New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20
THE NATION,
DAILY REPUBLICAN, JOURNAL,
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Win shortly make It's appearance in Baltimore under III
uspices Of the Republican party.
1t will be published every morning and evening and viii
eonpeo with It's New.York contemporaries, 10 giving the
Of public interest from all quarters up 70 the
hours OF issue.
twill meet tho OF all classes Of readers 10 the diver
sy end completeness Of It's several departments and its
columns will be enriched by tho contributions Of the ablc
pens II the country interests Of free labor and Chrs
tsu civilization.
twill ere.y exercise all tie -hs Of free press undes
fall seuse offs responsibilities, aud hold all in
hori,y whether civil or military to inst and patriotic
execution Of their trusts and dates
II will be devoted the per .euity and consolidation Of the
Amer UnioD republican nation. one and iudiysbls.
supreme over parts redeemed by civil from Ssv'
cry and triumphant all M enemies at home and abroad
twill take political position IN the snks OF the Repub'
sa patty the and tred defenders of the Upionray
tho loyal Of ell other parties to the support Of Its sdminr
on public affairs and vndcse its title 70 continued ~
cendency in the naous councils the only hope Of saving
American republican government from overthrow.
l. will uphold Mr. Lincoln IA lis administration Of the Ma
tons Gcyernmsn upon the liberty giving principles Of the
powerful aud pssdo, party Of which be IL the practical
ponen and whose mighty arms the nation to Be
borne TO victory.
WI echo and reecho the rising loyl voice OF the nsoc
the s,bbsrd wsge the with the whole power Ofths
country a.ns the armies Of the Rebel Avehoder and ths
tatorous accompices Of the Democratic party until the
Rebellion aud Il, fomenting and sustaining cause Slavery
shall DO utterly snnihstsdto purge the Army and Navy,
and the civil administration Of all officers who not heart
aud with him. ia ssnd purpose OF sKtinguishns By
force ii arms the nsuIrecon Of h contederaed taors-so
bling coIdgn punishment every rs,oEous and muaoas
officer who behaved either on land or see %
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sup re-. ,ummsry every sympaizsr with the Rsbeii0a.
public private who shall dare by word deed to lend aid
or comfort the en.myo refuse peace that sha NOS
be The result Of absolute and unconditional surrender ofn
the the supreme authority nation, and the
demolition Of their simulated sovernmeDt-io strike the
desbow the heart Of the Rebellion by raising snd gan
izng army Of half million Of free colored American
fight for tie rees.sbshment Of the national
tie dsseeted Sstes-snd TO resent hose demoDstrs'
tons any attempts by foreign Powers to ipternedds
"a the being wSged by the National osyersmsnt
against the armies Of Slavery.
Il will maintain the wisdom Of Mr. Lincoln. Proclamstoo
Of Freedom to tho slaves Of the enumerated Rebel stes
both Of military necessity and Of justice
tho theuelvesthe innocent Of the Rebellion
and justify It. extension the excepted district. and or.
euled States II they do DO, speedily unite with tho National
Government In tie peaceful e1pstlon OF Saverythe bitter
fountain OF all their treason aud di.loya!iy
II will urge tho Infant tender by the Naorsl Government
Of Den.son for cnanepsvz forthwith the slaves Of
the States Of Delaware Maryland West Virginia, and Mis-
souri, aud the prompt acceptance OF the the only
niesn Of psaceaby eatlGsuishing tho lingering deysty
'herein requiring military occupation to keep down.
1t viii advocate such IN the Constitution Of the
State o land shall at aud forever abolish Slavery
within heg limits the basis OF national compensation bdns
all her inhabitants under the same laws, and make represents
10 her state Legislature propoona.e to population e.
cluSyey. whistler they be voters or not
1t will give cordial support the party Of the Union In
the State Of Maryland whatever may be the title Of ts organ
siou AID aiyocs:e the election Of fa delegation Of s
nominees the Congress- pledged tho Mar and Emsu'
cipaOn. and also Of majority Of tho next Legislature In
favor Of tn Wsr aud Emancipation, and Convention Of The
people for purifying the Constitution from all vsstses Of
Slavery and fot.cu.b0Eoush representation.
l. Will 90 for extending the Common School system In
Maryland III every child In the State shall receive ele.
mentsry educston-for encouraging immigration into the
satefor developing her manufacturing mining agricultural
sid mechanical abe-for opening ue Of steam,
cnmuuicaOu between Baltimore and foreign countes-sr
doubling the Of the great railways leading out Of Bs
uore-fo deepening The 10 her hlboror the per-
lnauau maintenance of her national military deensestoi
the Of the Naval Academy to Annapolis aud for all
other looking to the promotion of the Interests Of
the State.
espouse aud vindicste the sad dignity OF Free
Labor without Distinction Of color In all parts Of the
rational peace pres
petty, ard happiness.
L. will claim for the four mlou, Of coored American pss
pie whether liberated iom Slavery by the otherwise
the right le liberty, aud the pursuit Of hsprness free
remain upon the soil free to leave It, and 10 the proso'
on OF the National Government for whose defense snd pres
evstl)n hsy ready Jay down theE nves. II permitted
to DO
IL will favor the voluntary emigration Of the coored iuhso-
liant. Of the Union to Liberia because thor presence In
this country reeen 10 with public coed.
hut 10 afford ths wider field their elevation ard
for he Of their capacity for republican govern
mont by with their former associations
aud AZ he same time enable them TO build up Amsri.
con nation tie land OF their fOrethers tina! shs give ss
dom and Christian civilization to the people Of the Artisan
continent
will fsvog the construction Of military and postal Lines Of
railways the fostering OF the National Government
rs necessary to tho consolidation Of the Union, and.
movement in the Direction the establishment at once.
Of National Paper Currency ouVded upon tho eviiencss Vt
tie Puzzle Debt of the nation.
1t will advocate such changes In the Constitution OF The
United State, shall prohibit forever the eIstees Of Slave
~ Of the states Territories Of tho American ua0nA
allow oil tho inhabitants OF the States thessS wi!bOos
regard color. aud whether vo,ers or not 70 b
enumerated in fixing the sppoitonment OF representative 70
Congo.
Republicans aud other loyal In favor II hr essaba
meut OF such journal US THE NATION, viii address,
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