Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-18

are gwen OF the lnclC!anulsC anu inc pTpuuCC
kets generally, and Of tho cattle markets, made up
by an experienced reporter expressly for the Irav
| ci,r.
Agents ,upp'ed an reasonable terms.
The Daily Evening Traveller
! Is published at Sir Dollars year, in advance and
sold at TUE cents a COPY. This pioneer pa
per maintains its ascendancy, and with its hreeda
iy editions, has unsurpassed circulation-g
superior a9uautdges n aducrtiSmP MEDIUM.
! WORTIIINGTON, FLANDERS Il CO.,
PUBLISHERS,
Traveller Buildings, State ST., Boston
Jan. I'd. 1856. W - mos. 3
TgNHE NETWORK TRIBUNE, 1sj5-6.-TTIE
4 TRIBUNE is now in tho middle of its hf-
teen year Vol Ky. Of its weekly issue common
ced on the LIST Of September last The American
/ public need not be made acquainted with its
character claims to consideration. With but
subordinate regard for prudence, policy or popular
/ ity, it has aimed to stand for Righteousness, for
Truth, for Humanity, against fortified lniquity,
Fraud and Oppression. There is not a slave trader
| on this Continent, though he never read anything
but his bills Of sale md notcs-rnyabic, who docs
! not know AMI hate TIE TRIBCNE there is not
an extensive fabricator of drusged and poisonous
! Liquors who does not consider it very dangerous
and immoral paper aId wonder why its publication
is tolerated in commercial, cotton-buying City
| like Ncw-l York. The Newark Mercury once torci-
bly, remarked that it had never known hard, grip
| ing scrcwng, avaricods employer who was not
hostile to THE TRIBUNE, nor one cmnently gem
crous and kindly who did not like it. Prompt and
p ttg .lpr or n
abn.rs of I've Will inc, no rxe,rtinI from
human GaiIibiltv. il nav have done Temporary in
Justice to individuals but it has never been unfaith
full to Principle nor leat to the cries Of tho wrong
rovel AND ,,ror,,I,r .boorins cnu,cmuIotirf. the
tnnIioratio, of bn,no, VOC osrccaliv those Of the
voiccess and down.trodicn, have ever found audi
ence and hospitality while it has aTicntly resist
,r,scr;b, ,,i o,,,,l IN ,r,, cI,gs hcc,i,,r Of i,cr
stiles Of Nativity, Creed, or Color.
In lrfancn ,fl,alr,,,ics tho most otrocious. and
~ b,.t,Isti.s ill.,, mo. doojry ,rd ,ntirir, THE
TRTpI+NEbos crown stSoJiiy in rublic 9rurcsi.
ati,,, r,,,, tho 4 az, az t., ri,i1 ia means t ser,
in. tIc ,,ilic bayc becn ai,ncntcd in rronortion.
Iretcod Of s;n,Io r4itnr viii one or t,go a..i.t
orts lie or,,nigotio, ,ovr cl,,,,riscs n numerous
b1r ~ -, oL e..oI L,, ',,c,i.I o,c,,',,li .I,
'i'sH' iS'ua|6ttT nc H'iIiy
amount Of reading matter given more than quaiEu-
pies that of its earliest issues SIAN Of valued
c"rreslondcts onclrcles the globe, transmitting
early and Intelligent narratons Of whatever Is most
worthy ct attention while Politics, Legislation,
literature Art. liistory-in snort whatever affects
the social wclIbeln% of mankind Polemc theology
alone excepted finds here the irocst and most
scarchlnS discussion.
Attached by profound conviction to the bcnehccnt
p'Iicy OF Industrial development aud internal
lntcrrommuncation whose most con>ptcuous cham.
L"n through the last liali-tentury wa. HENRY
ChAf-lmhuei, moreover, with that spirit Of Tor
beaTence toward our weaker ncighbors and toward
the much wronged Aboriginos Of this Continent
p
, | Of Wing, THE TRIBUNE, while surrcndcrine nc
jot Of its proper independence cooporated earnestly
ana ardently with tho Wing party SO long as 1t:
5 Vitality was rre-erycd. When in 1902 an at
tempt was made to intcrpolato slaNc-hunting into
its c-ccd,we sternly resisted that imposition; when
at the close of the last Presidential canvass, it wa
seen that large portion of the Wings preferred tc
Gelont their own party rather than allow Its ANTI
slavery wing to share its triumph, even under
conservative Chict on Pro,Slayery platform, We
knew and proclaimed that the Whig party was NJ
A culhlhatioh OF the KNOW -Nothlng conspiracy, ant
the speedy absorption therein OF the whole force
c ffo-9iaFtry Nhigisn, only confirmed our undoubt
= ing anticipations. With no sickly lamentations
I therefore, tor tho inevitably bygone, but witt
. hope, and sympathy, and words of cheer, have W.
, hal!ed the beginning and watched the progress o
= that mighty kEPI BLlCAN movement which, i'm
= pelleu by the reihdlous violation OF the Missouri
{ compact and simulated by the astounding out
. RACES whereof the rights Of TIE Free Settlers o
Kansas have been the victims-by the repeated an,
utter Vlliation OF their elections by an armed mol
corrected by conspiracy and hurled suddenly uPol
mem from the border counties OF the ncighborni
slave Ntate,ls destined to sweep away the landmark
h OF Old party ieuds, and unite the true heardS an
l. strong arms Of the irce-aoucd in one mighty chur
n to conhne the scoursc and scandal Of our couutI
WITHIN the limits OF the states which unwiseIy up
hold II 10 the success OF this effort, the encrcic
OF HE IElBt NJ will be STORMY devoted Will
w the TEMPERANCE REFORM including the cntir
/ suppres .ion Of the Traffic in Intoxicating Beverage
|, i H' -! IT. as hitutrt"' an earnest ana uhhlhch
ing champion.
Commencing as daily folio Of moderate size
and with scarcely shadow of patronage, TIL
IklBt NJ is now issued in quarto form DALI
(three distinct editions) SEMI WEEKLY and WEENL
t, %n sLu't - Gy % lnches, eisht ample pages
l. oaVi its nus Sleapl'y 6fo"
Al ~ tio t,laoWIns agsro.a n
n pdiIy issue (eVenhg ana morning. 2o,joO cops
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