Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-23
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THE NEW YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL TkIBVN IL l. now Ia the mtidie OF us hitcchta
year; Vol: xv. o. lie weekly issue commenced on
the ist OF September last The American public
need not nov be made acquainted with Us charac-
Ter O r claims IL consideration. With buta subor-
dinate regard for prudence, policy or popularity,
ithas aimed TO stand for righteousness
Tor Humanity against fortified Iniquiv, Fraud aud
Oppression. There IL not a slave trader on this
continent, though he may never read anything but
his bills OF sale aud interchangeable, who does not
know and bale The ihibuNri mere nothn ex-
lensiye iabricator of dragged aud poison Gus Blq-
uors who does not eonsider u "A very dangerous
and Immoral paper, and wonder why ~ pubIica-
ton Is tolerated In commercial. cotton buying
City Ike New York. The Newark Mercury once
forcIbly remarked that u had never known hard,
gripping. screwing, ssericious employer who was
not hostile 10 THE TRIBUNE nor one eminentiy
generous aad kindly who did not like H. Prompt
and abuses OF power. while Claiming no exeinp-
lion from human cal libility, " may have done tenn
porary Injustice 70 individuals, bit u has never
been unIi,hful 10 Principle, nor deaf 10 the cries
Of The wronrrd and suffering. In its columns the
advocates Of move, and unpopular theories con
templating the nielioration OF human woes, espe-
eialI, those OF the yoiceless and down trodden,
have ever found audience aud Hospitality: while
u has ardenty resisted. and will pcrssientiy COM
bal, every attsmps 70 prescribe aud degrade any
class because OF diversions Of Nativity, Creed or
c0or.
In defiance Of eaiumnIc- thu mest atroeious, and
TRIBUNE has grown steadily inpubilc apprecia-
ton from The day of Us origin. is means ofserv-
ing the public have been augmented In proper
ton. Instead Of single editor With one or two
sistants its ofgnnix ation now comprises num-
erous body OF writer's, each lifted by special ae-
complain nent aud experience for tho particular
line of discussion TO which his pen Is devoted;
The daily ameant OF READ ng matter given NOR nor,
of valued correspondents eneirclcs the globe,
transmitting eAriv and Intelligent narratlons OF
whatever Is most worthy OF attention; while Pol
itics Legislation, Literature. Art, Hssory-in short
whatever effects the social weIl-bclng OF mankind,
Poieuie Theology alone excepted--nnds here the
frcest and most searching discussion.
Attached by profound conviction 10 the beniii-
cent policy oil Industrial dew lope ment and Inter-
nal Intercommunication whose most conspicuous
ehampi on through the last Haif-Century wns HEN
RY ebay imbued, moreover, with that IN rit OF
lorbearance toward our weaker nsighbofs aud to-
ward the much wronged Aboringes of this Cont
nent and OF Peace with All which will haifow the
name Of Wing. TIE TRIBUNE, while surrender
Ing no jct OF Us proper Independence eooperaied
earnestly and ardentiy with The Wing party so
long as is sltality was preserved. When In le5
. a., attempt was made To interpolate save-hunt-
Ing into It's creed We sternly resisted that impos-
ton: when, at the close OF the last Presidential
canvass. Il was seen that largc portion OF the
Wings preferred To defect their own party rather
than allow its Anti-siavory wing TO share It's tr-
nmph. even under conserved I've Chief on Pro-
Slavery platform. we Know and proclaimed that
the Wing party wns more. Subsequent events.
including the rise and eulniination ut The Know
Nothing conspiracy, and the speedy absorption
therein Of the whole force OF Pfo-Slavory Wing
Ism only connrmod our undoubting antci patons.
With sticky lamentations. therefore for the iu-
evltabic bygonc. bat with hope, aud 10y, and sym
patty. aud words 81 cheer. have we halted the be-
ginning and watched the progress OF that mighty
REPUBLICAN movement which, impellod by the
peridious violation OF the Missouri Compact. and
slim ulatsd the astounding outfugcs whtfco
tho rights OF the Free THEIRS Of Kansas have been
the vietlms--by the repeater and utter yitlauon OF
their elections by an armed mob col ceiling BY
conspiracy and hurled suddenly upon them from
the border counties Of the neignooring slave
State. "a destined To sweep away the Landmarks
of old party lsuds, and unite the true hearts and
strong arms OF the free-soulcd In one mighty eh-
orr 10 eonhne the scourgc and scandal OF our eoun-
uy within the limits of the States which unwisciy
uphold H. To the success OF this effort. me encf'
xies Of tho Tribune will be- stcrnly devoted; while
the Temperance reform, including the entire sup
preston Of the Traffic In Intoxicating beverages'
will hnd Init, Us hitherto, earnest and nnnnch'
ing champion. 4.
Commencing as a daily folio shoot OF moderate
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Tribune l. now ss ed In quartz form DAILY (lhres
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Heolumns each. Its circulation has steadily grown
from . othing To tho following aggregates:
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seml-weckly If,is5
Weekly 10000
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