Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-01-18
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

NEW VOLUME.

On the seventh Of September, 1901, The New York
WEEKLY TRlBuNEc nmeIced the twenty Fl st Year
OF It's existence; The Daily Tribune being some months
older and the SemlWeekly Tiihuie somewhat yuuu, er
For more than twenty yeats this journal iHs nbuted in
what It's conductors have felt L" be the nf Humanity
Justlcea and Freedom, endeavOrng meliuate the cnnd
ton Of the oppressed aud unfortunate, to honor nnd
courage useful eSeTon III whatever sphere, and to pro-
mote by all means the moral, intellectual and narrls aS
vanceuent Of country has aimed to he rrht rather
than popular, aud to espuuse and commend To- day the truth
that others may not be willing accept til tomorrow
la pursuing this cOutse mistakes have doubtless been made
anu iuns cunmedi but having all things melted our
readers Ia think and judge for themselves rather than
adopt bndy our own others conclusions, we believe
we may alTly chm for this journal the credit nf having
qualified its readers to detect ind expose even its own
errors To develop the minds Of the young by ths most
general, thorough and practical Educatidn, aud
and stimulate Productive industry, through free grants
uf Public Lands o Hciua settlers und cutvauTs as ais
through the protection Of immature or peculiarly exposed
branches from too powerful foreign competitions among
the aims To which this jarna has adhered through good
and evil report. and which 1t scadfastly commeHds to
American patriotism and philanthropy.
Asto the Civil War now devastating our country we
hold it to have originated in Rebellion more wanun,
wicked inexcusable than was ever before known-a Re.
beOn the interest uf the few against the many-a Re
benn desguedtO raise high the walls uf and tighten
the chais at oppression Having done all could with.
out surrender uf vital principle to AVOID this War and
witnessed The tOrbearance meekness and lng suffering
with which the Federal Government sought To avert its
horrors we hold II our clear Duty with that Of every
other citizen 10 stand by the nation and its fairly chosen
ruers and TO secondwlth nl our energies their cibls
upheld the Cnun, the Constitution and the supremacy
become,
usurlaton, decep terrorism and spOiatInn, fcartuly
strong, we believe the American Republic Tar stronger
ani that the unanimous earnest Efforts of loyal hearts aud
hands Will insure Its overthrow But n qu, stIuns at
fectng tue objects the scope and duration uf the
TaodInary contest refer 10 those whom the American
people have clothed with Authority holding unity OF puT-
pose and Of action Indispensable III grave
In crisis like the present, columns must be largely
engrussed with the current history uf the War for the
lnun aud with eucdatuns Of Its more striking incidents
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tn Foreign Affairs, the Agricultural Progress 4, Crnus
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