American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-16
The New-York Tribune,
1050-50.

4uO O0OOCooi0t loI lux W buo hpuo-&Ab
lantio Telegrophic Cable marks new era
in the history Of Human Progress. Hence.
forth, Europe Western Asia aud North
America lie within an hours distance from
our shores, and the battle which besides
the fate ofa kingdom. the capture ofa Wen
na or Giberaltar, the fall Of dynasty, the
triumph Of an userpaIiOn, the irth Of au
heir to royalty the death Of Nicholas or
Wellington, in any country which touches
the Mediterranean, the EuIine, the Black
sea or the German Ocean, will be publish
cd in the N-w-York Tribune the next
morning, If not on the very day Of its oc.
curence. In moment, il is where. We
have been thrown into the immediate intel
lectual neigbbolhood Of the whole civilized
and a large proportion of the semi-barbar-
Gus world. The rize or fall of stocks in
London or Paris will henceforth be re-
ported from day to day in the journals Of
our seabord cities. The boldest operators
in Wall-street will refuse to buy or sell
until they have read the quotations Of that
days business on the Royal Exchange and
at the Boourse, whose transactions will
have closed an hour or so before ours can
begin. A revolution in Paris, an impor.
tant vote in Parliament, an in direction in
Italy, fire in Constant rtiDople, will he dis
cussed around the bresk fast.table in New.
York few hours after its occurrence. "A
A mighty thought silent transformation 10
the condition Of human existence has just
been effected by the little wire streachipg
across the oceans bed from the cost Of
Ireland to that Of British America, and
one inevitable reeult of this must be an
unexampled community Of feeling an interest
among the nations Of Christendom, and q
consequent desire for moe intimate ac
quaintance with each others doings
through the medium Of Newspaper Press.
1t seems hardly possible that thousands
should not heuceforth read their own jour
mails, who have hitherto been content with
an occasional glance at those taken by
thei, neighbors; while many have hitherto
been content with Weekly issue will
now require Semi. Weekly or Daily
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meut in life, has now became Indispensable
TO all.
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share of the new patronage which the Me.
tropolitan Press is henceforlh constrained
at heavy weekly oost.to deserve. Il ask
especially the patronage and active favor
of Republicans-of those who hate oil
forms Of oppression. and desire that every
rational being shall be free to employ his
faculties in such innocent manner as he
shall deem best--of those who would ex
tend Liberty and limit Slavery-but it fur
tber appeals likewise to all who look and
labor for the return Of National thrift
plenty, prosperity, through the Protection
Of American Industry by wisely discrimi
mating duties on Imports-all who favo
National Progress through internal devel
opement and moderation rather than b.
external aggression and extension-all VIII
would rather have the National resources
devoted to the construction Of a Railroat
to the Pacific than to the purchase or con
quest Of Mexico, Nicaragua or Cuba--al
who would retrsnch radicslly our presen
inordinate Federal expenditures by abol
ishing or immensely reducing the Arm!
and Navy. and expending the money thu
saved on works OF beni6cisnce which vii
endure 10 bless our childrsn--all who pro
foundly realize that "Righteousness "exal
teth nation" and that no real advantage
can occur to any person or community from
acquisitions or success aoheived by means
which countervene the laws of Eterna
Right, The free allotment Of limited por
tions Of Public Lands to Actual Settler
thereon, and every hopeful plan intended
, to diminish the sum OF human misery from
dearth OF employment or inadequate re
compense-every scheme especially tha
, seeks to help the unfortunate by enabling
, and teaching them to help themselves
must command our earnest sympathy an
, cooperation.
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h papers a mail earlier than they might 9th
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/. sen from among the best in the country
i we believe that even those who dislik
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n 10 maintaining them. We appeal. the
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