New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-31
The New.York Tribune,
1853. so.

srspljc Cable marks q new era in tie histcvy Of
Human Progress. Heneeforh, Europe. Westcen
All. and Northern Africa lie within an hours astancs
from eur shores and the battle which decides lief
Of q knsdom, the capture Of Fienrs or GiorAi-
ar, the fall Of dynasty, the triumph OF AGsarpa.
ton the birth Of an beir 10 royalty, The death OIL
Nicholas or Wellington, ~ any country wsice
touches the Mediterranean, the Eu1ine, tie Brk
Sea or the Germsn Ocesa, will be Published IN
New-iork the neI. morning, if not on the very dsy
Of its occurrence. In moment - it were, We
have been thrown into the immediate Intellectual
neghbo,hood Of the wh Die ihseA and large por-
non of the semi -psrbarous world. The r &c sd sa
of stocks il London or Pars viii henceiorin a ee re-
ported from day 70 day IL the journals Of osr ses-
board cites Tie boliest operators in Wal street
willreuse to buy or sell until they have resd tie quo
tstions Of that days business on the Royal EIchMge
and at the Bourse who.e Transactions VIII have
slosel sn hour or So before ours can begin A rsvou
Eon in Parls, al important vote in PsrlsmeG 81 iu-
surrection in Italy, fire in Constaltnop,e vii DO
discussed around the breakfast tables OF Ne s-York
q few hours after its occurrence. mighty
though silent transformation IN the conditions of hu-
man existence has Just been effected by lie little
wire stretching across the oceans bed ron the
soast Of ireland 10 that OF British America and
one inevitable result Of this must be IN unexsm-
pied community of feeling and interest Among the
nations Of Chrlsteudom, and consequens desfre
for more intmate acquaintance with eseh others
ioings through the medium Of the Newspaper
Press 1t seems hardly possible that Thousands
should not henceforth regularly read their own
journals, who have hitherto been content with an
occasional glance 81 those taken by their ne.ghbors;
while many who have hitherto been conten. with
Weekly issue Will now require Semi-Weekly or
Daily. In short, Intelligence, always vital element
Of growth in wisdom success in business, or enjoy
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fully solcts its share of the new patronage which
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favor of REPUBLICANs-of those who nste al
forms of oppression, and desire that every rsnonaI
| being shall be free TO employ bis faculties in
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those who would extend Liberty and limit Slavery
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who look and labor for the return OF National
thrift, plenty, prosperity, through the PROJECTION
| Of American Industry BY wisely discriminating
duties on ImpOrts-all who favor National Progress
through internal development aud metorston
rather than by external aggression aud eX,ehsion-
ali who would rather have the NstonI resources
devoted to the construction Of Railroad to
the Pacific than to the purchase or conquest Of
Mexico, Nicaragua or Cuba-al who would ro-
trench radically our present inordinsse Federal
expenditures by abolishiDg or immensely reducing
the Army aud Navy, and expehding tho
money thus saved on works of beDshcence
which will endure to bless our children
all who profoundly realize that "RIGHrEousNEss
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ACQUISITIONS or successes achieved by means which
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lotment of limited portions Of the Public Lands 10
Actual Settlers thereon, and every hopeful phn
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| from deartb Of employment or inadequate recon-
pense-every scheme especially that seeks 70 help
the unfortunate by enabling and teaching them 10
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pathy and cooperation
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ness in ayowng ito convictions and ability in main
tanning them. We appeal, then, TO those who
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