The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-31
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NEW VOLUME.

On the seventh of September, 1861, TIL e NEW YORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE commenced the twenty-frst year
of its existence; THE DAILY TRIBUNE being some
months older and THE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUN some
what younger. For than twenty years. this jour
has abored in what its conductors have felt to be
the of Humanity, Justice and Freedom, endeavor
ing to meliOrate the condition Of the oppressed and
fortunate, to honor and encourage useful eXerton in
whatever sphere, and to promote by all means the
al intellectual and material advancem mt of coun-
try. 1t has aimed to be right rather than POPULAR and
espouse and commend to-day the truth that others
may not be willing to accept till tomorrow. In pufsu-
ing this mistakes have doubtless been made and
faults committed but, having in all things melted
readers to think and judge for themselves rather than
adopt bhndy ou own or others CONCLUSIONS believe
may fairly claim for this Journal the credit Of having
qualified its readers detect and expose even its own
errors To develop the minds Of the young by the most
general, thorough and practical Educaton, and to en-
courage and stimulate Productive Industry through free
grants public lands to actual settlers and cutiyators
also through the protection Of immature or peculiarly
exposed branches from too powerful foreign competition,
among the aims to which this journal has adhered
through good and evil report, and which it seadasy
commeuds to American patriotism aud philanthropy.
A. to the Civil War devastating our country, we
hold it to have originated in Rebellion waDton,
wicked, ineXcusable than was ever before known-a
Rebellion in The interest of the few against the many
Rebellion designed to raise higher the walls Of caste
and tighten the chains of oppression. Having done all
we could without of vital Principle 20 avoid
this war, and Witnessed fcrbearance, neekness and
longsusrng with which the Federal Government sought
avert its horrors, hold it clear duty with that
of every other citizen, to stand by the nation and it's
fairly chosen rulers and to second with all energies
the supremacy Of the Laws. And though the Rebellion
has become through usurpadon, deception, terrorism,
and spoilaton, fearfay strong we believe the Ameri
Republic far stronger, and that the unanimous
nest efforts Of loyal h. arts and hands win insure its
overthrow. But all questions affecting the cbiec s.
the ope, and duration OF this most extraordinary con-
test we defer to those whom the American people have
clothed with authority, holding unity Of purpose and Of
action indispensable in so grave emergency.
In crisis Ike the present, columns nnst be large
engrossed with the current history Of the War for The
Union, and with calculations Of its more striking incl
dents. We shall not, however, remit that attention
Literature, to Foreign Affairs, to Agricultural Progress
Crops, Markets, Co. &c. which has already we trust,
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ul reader may CLEAN vivid and fail hfnl history OF the
mes not merely in the domain Of Action but in that Of
Opinion also As ourfaciliics for accrung Information
with years, we trust that an improvement Ia
he tents OF journal is percepbe, and that, in
he variety and funess Of intelligence amor ded we may
till hope to "make each day critic on the last" In
his hope we solicit a continuance Of the generous meas-
ire of patronage hitherto accorded to our journal.