White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-27
The New York Tribune.
NEW VOLUME.

n, Tho seventh If Seutembcr, 1shi, THE
NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE COM
,,s,c.,l the t~ first wear oi its existence;
THE DAILY TRIBUNE being some months
,,drr and THE SEMI-WEEkLY TRIBUNE
.onewhat Younger. For more than twent.
years. this Journal has laborrd M what its CON
iuc,ors have ielt To be the cause of Humanity.
Justice anil Freedom, endeaNorinsto meliora:e
the condition of the oppressed and unfortunate,
>, honor and encourage useful exertion in what
80, .-.here, and, 10 promote by all means the
- intellectual and material advancement
10. COUNTY,. u has aimrd TO be right rather
,h.n ,o,nI,r' and tn esuouse and commend to-
La The truth that Others mar not be willing To
accent ,iil 10 morrow. In pursuin. this course.
mistakes have Doubtless been ma,ie AMI faults
committed; but, having in all things iEcIted our
renders to think and judcefor themselves rather
,b,, ,,l,nt b,iudly our own or others ccnc.u-.
s;on.- We believe we may fairy claim for this
journal the credit of having qualified its readers
10 detect and expose even its own errors. L"
develop the minds of the young ny the most
general, thorough and practical Education, and
tn encourage and stimulate Productive Industry.
through free grants oil Public Lands to actual
settlers and cu'tivators, as also through the pro-
lection of immature or peculiarly exposed
brancbe. from too powerful foreign competition.
are amony the aims to which this Journal has
adhered through good and evil report. and which
1t ,teaa,as,i! conl'ne"d' ~ e'''
A 10 the Civil War now devastating our
country. we hold il to have originated in Re-
bellion more wanton, wicked, inexcusable, than
was ever before known--a Rebellion in the in
teres,s of the few against the manv-a Rebellion
designed to raise higher The walls of caste and
tighten the chains Of oppression Having done
all We couid with"us s"''ehue VI ''a' pr"
cipie 10 aSoih ms =" a., anu 'ne .o.
bearnnce, meekhess anu ionS u.S M
when the re"er,, E'' ei''i,e"s suS' " ~, .
it1 horrors, we noh u our .'ea. win .''
OF every other ci''Hen' W s'a'u =. 'ne n't
and It's larry chnseh ,se AR. t !" ss.o
all our energies '"e'r W up" 'u 'n1
the Corsutnt,on' nnS me s""eies y, ' ,h n
Anu, 'mousI I ane ,.rro,;s,n anJ sno,;,,;o,
esa " rfnliv strong. We believe the Am.:;c,u Re-.
public far stronger, and Tat the unac;:,nou.,
earnest efforts a. loyal hearts .i hands will in
sure its overthrow. But OH 4. question. affect
inc the c,,.,s tho scone. and duration of thi.
, ,,o,, .x,,,or3i,,rv contest. we defer to those
mho,, Nh. American People have clothed with
,n,bor;,v hol,iinp ,oitv of purpose and ofaction
;,d;snens,ble in So sra, e an emergency
In crisis like the present, our columns must
h. I,-ceIy enrros,cd with the current history
oc Tho war far the Union, and with calculations
or is more striking incidents. We shall not,
h,vev.r. remi, that atren ton to Literal ure, tc
Fo,ei,n Affairs. TO Agricultural Progress, to
lcrnn. M,rket., &c, &c. which .as already. We
trn.t won for THE TRIBUNE an honorable
nos;t;on among its contemporaries Our main
Inject ia and shall be to produce a comprehen-
90 n.wsn,ner. far which n careful reader may
n,esn !, vivid and faithful history of the times,
~, ,nersIv in the domain of Ac ion but in that
of Opinion also. As our facilities for acquiring
;nc ,rm,,;on increase with wears. we trust shat
an involvement in the contents of or journal
is nerceptible. and that, in the variety and full