New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07
THE NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.
NEW VOLUME.

On the seventh OF September, 1861, THE NEW YUM
WEEKLY TRIBUNE commenced the twenty first year oi
its existence; THE DAILY TRIBUNE being some months
older and THE sEMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE somewhat
younger For than twenty this journal has aooTed
In what s conductors have felt 10 be the cause Of Humanity
Justice and Freedom endeavong to meorat the CONDITION o
the oppressed and unfortunate honor and encourage useful
e1eron whatever sphere, and to promote by all means
the moral Intellectual and material advancement Of our coun
try Il has right rather than popular and espouse
and the truth that others not be wingto
accept till tomorrow In pursuing this eeufe, milhes nave
doubtless been made and faults commitedi but haVns u al
hings melted resders to hiuk and judge for bemeV
rather than adopt bndy others conclusions we
believe we may fairly claim for this ounalthe credit OF having
qualified readers to detect and expose even Its own errors
10 develop the minds the young by the mos. general
horoush aud practical Education and to encourage and '
ulste Productive Industry through free grants Of Public Lands
to actual settlers cuys,o also through the protection
Of Immature peculiarly exposed branches from too powerful
foreign competition among the aims to which this Journal
has sdhered through good and evil report and which stead
fasty commend, American patriotism and philanthropy
Asto the Civil War now devastating couriry, We holdh
TO have originated In Rebellion wan.cn. wicked inez
cussbe then before ipowns Rebellion In the inter
the few against the msnyA Rebellion designed to raise
higher walls OF and tighten the chains Of oppression
Having done all could without. surrender Of vital principle
with which the Fedss Government sought TO
avert horrors. we hold clear duty with that Of every
other citizen 10 stand by the and s fairly chosen rulers
second with all energies their efforts to uphold the
Union the and the supremacy ofhe Laws And
though the Rebellion has become through usupSon deeep
ton terrorism and spolistlOn esry strong We bsieys the
American Republic far stronger and that the unanimous
efforts Of loyal hearts and hands will insufe It's over
throw. Bot al questions Affecting The objects the scope
defer
those whom the American People have clothed with authority
holding unity Of papsss and Of action Indispensable In 90
grave emergency.
In crisis ME the present. columns mutt be largely en-
crossed with the bistey sfe War for the Union and
with calculations ofs striking inedsnia We sban not
however remit .hst attention L,sstue to Foreign Affairs
to Agricultural Prspess To CSop, karke 6e., te which
has srssdy. trust for THE TRIBUNE an honorable
position lie pesriss Our main sbjec, 10 and shall
be 10 produce eomprsksn,ve nswrpsper on which care
full may se.n vivid ard sk'o history Of the uuos
merely the domain Of Action but that OF Opinion hso
we trust that an u In the contents oans 10
ptib and that IN the variety ard f1ness ef
IL s. .f Sopo p we po, Of
measure Of patronage hitherto accorded 10 our yeuiG
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