Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-08-29
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oven with the foremost of its rivals In the rapid expansion
Newspaper enterprise which the extension of Railroads
ana the establishment Of the telegraph system have crowd
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none in America no matter at what price issued pays
equal amount, weekly monthly, for intellectual labor. n
employs correspondents regularly in the leading capitals OF
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the Monetary aspects and harvest prospects Of hher Europe
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THE TRIBUNE deals with questions Of Political Economy,
Public Policy fthir Material Progress and whatever
affect the intellectual Mur Social and ph,sica we'll being
mankind, dOziuatir Theology pNrpped It, leading
idea is the hononE honest useful Work whatever sphere
capacity and the consequent elevation of the IHbong
Glass in knowrige virtue anil general esteem. II
Sariy hostile TO slavery under all is aspects to uempcr
In whatever form degree with it, acceoric' War
in the defense Of country and Liberty against actual in
aston. and ~ every form Of Ginboing Desiring
reduction EXTENDED and encouraged while wild Spccu
nd usccs. Traffic curailel It fivors the policy Of
dining devastating Home Industry BY discriminating
arn policy which tends increase the price Grain
he farmer while diminishing that Of Bread artisan
" reducing the distance across which to esnocye ur
urf al Nhq fNff nair
ranser. Regarding fihuseri,m in all It's phases and
very form and deviceof National covcousneSs. with unqua
led abhoruncc the banc Of Republics aud In their
mp the grave Of Equal Human Rights. seek BY every
WOO and win attention Of countrymcn from
cs Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT abroad To enterprises of develop
ent and heneceucr Mt home, foremost among which
INK RrarOrd through the territory to
the Of the Atlantic with those of the Pacific
cevng that the goods OF this lite not yet tlry distr
uied. and that ready to work should ftmsh In
Hing idcless. lends open 10 every suggestion
pclh improvement "hch docs not c"un"r'ail the dictates
fctcrna Morality upon that natural right Of every
ne TO whatsoever he has tiry produced honestly acquir
t. whose dehm mus SINK mankind into the chaos ana tight
tbarhari'm and uui' ersa sluaor. with profound con-
iouuess that oilers drunkards Hbcrtnes and proigttes
never be- other lin the man than needy aud wrrtchrd
bears anft the great truth that Prevention u better than
unishmeutthl the child trained up in the way he should
will rarely in desert that way for the thoruy
th of Vice and Crme-that true Neutrality-suspicious..
lornl and Industrial well iutelectualis the most
ctive temporal nnloc tn the errors and ~ of our rnce
ecogni1ng in the most degraded specimen Of Humanity
wine spark which should he reverenty cherished ruth
SLY trol len ont we have charity r ali forms or owl h.
who seek personal advantage through the dehascnent
four fellow beings The champion Of class thu
eyocc Of no set would fam be- the Interpreter each
ther Of men hotter impulses and aspirations, the harhn
general concord between Labor and Capital aud among
whom circumstances misrepresentation. thrown
ITO unnatural antagonism contemporary otserv-
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cml.Weekiy 10000 copies; California and European
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Weekly and Weekly believe to hc exceeded by other
ewsraper Published in the world that Of the Daily falls be-
ind thut of Of our contemporaries Had hostility
Human slavery and the Liquor Traffic been guard
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ur patronage generally We have wish
plain.
Oflae concerted effort has been made to diminish our
rural alton through the influence Of the postmasers
ome Of whom embark in II largely others under roti,a
on-trnint while large number happy the sake
nf Human Mature to state, refuse he dragooncd
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and have doubtless lost thousands subscribers ia con-
sequence Prctex, 10 which Individual in his private
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take that this official warfare circulation be-
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