The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-11-08
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE. 1955Jg

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WE TRlBt NJ Is now IN the middle Of IT'S fifteenth
y year; Vol Nv of lis weekly issue commenced 81,
ue Isl OF september last The American public need rot
now " hiue acquainted with lis character or claims la
consideration. With but Subordinate regard for prI-
" nee policy, or popularity, II has aimed stand Tor
Righteousness Tor Truth Tor Humanity, against forh d
lnquty, Fraud. and Oppression There is not a slave
trader on Tins Continent 'hoggh lac may never read any
and hate TIE TRIRJ NJ: there l. MOI an rItr-
iabricator Of drugEed and poisonous Liquors WHO
does not CONSIDER II very dangerous and immoral pHpcr
and wonder why III publication j. tnrrae, IN a comm r.
| cal, coton-buyng City like New York. TuE NEvArx
hEkC KY once ofcioy rhhik"u la 81 had never known
hard grplng scrrNing. avarICiOuS. employer who
not hostile to THE TRlBj NJ eiur-nlly gen,
Gus ana kindly VINO ad not Ike A. frumrt aud PLAIN
spoken in its deUuucialons uiquity and abuses nf
power wlilc claiming no exemption from human tlIbI-
NY II may have done temporary injustice ndvIluas
but has been uniaIthtl Principle
the o. the wrougci ami suffering. columns 10
nuVucates 81 mover anu Unpopular hr"ries, contemplating
the mrIOrauOn of human especially those O
vocecss and dovvH-trodd,, have found audience
and hospitality while has ardenly resisted, and VIII
pcrsistently combat every attempt prescribe and
| grade any class, because OF diverseS OF NauvuJ,
| Creed, or Color
Ia defiance OF calumncs the most arocious and of hos
tlitrS the deadly and unrng THE TRBt NJ h;,a
grown steadily 90 pubc appreciation rom the dlJ OF rs
| It's OF serving the public have been
mcnied ia proportion Instead OF single editor. with
or TWO assistants Us "Eah|tu"i now comprises mt
merouS body writers each fitted by special accomplish
meni pereucc The particular Inr of discussion
TO which his pen rs devoted the daily amount a. reading
given than quadrupcs that OF ITS
Sta of valued Spoudents rHcircc, tine globe,
transmitting cary hhd lrsclt arLailohS OF Whairv'r
l. worthy attentions while PuIucs, Legislation,
4 q he
cIal well-bcng OF mankind foicmc theology alone cN-
ceptedhnds here the lrees and most searching Discus
| sion.
icy OF Industrial Development and Internal Iuercommur-
caton WHOSE mos cons e1npo arouSaou re
over that spirit OF Orebearance toward weaker
neighbOrs and toward the much-vronged AborgineS
ths Continent and OF ftaee with Al, winch Will halov
| the OF Wing THE TRIBUNE, while SurrrndeTiug
and ardently with the Wing party so long s vitality
preserved. When, IN l-JU2 attempt made
inerpoais save-hunting its creed scrly
ed that lmpoSiuon when nj The close OF the last P~s-
DENTAL 4 that large portion the
Wings preferred defeat their party rather than all
low Anti-Slavery wing share itS triumph
der Il Chief "A fro-Slavery PLATFORM
knew and proclaimed that the Wing parry Was no more
subsequent events, nctuslhS ue r>e ana cuilhnoh ~
the Know Nothing conspiracy. and the speedy absOrpuCu
therein the whole OF Pro-Slavery Whgism only
confirmed undoubtny anlcIpauOns- With scA
lamentations therefore for the inevitable bygone, but VITA
hope and Joy and sympathy ana "oLus OF eheer nay a
hailed the beginning ana watched me progress OF tt
mighty REPUBLICAN movement which, lmpeled by tie
per6dious violation OF the Missouri Compact, and sm-
lated BY the astounding oulrages whereof the rights
Free Settlers OF Kansas have been the vIcuns-by the
pealed and utter viuaon OF their elections by am arn
mob, collected by conspiracy ana hurled suddenly up"a
them from border counties of the nelghborng
State destined sweep away the landmarks Of o.d
party feuds and unite the true hearts ana strong II
the free-Soued in mighty effort To cohne the
and scandal OF our country MUM Tue UNITS OF me STAIRS
the energies of TIE TRIBUNE will be sterny devoted
| while the TEMPERANCE REFORM including the en-
suppression OF the Traffic IN intoxicating Beverages
will find in II, as hitherto, an earnest and unflnehns
champion.
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