Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-25
The New York Tribune.


Tur rR,nrsE--now more than eighteen
wears Old, and hayiaa over Two liunircd lhou,
s,nl subscrbers of constant purl,as rs, dittisetl
throuct, every State aud Territory Of our Union
will touiinne Ia eSScntc wha, v has bcen-
the earnest champion OF iihcny Progress, an'i
az whichever will uinducu 10 our nitionRl growth
IL Virtue lalls'ry, kupwledgc, and Prosperity
/, VIII continue 70 urge the emancipation 'nol
.nlv.o of The Back L,b"er from eh)ueisln and
I IA imp iience, hut OF the White likewi-e hon
Ina Monopoly, Intslhpcrppco, Ignorance aud
,ha, den ,n.lrt..e IN remote Mark,s which par
alyzes excrliun by DENYING 10 luil any adequate
and morally certain reward Believing thai the
chief evil OF our time is tbs iuor'hnate multiple
cation AMI diSprolorti,m Of Noa-PFodnterS, u
will continue to var a1iiuSt whatever tends 70
degrade NJ ,uual LIB ~ or deprive II Of NJ Just
aud fall rccompenss. II viii mHrNihly com
inenl the policy OF winning hthcr from Eurufe
the Useful Arts, and, wherever they lnay be
needed, the As..sIas as well br whose products
on coaniry is now runnin, recAl,s,iy Into debt
while our laborers roam in truliess quest OF EN-
p,oymeat, leaving their children IN want OF
bread, though the farmer is ton ot'el compelled
10 sell his crops at most Inadequate prices, Ia
short, while baitng against Fllibuser SIN and
every other manifestation u that evil spirit wh Gu
seeks III onnh the spoil iton of n,licr chuntfss
that atgrand'zcmenl which is to be truly attain
ed only through the due deyelopme a, and eui,l-
yation of our internal resources il viii urgently
advocate more effectively discriminating lar
Sff, the Freedom Of the Public Lands, the Goa
struetion of Railroad from the navigab'e wa
tiers Of the Mississippi TO those of the Pacific,
and every o,hcr measure which seems TO us cal
culated a. caha &C ahe dignity or the recon-
pense oe Labor and promote The well-teiag OF
Mankind. ~ Spa
The eurepresble eonfrt' between Darkness
and Light, Inertia and Prgrrs', Slavery aud
Freedom, moves steadily onwad Isolated acts
of folly and madness may for the moment give
Il seeming advantage To Wong but God still
reigns, and the A ges are true TO Humanity and
Right. The year 1860 mest witness memora
BILE conflict between these irreconcilable a,hago-
nists. The quesiion-''Shall Human Slavery
1'be further strengthened aud dlIluse'l by the
-'power aud under the flag Of the Federal Union <
is now 10 receive momentous il not conclusive
answer. .band for the Landless, versus Ne
..grots for the Negroless' is the batle-cry of
the embodied Millions who, having just swept
Pennsylvania Ohio and the Northwest, appear
in the new Congress, back ed hy nearly every
Free Sac, 10 demand recognition OF every
mans right 10 cultivate aud improve modicum
OF the earth's surface wherever he has not been
anticipated by the States cession 10 another.
Free Homes. and the conservation of the virgin
soil Of the Territories TO Free Llbor--two re
quIrements, but one policy-mnst largely alb
sorb the attention Of Congress through the en-
suing session, as Of The People in the succeeding
Presidential canvass; and, whatever the mme
date issue, we cannot doubt that the ultimate
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