New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29
~ Ii Z I X Is L n + for 1850
PROSPECTUS

The Military and Naval succeses Of 1854 with the ausp
cious result n our Presidential contest have lifted heavy
weigh. from breasts Of the Loyal Millions OF country
men II is now by those who have been dsrusful
and faint hearted that the Unons to umphantfrom
the deadly strife whereuo she wickedy precp,ated
by her ASSISTANTS and that Slavery her relentless foe to
counter the Of aan The pers o. foreign Intervention
and Of Western instruction safely passed ABRAHAx
LINCOLN longer assaabs the choice Of amnony holds
helm OF State FOR four years onger tue Rebellion alpa
bly, weakened by its defeats and Losses during the year now
clong-vith It's credit reduced that is purse bearer Off
ciay declares that its Treasury Notes only be exchanged
for coin at the rate one while it, bonds
msnd but the dolarbut await. the blow which
shall strike the sword from its parrcida hand and remit
It's master spirits the justice II may be to the ciemency
soey wronged aud justly ncensed but iorbearing and
magnaniuous People Such the auspices which justify
faith that the year to open will the Stars and
Stripes unchaenred from every batenent in the Re-
public and the Teree, law Of Liberty for All imnovsby
iDhelded in the Constitution Of our Union.
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE. founded in 1871, will enter
upon its wentyfour year with quckened hopes and
larged Of usefulness Its principles need state
m aims the diffusion Of Intelligence and the incul.
cation Of spirit Of Freedom and Humanity. When thi,
truth shall have been generally recognised and established
ID. basis OF institutions and poy, that nusce to the
poorest the weakest the most despsed is fearful mistake
that community State afford to wrong even its
hunble aemberthen will land bask in the
calm sunshine Of peace aud prosperity.
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