Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-01-12
The New York Tribune
-z.... 1866. r.

Our most monentous ardous struggle having result.
ed in the triumph Of American Nationality, the utter
TaE TRrnuNr profoundly rejoicing in this result viii
labor to the legitimate fruits Of the grand be.
ngnant victory by rendering Liberty and Opportunity
the common heritage OF the whole American People
and evermore
Dscountensncins AL unmanly exultation over or
needless infection Of pain prvation the upholders
Of the cause win insist the earliest possible
toraton Of the Southern States their former power
and influence in our Union on the basis Of All Rights
for All their People.
1t will labor In hope prove that the substitution Of
Free for Slave Labor must inevitably and universally
conduce to the increase of Industry, Thrift Prosperity
and Wealth, so that the South. within the next ten
years, must look back amazed her long persistence
In practice so baeful as the chattelizng Of Man.
1t will labor for the diffusion Of Common School Edu-
cation, Manufactures, the Useful Arts &C. &C. through
out every pertis Of country but especially through
out the sections hith devoid Of Them beeveHs that
good end will thereby be subserved and the inter-
est Of every useful and worthy class promoted.
IL WI urge the Protection Of Home Industry by di,
view to drawing hither the most capable and sklfu
artihceIs and artisans Of Europe, and the na,uraizns
but confined to the Old World while would streng
and extend those which have already oothold among
1t will give careful attention to progress and improve
ment in Agriculture, doing its best Mt once to bring
markets TO the doors Of farmers and teach them how
TO make the most Of the opportunities thus Afforded then
II will devote constant at ention TO Markets, especially
for Agricultural Products With intent to both pro-
lator and forestailer.
And. giving fair scope to Current Literature to the
proceedings Of Congress- and to the general News Of the
Day hopes 10 retain its Old patrons and attract many
new to bear them company.
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