Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-03
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE commences
its XVIII annual volume with the month Of
September commences It wiiha cifcui alton
A IL 600 larger than was ever before accor.
ded to any general newspaper whatever The
circulation has been gradually and laborlous-
w attained bg concentrating upon The
TRIBUNE the best eifJits Of many editors
and correspondent S aui by a greater ii0erali-
" of outlay in each department than was
probably ever before rsked on any Journal.
Ii has been attained not by sailing smoothly
IN the current o. Opinion before the WIND and
blskiug IN the smiles Of fnnlonues, but by an
earnest, fearless devotion TO Truth and Pro-
gress as above all partisan exigencies, all
Temporary interests, all momentary illusions
of popularity ard success. Its thorough adj
yocacy Of Temperance and Liquor Prohibi-
s's's =" '--,i-- ha dcsplsed and down
Righis OF '' he Human Race, Irrespective Of
Sex or Greed or Color, have, from time to
time, repealed nany sonshine ifiehds, whose
nr,,indices or seeming Interests were thereby
rort r,vsned, but have combined to form
..i.atlcier which Il will enoeayor to maintain
and assign it a position among journals
which we feel that it will be henceionh
success not to impair.
The leading ideas to which THE TRl-
BUNE is devoted may be briefly set forth
as follows /. FRtEnoM, 10 do Whatever -
essentially right-not alone tor white Amer
I leans, or Angio-Saxons, or Caucosans even
not for one Race 10 determine whether they
will or will not hold another Nace IA AFFECT
bondage-but tor every Race aud Nation,
I and every adult rational human beng. Tins
{ Freedom IS nghuuly absolute IN the broad
domain Of Bpin.on, ana involves the equal
/ D..lt
y ORDER, or The necessary night of the le-
gally indicated maJouty To uicrdiot IA the
sph re Of Action al practices which Il deems
dem0ralizlng, therefore preIudlcial TO the
common veal 3. BESt yea nee, or the WIS
dom and policy Of employing the resources
ard credit of the community 10 accomplish
works OF general and unquestiuned utility to
which individual means are inadequate OF
which, though eninently conducive to the
public good do not promise to re Imbursc
by their direct income the outlay required tor
their construction; I. Induri idl Deueop
As the cornerstone of atrue and benlgnant
National Policy, counting NATURALIZATION OF
new and valuable art Of product OF the soil as
more important than the acquisition OF fresh
province or island, and equally within the
, legitimate sphere of National concern and
} National effort ,. Peace, as vital condi-
tIon of true Progress, TO be cherished by the
mos, anxious, assiduous study to profler as
readily as We are prone to require redress for
= every wrong. aud never 10 be surrendered
4 except at the call of endangered Liberty.
Such are the chief landmarks by which THE
TRIBUNE directs its course.
5 But small portion Of TIE TRIBUNE
= is allotted to what is currently distinguished
as light reading; but Reviews OF New Books
Of decided interest with choice extracts H.
a Illustrating their quality. are freely gwen,
e whio tho gr,-nt body Of our paper Is devoted
to lucid and careful digest of the News Of
d, the Day, with Editorial comments thereon.
I We have reliable Corr spondents IN each
r quarter Of the globe, and IN nearly all the
5 principal cities of Europe aud america and
D their letters will and our readers to a clearer
: understanding of the causes which are now
# gradually converting the Ola World into one
+ gigantic arena for the death struggle of
= rival interests passions ana ambitions.
n illE rRlBU NE contains reliable reports
o of the Markets. Our Cattle Market reports
d alone are worth more than the price of the
price of the paper to those who are engaged
: IN raising and selling Cattle.
Il No paper involving so great an expense
b as our Weekly aud Semi-W eekly could be
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