The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30
The New York Tribune
1886 O.

champion Of Eibaftt, Pre-. rese, an of
whatever will conduro to our rational
growth in Virtue. Industry, knowledge,
aud Prosperity. 1t will continue 10 ur. C
the emancipation not only of the Black
laborcr from chattcIism aud legal inpo-
tcuee,l but of TIE White liktwi c from
Land Mouofo!v, Ihtcm erance, lgn'r-
aace, and that dependence ON remote
Markets which paralyzcs eXcrtion by de-
nying to Toll any adequate and mora ty
certain reward B lievirg that the chief
evil Of orr time is the inordinate mutt PHI
cation and d:spropor;ion of NonProiu
GERS, it Will continue to war against what
ever tends to degrade Mar Iii Labor or
deprive il of lis just and full recompense.
Ii will 'inficx III q mmonced the policy Of
winning h:thcr frcm Europe the Useful
Arts, aad, " hererer they may be needed,
the Artisans as well, fer whose products
our, country is now run ming recklessly IN
to debt, while our Labor erS roam in fruit
Jess quest Of employment leaving their
children in want of bread, though the
farmer is too often compelled to sell his
crops at most inadequate phi cs. In
short, whlo battling against Fi'ibuster
ism and every other manifestation of that
evil spirit which seeks through the spo|ia
ton of other countries that aggrnndze-
mint which is to be truly attained only
through the due devclo! meut and cu'tiya-
ton of OF. Internal resources, it will ur-
gently advocate more effectively dis
eliminating Tariff, the Freedom of the
Public Lands, the construction of a Rail
road from the navigable waters of the
Mississippi TO those of tho Pacific, AMI
every other measure which SENS to us
calculated to enhance the dignity or the
recomperse Of Labor and promote the
wcll-bcing Of Mankind.
Tho ''irreprcssibIe conflict" between
Darkness ami Light, Inertia and Progress
Slavery aud Freedom, moves steadily on
ward. Isolated acts Of folly and mad
ness nav for the moment give seeming
advantage to Wrong; but God still reigns,
and the Ages are true TO Humanity and
Rights Tie year 1860 must witness Il
niemofale conflict between tEcse ire
conciIaLIe antagonists. The question
'.SAaIl Human Slavery be further
strengthened and diiiuscd Ey the power
and under the flag of tho Federal Union =
Is now Ia receive momentOus II net con
elusive answer. Land for the Lf,udIcss,
'.yersus Negroes for the Negrolcss' is the
lattle cry Of the embodied Millions who,
having just swept Pennsylvania, Ohio and
the Northwest, appear in the new Con
gress, backed by every Free State, TO de
mand recognition of every mans right
TO cultivate and improve n mOdicum Of
the earth's surface wherever he has not
been Anticipated by the States cession to
another. Free Homes, aud the conse-
Grafton of the virgin soil of the Territories
to Free Labor-two requirements, but
one policv-must large Y absorb tie at
tention Of Congress through the ensuing
session, rs of the People in the succeed
ing Presidential canvass; and, whatever
the immediate issue, We cannot doubt
that the ultimate verdict will be IN accord
ut once with tho dictates ofimpartial Phi
la6throJy and tLcinalienable Rights Of
Afan.
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