New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
THE TRIBUNE for 1860.
PROSPECTUS.


with fine auspieious result of our Presidential
contest. have lifted heavy weight from the
hrea.,. Of. tie Loyal Millions of orr country
men. II is now felt, even by those who have
been di;rustiul and iaint-hearied' that tAe
Union is to emerge triumphant from the deadly
strife ,~hcreinto she was so wckedly prec'p''
tated by her assailants, and that Slavery her
relentless foe. is to encounter the fate OF IA
man. The peyils Of foreign intervention anu
of Western instruction are safely passed;
hRsAU,M LINCOLN. no longer aSSalable as inc
choice Of minority, holds the helm Of state ior
,our vears longer; the Rebellion, pdpaoiy
weakened by its defeats and losses during the
year now closing-with its credit so reduced
thatits pursc-bea-er officially declares that lis
Treasury Notes can only be exchanged Tor coin
st the rate Of twenty five for one, while It's
bonds command but six cents Oh the
doUar-but awaits the blow which snail
soon strike the sword from its parricidal hand
and remit it's master-sprits to The justice, or II
NAV be TO the clemency, ola sOreiy wronged and
Justly ncensed but forbcaring aud maenanimous
People. Such are the auspices which justify
orr faith that the year soon TO open will see the
Stars and Stripes foa. unchaiengod from every
bsttlemen, in the Republic, and the perfect law
of Liberty for All immovably imbeddcd in the
Constitution of our Union.
The NEw.YoRK TRIBUNE, founded in ls4l,
will enter upon its twenty-fourth year with
ouiekened hopes and enlarged means of useful
ness. It's principles need no re-stGtement: its
aims are the diffusion OF Intelligence and the
inculca,ion of spirit of Freedom and Human
II. When this truth shall have been generally
recognized and established as TIE basis Of our
institutions and pOlty, that injustice TO the
poorest, the weakest the most depised, is a
fearful mista&e-that no community or State
can afford to wrong events humblcst member
then will our land bask once more III the calm
sunshine OF peace and prosperity.
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