New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-16
UyHE NEw.YORK TRIBUNE,
NEW VOLUME.

On The seventh Of September. 1861, THE NETWORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE commenced the twenty hrst year OF
is e,i,tsncei THE DAILY TRIBUNE being some months
older and THE sEMIWEEKLY TRIBUNE somswhss
than twenty this journal has lsoored
in what M conductors have felt 10 be the Of Humanity
Jus.ic. and Freedom sudssvorng eoras the condition Of
the oppe.sed and unfortunate honor and useful
ezertion whseyer sphere and 10 promote By all means
the moral intellectual and material advancement OF our country
Ii has to rather hsr popular and 10 espouss and
commend to-day the truth that others may not be willing 70 &C
cert till tomorrow I. pursuing this course. mistakes have
doubtless been made and faults comitoa but having In oil
things melted our readers think aud judge for themselves
rather tsn adopt bndly others soncusionf we
bs,. wa may fairly claim this Journal the crod Of having
qualified it's readers eject and expose fvsn s own errors
To develop the minds Of the young By the most general
thorough practical Education, and to encourage and slim
use Protective Industry through free grants Of Public Lands
Ia s,ual settlers an also through the protection
OF or pecun ay exposed branches from too powerful
ftefn csnpeon, the aims TO which this Journal
s sdhetd through good and evil report and which stead
esy o1snends 10 American patriotism and philanthropy.
Asto tSs Cvl War devastating country, we hold
t have isnaied In Rebellion wanton wicked ineI
,sbls en- wss ever before Rebellion In the inter
-: Of Ii Kew against tho msnya Rebellion designed to raise
z her walls and tighten the chains Of oppresson
asyns all we could wibou, surrender Of vital prnciple
80 avoid War the obearsnce, meehness and
sua koR With which Federal Government sought 70
s rrors we hodit duty With that Of every other
i.en stand py tho nation and It's dy chosen rulers and
q seeot 9TH energies their efforts 70 hold the Union
s tuton the supremacy ofthe Laws And houshtns
be aas become through uSurpsion deception, terrorism,
on fesruy strong believe the American Republic
e. ,,ro and that the uusnimous sEnsA efforts Of loyal
hands will insure its overthrow. But all questions
= ctip Objects the scope, and duration Of this most e1
- d az contest those whom the American People
re with sptholity holding unity Of purpose and Of
- ION ~ ,pensable IN o. grave emergency.
~ lie the present our columns be largely
- .ed ~ the current history Of the War for the Union and
j.,iops of Incidents We shall not,
:nit that attention Literature 10 Foreign AaSi
& mi nsal Propes 10 Crops, MARKETS. &c, kc which hss
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