The daily Gate City., 1861-11-13
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
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NEW VOLUME.

onhe 7th Of September, 1861, THE NEW YORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE commenced the 2lst year or It's
existence the Daily Tribue being months older,
and the Semi Weekiy Tribune somewhat younger -
For more than 20 years this jon MI has aborcd In
what its coudueto felt 10 be the cause Of Hn
marty. Justce and Freedom etdeavoring 10 melorate
the condition oithe oppressed and unfortunate 10 hon
and encourage use ful exerton in whatever sphere
and to promote by Ill means the moral, intet
and mate rial tdy ement OF country. III hat
aimed 70 be right rather than popular, and TO espouse
and commend 10 day the truth that others may not be
willing to accept till tomorrow. In pursuing this
mstak cs have doubtless been made and fauts
mtted but having in allthngs incited
think and judge themselves rather than Rdopt
bI,ndy our own or OF hers We believe We
may fairly claim Tor this journal tie credit OF havng
qualified Its readers 10 detect and expose event its
errors. To develop the minds of The Young by the
most general thorough and practical Education, and
10 encourage and stimulate Productive Industry
through free grants of public lands to actual settlers
and cutsAors. also through the protection of i'm
mature or peculiarly exposed branches from too pow
eFful foreign competition, are among the aims 10
which this Journal has adhered through good and evil
report and whc II siesdfastiy commen to American
patriotism and philanthropy.
As 10 the Civfl War nov the country we
hold to have originated In rebellion more wanlon,
wick ed and inexcusabie than was before known
"a rebellion In the interest OF the few against the
mans--a rebellion designed ts raise higher the walls
~ caste and tighten the chains Of oppression Having
done all could without surrender OF vital princi-
pies TO avoid this war. and Witnessed the
eek and long suffering with which the Federal
sought TO avert its horrors hold IL our
clear duty with that every ether citizen stand BY
the alton and It's fairly chosen rulers. and to second
wit all energies heir efforts 10 uphold the Union
the Constitution and the supremacy ofIhe Laws And
though the rebellion has become, through usurpation,
deception, terrorism and spoliann fearfully strong
we believe the American Republic far stronger, and
that the unanimou efforts OF hearts and
hands will insure its overthrow. But all questions
arectn ng the objects, the scope and duration this
most extraordinary contest, we defer to those whom
the American people have clothed with authority,
holding unity OF purpose and OF action indspen
in grave an emergency.
an
largely engrossed ith the current history OF the
for the Union and with fluctuations tits str
incidents We shallnot, however. remit that atten.
tion io Literature, to Foreign Affairs 10 Agricultural
Progress to Crops, Markets, &c. &e., which has al
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teligenee afforded. we may still hope TO make each
day critic on the last" u this hope, we solicit
continuance Of the generous measure or patronage
hitherto accorded TO our journal.
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