Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-04-10
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE

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II sometimes takes grounds and expresses Opn-
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vet its history and the times has hitherto prov"
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opinions TO be correct. IL has shown that II
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sometimes. for the hour. appear as uns"und
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vance and slightly above the general opinion.
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1une are judgement, reliability, power, homes
Y, candor and great common sense.
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" good sense. strength oi position, iran~pa.
,ency, good temper, and az general TACT, good
.ngic. They are always read like the pF"duc-
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lone. Politically, they are courteous, though
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much consideration and leniency as the occa-
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umns are characterized by the most signal asIl-
iy, aud to day, probably carry more weight
and confidence throughput the country than
any other journal in America"
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"oM TINS print III ScVctSI iuPot'sH "e'eio Va
political economy, we are none the less willing
10 acknowledge its unequaied merit IS an
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talented, and ever marked by heat felt de-
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again in the minds OF It's readers; while its
errors must eventually die amid their wor
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE ron 1851 ,-IJDon
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