Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1867-03-07
NO. 90,
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country shall be in truth zone and undi.
vided," that we must still trust to The pa.
Iriotism and craftsmanship Of that party
which has carried US triumphanIly
through the perils Of the recent past
Believing this We shall earnestly advo-
cate the claims Of The great Union Par.
ty," to the continued confidence Of the
people with that candor and courtesy
that becomes the cause Of truth. Il is The
truth that makes US free let Us seek ef-
ter il with an earnestDess becoming the
great interest involved. All Of our opiu-
ions in politics, in religion, in morals,
may be examined and must be 10 secure
the healIhful action Of the public mind.
Truth must meet error, the struggling
powers are to come in conflict ani truth
IS 10 be elected as the spark glances from
the collision of flint and STEEL If there
be any principle that we cannot in good
temper examine abd discuss with our CO.
lempOraries, It shall be abandoned. If il
cannot be defended by argument, it shall
be laid aside.
We shall endevor in politics as well as
In all other questions that may arise 10
cultivate and promote at all times the
spirit of reconciliation, the great advan-
tages whereof are so clearly exemplifed
IN the early history and rapid growth Of
our State. While other Territories from
the commencement! had been torn by in
!ernal dissensiOns, their soil overrun and
desecreled by border ruffians and when
the ;ocsin Of civil war was sounded bv
open rebellion, their people were MUIR
dered aud pillaged by rowing bands Of
lawless marauders. guerillas, and Jay
hawkers-Ihe people Of Nebraska led by
the councils Of wisdom and moderation,
have succeeded in frowning down all for.
eIgn interference, in resisting the earli-
est encroachmenls of domestic difficulty,
and during the whole time Of excitement
end civil war all around us-whether df-
ferences Of opinion there may have been
among us-peace and good order, prac-
tiCal vIgor and manly observance Of the
Laws and Constitutional obligations havs
characterized the conduc, Of our people
We are determined for our part TO keep
up this same spirit, and 70 manifest al
every opportunity in the Nebraska State
Gazette, our adherence TO wise, and
moderate councils, and show an ernest
and real public spirit thar akss hold Of
any laudable enterprise, and we Feel con
hdent thai with a reasonable assisanc1
90 tne paFs Uc Ins puUiio, may aclrspo
great rssul.s for the common good. that
spirit of harmony. fraternity and patriot
ism may prevail amongRs, that as a uni
ted people not ofkhe south or Of lie
North, but Of Nebraska and the Union.
bound together ty community Of his
tory, interests, and expectations, we may
move on with the progress of times, lay
ing broad and deep the foundation Of The
new Commonwealth.
In conclusion we pledge ourselves that
the Nebraska State Gazette will not be
of an ephemeral exislance, but will be q
permanent institution; it is true we d.
not expect to derive any immediate pecu-
mary advantage from our enterprise, and
certainly not for the first twelve months.
but situated as we are, we will, and We
can, patiently wait for our financial sue
cess, until the untailing fruits Of our Ia
bOrs have time 10 Tipen. At all events
we are determined 10 keep up and in
crease our paper, even if our patronage
should fall short of our circulations.
With this pledge, and having cur OBJ
jec; steadily In view. the Nebraska Sale
Gazette has commenced rs efforts, and Ie
the principles It advocates do not al al
times meet your approval, while we snail
adher 10 cur positions as long as we be-
Leve them TO be right, we will at least
merit your patronage and support by a
Jealous advocacy of our local interest, 10
regard TO which there can be no difference
of sentiment, and by giving you the lOcol
and general news Of the day, in eighteen
or twenty columns of new reading matter
IN every issue, and by so conducting our
paper, as that you may, with proprieiy
Introduce it into your families, aud with
credit TO yourselves and the new State,
c circulate it broad.
The first number will appear as soon as
The balance Of our material for the paper
shaH be received. Meantime 50 bscrip-
lions and orders for advertisements may
be left at The Pass office, or at Mohren-
sIecher s. Co.'S, Charles Scheider & Cos,
and Jacob Blum & Cos.
DR.. F. RENNER, Editor. ,
y. H. IRISH, Publisher.
.Ne6rGskG City, .Ns5., 26th FEB 1867.
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