Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-07
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TUE NV YORK TRIBUNE, 1850

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teenth year; Vol. XIV Of its weekly issue CON-
tpenced on the LIST Of September last. The AM
erienn public need no. Row be made acquainted
With its character or claims Q confederation
icy or popularity. ithas aimed to stand for Right
eousness, for Truth, for Humanity, against FORTH
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may never read anything but his bills Of sale and
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Tribnne; there IL not an extensive fabricator OF
drugsed and poisonous:Liquors who does not con,
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| who did not like II. Prompt and plain-spoken IN
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4 fallbility, ~ may have done temporary injustice
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TO Principle, deaf to the cries of the wronged
and suffering. In Its eolurnns the advocates OF
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the voiceless and down-trodden, have ever found
and Shs i has srasn
tempt to prescribe and degrade any class because
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