New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
NEW VOLUME

On the seventh Of September, 1861, THE NEWYORk
WEEKLY TRIBUNE commenced the twenty first year Of
ito existence; THE DAILY TRIBUNE being some months
Older and THE sEMI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE somewhat
For twenty year., this journal has labored
m what It's conductors felt be the Of Humanity
Justice aud endesvong meioate the condition Of
the oppressed and unfortunate to honor and encourage useful
exeron u whatever sphere and to promote by oil means
the moral intellectual and material advancement OF our coun
try II has aimed be right rather than popular espouse
and the truth that others not be wilingo
accept till tomorrow In pursuing this course mi'tke have
doubtless been made and faults committed but having inal
things melted readers To think and Judge for hemselvt.
rather than adopt bndy others conclusions we
believe we may fairly claim for this oualthe credit obavDg
qua6ed its readers to detect and expose s
To develop the minds Of the young by the most general
horough aud practical Education and 10 encourage and siu
uste Productive Industry through free grants Of Public Lands
10 actual settlers and cuvao sso through the protection
OF immature or peculiarly exposed branches om too powerful
conpetition among the aims to which this journal
has pdhered through good and evil report and which stead
fasy oomnends American patriotism and philanthropy
A. to the Civil War devastating our country we hold 1t
tobsye originated In Rebellion wsntoD. wicked, ineI
then was ever before knowna Rebellion n the inter
est OF the few against the rnauys Rebellion designed TO raise
aher the walls Of caste ard tighten the chains Of Opprsson
Having done all could wthous surrender Of vital principle
avoid this War and witnessed the fobcsrsnce meeknes
suffering with which the Federal Government sought
Its horrors hold clear duty with tina, OF
every other citizen TO stand by the nation and Its fairly cho
rulers and second with all energies their
uphold the Union the Constitution and the supremacy h,
Laws And though the Rebellion has become, through
patton deception terrorism and spoaton fesrfuly strong
we believe the American Republic far stronger that th
unanimous earnest efforts Of loyal hearts and hands will in
sIe is overthrow But all questions affecting the objects
the .cope and duration this mo,t extraordinary contest
defer TO those whom the American People have clothed will
authority holding unity Of purpose and Of action ndpenss
| bic In 90 grave an emergency
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with calculations ofs stirling incidents We shall not
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