New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-22
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On the seventh Of September, 1851, TUE NEW.YORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE commenced the twenty first year Of
it's existence; THE DAILY TRIBUNE being months
older and THE sEMIWEEKLY TRIBUNE somewhat
younger For than twenty years this journal has sbored
what ts conductors have felt to be the Of Humanity
Justice and endeavorng to meorse the condition Of
the oppressed and unfortunate honor and encourage useful
e1eTon IN wbstever sphere and to promote BY all
the moral intellectual and material advancement Of
try. It has aimed be right rather than popular and espouse
and The truth that others may not be wingto
accept til Tomorrow Ia pursuing this course mistakes have
doubtless been made and faults commtted but having In all
things melted readers to ok and judge for themselves
rather than adopt blndly others concusons
believe may fairly claim for this journalhe credit ofhsvns
qualified its readers 10 deec. and expose its
To develop the minds Of the young by tho most general
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actual settlers and cultvaor also through the protection
foreign competition the aims to which this journal
has Sdhcred Through good and evil report and which II stead
issy conmends 20 American patriotism and philanthropy
the Civil War dev,s,inE country hold Il
tohsye ofgnaied in Rebellion more wsnto1 wicked ineH
est OF the few against the Rebellion designed to raise
higher the walls Of tighten tie chains Of oppression
Having all could whoats surrender OF vital principle
to avoid this War and witnessed the eeknes and
long saeTng with which the Federal Government sought to
avert horrors hold clear duty with that Of every
citizen stand the nation and its fairly chosen rulers
second with all energies their efforts uphold the
Union the Constitution and the supremacy Othe Laws And
though the Rebellion has become through uurpson decep
ton terorism and spoistion eAruy strong believe the
American Repube stronger snd that the unanimous
efforts Of loyal hearts aud hands win insure its
throw oil questions affecting the objects the scope
aud duration OF this most extraordinary contest defer
those whom the American People have clothed with authority
holding unity OF purpose and Of action indispensable In
grave emergency.
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