St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-10
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Eleventh voLrNE or
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
For the Year 1858.
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Progress and Reform Believing that Liberty, and not
Bondage, the saving principles the American Republic,
the T NE Is enlisted into the ranks OF the National Re-
publicans not for Il campaign, but during the Ia.
king the Constitution its chart and the immortal Dec
araton Of Independence its text book contends for
the principles declared by the unanimous vote ii tho
Fathers of the Republic III the Congress of 111S That
slavery OF involuntary scryude is inconsistent with the
fundamental principles Of religious liberty, and there
fore insist. that Slavery shall b. excluded the Ma
tona Territories, and that the just influence Of the FEEDER
al Government be eSerted on the side OF Freedom.
The Tribune symIathiSes with that Protestant princi
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TO Orm his opinion all questions. Il e,nd,ins
ctsGStca interference III THE ballot box ami looks with
di.trust upon the close political alliance existing between
the two syst.ms Of dc'i"tiSm in Amcrica!olery and
slavery.
POLITICAL ECONOMY OF TIE TRIBUNE
a leading idea Of the TRIBUNE i. tha, L,bor being thu
foundation OF National Prosperity. should he free homer
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more workers and fewer drones in the human hive
industry and less speculation il has no confidence in
short cuts to wealth aud Is opposed 10 Gambiug-wheth.
or III real estate, stocks cards.
The TRIBUNE is in favor National policy 81 rcgul.
ting the currency, and fostering Industry that the
Farmer shall receive g,pi steady prices for his products
the Mechanic constant employment at rcmuncrative
wages and the Merchant fair profit upon his capital ri.k
and services will c,atnue To wage Of extermi
nation against all Wild Cat currency and banking
schemes having for their object the evasion Of laws
or the 'trauiing OF the people.
The IRlBl NJ l. pledged to work for radical rcfurma-
ton OF The prevailing financial system which every few
years Initiates the currency and credits Of the country
thereby causing the loe TO plunge reckicsly debt
which attaches fictitious aud dclusiNe upou urop
erty pcrS,adng men that they mlunaircS when re
all, in5ovent, and then suddenly contracting up pan
ic5trGc community. crushing n thoa. ais in hone.
less bankruptcy throwing hundreds Of thousands H.
hnrers out ii employment and Gripping the business and
prosperity oi millions, for the sole benefit Of the vcier.
oflw and the followers Of Sylock Against the contnu.
ance ID such financial policy, the TRIBUNE will lift it.
voice and influence, until reform is instituted.
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