Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-11-01
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
NEW VOLUME.

NEW VOLUME.
On the seventh Of September, 1861 N
New York Weekly Tribune commenes
twenty first year of its existence; ID. Aa
Tribune being some months older md \
mi-Weekly Tribune somewhat ycs,r
For more than twenty years This srs
has labored in what its conductors have
to be. the cause of humanity, Jusiis
Freedom, ehdeavoring 70 melioralslh,s /.
di,ion Of the oppressed and uniouus.s
honor and encourage useful exenm
whatever sphere. and to promote
means the moral, Intellectual and MR.
edyapcem. ~ OF our country. Il h& ID
TO be right rather than popular, and ~
pouse and commend to-day the tiut
others may net be willing 10 acceF q
morrow. In pursuing this cour.e, mSa
have doubtless been made and iauA
mitied but, having in all things incisI
readers TO think and judge for ihensp,
rather than adopt blindly our owaa d
conclusions, we believe We may ialg u
for this journal The credit OF having i
fed its readers 10 detect and expos
lis own errors. To develop the mha
the young by the most general, thass
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Tiers and cultivators, as also throus
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sed branches from too powerful toreign n
petition. are among the aims to which 4
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report, and which ii steadfastly commqp
to American patriotism and philaaIhrowI
As 10 the Civil War now devastating
country, we hold ii 10 have originated
Rebellion more wanton. wicked, nsrrp
/ bic, than was ever before knowa--a RI
lion. in the interest Of the few agans
many--a Rebellion designed 10 raise Ill
the walls of caste and tighten the etas
oppression. Having done all We d
without surrender of vital priadgt
avoid this War, and witnessed the sxSa
ance, meekness, and long-sgheri0.
which the Federal Government sg..k
avert its horrors, we hold il our cleE
with that of every other citizen, 10 sai
the nation, and its fairly chosen rusA
TO second with all our energies THRU y
TO uphold the Union, the Const'iui@
the supremacy of the Laws. Ard =
the Rebellion has become, throash q
ton, deception, terrorism, and 'TGs
ieartully strong, we believe The ANA
Republic far stronger, and that iis .
nous, earnest Efforts Of loyal bears
hands will insure is overthrow. BaS
questions affecting the objects, tN
and duration of this most extract
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lean People have clothed uilli ars'
holding unity of purpose and q aaa
dispensable in so grave an emeFge''t
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must be largely engrossed With Toe =
history Of the War for the Unien y
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