Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-12-20
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
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CINCINNATI, OHIO.

On the 7th of September 1851, THE NEW YORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE commenced the twenty first year
months Older and the SEAI-WEEKL.Y TRIBUNE some
what younger For than twenty years. this journal
has abOred in what it's conductors have felt to be the
Of Humanity, Justice and Freedom endeavoring to
meliorae the condition of the oppressed and
10 honor ana encourage useful eSertion In whatever
sphere, and to promote by all the moral intellect
ual and material Advancement OF country. 1t has
aimed to be right rather than popular and to espouse
and commend to-day the truth that others may be
willing to till tomorrow In pursuing this course
mistakes have doubtless been made and faults committed
but having in all things melted readers TO think and
judge for themselves rather than ADOPT bndly own
others conclusions believe may fairly claim for
this journal the credit having de-
tect and expose even its To develop the
minds OF the young by the most general thorough and
practical Education, and to encourage and stimulate Pro-
ducye INDUSTRY through free grants OF Public Lands to
actual settlers and cutvators also through the pro-
lection of immature peculiarly exposed branches from
TOO powerful foreign competition, among the aims to
which sourna has adhered through good and evil
port and which it steadsty commends American pat
As to the Civil War devastating our country we
hold IT to have originated in rebellion wanton
beon in the interest of the few against the manya Re-
beon designed to raise higher the walls of caste and
tighten the chains of oppression Having done all we
could without surrender OF vital principle avoid this
War; and witnessed the forbeaance eekness and long
suffering with which the Federal Government sought 10
avert its horrors we hold 1t clear duty with that
other citizen to stand by the nation and its fairly
chosen rulers and to second with all energies their
ehortsto uphold the Union, the Constitution the
premmacy Of the laws. And, though the Rebellion has
become, through usurpation, deception, terrorism
spohation, fearfuly strong believe the American Re-
public TAR stronger, and that the unanimous
forts loyal hearts and hands will insure its overthrow
nut on all questions affecting the objects, the scope and
duration Of this most extraordinary contest defer to
those whom the American people have clothed with
thory holding unity Of purpose and Of action indspens
able in so grave emergency.
In crisis like the present our columns must be largely
engrossed with the history the the
Ion, and with calculations NJ its striking incidents
We shall not however, remit that attention Literature
TO Adair to Agricultural Progress to Crops
kets &c. &C.. which has already we trust for THE
TRIBUNE an honorable position its cotemporaries
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i've newspaper from which careful reader may CLEAN
VIVID and faithful history OF the times not merely in the
domain OF Action, but in that OF Opinion also As our
cites for acquiring information increase with years.
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sperceptble, and that the variety and uness OF in
eligence afforded may still hope make each day
critic the last In this hope solicit continuance
generous Of patronage hitherto accorded
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