The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-02-03
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circulation has been gradually and abcrously attained
by concentrating upon the Tribune best efforts of
editors and correspondents and greater iberav of
outlay in each department than probably ever be-
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sailing smoothly IN the current OF Opinion before the
wind and basking in the smiles of maiores, but by an
earnest fearless devotion to Truth aid Progress above
all partizan exgencies, all temporary Interests,
menary illusions OF popularity and success Its tho
rough advocacy of Temperance and Liquor Prohibition.
of Justice to the dessed and dOwn;rodden, the
equal and inalienabe Rights of the Human Race,
spective Of Sex Creed Color, have from time
time repealed many sunshine friends, whose prejudces
or seeming nterestswere thereby contravene,
combined to form character which IL will erdeayor to
maintain and assign it position among journals which
we feel that 1t will be hencefOrth not impair.
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DC briefly set forth as follows: l. FRI do what
ever Is essentially alone for white Americans,
or Anglo Saxons. Caucasans evc--ot for one Race
70 determine whether they will will hold another
race IN aJect Dondage---but for every Race Naon
and every adult rational human being This Freedom Is
rghtfuly absolute in the broad domain OF Cpiuon and
involves the equal and imperative right tePotica Fran
chses ORDER or the necessary right of the legally
indicated majority to nerict the sphere of Aclion All
practices which deems denloraIzg, therefore preu
ucla 10 the common veal; 3. BINEFICENCE, or the
wisdom and policy of employing the resources and cred
it of the community to accomplish general and
unquestoned utility to which individual are mad
equate which though emneny conducive to the pb.
lie good do not promise to reimburse by direct in
GENE the outlay required their construction a. IN
d~sfridi DeoeiOpement, the cornerstone of a true
and beiGnant National Policy, counting the nat,Iraza-
ton Ut new and valuable art product the soil as
more important than the acquisition province
or isand and equally within the legitimate sphere OF
National concern and National EFFORT o. Peace, as vi
tai condition Of true Progress 10 be Cherished by The
most anxious, assiduons study to pror readily we
are prone require redress every wrong
to be surrendered except the call of endangered Lib
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