Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-23
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wonder Why Its Publication IL tolerated IN sssu al
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its denuneiatiens efinIquity and atase. Of
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have done temporary ijusisee 10 ndiyIduss H., ! W
never been unfathfu to Principle. nor deaf IA =, 10
OF the ~ronged and suffering. In rs column. n.ssa
Gates of novel and unpopular theories
mcorasioa OF human woes, especially tho<e 81 b
less and dewntrodden. have ever fou,,d rydt:'ese
Hospitality. while II has ardently resisted spd ~ ~
sistcn.ly combat, every attempt to prescribe ar5
any class because Of OF Nativity Crrsd .
In defiance OF calumnes the most atroe,or. .se
hcstiitss the most deadly and uartng The rb,s,,sa
has grown steadily In public appreciation fra..a
Of Its origin. It's means OF serving the pobe h,ssS
augmented in ptopoiian- Instead of single I''s's
enc two assistants, Its organization nov eo, "a
numerous body OF writer's, each fitted by st-et, sssut
plishment and experience for the particular In
ct,sson TO which his pen Is devoted the daily s,.4
reading matter given more than quadrup,es u,, ~,
earliest issues; staff Of valued correspondence ea
the globe, nsnitting earlier and n,sgen, na,-a
whatever Is mos; worthy OF attention; while Por,
islation Literature, Art, Histery--n shor, vs,,.st
fleets the social wsll-bclng OF mankind, Poemic TA,
alone excepted-fnds here The freesi aud most 80
discussion ,fsFtsstfse s6slf- AS
Attached by profound conviction to the sen,ea...
Icy OF Industrial development and Internal ln,efrs
nicaton whose most conspicuous champion t,rrss ~
HalfCentury was HENRY CLAY-imbued u,o,s 80
with that spirit OF fcrhearahee toward our xr.ls. 80
bors and towards the much wronged Aborivpe. ~ a
Continent and of Peace with All which viii L.ra1f
name Of Wing THE TRIBUNE while snrren,isr,ns "
OF its proper Independence co-operated earnrss ~
ardentiy with the whig party SO long as Is vitality ~ ~
preserved. When In lS5D-l attempt was m.s, vs.
terpo,ate slavc.hunting Into its creed we s,e,nr @
that mpos ition; when al the close OF the ss, 49,
tia canvass, was seen that large portion Of he va
pre- ferrcd to defeat their party rather than 49,
AntiSSlavery wing to share its TRIUMPH even ras
conservative Chief on Pro-Slayery platform, - ~
aud proclaimed that the Wing party was no ,uo, ~,
seqaent events including the rise aud eumuao, a; ~
| Know Nothing conspiracy, and the speedy ah.a,,,
therein OF the whole force OF Pro Slavery Nhrs, -
confirmed our nndoubting antcipatons With no 49,
lamentations therefore, Tor The inevitably syysps "a
with hope, and joy and sympathy aud word, Of 49,
have we hailed the beginning and watched the pras,
of that mighty REPUBLICAN movement which 49,
by the perhdoas violation OF the Missouri Compact ~
stimulated by the astounding outrages whereof IN. -
of the Free Settlers of Kansas have been The yrts
by the repeated and utter vtAtiuu Of tb.Ir sst, =
an armed moo eoiiec'ed by conspiracy and hurled NJ,
denly upon them from the border counties Of ks -
boring Slave State, Is destined sweep ayay Inc -
marks Of old party feuds and unite tile true hray, ~
strong arms of the free-soed in mighty effort 10 r,r
fine the scourge and scandal Of country within "A,
limits OF the States which tnwisely uphold it. To te ~
cess of this effort, the energies OF THE TRIBUNE r I
sterny devoted; while the TEMPERANCE REFORM =
Guiding the entire suppression of the Traffic In Intoy
ting Beverages, will find In H. hitherto an .arp,., ~
unhinching champion.
Commencing daily folio sheet of moderate .,. "A,
with scarcely shadow OF patronage. THE TaIBlyF !
now issued In quar,o form bdty fthree dspc. s,l,
Semi Weekly and Iptskty, sheet ~ by "a IncAs,
eight ample pages OF six columns each. Its crcuss,
has steadily grown from nothing to the following SCR,
| gates:
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perceive in this unprecedented patronage eVdene
, Of public approval and esteem.
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