New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10

al, 6i them ate gent rcpublicansand encourage them
70 rlnss to cpi wants where We can minister fully and
prohaBly TO theirs, ,nl whore their children may b
reared with ours to heritage Of freedom hope and con-
fo, such rs Europe in The main, Affords 70 promise Of
TuE IsBUsE in ita infancy, fought under Henry Clay's
lead in the great struggle for Protection to Home Industry
which, eliminating in the Tariff OF 70 raised our country
rapidly out Of the Slough Of Despond into which it had
been cast by tie Rereas scale Of duties to which We had
gradually descended under tho influence Of South Caro-
Hnas Notification bullying in 1888. And, now that the
clans ore evidently mastering for another raid upon the
Protection Of Homo Industry shall endeayor to do our
whole duty in tho contest they invoke.
Profoundly believing in essential Harmony Of Inter
osts between Capital and Labor Agriculture and Manu-
fctaes, North and South, Employer and Employed, VIC
shall continue 70 plead for Universal Amnesty cononed
with Impartial Suffrage as the true bases of National Re-
construction; for the Protection Of the exposed depart
mcnts Of our National Industry benofcent alike to far
Nor and artisan, producer and consumer and for an
Organization of Labor on such basis shall DO deemed
just subject to be modified according to the lights Of ez
percuco. We do not believe that employers nor en-
poyed should alone dictate The rate Of wages, tie hours
Of daily labor, &C., but that these should be settled
in mutual conference, and that the true and only
mode Of obyang all collisions between hirer and hired is
to be fosnd in such comprehensive arrangement as will
graduate recompnso by performance and constran the
wormou to eyince calculation thrift and forecast not
hitherto required Of Them In the South it is already re-
marked that the negroes who making Cotton or Sugar
for 50 much per pound who to hayea definite share
ofAer product arc working steadily and doing for
better than those who hired by the month. We be-
uovo corresponding change in the mode Of paying work
men in Iron Furnaces, Founderes, &C., as well as in
Building, making Furniture Sc, Sc. viii benedeontly
solve the questions now arising between Employers and
Jouracymon, and That any different solution must inoy
ably prove superficial and transitory.
TIE TRIBUNE ia now printed on larger sheet than ever
before; larger than that from which it compelled TO
rccde By the low price which, sold by The gen.
oral .tagna'ion Of business We trs, necessity will
corsain future contraction. True the prices Of Paper
and Of most elements Of newspaper production are still
czorb,aaty highs but this cannot enlurci and We have
of c been cop led 20 issue Supplements often that
We may fairly hope that our business VII hcnccorth war
rant Che Ivy l.ou4l outlay We now incur and expect
FOX 1e failure 10 maintain. With continuance Of orr
present Advertising patronage this win not be difficult
We have mrio this enlargement not so much with
Wow 90 printing moro matter as to printing it in larger
type. Though our type hes hitherto been larger in tao
average than chat Of most of our coompoFade5, have
Lal go many complaints of fine print that have
solved 90 obylto them at Whatever cost But We cannot
PRINT in largo types matters Of local or special
interest such e Markets Ship News &c, must still be
printed as a le..o or 10. at az Weml8t l-vo room f'r
hgmatct OF eu ordinary l2mo. volume in each daily
issue; and Obi. cannot be had without the use Of some
saaiWIe
Whom TIE TnmUyE Grst appeared, Slavery was The
most powerful aal most cherished American "ilsd-
ta,on." Statesmen ruled in its interest; orators
sounded ITS prii'l; priests preached and prayed for
its plr2.u..y; uoIs burned ayae.l and murdered in
tle same holy cautc ~ length after having dolucaed
and destroyed all tho Oh political prs..s, SLAVERY vas
cub lI.1.I 60 stliLo az Tie life Of tia R.rrllc Gnd
IN hs bloody strife +, tAas iaausar.e', t las .,..f
-oro O. t-e u-u We b.icvo ana J-ust tra, Gals WI
prove mos, beneaceat fr our whole country bli
especially nr tla South; that leg fields va'.r.d with
l..o.c llo.l vu lra1 f.ah larger aad nob..r hlryo.
prof. r.-ly OF Com aal Cotton, Dat also OF Liberty
U,.cc AL Humanity. So believing, We confront
...u. with fercnc assurance, and ezAo.t orr coln-
I'd o. no sections anl classes TO rni,c iu rebuilding