New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
I'VE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEW VOLUME.

On III, seventh Of September, 1861, THE NEW.Y0RK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE commenced the twenty.hrst year Of
iis existence; THE DAILY TRIBUNE being some months
older and THE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE somewhat
younger For than twenty years. this journal has lsooed
An what m conductors have felt to be the Of Humanity
Justice and Freedom endesvorng meOrstet the condition Of
the oppressed and unfortunate honor and usefo
eTeton In whatever sphere ard promote BY ali means
the moral intellectual and material advancement Of our eoun
try II has aimed TO be right rather than popular sndto espouse
and Ae truth that others not Be wnsso
sccep; till In pursuing this course, mhifes have
doubtless been made end fsus committed but having In all
things melted readers to tak and Judge for themselves
rather than adopt bndy own other. conclusions
qualified ito readers to detect and expose ts
10 develop the mind. Of ths young By the most general
ulse Productive Industry through free grants Of Public Lands
to actual settlers and cuyso also foogn the protection
Of immature peculiarly exposed brsnches from too powerful
foreign competition among the aims which this oaIns
has sdhefed through good and evil report and which stead
fA;y commend; @ % e & Amsesn PsS,sm and % RSd w
tohave originated in Rebellion more wanton wicked ineI
able then was bee kpoWnE Rebellion In the inter
est OF the few against tie anya Rebellion designed 10 raise
higher the walls Of caste ard tighten the chains OF oppression
Having done all could withouts surrender of vital principle
10 avoid hs War witnessed the obeasnce meeEness and
longsuEeng with which tie Federal Government sought TO
avert horrors hodii clear duty with that OF every
other citizen stand the nation and s fairly chosen ruier
to second with ell energies their efforts to uphold the
LonFh the Rebton has become through usurpsion deep
ton tcrrorsu and spoAtion feay strong believe the
Auericsn Republic lar stronger and that the unanimous
efforts Of loyal hearts aud hands viii insure Its
throw But all questions affecting the objects the scope
duration Of this extraordinary contest defer
those whom the American PEOPLE have clothed with authority
holding un!y OF purpose aud Of action Indispensable ia
grave an emergency
IN c. ike present columns must be largely
With calculations ofiiG more striking incidsns We shall pot
however remit that attention 70 Literature to Foreign Afsis
10 Agricultural Progress to Crops Markets &C., 6c which
has Sready. trust for TIE TRIBUNE honorable
position It's coteu poIse Our main object s and sha
be 70 produce comprebeutve newspaper from which
u reader may CLEAN vivid and shfi history Of the tmes
merely the domsin OF Action bu, in that Of Opinion also
As facilities for securing information increase with yesrs
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peIcepbe and tst IN the variety and nllnes Of intelligence
afforded may still hone 20 make each day critic the
last" In this hope solicit continuance Of the generous
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