Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-05
SIXTY-NIN YEAR.
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Weekly Gazette
FOR 1861.

The great Presidential battle havins nav elssed
with the trium Sh o. the Republicans in the election
Of LINCOLN and. . new era wall sson be
insugurated in the policy o. our Government, and its
energies be welded within the recognized limits OF
the Constitution. in favor Of Freedom, and not ofSla.
very.
Consequences Of inmediats and extra riinary max-
nitnde hang uPOz this event The revelation in our
Public Affairs Of which il is the ~ ecursor, has arOu<-
Ell a Storm Of fanaticism in the Cotton States which
bids lair 10 test the Cuian, the Constitution, and the
been subjected.
The s~ue,tions Of peaceful o. revolutionary ssces
>ioa, Nullihettion, and Regulatory Legislation. Aavz
nov arisen, involving numerous others tOGching the
merry OF sur Institutons. State and FEDERAL rela-
tons ard 'essihly The demand On the part Of the ex-
IRENE Scath Tor new Concessions and Gulrintees a. a
condition Of the c 'nti fuanee o. the FEDERAL I'm on
a the project Of a Southern Cotton Confeleraey as
sumes shape, that Of reOpsning the African Slave
Trade also rears its hideous head. We are at the
turning point in the great eouaict between Freedom
and slavery.
An.id the upheaVing Of the political and social eIs
m-nts at home, a crisis seems To be impending over
Europe, ans the probabilities daiiv btcOaing more
imminent Of a collision between the GFcat lowers,
which may shake the dynaSties Of the old vorl "a to
their foundations. Every where the forces ofhnm4ni
" are in motion, and Truth and Light are battling a.
gainst Error and Wrong in their multiforn shapes
The signs OF the ines, therefore, indicate a year
Of startling changes and great events. and he who
would keep pace with the spirit and intelligence Of
the age, must READ. An euterPrisins newsPaperis
an epitome OF this living werlO, and brings II. with
all its ever varying phases, before the minds eye OF
the poor man in his cottage as we'll as The rich man in
his palace. II is the cheapest article Of necessity or
luxury that the ingenuity Of man has yet devised, and
he vho ignores il buTies his nOblest capacities, and
is practically dead to ihe interests and concerns Of
his race. outside OF the morrow sphere in which he
moves.
Such an ore We shall continue TO strive 10 make the
GAZETTE. ard to render il, for tie coming wear.
worthy OF still more geEcral favor. Tn pressure Of
that class OF political natter specially sTpertaining
TO the Campaign being now over, We shall he able 10
give a much larger qgantity Of litersTy and misc-la-
neOus reading. for the benefit OF those who feel com
p~arativeiy little concern in politics We BE stow great
pains upon the making up Of the Gazette. and believe
We can safely say that in variety. freshness aud in.
teTest, It will not suffer by Comparison with any East
eTn paper, while an Important advantage in point OF
time. by its sarlier arrival, is gained to Western
subscribers. our Printing and Mailing are also now
dsne with such dispatch as 10 enable Us TO have our
entire edition in the mail by u o'clock on the nom
ing Of publication, and subscribers will ihRs invaria-
bly, receive them by the first mails thereafter. The
extra amount OF reading matter which tho Gazette
furnishes its readers. in consequence Of its large size,
should not be overlooked by thos~ wEs want the news
Of IN eday ~sOzPIsts, and ROt in a partial and imper
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