The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-01-13
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The Weekly Tribune commences Its XTvth annual
with circulation DIS 0eO) larger than vase yer be-
circulation has been gradually and aboriously attained
by concentrating the Tribune the best efforts
editors and correspondents and by greater liberaty
outlay in each department than probably ever be-
fore risked on any Journal 1t has been ataned by
sailing smoothly the OF Opinion before the
wind and baSking In the smiles of majores but by an
earn"s fearless devotion to Truth and Progress above
all partizan exigences, all temporary interests ali mo-
inentary illusions of popularity and success Its tho
rough advocacy of Temperance and Liquor Prohibition,
OF to the despised and down-trodden, and
equa aho lnaenabe Rights Of the Human Race, IRE
specve Of Sex OF Greed or Color, have from time to
ame repeed many sunshine friends, whose prejudIces
VI seeming thereby cOntravened, but have
combined to form character which il will endeayor to
maintain and assign 1t position among Journals which
The leading ideas to which the Tribune is devoted NAV
be briefly set forth as follows: l. FRI NJ to do what
or Anglo Saxons Caucasans for one Race
to determine whether they will will hold another
aud adult rational human being. This Freedom Is
rghtfuiy absolute In the broad domain Opinion,
involves the equal and imperative right to Political
chses; ORDER, the necessary right Of the legally
indicated majority to nterdct in the sphere Action
practices which it deems demoralizng therefore pru
| dciai to the common veal: 3. BENEFIcENcE, or the
wisdom and policy Of employing the resources and
it Of the community to accomplish works Of general and
unquestoned utility to which individual
equate which though eminenty conducive pub
lie good do not promise to reimburse by their
come the outlay required tor their construction
dustridI Derefopement, the cornerstone of true
and benignant National Policy, Counting the naturaza-
ton of and valuable product coil as
more important than the acquisition q province
or island. and equally within the legitimate sphere of
National and National effort; g. Peace as vi
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prone require redress for every and
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