Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29
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Ninth VO1ume--ISJG.
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The City OF Chicago has become the Commercial Enpo-
l {" lie Nntth NesI, ana Is the ruling market of six
AnsIie. with a present population Of nearly 100000
an Important centre tor local The vast systems of
Railroads and Telegraph lines terminating in it, enable is
newspapers 10 gather Intelligence from ali directions with
wonderful dispatch The former necessity excuse for
ei'n TO Sc" Ok Tor papers, TO get the news
zen vi ia several Gays later intelligence, now be OBJ
tanned IN the New YORK. Of the West" Among these
te undeFsi;ned would respeetfuy recommend TO the
public tue CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
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ing the earliest news, ami keeping readers fuv posted
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corps Of ioc; correspondents who viii keep promptly
informed Of The progress of events home.
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ecotes and Numerous Articles pens of the best
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Chicago.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
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have been retained He will devote his time and talent
10 the interest of the back bone class OF the
y. The subjects of Farming. Gardening and Housekeep-
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POLITICS OF TIE TRIBUNE.
Believing that the spread Liberty aud not of Bond
has enlisted the the National Repubians
not For the campaign, but during the Taking the
Independence its text book it contends princi
ple declared by the Unanimous vote of Fathers OF the
uatasy servtude IS Inconsistent with the Fundamental
principles OF civil and religious liberty, is therefore
f4tg tn II fa.a
Territory and that the just influence OF the National
eTnment be eXertoC ON the side Of freedom.
THE TRTBCNE i steafas: advocate Education good
rencr and kindred Questions il will conIiny r. w
war OF determination against all unsound and
laws The avoiding OF t;txation or the iframtpg Of tS
people TIE TRIBUNE viii treat all such frankly
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IDENTITY all subjects, hut Will do il in jage
avoiding personalities and scunilous opinions towards
lis opponents.
EVENTS OF THE COMING YEAR.
The great year 1856 upon us Every thing connected
with the present aspect OF affairs points likely
be of the most remarkable years of the present
tury In that year viii happen the great Presidential
Election which is to decide whether Freedom Slavery
shall rule this Union and in that year Kansas will
admitted rejected Free State; In that year the
fate of Italy, Hungary, ana Poland may deceed and
in that year tyranny and oppression ali the
world may either receive their death wound pro-
of Human Rights turned half century,
Il is evident that the between European Powers
viii not be concluded Till R2sia shall be hunbIed the
Car snail rule the oestinies of Europe.
While the Tribune will be re>olrtpy he
oil the People ana true Democracy, it viii be faithful
ehroucler of the great play events act succeeds act
and scene follows whether the right be
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! matter.
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of the Tribune respectfully solicit Western public to
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1t the with the large Morning Daily and
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