsy an
Hansxry Rvs welded saseessve,y to the sfs Or -
osyoo-ts q re SECS q Freedom gnrl Despeasui waves
Is dreAEy seeP'er over ne powerful csnnne1s OF
earth, a-d no,hng Sai he p@Uy csnsons q siszeF
land thsi snecls not eefcse .hroc- II but zee
rdsy thai Psr;s. Berlin. Ftsakfor vseuns Pessk RoEs
the CAPITALS u vrnal Eot sskzowled.sd kepGb-
HISS Ard a. EGroPe % he imminent verge Of de.veraaee
from TIE wrongs and abuses ~Aeh have - lng bowed
De- millions 20 he Dust, and now al changed IS by
.ous deuorise enehsntment France he u.ara aeaa
a hs rev pemoerscies has been dragged By sorcenes
NJ, uaoas,rous r seae and made p~rpe1se he GireSt
.,sessaAuou q one q her sister Republics While sErs
BY and eonsenang 10 he overthrow Of al he rest TIE
., u Liberty hunted out Of Italy and Germany AAs TO-
while stood a. bay On the banks q the psunoe AID ne
rhess and for brief glad moment was hoped ths be
foes ~osId be repealed fond. vain Illusion ne oppres
stroas ard united Wills the oppressed are ieeoe
ehaole and destitute The fruits q u ton and pars
meny have been ganered BY the INDUSTRIOUS and u-
sa tat by their spoilers and serve 10 hire and afw
the mincus q pespc1sn slaughter and crush tAer
brethren. Overeorne in Tire unequal struggle, Hungary
falls Aai Europe 10 enshrooded IN madnigh, gloon Onls
DE u The Alps can The dove u Liberty
find for the Of her foot; who shall say
that these may be covered Sy the rising
rushing dsluge For he Rights " Ma in Europe here
hope IN God alone.
In this crisis, becomes the sdvoeases Of Freedom 10
Anencs to look well their footsteps Hamaniy .peaE.
ing the preservation Of the Arb o( Liberty ress win Us
The present condition Europe endure for eicr
the masses be crushed into thai hofeless
Of mindless ignorance and stupid sccueseuce In degrsas
don from which the frst French Revolution and IL
aueuces have redeemed them, hey must oSerPo~et
their now insolent opPressors. Let them know their
rights and the Of holding them N saeiecuon muss
exceed any amount thai can be wrenched nom them BY
any system Of peaceful exs-non and Government Bank
ruptcy a. In the France u 49, open hc way for
Popular Acknowledgement II the People can but prove
equal TO the trying emergency, all must yet be well
It behooyes the Freemen Of Americs 10 aidgsie teu
suerngs and shorten their probsuon. not by demcrsra
Of physical force aud proders Of Military aid which
recent disasters have rendered inappropriais and rs
ehievous. but by very different, Unohjecuo0able yet
efficient line Of policy Be h ours ID exhibit Ia Eu
rope the spectacle Of Nsuon lightly ard gently g0y.
srned, yet scmpuloasy respecting and maintaining per
sonal nights; of laws everywhere implicitly obeyed -
cause they nom the People and minister to The
general welbeing though Armies aud scarcely any
Police here enforce ihemi u light Taxes and
RAPIDLY decreasing Public Debt; of slsnd ignorant 81
guard houses bu, the Ally dotted with sehoolhouses OF
rapidly multiplying Villages and swiftly expanding hns
of frontier settlements of Press utterly without shAe~os
Revenue comparatively slender in amount yet devoted In
good par, to tho active and beneSeeni sennon Of Ia.
tenM intercourse aud Development Of he National Re
sources, OF People conscious of heT own strength sud
prowess but seoruing vndeae either al he expense
Of their weaker neighbors, seeking the application el4
expansion Of their energies the Improvement u hef
territory rather han the acquisition % thch aeigh
bors AMI deeming Railroad to the Pacific for Instance
nobler and grander triumph than the Military conquest snd
f.. b.,ia Slrh In DfFk
se the sentiments the impulses the policy, which patent
H. unfaerugy pursued by this country vii most power
fully contribute hasten and the resurrection u Lib
ery In Europe and ts nna triumph throughout the world
Amid the chaos OF opinions prevailing IN DO intel
ecla and political orld Il is the aim Of THE TRIBUNE
10 be- reconcier OF Conservatism Win PTogress-of the
spirit which seeks hold fast what IL good with that
which essays the discovery and adoption q whatever sau
be proved beuer-The perfect reconciliation OF Capital
with Labor OF Authority with Liberty, of the just demands
OF the dsnhered classes with the security II caisdn
rights are among tho problems Il medtAles aud whieh
It hopes TO assist solving And, Wills deems no party
or las. pefec and inAble, regards tho present Nms
party Of tho United States best hIcd by ia insnen'e
devotion to Justice and Humanity opposed 10 tho op-
preston Of the Indian and tho Aicanot Law AMI order
as adverse To Riot and Brute Force-of Public Faih o.
opposed 10 Repudiadon--of Peace and ConicHtmsn a.
opposed to that destructive Rsdeasm which enve. and
would fam Tear down-to guide he desnes u our country
amid the breakers 81 Passion and the qaekssds Of Cor
rupuon by which Republic, more than any other Stale
10 ever endangered.
THE TRIBUNE Is now too widely known 20 neee
especial calculation It, conductors aim and believe hey
are enabled furnish larger amount and variety OF tnfor
nation in year, whether In It's Daily, Semi Weekly %
Weekly .sue than can be obtained cheap IN any oher
form. They endsavor 10 make their Daily at y equal IN
svsrythiug but Advertisements To any go Daily 10 Tho
world 80 Of their Semi Weekly s d, and their Weekly
AZ a. which Is Afforded 10 clubs al very reduced prices
Having no than advance su6seroers sendihs no
papers except for cash actually paid, and favored VIVA
subse ripdon almost quite without parallel, mey are
enabled expenses for Literary Assistance 'o''es
poudence, TeegraphiDg sc which very IL" Gao shofe
I, 4. their aim while party Of Progress IN Europe u
denied the liberty Of That continent to invite
hem TO make The Tribune ueis organ Of communication
with The public and already several u tbs mott emiheni
thinkers u the Old World have been engaged as regular
correspondents This policy viii be pursued unn s7'ei~
NOR, Of The sbes; advocates Of Political and Social Reform
in Europe sha converse weekly with our readers ss'nS
Ia order before hem the fruitful heas when no nFesu
ganons u our age have been silently maturing out OF "eh
kugcraf and prestersh here stiles tho uftersnee We
b,os Al ths sane ume not 10 fall behind In tho other
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