New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-11
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| On the tsyenth OF September, 1851, THE NE"-iohh
| WEEKLY TRIBUNE commenced the twenty yiIss year o.
its existence; THE DAILY TRIBUNE being some months
| older and THE sEMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE somewhat
younger For than twenty years this ouns has aoorcd
what is conductors have felt to be the cause oi Humanity
Justice and Freedom endesvong meOIate the condition Of
the oppressed and unfortunate honor and encourage useful
e1eron in whatever sphere and to promote b. all means
the moral intellectual and material advancement Of our e0un
try II has aimed to be rather than popular ndo e'pOue
and the truth that others may not be willing to
accent TIL tomorrow In pursuing this course mite have
doubeIs been made and faults commed but having In ell
things melted our readers think and judge for hemeves
rather than adort bndy or ohe! conclusions we
believe we usy fairly claim this journal the credit ofhayius
qualified is readers detect snd expose s own errors
To develop the minds Of the yong BY the mos: general
thorough and practical Education ard TO encourage and 'm'
uLte Productive Industry through free grants OF Public Lands
to actual settlers and cyso also through the protection
Of u.ure or peculiarly exposed branches from too powerful
foreign competition among the aims 10 which this Journal
has sdhered through good evil report and which sesd'
fssly coulmends American patriotism and philanthropy
As 20 tie Civil War now devastating country hold 1t
to haze originated in Rebellion wanson wicked neI
cusabe then before knowna Rebellion In the inter
es Of the few ganst the sny-s Rebellion designed TO rae
higher The walls Of caste Sr sheu the chains Of oppression
Having done all could without surrender Of vital principle
to avoid this War and witnessed the fobeaance ard
suffering with which the Federal Government s"ugh 10
horrors hold clear duty with that Of
other citizen to stand by the nation aud m ay chosen rulers
and TO second with all energies their efforts to uphold the
Union the Constitution and supremacy othe Laws And
though the Rebellion has become hroush uurpaiioD decep
ton terrorism and spolia,lon earuy strong we believe the
American Republic stronger. and that the unanimous
earnest efforts Of loyal hearts and hands viii insure It's over
throw. But all questions affecting the objects the scope
and duration this extraordinary contest defer to
those whom the American Peorcbave clothed with authority
holding unity OF purpose and Of action Indispensable In 50
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