New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18
T'HE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEW VOLUME.

On the seventh of September. 1861, THE NEW. YORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE commenced the twenty first year Of
its existence; TIE DAILY TRIBUNE being some months
older and THE SEM WEEKLY TRIBUNE somewhat
younger For than twenty years. this ourns has sbored
whqt M conductors have felt be the Of Humanity
Justice and Freedom endesyons meiOste the condition Of
the oppressed aud unfortunate honor and encourage useful
exeron in whatever sphere and to promote by all
the moral intellectual advancement Of coun
try II has aimed be right popular espoue
and truth thst Other. may not be wnso
accept till Tomorrow IL pursuing this mistakes have
things melted readers 10 think and judge for themselves
% Ssn s2 ssS % Claim og G. . OF 0ssl c9aS %
qualified its readers to detect and Its
borough sd pT.ecs sdueso and To- s %
ulste Productive Industry through free grants Of Public Lands
actual settlers and cutvsto also through the protection
Of ustue peculiarly exposed branches from powerful
foreign composition among the aims which this journal
has shered through good and evil report and which stead
sly commends 70 American patriotism and philanthropy
A. to the Civil War now devastating country we hold
Ohaye originated In Rebellion more wenton. wicked neI
cussbe then before knowna Rebellion In the inter
est OF the few sgsin the manya Rebellion designed to raise
higher the walls Of tighten the chains Of oppression
Having all could without surrender OF vital principle
gufng with which the Federal Government sought to
ts horrors hodi clear duty with that of every
and second with ell energies their efforts TO uphold the
Union the Constitution aud the supremacy otbe Laws And
though Rebellion has become through ufurpaon deeep
ton. terrorism and poaon fearuy strong we believe the
American Republic far stronger and that the unanimous
earnest efforts OF loNa hes and hands VIII insure h over
throw But oil questions affecting the objects the scope
and duration Of this extraordinary contest defer TO
those whom the Amer People clothed with authority
holding unity Of purpose and OF action indispensable In 50
grave d emergency
In crisis like present. columns must be largely
crossed with the history Of the War for the Union and
With elucdaous Gifts striking Incidents We ths not
however remit that Cnon TO tersture to FoTe n Affairs
10 Agrcuturs PIOgrcss Crops Markets &c. &c which
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