New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-09
NEW VOLUME.

On the seventh of September i9ei, THE NEWYoRE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE commenced the twenty first year of
It. existence; THE DAILY TRIBUNE being months
older and TILE sEMLw EEKLY TRIBUNE somewhss
younger For than wenty years. this journal has abored
what s conductors have felt be the Of Humanity.
Justice and Freedom endeavon meioste the condition Of
the oppressed and unfortunate honor and encourage useful
sxertion In whatever sphere and promote by all
the moral intellectual and stea advancement Of
try. 1t has aimed to be right rather than popular aud epouss
truth that others may not be winsto
accept till In pursuing this course mistakes have
doubte,. been made and fault. commed but having mall
things melted des think aud judge for themselves
rather than adopt bndly or others conclusions We
qualified s readers to detect and expose it,
10 de, eop the minds Of the young by the mos. general
thorough and practical Education and to and slim
Productive Industry through free grants of Public Lands
actual settlers and cntvsior also through the protection
Of immature OF peeusIy exposed ion 700 po"eo
foreign competition se among the aims 70 which this ounst
sdhered through good evil report aud which stead
astly eommends g. American and phantnropy
the Civil War devastating country. hold e
tonaye originated in Rebellion waton. wicked mex
cuabe then before Anown Rebellion In the inter-
e., the few against the manya Rebellion designed 10 rase
higher the walls OF caste aId tighten the chains o oppression.
Having all could withoua surrender OF vita prncps
to avoid this War and witnessed the foIbeaFnce
TO It's honors, we hod our clear duty with hs OK
every other citizen stand by the nation and its fairly cho-
rulers aud TO second With all our energies their efforts to
uphold the UDion the Constitution and the supremacy the
Laws And though the Rebellion has become through usur-
believe the American Republic far stronger, hs the
unanimous efforts Of loyal hearts and hands will In
overthrow. But al suesons affecting the obectsx
scope aud duration OF this most iordnary contest
defer those whom the American People have clothed with
authority holding unity OF purpose and Of action ndpenss
Bile in 70 emergency.
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crossed with the current history the Wal for the uniop and
with calculations ofts striking ncidena We shall not,
remit that attention Literature Foreign
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has already, trust, for TIL TRIBUNE homo ab
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measure OF patronage hitherto accorded 10 journal
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