Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-01-10

Prohibition, Of justice to the deapised ana down.
trodden, md of the equal and inalienabte rights
o. the hnman rce, irrespective Of sex, Or creed
o. color, have from time to time repealed many
Sunshine friends, whose prejudices u seeming ~
teresis were thereby conirayened, but have cons
bined to form character which it will endeavOr
10 rllairitain and assign It position among jour
,als which we feel that it will henceforth beia
usccess not 10 impair.
The ieadinS ideas 10 which the Tribune ID a.
voted may be briefly ast forth % follows Fire
dom to do whatever is essentially right-not alone
for white Americans Or Anglo-saxon, Or Caucas-
ians 1Sen--not for one racafo determine whether
they will OF will not hold another race in bondage
but for every race and nation, md every adult
rational human being. This freedom isrightfnlIy
absolute in the broad domain O. opinion, and. in
wolves The equal and imperative right to political
ffnpchise :--aDagDR, or she necessary right sof
the legally indicated majority 10 interdict in the
sphere Or action all practices which It deems de-
Imoralizing, sherefore prejudiciai TO- the common
veal :--3. iBErEvoLENcE.J or the wisdom Of
employing, the resources and credit Of the COM
munity to accomplish works Of general and mn
questioned utility 10 which individual means are
inadequate Or which, though eminently conducive
To the public good, do not promise to reimburse
by their direct income the outlay required for
struction ,,--4 Ind,tsfrial Derelopment, az the
corner stone of a trne and benigDant national
policy, counting the naturalization of new and
valuable art, or product Of the soil az more inn
portant than the acquisition Of fresh province or
island and equally within the sphere Of national
concern and natianal effort :-=PEAcE. as vital
condition Of true progreas, TO be cherished by the
most anxious, assiduous study to profer as readily
as we are prone to require redress for every wrong
and never 10 be surrendered except at the call Of
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