The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-01-27
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The weekly Tribune commences its XVIII annual
volume with the month Of acknowledgements it
with circulation Of 115, OoO larger than
fore accorded to any general Newspaper whatever This
circulation has been gradually and abOreusly attained
concentrating upon the Tribune the best efforts many
editors and correspondents and by greater liberaity
outlay In each department than probably be-
fore risksd on any Journal. been aaned not by
sailing smoothly in the current Of Opinion before the
wind and basking In the smiles OF maJorties but by
fearless devotion to Truth and Progress above
all partzan exgencies all temporary interests, all
mentary illusions Of popularity and success. Its tho
rough advocacy Of Temperance and Liquor Prohibition,
Of Justice to the despsed and of the
equal and inalienable Rights Of the Human Race, IRE
spective of Sex Greed or Color, have from time to
time repealed many sunshine friends, whose preudices
seeming thereby contaycned but have
combined to form character which II will endeavOr to
maintain and assign 1t position among Journals which
feel that will be henceforh not impair.
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Anglo Saxons. Caucasians even-not for Race
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Race in abject for every Race and Natio
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rghtfully absolute In the broad domain Of Opinion,
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chises; ORDER, the necessary right Of the legally
indicated majority nterdct in the sphere of Action all
practices which 1t deems demOrazing therefore preju
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wisdom and policy Of employing the resources and
1t Of the community to accomplish works Of general and
unquestioned utility to which individual mad
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ton Of and valuable art product Of the soil as
important than the acquisition OF fresh province
island, and equally within the legitimate sphere
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