The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-10
THE TRIBUNE ron 1852.

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The Tribune enter. upsD ,Ae ye.r lss. pore prasr
porous in business than ever before. IhsSnpxd.ss
sse largest and The css.pesi se~ spsprr in Ameres
was doubted BY many. We hare kound our account
in il. The circulation Of The Troanc !: steadAy a.
cressing and aaverfishG patronage has Increases
much that t is mos biscuit to print our new than
when used smaller sheet and this &f6en'ty we
ean Only meet b, frs9uenty Publishing supplementary
pages
The close Of the ar has imposed spcn The Tr1p
the discussion Of momenteus and peeufiar Psco'erns
.inesr,,s sr fraon,. Soc.i Prorress. Political Eqsai-
i.y Imps rtisl Sufrage-An Rights for ALL NJ
publican President became the enemy OF ReRues'ean
ISM and we have been called upon to dseooncs An
exrose the reacheries Of degraded ADMINISTRATOR
II not without pain. certainly not without much
son. TIE people apPr''ved cur course BY retarns"S
their radical representatives 10 power The elections
of lSe6-as important TO the nation rs Lee suten
der-mski King duties. Reconstruction IA now thc
dutv Of tie counIry-o.itcai
strucion in finances and tariffs. We are no longer
pressed BY necessities, and we must amend our
war experiments The present condition OF the eur
renee is = erevioas evil Trade suffers Isanafae-
docs net mean dollar, but ts fraction. /, may be
sixty cents, il may be ten. II is sentiment net
fact. When the abNEer earns his dollar, be docs DOL
know whether be has one loaf Of bread or ten. All
business is feverish and unsettled. We think this
only be remedea by wise and intrepid policy as
Washing toa-Sy rsdnciog the currency to the specie
basis Upon this shall iasiss. 80. .sa
The necessity Of Protection to Labor again pr sses
upon We regret that this most impoffans INCA.
SURE the Rcpubcan party divided An honest bull
miscAievous minority in the West, particularly, are
en.eayoring create policy which can only resa"
in the IFostFation of American lnustry-ahe dsgrna.
ton of Labor and the ACKNOWLEDGMENT q knghsh
capitalists. During the many years OF ONT ~ot : VIC
have struggled against this interest we osne.s 70
lection necessary than ever before ano We
shall insist upon the broadcast and wisest Legislation
for the Rights of Labor
no rea son to amend the policy which We have assert
ed since the close OF the war IL then seeneu ~ u
that Frs of the Black should be followed by
Suffrage fog the Black We did not see the VISION
of policy of promiscuous confscation and hanging
We had too much blood in war to ask Tor nioea "a
peace--eyen crafty angry vengence. II ses meu
ifapor,ant that the South should concede Suffrage,
ana that the North should concede Amnesty Some
of our friends dsspproved of this but Congress mas
followed our advice. Amnesty has been approved by
Congress-toa greater extent than we Claimed NJ Inc
Tribune We have held that the who starved
captiyes in rebel dungeons, who murdered surrender
ed prisoners who violated the rules OF war snd aoed
the assassination of Mr. Lincoln, should be ried and
! punished Congress and the Administration have
agreed that no punishment should be inflicted up
on men who charged with these mes, and the
ment of acknowledgements from holding office, which
is merely sentimental and not practical peaa.y.
On the other hand the passaEs Q. shs m for Suf
frase in the District of Columbia show that recon.
su-ten VIII not be minated without suffrage and
protection for the Blacks The policy Of The Tribune
| has been practically adopted BY those who dhAreo
with US dnring its discussion. We do them the Jss-
ss o, yss sney 81 DC Us Believing
We 90 our wsy to what 10 lrixhs We work for the
same object. bat perhaps in different ways We have
10 ali nasons-ibe1ty, progress, happiness, virne
and the universal brotherhood of man. And tor this
| we shall continue to toll in our best way.
We have reoreanred and strengthened every de-
partn,ent Of The Tribune. We have correspondents
in every part of this country and in every esastry m
the world resident correspondents in every capita
and com crciaf center Of Europe and South America
special correspondents VINO follew important move
mens in eli parts of the earth. This estabishn mem
prea deal of and To organize u We
| have invested many thousands Of doiars. When w
state that there three hundred Pe.Pss dssssy o.
Indirectly connected with the editorial department q
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tend enlarge these facilities and not only to gAhe
gifted men sss.. s.n.sss.s columns
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T,ban ~ne ser T Of for their
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will long be memorable in the history Of jossnalisn
epostpone for the presents more definite announce
. ment.
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