Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1862-02-14
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NEW VOLUME On he seventh Of Sepfeni
Der. 1861, TliE NEN-RORK WEEKLY TRIB-
UNE commenced the tweaty first year of It's exis-
tenee: TIE DAILY TRIBUNE being some months
older and the SO siI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE sanse-
what younger + or more than twenty wears fhls
journal has labored in whar its conductors have ie
10 be the cause ui Humanity, Justice and Free
dom, cndeavefing to nelcrate tie condition of the
oppressed and unfortunate, IS honor and
courage useful exerfaf il whatever sphere, aad
promote hy all means the neral Intellectual and
material advancement Of our country. Tt has
aimed to he right rather than popular, and TO es-
pouse aia commend to-day the truth that others
may rot oe willing ta aeceIt till Tomorrow. In
pursuing tn il course, mistakes have doubtless been
made and faults committed; but, having in all
things melted readers TO think and Judge for
themselves rather than adopt blndly our own or
others conclusions. We believe We may fairy claim
lar this journal Tie credit of having qualified It's
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good and evil report, and which il steadfsty COM
nlends 70 American patriotism and philanthropy.
As 70 the Civil War nnw devastating our conn-
try. W. bold ii to have originated In D Rebellion
/ before knoHn-a Rebellion in the interests or the
few against tbe Giany--a Rebellion designed to
raise higher tha walls - caste asd tighten 1he
Grains Of OPPRESSION Hsging 3aae j we eeHkl
withou. Surrender OF ital principles TO avoid ihs
War. and witnessed The fcraearance, iaeeknesS, end
( long suffering with which TIE Federal C53vesrIneat
s0eg3t % avert is hegrors, We hold il Cuf essr
duty with tat ~ every other citizen, 10 staii ly
the natlen and It's fliriy chosen rulers and ssc-
ond with all our energies their efforts o uphold the
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tbs Laws. And, though the Rebellion hiss become
through gsurpation, deception, terrorism, and
spoatiVn, feartally strong, We believe tie Aaeri-
can tsepa ic ias stronger, aud thar the uBauilaas
earnest eaurts Of loyal hearts and hands viii ilsllrc
its ove.iitFoF But on ell questions aiieetinz tic
Objects, The scope, and duration Of this most ex-
4 tr45rdiita1$ contest We defer to those whom tire
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