The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-02-14
he nribun eff 1897

THE TRIBUNE enters upon The year 4, O. more prosner
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enlaIgnig our pases-Lnus InaAIng 1HE 1kIBUNE tHt
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circulation OF The Tribune steadily increasing anC
our aasef tslhg patronage mas Increased ta
II is mo- u.cut 10 pII our news Jnan when USED
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frequently publishing supplementary pages
me close Oh inc NaI niposeu upon the TRIBUNE
the discussion Oh monent anu peculiar pr0nlrnIs
we nave met them best could. nv with s
cers1 Aot Hleeuo socai prog ess, foltIcI Equan y
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frestueht became Inc enemy Oh hepuDncansn {
nave oeeA Called upon w denounce ana expose Lue
teacnetles OF destadeu Administration. IL rs MOI
we made an issue WAN fresueht johnson Inc people
approved our course by returning repre-
NCS 70 power. elections OF lobb-s
ant to tile nation Lees surreuder-make new aLes
iteconstr Is now the uuty OF Inc
cal iii ana lar.
ms we are no longer pressed by necess les and
We must AMEND our eXpe nnents Iut ia esenI CON
Ill ion Vi tne currency gl1eyous evil Iiade
our manufacturing interests are IN precalous state
DOLLAR uoes not mean collar but fraction 1t may
ue sixty GEMS, IL may be IL Is a sentiment moi \
iact hen the lanorer earns his dollar lie does not
know whether ne ole LOAF bread OF ten All busl
ues Is ieVetlsh anu unsettled. can onIy
De lemedled by Wise anu IntrepId policy at Wasting
un tins snail INSIST. H.I ~
rhe necessity o. protection to labor again presses up
on U.S. We regret mat this important measure Tie
republican party Is divided honest but mischiey-
70 create pency wnlch can only result in the prostra
lion OF American lndustry-the degradation OF Labor
and the aggrandlzement OF English capitalists Du.
ilns ne many years OF our Work We have struggled
against ths interest We believe Protection more ne
the broadcast and wsest legislation Tor the Rights d
Labor -e W
In the perpexing question of Reconstruction we see
no reason 70 amend the policy which have
since the close o. the war II then seemed to us that
emancipation OF the Black should be followed by sui
tiage toi Tue black- v e did not see the wisdom
ptOmsGuols contlscation and hanging. We had toe
mucu blood IN war 10 ask Tor blood in peaceeyen e
gratly angry vengeance 1t seemed important that the
south snoud conceue Suffrage, and that the Nori h
should concede Amnesty. some OF our friends Cisap
proved OF Inns put Congress has followed our advice
extent than we Claimed in The TRIBUNE We cave 6eid
that me nen who starved captives IN Rebel dungeons
VINO surrendered prisoners, who violated the
rules OF war, and aided ASSASSINATION of Mir Lincoln
shoGiu DC trIed anu punished Congress and the AID
have agreed that no punishment shouIC
be nnlcted even upon men who are charged with
crimes ana the only measure looking like punishment
Is the amendment OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT rom hoidinp
ohice, winch is mercy sentment tai and not practical
pehaIy, on the oher hand, the passage of the Civil
nights pill, the treedmens bureau bill and the bill
Ior sunlage in the District OF Columbia show that re
and protection for the Blacks The policy of THE TRI
BUNE has Deen practically adopted by those VINO diff
with llehds VINO are impatient with us, We do then
the justice Oh believing they go their way to what il
lleving wo go our way TO what right. We work fo
no hlSeI ann imam 70 secure peace TO this nation
TO all natlohslDerty, progress, happiness virtue ant
shall continue to toll in our best way
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ry part OF this country, and in every country TIN
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commercial center OF Europe and South America spe
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these faculties, and only to gather news from al
paris OF the world, but to ask the most gifted men
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UNE series OF essays thaboth for their intrinsic val
ue ara he fame of their lustrlous authors, will Ion:
be memorable in the history Of journalism We postpone
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