The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-02
The New York Tribune.-l957-S

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with the foremost Of its rivals in the rapid expan-
sion OF Newspaper enterprise, which the great cX-
tension of Railroads, and the establishment Of the
Telegraph system have crowded into these last
sixteen eventlul Ntnrs. Noarecr journal is afford
ed ut so low price in any quarter of the world !;
none in America, no matter at what price issued
pays an equal amount, weekly or monthly, for in
telloctual labor 1t employs correspondents reg
ulary in the leading capitals of Europe and at
the most important points this continent, with
Il liberal stali of writers and reporters at home
regarded full, carly and accurate Information rs
The first object OF a Newspaper. and the timely
and thorough elucidation thereof as the chief end
of its Editorials. In that spirit The TRIBUNE
has been and viii be conducted, extending and
lcrlecting its correspondence fast as the in
crease OF its patronage will justify the expense.
Should the current attempt to connect the Old
with the New World by the magnetic wire prove
successful, We shall very soon, ut a heavy cost to
ourselves and, we trust, core sponding ndvau-
tnge to our readers, publish each morning a syn
opss OF the preceding days occurrences through
out Europe, Northern Africa and Western Asia
with regular reports Of the markets, the monetary
aspects and harvest prospects Of hlther Europe.
W It'll good atlas beside him and his daily paper
on his fire side table, the American farmer or ar
tsan within days ride OF the city may then
study each evering the doings Of the civilized
world throughout the day preceding; and il seems
hardly possible that any who can read, hut es-
pecially one who has children to educate. will
onger deny himself the pleasure and profit Of
n daily Journal.
The TRIBUNE deals with questions Of Polit-
iShl economy uphc rohcy, Etnlcs, material
Irogress ana WIateyGr may aiiect tie lhtelectu-
~ MORAL oocial HIid hyAcai well nelhg OF man
khu. doghouc lheoogy alone expected: Its
leading idea is the honoring Of honest useful Work
IN Whatever sphere OF GaPacity' ana the conse-
quehl eitNa'loh ol ule l;"nollHS oilsS III khoWi-
edee, virtue ana seheIaI esteem us necessarily
nosllIe 10 oIaNeIy u'Gcr aI us a'pects 10 ihtem-
PeIHhCe III Wii''eNcI luIIil OF uegIee WIN lts ac-
cessores to war save IN the defence of Country
ana Liberty against actual INVASION, and to every
iofm ol HonOhhs' Desiring to see Production
eNlehueu ahu ehC"ur"geu Wnle Wld speculation
ana useless lT'Hc are cuI'a,Icu II laNors the poll
Gy oi .ustanng ana dlvGrsiying home Industry
pN 'l'crnhhatlg lAliu-a pullcY winch tends
TO increase the price OF Gram to The farmer while
alhiilshhs that 'l hread 10 the artsan- by reduc-
lng tne distance across Which ther respective pro
ducts are eNchAnged ana, oi course reducing the
cost 3i tnelr transfer Regarding flihpusierlsm
~ ~ aI lts pheseS' ana every form ana device OF
N''ohaI VoNc'ouShcsS WV! ~ unquuhed abhor-
renee as 'ile pane OF hePGpiles ana III their trl-
umph lhe grave ol tqua humans Rights, we seek
ny NNeIN Ihc"hS 10 WOO "I!u win lhe attention oil
our couhtrNmeh rom projects oi acknowledgement
abroad 20 enterprises ol deNelopnent and beniti-
GenGe i'll hVme' foremost among winch we rank
EalIroa' through Inc heart o our territory to
connec' the waters Of the Atlantic with those of
the racine beHevhg that the goods OF this life
are not yet larry distributed ANA that no one ready
10 work should ever ianlsh III unwilling idlcnosS.
It lends an open ear to every suggestion of Social
improvement winch does not countervail the die
tates OF eternal Morality nor war upon that natur-
al rgat OF every one to whatsoever he n as fairly
produced or honestly acquired, whose denial must
SINK mankind INTO the chaos and night of Barbar-
Ism ana universal squaor WIN profound con-
seriousness mat ldlers, drunkards ibortines and
proiilgates can never De other On the nain) than
needy anu W!elehea, II pears ai1l' the great truth
mat fieVehuoh is pct'er thah fumshment-that
.lg , cnilu trained ~ S up IN the way ne should CO.
VIII ruielI III ne'I! c yes uSsert thh way Tor me
!notnN pun VI Nloe anu NIlIit1thll rue ia,
W w Ii1.S "I.N la i9 wen
a. % tiIc Iiost eiicctlVe temporal
"'I'tuU'e ~ ,te elioIS Hu Noes VI our Iuce' nee
oeh'MnE II. ,ne mos uograIeu specimen oil Iu'
nl"il'y ulflne sPaIK Wh'cn sh9uId De reNeIcnt-
y tnellsheul uCl Iu'n.essIE uouueh our, we nave
cnaI'lN iuI n1l IoIlIH ~ cNlI pu, 'psG WHICH seek
Iel'c IHl uGN.n'"be TIouTn lie "eohseineht oil
our lenpW1pengs' ne champion ol no no class or
."s'e' i 'Ilc ueNo,ee VI o 49, we WCuu !nlA De
nses aid osn;r9+inne tLc borh;,ror 0f ci,,oral
concord betveeu Labor and Con;tni and o,nono
those whom, cirru,nstoucne ar rnison,rebo,sio,Is
have thrown into unnatural autngoniI,n 4 co.
ten}ornrv once observed that he never knew a
hard rrnspiug. uigonrlIy emtlover who diJ mot
hate 'TIIr TntnI,yT. nor :, p,nerous Iar,e-so,,le5
kindly one yilIino to live md let i've who III
not like H. Wcpsk no birhcr praise no warmer
attcstntion.
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