New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-02
THE NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.
NEW VOLUME.

On the seventh Of September 1861, THE NEW iohn
WEEKLY TRIBUNE commenced the twenty hFst year u
lis existence; THE DAILY TRIBUNE being some h0n'''
older and THE sEMI.wEHKLY TRIBUNE some"a.
Younger For more twenty years. this ourna mas
n what Il, conductors have felt be the cause OF HuS
Justice and Freedom endesvong TO meorse the
n. oppre,ed aud unfortunate honor and encourage ueiu
e1erton in whatever sphere and to promote by al nea
the moral intellectual and material advancement oil our e"uu
try has aimed 10 be right rather than popular andto e'poue
and the truth that others not be winso
accept till Ia pursuing this course %
doubtless made and faults committed put having IN m
bines melted our readers think and judge for themselves
rather than adopt bndy others conclusions we
believe we may y claim for this ournalhe credit OF having
oused M readers 10 detect and expose even Its own errors
To develop the minds Of the young by the most general
thorough and practical Education and 10 encourage and sum
ulste Productive Industry through free grants Of Public Lands
to actual settlers aud cuvsO also through the protection
of immature peculiarly exposed branches from TOO powerful
foreign competition among the aims to which this Journal
has sbered through good aud ey report and which stead
fastly conmends 10 American patriotism and philanthropy
Asto the Civil War devastating country we holdt
10 have originated In Rebellion wenton wicked mex
euabe then was ever before knoun-a Rebellion In the inter
eat the few against the many-a Rebellion designed to Tse
h;sbar the ghsn the chains Of oppression
Having could ithous surrender OF vital principle
TO this War and witnessed the forbeasnce eekness and
Esuering with which the Federal Government sought TO
avert its horrors VIC hold clear duty with that Of every
other citizen stand the nation and It's fairly chosen rulers
and second with all energies their efforts to uphold the
Union the onst.uon and the supremacy ofthe Laws And
though the Rebellion has become through uurpaion dseep
ton terrorism and sposon fesruly strong believe the
American Republic lar stronger and that the unanimous,
earnest efforts Of loyal hearts and hands win insure it,
throw But s question. affecting the objects, the scope
and duration Of th. 1IsordnaTy contest deler 10
thoe whom the American People have clothed with authority
holding unity purpose and Of action Indispensable IN 90
grave en- emergency
In iIi, lie the present our column, be largely
crossed with the history Ofhs War for the Union and
with calculation, ofis sirins incidents We ,ha not
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