New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-18


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Tie CELEBRITY and reliability Of the Malls
Tax Tribune its make proclaim
II has ever supported with the force Of earnest conviction,
those principles OF Political action istnctvey termed WHs,
becsue recognized therein the basis Of perfected de-
veopment Industry, Of rapid and vast improvement IN In
accommodation and reazs ion OF lofty and bensnant
destiny through the general diffusion Of Intelligence the
Just OF Labor Perpey Of Peace and the purfca
non Of Morals Experience mas pened and deepeued the
yctons thus Cherished md acted and ih strong to-
he he Of
the great IDEAS which gave and vitality ndestrcby
essential to our COuntys prosperity snd true glory
But TIE TRsUNE has been and he mers party
organ supported the Wing party because the distinctive
principles OF party appeared favor the great ends which
has sbored subserve advocated measure because
kwa proposed sustained BY the Wing party holds tsef
s times free 20 condemn uzound principles unwse meas
ares or corrupt should the former be propounded or
the perpetrsed BY Whs though they had emanad
from the hostile camp. rcpes al solicitation TO take IL stand
on panss Of whatever Baltimore other platform
In Pece Liberty Education Temperance Internal In
provemeDt snd Industrial Development be subserv-d by
acting with the Wing party continue 20 be a. II has BEEN
Wing should sppear that no, these but Aggression
Slavery Inempence Popular gnorance aud their natural allies
or consequence be ubserved by blind following ct
Party will be faithful It's CONVICTIONS though st the expense
Of party anes In short it regards party names and a1a
tons but and auctusng looking enduring
important ends and would gladly see the Wing
party dissolved 20 thereby the cardinal principles has
upheld could be commended general favor and acceptance
through breaking down Of the Chinese Wall of pref ce aud
which hides them from the apprehension OF many
limeaning but HI informed thousaods.
Though sctng with any Abolition or other oneidea
party The TRBUNE and be relentless Zoe of tu
man slavery Of whatever else tends TO degrade Labor and
The intellectual and social development Of any portion
Of mankind Were able perceive that vote in New York
could abosh Slavery Carolina might attach itself to sons
enc the expressly Anti Slavery parties lacking that light
declines abandon the substance for the shadow Of political
good But while does way clear to any effective
Political seton against Slavery the States which cherish Il,
IL regards the defeat Of whaeyer effort extend the giant
wrong under the dag Of Union obsruc by IT, power
the progress Of Abolition IN other iands among the most
urgent sacred Of public duties be subordnsted
party consideration whatever and while does not propose
make Anti Slavery The basis OF Political action, other than
defensive il will neglect opportunity, remit no effort ~ TO
dsse Light and Truth render continuance Of slavery
impossible Ia land irrsdiated by the OF Christianity and
bo.stng sef the great erempar Of Political Justice and law
guarded freedom.
For Temperance al things but especially the dsuss Of In
toxcang Beverages and the Legal suppression Of the Liquor
Traffic shA struggle have struggled, unainchingy
and untngy Regarding the OF the essential pro'
Of the Maine Law they yet legally ascendant
and their maintenance and enforcement elsewhere " be the para
Legislative need Of time, hal readers
have heretofore done 70 vote for MsineLsw essors
and the ranks OF the party rather than
champions OF License may he Otherwise sound in faith
We regard the Maine Law essentially the most benehcen
Of day and confidently hope 10 soon prevail
universally No Election can result badly which the pas
sage and enforcement of the Maine Law.
On our correspondence with the most important points
throughout the world need here date OF the fact that
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