Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-06
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OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS, f.,

The New YoRK TRIBUNE. The Pr0vi-
dence TX. ~ .NoTning .dInTOr says: We
thInk no candid person VIII ial, 10 recognize
tue lik{ ness OF the leadiug Americans ourn.
al III the following from the Boston Bee.
AT the head aud front OF slhe Journals OF
New York, we at once. without reservation,
place The .NetO York Tribune. Tnl. may,
perhaps, be thought strong assertion, but We
sincerely think il 4 true one. The Tribune is
paper that presents many STERLING meIIts.
shlch no one OF the least dIscri nment can fail
10 discover, nor OF the least Cantor who VIII
Dut acknowledge. We are all well aw are mat
1t sometimes takes grounds and expresses upin-
lons not al once always endorsed by the great
ouuI'c. nor perhaps by its own ifiends-put
yet ITS history and the times has hitherto prov4
ed, Tor the most part, those q uunds aud these
opinions 10 be correct 1t has shown that it
mas remarkable INDIGNANT and sagaciiy, aud
tnat, white. lis sentiments and doctrines may
soIneiimes. for the hour. appear as uns0und
and visionary, they are only so because In ad.
vance aud slightly above the general opinion
Among the chef characteristics OF The Iris
bune are judgement, reliability, power, homes
", can':or and great common sense.
The editorials ut The Tribune are marked
by good SciISe. strength Oh position, transpa-
tency, good iemper, aud as a geneIaI Iaci, good
logic. Iney ate always read like the ,,roduc~
ii"''S oi men 81 experience, ot strong Common
>ense-and ihvarIabi! ate possessed I manly
tome. Politically, they are c"uileo >, thou.h
sometimes almost ieafluily severe and ii az
opponent Is 10 be executed, IL IL done with as
much consideration aud lenIency as the ucca
sion and peison viii admit. Its political col
nmnS are chdracte rlzed by The most signal aaIl.
ny. aud to day, probably carry mote weight
and confidence throughout the county t6a,
any ohsI journal ia America"
INF New York TRIBUNE This pow :, fol
Journal which IL perpetual fountain Of
Thought and opinion upon all molal and volit.
zeal subjects. seems full Of its original vtgur
anu FRESHNESS. The TIibane is everywhere
along Inc lhlckest OF the fight. Al one no-
tneni It's bioad shoulder lend conservative sup
port T." some cracking arch in our polliIcsl
frame, al anotner lime II is found dealing pom
ueI"us oirws upon sUne venerable iort.r.s Of
human wrongs Sometimes The Tribun. ma,
he WRONG. and IN its ilnpulsve zeal II may
-"mei Ines run things into the giouad, > but II
Is always straightforward honcsi, trarle.s--and
generally comes out about right UIseOmsi,I
Herald t
. NEW foRK TRiBuNE. Though we differ
from his nrInt IN several important matters If
p"lhiSa economy, We are none the less willing
10 acknowledge It's unequa,fd merit es an
Ahellran press generally dlsniird. always
talented. aud ever marked By hralI lcll de-.
are I'r the true elevation 81 the people We
~" content "sen Democrat o. we .re 10 recs
nmn"nd The Tribune--lor w. believe that
what of truth II lncacAios viii b. api 10 sFise
again ~ the tnlnds VI he readers while II.
errors must eventually 'dle pinid their wDr |
'hiPe's'-- B'eoAtyn freeman. |
Ths WEHHLY TainvSE YoR isjh- rnan /
ne meflis Of Tbs lflbnae u Il liirCfs aly fuI
.mts' kHpNn ~ u hos loha haso. &c n6fel /
ieAaiap@t " TIE world hui ~ ltadihR Iaih.
he ha'h u The e.ainliy bnd EUfhpe ftga,a n
- 'itaal % HE statements AID yl.ssse efl
shirh ihe hIahssi eaAntenee may BE- saiely sss
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