Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-19
THE "TRTBUNR" FOR 1854.
PRo 81 oTus.


IHs INV yoHK TRIBryE, first issupd april lOh.
81, IA 70 doy larger asgregste ere-ls'frn than
fny other nswsEa7e- p-hlsha4 Ia America or We
ereass the proc q its se7l s7ps or submit 10 he
gsooniSry Iuin o its istnrs from fls very mag
ed with some irons u whom IT, remarkably fhsan-
pes wsa es.ntrollins rec~ nsrdafi0a; hut or es
7w' gondrea heu "a sub.cfihsrs a ID r-gu,sr 5nT
ehssais- a. ezrsss O. at ,eagt II y rhoussnd over
4 "a anhl4vod by very Ibs-al expsndtaS, ia STS
nri9E early aaf authentic ue,sigenos, b. the fesE.
Of Eb t ard Industry where ger IT iebt o5ntrisuts
ard ~ rusrt7sing hdeliiy to he dictates CT Juace
Hu7eni'y End Freedom.
Rg " large out 's-s early asd sutAspti- alyi.
pIsds0ts ifa the vari M Tntaso 81 IA ITpi. - =
D sPe2el eh IT. ) furnish 81 h snflrsration p
s5si7g jarrett q ops new di7roTe'ies or iHipI =
44nenls . Asr-r'lfure. - musf sp c|a'fp .nve.
1eEners, " have sssIfi 1usy lahcre4t- y in'er-st
teIssfs oftb- Producing Cl.STss lbserva the Co.
at least Iaaseurshy At eined; fr hst md Sc have
b nssrly . many IA NJ ,c6 s 6aSi5nsiy rsGd
taz ~ z = to-asv 3 and ihelr families rs ts
eotn th- iiisah her, We sbaV labor 20 l. ercass
ths most halaS I'd the s.ti-iacion OF this By far
Durtngtl --0ua a-H Of Its patrons
Der .uS- ss evlsiepoe OF fhs Wh'g Party, this pa.
E7p~-~ ,nrfed that party. fha~Eh always sympsfhi-
Nth BE me-a ilbsray peogrssstse. nti-Siayery
wing" thsseof when new issHst dis vel or trans-
forIned old orEEniZstoa- thT ugh the sprntsneOGs
ap Isl I the roople Of the es s at-s AfaBst the
rspudist'on Of the Miss0y-' Restrio ION Tue TEIB
n
known - e'utiicln Wtsn the org sm ID ring
ccnEplrn7y 70 div'oe an de'trov country o. re-
due it ertfra 10 piafB aiaseneut & the Slave
PoEer c1'misar i Overt traasOu and T b-liicu- it
ratura yi ns7essay re ssrd-dTe 'st7nes % his N
fBirasl p-TnmOnt & al other 1nsidergtiCns, aud
deYotd Ell IS -uersf a sfioIts to the amen
anes o our Uniun- In every Cal ntruve-sy shich
hsa dfvic Cd country II has heeu found that
SIDE VII eh ua-uIaiy crmmAud, Tha sympathy and
support Of he large msieriy Of school housts and
tie deeids5 minority ot erog shoIs and 50 doubtless
will b. 10 the hast.
ATds-tiy desi i~g and striving FOR tha early and
enduring at.tsstmenf OF Easioual disinatti0ns.
THE TEIsEE leaves the tima the 6tur8 and tine cOu
ri u chat adJustmTut lmplci ~ 70 th Law
"a y in auihOritF, cInfdfng fE their Wi-dum and
thetr respoGst tbiltte5 and rot 70 eutRrfa
than even BY Possibility. FirmlS bcitev ne IN the
Apostle 10 ~ First pure, THEs acea his"- hold
Ing that the total and nna exirnadon CT Slavery il
the true and otlF Ebsn'U onre for National lille
that any exp-dianG that stops short OF shacau havo
NJ theory 'uc4nstr ruction' ami in1orss none that
has on p0opouuded bP auO her n-ither NumnerH.
ror Writings, nor any o. the Y -rtOuB @ pperhaad
devices for 20 ievluE 'Ptao-' by surrHndsring ths
sThOrti5R the Amen Peosle 70 have faith in their
Gov rnmen TO r,infOrce their arr aud repie IN
their treasury. relieve that, II they bus do their
duty. bedfgn PrOvtdoucs gilt IN time br thls
fearful siruGg such clos v y bsst subservs
the rue greatness Of or county and the psrIuanen
vel being o munsiLd
The present session of Congress will bs an Cxossd-
ibEly mp rrsntO g. Rnd We bsve M e ample ar
rzneem8ssG lev tef IesderH wha iH 90 ng on
In Wasningsln both In Uou sress and IN ths Gepart-
ms1ts.
eEeTtiOns Of ourfrieuds and Of those wnOse views
azd eSnvietons accord n 5stsntiaily Wah ours.