Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-14

THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, 10
rISHE TRIBUNE b new In the middle a, n. :. y
i year, Vol Nv. Of 10. se~tiy Issue renm,ns.. sa
now be made acquainted with its character mo- es
Confederation. With bat surbordlaase r,e,,s $50
denes, psiley or popularity. y has aimed 10 ~. p
righteousness, for TRUTH for uamsnif arsn.. -
Iniquiy, Fraud snd Oppression. There ! ~. .sss
trader on this Continent, though he may new, -, M
thing ba, bis bin Of sale and notes payable vhs
know and hate TIE iRiBoNE there Is no, an ,s,sI-s
fAbrcator Of drusfed and poisonous Llque-, ~
not consider Il very dangerous and iumorsI - q.
wonder why hs publication b tolerated In .sa, "
cotton buylng Guy IKE Ne. York The &ssarS -
hard, gripping. scrsvinl svaricious employer sha
hostile to THE rRlBUNE, nor one sminrntlv sss
and kindly who did not llks n Promp, and plain %
CLAIM. ing no exemption from human fsil,bas, ",
have done temporary injustice to individuals S.,
never been unia.hfai to Principle, DEAF to IN
Of the wrouSed ard suffering. In its co,ump. ,s ~
Gates Of novel and unpopular theories cent.nn, sa
me loratfon Of human woes, especially thoss o2h
less and down trodden have ever fsnd IA s w.
hospitality; while Il has ardenty resisted "a , ~
sistenty combat, every attempt 10 proserths "a y
Color. S'ee& =
In defiance Of ealuuaies tho mos, .,,,.,...
hostilisies the most deadly and antirinE rI Tn,ss
has grown steadily In public appre, Iston fr, ~
Of hs origin. Its means Of serving the public 4, ~
augmented in proportion. Instead o. .nrIs .d." ~
two assistants, It's organisation now esmss. 70
numerous body Of writers, each fitted by special
plishment and experience for the pariieua, In. y
cus.ion to which his pen Is devoted; the daily auor,,
reading matter given than quadrupes M. ~,
earliest issues; stan Of valued correspondent.
the globe, transmitting earlier and integ, nj na,,,,
whatever is most worthy Of a,ention while PoItcs =,
isaton, Literature, Art, History--in short shss.,T
fects the social weli.beibg Of mankind PoIeme ~
alone excepted-fnds here the frecst and mos ,,s,s
discussion. 4.-
Attached by profound conviction to the bep,se,,,
icy Of Industrial development aud Internal Iuerro
nicaton whose moot conspicuous champion throrsx -
Hs n.Century was HENRY CLAY-lmbued, mor,s,s
with that spirit Of forbearance toward our vesh,, 80
bors and towards the much wronged Abosgln,, AZ X
Continent and Of Peace with All which viii man,. 4
name of Wing THE TRIBUNE, while surrendernr n I
Of It's proper Independence co-operated EARNESTLY I.
ariently with the Wing party long rs its vit.,y :
preserved When in 1sS0--l an attempt vas mad. !.
Serpolate slavehunting into Its creed We srrnly r,.
tial canvass, was seen o. large portion Of III, VA
preferred to defeat their party rather than ao,
Anti-Savery wing to share It's triumph. even urd,,
conservative Chief on Pro-savery platform, We isr
sequent events including the rise and elimination d
Know Nothing conspiracy, and the speedy absor,ts
therein Of the whole force Of Pro Slavery Whgism ID
] confirmed our undoubtng anticpations. with no ID
10 nentatons, therefore, for the inevitably byron
With hope, and Joy, and sympathy and words Of cha
have We hs The Sssnn!ns and watched The
BY the perndous violation Of the Missouri Compact
stimulated by the astounding outrages whereof the ~
OF the Free Settlers Of Kansas have been the viens,
by the repeated and Ut er vitaton Of their elections
an armed mob collected BY conspiracy and hurled q
denly upon them from the border counties Of the u,
boring Slave State Is destined to sweep away the la
marks OF old party fends, and unite Tho true heart,
strong Of the free-soled mighty effort 10 CO
nnc the scourge and scandal OF country within
limits Of the States which unwisely uphold IT, To TIE
cess Of this EFFORT the energies Of THE TRIBUNE yin
sternly devoted; while the TEMPERANCE REFORM,
GLIDING the entire suppression Of the Trac In Insot
ting Beverages, will hnd In IT, IS hitherto, earnss,
/ chi v.Hnvr
Commencing daily folio shoe. Of moderate size, {.
with scarcely a shadow Of patronage. THE TRIBUNE
now issued IN quarto form Giy three dis,inc, edi.ss
Semi. Weekly and Weakly. on sheet ~ BY "a inch
eigh, ample pages Of six columns each IL; eireust
has steadily grown FROM nothing to the following 80
gates:
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ness rendering an increase Of paying readers only
direct pecuniary advantage to u.s. has doubtless lar
swelled Its subscription list II would be absurdHy
perceive In this unprecedented patronage ssms svde
! Of public approval and esteem.
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nov IA w-Sm No 1874 Nassau st, New Yori