New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEW VOLUME.

On the seventh Of September 1851, THE NEWfOHh
WEEKLY TRIBUNE commenced the twenty hrt year Of
ito eiistenee THE DAILY TRIBUNE being some months
older and TILE SEMEwEEKLY TRIBUNE somewhat
younger For than twenty years this ouns has aboed
in s conductors hsve felt to be the cause OF Humanity
Justice and Freedom sndosyorns meorse the condition OF
the oppressed and unfortunate honor and useful
eIeon In whatever sphere and to promote by all means
the moral nteeeu, and material advancement Of our cOun
Try has aimed be rather than popular andto e'pou'e
and the truth that others may not be wi!ngto
accept till tomorrow In pursuing this mistakes have
doubtless been made and faults committed but kavns In al
things melted readers to think and Judge for themselves
rather than adopt bndy o.her eoncu'ions we
believe may fairly claim for this ounalhs credit ofha'ins
qualified its readers to detect and oIpO svea i own errors
To develop the mind, Of the young by the mo gsneia
thorough and practical Education aud TO encourage and 'n
use Productive Industry through free grant, Of Public Lands
to ,ctu. settlers and euvso also through the protection
Of immature peculiarly exposed branches from too powerful
foreign competition, among the A!s to which th Journal
has sdheed through good and evil report and heh stead
lastly commends 10 American patriotism and philanthropy
As to the Civil War devastating county we hold Is
to have originated In Rebellion winton wicked neI
cussbe before kno-ns Rebellion IN the inter
es the against the manys Rebellion designed 10 raise
higher walls Of tighten the chains Of opprei'oa
svng done all could without surrender oil vita principle
10 avoid this War and witnessed the mesknes aud
long feruK with which the Federal 0oYsmeat sought
avert It's horrors hold clear duty with that Of avery
other citizen stand by the nation and i fairly chosen rulers.
to second with all cur snerge, their sOrt uphold the
Union and the supemscy ofthe Laws Aud
though Rebellion has become. through usurPaon deceP
ton terrorism and spos!ion oaruy strong believe the
American Republic far stronger and that the unanimous
earnest efforts of loyal hearts and hands win insure i
throw But all questions affecting the objects the scope,
and duration Of this sxrssdiny contest defer to
those whom the American People have clothed With authority
holding unity purpose aud Of action indPen'l3s Ia 90
| grave emergency.
In cri.is like the present our column, must be gsy
crossed with the history the War foT tho Union and
with calculations ofits striking incidents We shall MOI,
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TO Agricultural Pro4e 10 Crops Markets kc., &C.. which
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