New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-24
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NEW VOLUME.

On the seventh OF September. 1861 THE NETWORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE commenced the twenty first year OF
its existence; THE DAILY TRIBUNE being months
i older and THE SEMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE somewhat
younger For than twenty years. this journal has abored
In what conductors have felt to be the Of Humanity
Justice and Freedom endesvong to eoste the condition Of
the oppressed and unfortunate to honor and encourage useful
.Ieron in whatever sphere and to promote by all
the moral Intellectual and material advancement Of
try has aimed be rather than popular sndto epouse
and commend to-day the truth that Others may be willing
accept till In pursuing this course mistakes have
doubtless been made ard faults committed but having In all
things melted Fesders to think and judge for themselves
rather than adopt blindy others conclusions
believe may fairly claim for this journal the credit ofhsyng
qualified its readers TO detect and expose Its
To develop the minds of the young by the general
thorough and practical Education and 70 encourage and s
ua.e Productive Industry through free grants Of Public Lands
to sctu. settlers and cuyaor also through the protection
OF musure peculiarly exposed branches from too powerful
foreign competition among the aims TO which this journal
fssly cOmnends 70 American patriotism and philanthropy
As to the Gi va. nov desa'ans aI our we hold
cusabe then before kno~na Rebeon In the Inter
birher The walls Of tighten the chains Of oppression
all could without surrender OF vital principle
and lon with which e Federal Government sought
TO avert fits horrors, hold clear duty with that Of
every other citizen stand by the Lson and s fairly cho
sen fners and 10 second with all energies their efforts
uphold the Union the Constitution and the supremacy the
Laws And though the Rebellion has become through
patton deception terrorism, and spolietion, earuly strong
We believe the American Republic far stronger and that the
sne its overthrow all questions affecting tho objects
the scope and duration Of this most extraordinary contest
those whom the American People have clothed with
authority holding unity Of purpose and OF action indispons
bic n grave emergency.
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