Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-11-01
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
NEW VOLUME

On the seventh Of September. 1861. THE NEW YORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE commenced the twenty first year Of
its EXISTENCE THE pAILY TR!BUNE being some months
younger. For than twenty years. this journal has
labored in what its conductors have felt to be the
Humanity Justice and Freedom endeavorng meliorate
the condition of the oppressed and unfortunate to honor
and encourage useful exerton in whatever sphere and
promote by all means the moral intellectual and material
advancement Of our country 1t has aimed to he right
rather than popular and to espouse and commend toay
the truth that others may not he willing accept till
morrow In pursuing this course, mistakes have doubt
less been made and faults committed but having in all
things melted renders to think and judge for themselves
rather than adopt blindy our others conclusions
believe that may fairly claim for this journal the
credit of having qualified its readers to detect expose
even its own errors To develop the minds of the young
by the most general thorough and practical Education
and to stimulate and encourage Productive Industry
through free grants Of Public Lands TO actual settlers
cuyators also through the protection Of
peculiarly exposed branches from too powerful foreign
competition, among the aims to which this journal
adhered through good and evil report and which stead
lastly cOnmends to American patriotism and philanthropy
As to the Civil War devastating our country we
hold it to have originated in Rebellion wanto
wicked, inexcusable than was ever before knowna Re-
beon In the interest Of the few against the manya Re-
beion designed to raise higher the walls Of and
tighten the chains Of oppression. Having done all
could without surrender OF vital principle to avoid this
War; and witnessed the forbearance meekness and long
suffering with which the Federal Government sought
avert its horrors hold it our clear duty with that Of
every other Citizen to stand by the nation and its fairly
chosen rulers and to second with all energies their
efforts uphold the Union the Constitution and the
come, through usurpaon, deception, terrorism, and
spoation, fearully strong, believe the American Re-
public far stronger and that the unanimous ef
forts Of loyal hearts and hands will insure its overthrow
But all questions affecting the Objects the scope
duration of this most extraordinary contest defer to
those whom the American People have clothed with au
horty holding unity Of purpose and Of action indspen.
sable In grave an emergency.
in crisis like the present. Solumns must be largely
eRGrossed with the history Of the War for the
Union, and with calculations of its striking Incl
dents We shall not, however, remit that attention to
Literature to Foreign Affairs to Agricultural Progress
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