, 1861-11-15
Gbitaqt, Gtitt:itte

Gbirago| } q. Erib.ttte
FRIDAY, AovEMBER IL. 1851
THE YEAR ~ JunILKA
When this wa1 broka out tha CHICAGO
TRIBUNE took the ground thAa its end t
would be the destruction Of slavery In tho
United States; azd re, from the drst, have
cen openly and warmly IN favoF OF help |
g On that destruction, that the end might
l.: more speedily reached In aKord. Ws
laye been earnestly committed to Emanci-
os1icu IS wa7 measure the instant and
uncord ditional emancipation OF the slaves
Of the rebels, and the disenthralment Of
1he slaves Of loyal zen, upon conditions
that would project their owners from less
This is the ground that we haTo occupied
and defended. Alone among the large
and influential journals Of the country, We
put the ball in motion, and alone, savewith
with occasional help from the weekly press,
have We kept it rolling. Ofcourse we have
been bitterly denounced. One little pid-
ding newspaper in this city, an the brains
in which were so long ago added thai, IN
idea could no more be hatched ont Of them
than out OF q keg Of decayed oysters, re-
commended that Wc should be sent to Fort
Lafayette, to keep company with the
French lady; but as that za1ne sheet also
recommended that the fruits Of the peoples
triumph over the imperious Slave Power
should be turned into Dead Sea apples,
before the Inauguration Of Lincoln, We
paid No attention to its impotent but mali
cious cackle, but, assisted BY the old anti
slavery wheelhorses, kepto moulding and
fashioning public opinion, preparing it
with argument and entreaty to receive the
Gospel Of Freedom which we knew tha.an
men would teggin to preach, and over
which we saw they would grow SO fervid
that : " Protrac.ed Meeting" would hare
to be held in every village to give old pro-
slavery sinners chance to enter the great
Free Church Of which ne intend to
make ourselves one Of the Deacons.
Men all over the country who had
not yet emancipated themselves from the
bonds VIII which slavery had bound up
tho North, wrote to Us saying that we were
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T.Ctlous, and pe1slstentiy anu unnu1cnlng'
" followed the course that it had marked
o,,t and while the nther great iourua1s NJ
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over the East and West, got the creolt ol
striking straight at the CAUSE Of the rebellion,
and ot he7nr foremost If mt a]one in this
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oi'e@t osAs.'3 IS s1'A0' Wv q ~. ~<N-o
wrong y WHICH our country has DEED
distracted ana 1oIn.
MIN "nat sa1sfacuon' taeD, We sec oua
ground approacaeo ana our 1aea aaopteo
and approved bY no less parsonage thai
The Secretary Of War, our readers cal
Judge Not tie Secretary alone, WHO Is
Republican, and as such expected to b'
advanced ONT The Leading mlnds Of tn
Democrs-uc parry nave come TO our ald
Gee me 1ol1o"1ns, nom our dispatches o.
yesterday morning:
hAsHRoros' NeV' 15:-1ona ooeafane dei1V
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sops to-asy. rhe moet important poiut ia h:,
argument Wa In relation to the treatment o
el1sea oes'rs tne pfeaens contest ne eala :"
N. rrne,,;nn q. .,on,d +,ta t,,atr .o.tea 80;
EEL or burn IT, :. was best; conascste thetr proE
ertz. and. when ascessa1y, take their lives; an
We thonldnt hesitate to take them, aud II neee
f15' 70 pace afas N tnelf haoos mai the9 m1ss
m.n;tv Thi< te,timent ss 1.s rscs,ved ~ % rtth -,
Bounded enthusiasm.
These sentiments, shared by Dan.
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