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TEE TRIBUNE lfVS< 1867
1.-THE Tribune enters upon the year Il S6' more
prosperous in BUSINESS than ever before; Inc
* pedltncy Of efrlatgfng our pages--thus making
1HElRIBUEE the lhrgesto and the cheapet,t pews1
paperiin America-was doubted by many We
have found our account In 1t. The circulation d.
THE TRIBUNE is steadily increasing, and our ad,
yertSiiig patronage has Increased s" much that
it is more dllfcultto pant 9ur news than When
we used a smaller sheet, and TINS dil1lcully we
can only meeuby frequently publishing suppitl
The cIosrf Iii the war has imposed upon TnE'
TRIiILAE the discussion OF {mOlnentousl and 5pc0
Culiar problems. We have met them "a best we
could, laboriiig withlsinderily for treedpn sOl
ca Progress Political EquahY, Impartial SSupf7
"A ii Rights for An. 9hh 'kcpubican Ptsi.
dent became the enemy of Repubiicansm, and
We have been called upon to denounce and ex-
pore the treachefirs fOii degraded Adniuistfas
liou ltwas not without pain, certainly not
without much thinning, that We rna4e AM iss,ie
with Pgesaent Jphpspn lhG TPplc approved
Or co,ifse ~ returning the radical REPRESENTA-.
tiveS to powers he elections OF lS66-.a, ilp-
Iiportant TO the nation rs Lees surrenler-make
new DUTIES. RecOpstrictibnis n,lw tle siutyJof
the country-pOli;icA roconstructinn-recon
stfutHon in iirsirces una taiiAs !Neate mo lbn-
ger pressed by WA necess ties, and We must a.,
mend OF war ex perlments. The present conii.
ti0D pf the Gufjtncy is greyous evil. Trade
suffers our manufacturing interests are In u
prdcatibusls!ttte by.l doac oes not mean d dol
lar, but its fraction. 1t may be sixty ceats, it,
may be ten, 1t T. sentiment, not u fact When
the laborer earns his dollar. hesdoes not know
whether he has one loaf bread or ten. All bust
Sc III n nj
only be yen,cdied by y wise and intrepid policy
at Washingt6n-by reducing the currency to the
specie basis. Upon this we shall insisA 1Gd
| I lie necessity of Protection to Labor again,
pressesupOn u.s., We regret that on this lthvst
! Important measure the Republican partylis divi
lied An honest but hlischieybuI minority ii lhe
West, particularly areendeav oling to create q
policy which can only result in the prostratiop
| Of American ndusrlg-Ithe deaadati,i OF Tabor
and the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of English CAPITALISTS
| During the many years Of our work We h.
| Struggled, against this interest, We believe Pro.
1 lection more necessary now than ever before ,o6
we shall iDsstup onlhc lroaf lstJan jwjSgSt III
glslaaOn for the rights If Labor 4v.,,,. ~. I'D
In lie petPltNinp'l esti6h Of RtcdnSfructiol.
| we see no reason 20 amend the policy which Ave
have assorted since the close Of the war IttLen
seemed to us that emancipation l6f the i,lhck
should be followed by suffrage tor The Black, No
| did not see the wisdom Of policy of proniscu.
Gus cYDhscatioHa aud banging, We h,ld too'much
4 blood in wal to ask Iol blood in peacc--eyen to
crafty vengeancta8 1t SEEMED iiilorthht
I that the South should concede suffrage and that
| theNorth Should concedehnInesty,' some or our
friends ,disapypNed Of this ;Ibut Congress has
! followed ouradtice Amnesty has bcegn appro.
| we'd BY Ggngress-to "a greater extent lthipwe
c!si1tS in NE TRIBUNE We have held ihati
the men who starved captivcs IN fcbefduhrons,
who murdered surrendered pris"pers; who yioIa- !
ted the rules of war and aided the dissatisfaction
of Mr.. Lincoln. should, be tiled and punished! al
Congress and the Administration nave agrcod
that no punishment should be inflicted ecenApl
on men, who are charged with these crimes, and
the only measure locking like punishment Is the
amendment. of dsfranchjsemen1 from holdl nh of.
fee, which i merely sentimental and not a
practical penalty On the ether hand, he pa.
sage OF the Civil Rights Bill tie Freednap's
Bureau BIZ and the Bill for suffrage in NE ji9
trct of Columbia, show that reconstruction will !
not be contaminated without suffrage and proteE
ton i9f the Blacks. lhepolicy of frHR TRBvNcI
hes been practically adopted by those who's, it,
fered With US during its discussion. we never
qnaael with friends who are impatient with,us.
Wedb them the fit Zoe Of believing they fbeir
way to what y right inst aswe ,truStothey will
do US The jnstce'oi beiieuing we cd our way To
what sright, Wewprk Tor the -ame D hjectd botl
perhaps in different ways. We have no bighe,
aim til III to secure peace to this nation, and I'd
all na,ions-Clibberi,yy progress, happiness yrtue
this weshaN continue ~ toll in our best way,"
We haze recognized and strengthened ev.
eryl de partmcnt Of NnE TRIDukE,g We have enpd
respondents in every part OF this country and in
every country OF the world resident corfesboTnl
dents IN every capital and commercial center of
Europe ana Sbnth America: special c6r,espond
ents who follow important movements I'M all
parts OF the earth I his establis hment costs
great deal Of money aud to organ lie Ii wa Cbaya1
invested many thousands OF dollars When VIC
statefhat there are three handreh people difeltI
~ or indirectly CONNECTED with The editorial dc.
partfnent OF The rRBtNR, charged, tn a greater
or less degree with wilmington It's cnlumnsdon;t
giving it news. and that for everyite of neo,s
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