Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-28
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW VOLUME.

On the seventh of September, 1861, THE NEW
YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE commenced the
twenty-frst year Of its existence; THE DAILY
TRIBUNE being some months older and THE SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBU AE sGmewha younger. For
more than twenty years this journal has lRbored ia
what its conductors have felt 70 be the cause Of du
manity, Justice and Freedom, endeavOring to NELL
OrSte the condition Of the oppressed aaa unfortunate
TO honor and useful exertiOn in whatever ephere,
and, TO promote by all means the moral intellectual
and material advancement of Onr country. 1t has
aimed to be right rather than popular and to es-
p0use and commend to-day the truth that Othess
may not be willing to accept till Tomorrow. In
pursuing this course mistakes have doubtless been
made and faults committed; but having in all things
melted our readers to think and juSge for themselves
rather than adopt blindly our own or others concIu-
siOnS we believe we may fairly claim for this journal
the credit of having qualified its readers to detect
and expose even its own errors. To develop the
minds Of the young by the most general thorough
and practical Education and 70 encourage and slim
uiate Productive Industry through free grants of
Public Lands TO actual settlers and cultivatOrs and
also through the protection Of immature or peculi-
arity exposed branches from too powerful foreign
competition are among the aims to which this jour
nal has adhered through good aud bad report and
which it steadlastlyc OmRend TO American patriot
ism and philanthropy.
As to the Civil War now devastating our country
we hold it to have originated III Il Rebellion more
wauton, wicked, inexcusa6le. than was ever before
knOwn-a Rebellion IN the interest of the few against
the many--a Rebellion 6~eeIgued to raise higher the
walls Of caste and tighten the chains of oppression.
Having done all we could without Il surrender of vi
tai priuciule to avoid this War and witnessed the
forbearance, meekness and long suffering with which
the Federal GoverDmtnt sought to vert its horrors
we hold it our clear duty. with that of every other
citizen. To stand by the nation and its fairly chosen
rulers aud Is second vito all our energies their eff
forts 10 uphold the Union, the Constitution and the
supremacy Ofthe Laws. And though the Rebellion
| has become through ururPation deception terrorism
and spoilation fearfully strong we believe the Amer
lean Kepublic far stronger and that the unanimous
( earnest efforts Of loyal hearts and hands will insure
it's overthrow. But on all questions affecting the
objects the scope and duration of this most extraor-
| binary contest we defer te those whom the AmeOl-
can People have clothed with author ity holding u
n ~ of purpose aud Of action Indispensable in so
grave an emergency.
Ia IL crisis like the present our columns must be
largely engrossed with the current history OF the
War for the Union and with elucida ions &c fts
more striking incidents. We Snail no. ,owover
remit that attention to Literature tS Foreign Afnil
to Agricultural Progress to Cops Markets &C., &c.
which mas at.eady we trust won sOr THE TRIBUNE
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Opinion also. As our faculties for acquiring in for
nation increase Win ears. we UdSJ IhaL an I'M
provcmont IL the contents of our journali is percep-
tible and that in the variety and fullness of intelli-
gence afforded we may still hope to snake each day
3 critic on the last" In this hope we solicit a con.
t~inuance of the generous measure Of patronage
hitherto accorded to eur Journal.
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