The daily Gate City., 1861-12-16
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
NEW VOLUME.

on the 7th OF Sep,e mber, 1861, THE NEW YORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE commenced ths 2lst year Of It's
existence the Daily Trlbue being some months older,
and The Semi w eekly Tribune some what younger
For than 20 years this journal has labored In
what it's conductors have felt TO be The cause of Hu
manity and dcayorine to mcliorate
the condition ofthe oppressed and unfortunate 10 hon
and nse tui exeron In whatever sphere,
and to promote by all means the moral, intellectual
and material advancement OF our country. IL has
aimed 10 be right rather than popular, and TO espouse
ani commend " day the truth that others may not be
willing to accept til to morrow. In pursuing this
course mtstxk have doubtless been made and faults
committed but havDg things incited our readers
10 think and Judge for themselves rather than adopt
blindly our owl or others conclusions, believe
fairly claim for this journal tie credit OF having
quail ts readers To detect and expose events own
errors. To develop the minds Of the young by the
most general thorough and practical Educntfon, and
to encourage aud stimulate Productive Industry.
through grants Of public lands 10 actual settlers
and cultvators through the protection OF i'm
mature or peculiarly exposed branches from too pow
erfui foreign competition, are among the aims 70
hch this has adhered through good and evil
repo IT, and which seadfasty commends 10 American
patr otism and philanthropy.
Asto the Civil War now devastating the country, We
hold il to have originated in rebellion wanton
wick ed and ineacusabe than was ever before known
rebellion In the interest Of the few against the
mans--a rebellion designed Is raise higher the walls
OF caste aud tighten the chains OF oppression. Having
done all could without surrender Of vital prnci
pies avoid this and Witnessed the forbearance
m eek ne and long suferng with which the Federal
Government sought 10 avert its horrors hold IL
clear duty with that other citizen TO stand BY
with all energies their Efforts TO uphold the Union,
Constitution. and the supremacy Of the Laws And
though the rebellion hns become through rpstion
n terrorism nnd spoiiaton. fearfuly strong.
| " q believe the American Republic far stronger and
that the unanimous earnest efforts OF hearts and
hands will insure it's overthrow. But all questions
affecting the objects, The scope and duration Of this
extraordinary contest, We defer TO those whom
/ the American people have clothed with authority,
holding unity rpose and OF action
! in grave an emergency.r
/ In d crisis like the present our columns must be
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incidents. We shall not, however, remit that atien
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