Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-02
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In the universal expectation, the year just before us
eghtcd with extraordinary interest the hopes
and the desnies Of mankind The but bloody war Of
80 has left Italy volcano and Europe In The ghosts
Of murdered haunt the dreams Of the youne Kaiser
at Sphoenbrunn the deathery Of betrayed garoted Lib
orty ti rings IN the oi the lucky conspirator
throncd by Tic Seine. The "sck Man by the Bosphor
us is with dicuy made to preserve little longer tho
sembance uf ife while the vulturcs gather to dsscvor
and feast on his remains Great britain, just relieved
from perlous aud wasting strife In India is about TO
plunge into another, less serious but costly, In China
simultaneously with agitation fer more or les real
Reform IN her Parliamentary representation at home
Russia proscveres in the oduous task oiemancpang her
forty millions Of serfs uohy initiated by her young
Emperor though he Gndst far more difficult even for Aq-
t0crat 20 vanquish moss-grown abuses and venerable
wrongs than to 0cquesce in and uphold them. Germany
dreaiy ponders the question: s there verify aGermanyt
OF Is this but word artuy devised to hide from forty
Millions OF rational cultivated meditoye people their
countrys degradation and impotence the her-looms
and apanages of some two score of imperial royal and
noble housesi France gagged and blinded has yet not
ceased to think to feel shame in grovelng beneath
the iron heel Of dcFpots armed legions Spain counts
her beads In silence yet dlowsiy apprehends that this Is
not the Eleventh but the Nineteenth Century. In brief,
the Old Word aroused from the sumbor Of centuries by
the neigh Of the Iron Horse the low thunder Of the steam
Printing Press the lightning fash of the wordgrdng
Telegraph dimy realizes that the long night Of inclec-
tua aud political subugaons is passing away and that
the day Of Liberty aud Justice for the longsuerng mill
lions Is dawning
Iu our country the irrcprcssibe conflict between
Darkness aud Light Inertia aud Progress Slavery and
Freedom, moves steadily onward Isolated acts Of folly
and madness may for the moment give seeming advan-
tage Wrong but God sl regns and the Ages true
to Humanity and Right. The year 1850 must witness
memorable conflict between these irreconciahle anRQOn-
lists The question-"shall Human Slavery be further
strengthened and dused by the power and under the flag
of the Federal Unionl" is TO receive momentous il
not conclusive answer. "Land for the Landless
Negroes for the Negroeess is the battle cry of the
bodied millions who, having just swept Pennsylvania
Ohio and the North West, appear in the new Congress
backed by nearly every Free State to dnand recogni
ion ofeycry mans right to cultivate and improve modi-
Of the caths surface wherever he has not been
ucpated by the states cesson to another Free Homes
and the conservation of the virgin soil OF the Territories
to Free Labor-two requirements, but one pocy-must
largely absorb the attention Of fCongress through the
suing session. OF the people in the ensuing Presidential
canvass; and, whatever the immediate ISSUE cannot
doubt that the ultimate verdict win be in accord at
with the dictates of impartial Philanthropy and the in
aenahle Rights ofMan.
THE TRmUxE-now more than eighteen years old and
having Two Hundred Thousand subscribers
slant purchasers dused through every State and Terri
TORY Of Union-wi continue in what IL has
been-the earnest champion of Liberty, Progress and Of
whatever will conduce to our national growth in Virtue,
Industry knowledge, and Prosperity II Will continue to
urge the emancipation not only Of the Black aborer from
chattesm and legal impotence, but Of the White likewise
from Lana Monopoly lntemperanee Ignorance ana that
dependence remote Markets which parayz exerton by
denying toll any adequate and morally certain reward
Believing that the chief evil OF our time is the iuordnae
multiplication and disproporton OF NOn-Producers IL
will continue to war against whatever tends to degrade
Manual Labor deprive IL of its just and full recompense
1t will iuexby commend the policy Of winning hither
from Europe the Useful Arts, and wherever they may be
needed the Artisans as we'll for whose products our cuun
try is running recklessly into debt while aborers
in fruitless quest OF employment leaving their chill
dren in want Of bread though the farmer is too often com
short while battling against Filibustersm and every 9TH
manifestation OF that evil spirit which seeks through
the spoaton Of other countries that aggrandizement
which is to he truly attained only through the due deye
opmeut and cultivation Of our internal resources, it will
urgently advocate effectively discriminating Tariff,
TIE Freedom OF the Public Lands, the construction OF
Railroad from the navigabe waters Of the Mississippi to
those Of the Pacific and every other which seems
TO us calculated to enhance the dgy or the reconpense
of Labor snd promote the well-being Of Mankind
Having made arrangements for fuller and more graphic
reports Of the dongs OF Congress- and whatever else
trnsrug at the Federal Metropolis shall seem worthy Of
public regard and having EXTENDED both Foreign and
domestic correspondence and strengthened Editorial
staff we believe THE tribune may safely challenge com
parson with rival whether as an exponent Of prnci-
pies or as reliable mirror OF the passing world We pur-
pose not to be- surpassed ucpated in the collection
presentation Of intelligence though eschew that
reputation for enteph which Is acquired by bribing
messengers and clerks in public Offices to connve at the
premature publication of treaties other official docu-
meuis We prize accuracy Of statement quite as highly
prompitude, but endeayor not to sacrifice the latter
while securing the former. Essentially, IHL tribune
will be what 1t has been, while shall constantly study
to improve rs every feature ana make each day crltc
on the last The general verdict OF the Press ana Public
has affirmed the of past abors and those Of
the future shall be characterized by equal eanestness and
aSsduiy We ask those who believe in the general inu-
of journal to be salutay TO aid us in extending
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