The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-01-31

THE TRIBUNE enters upon the year 1867 more prosper
enlarging our pages-thus making THE TRIBUNE the
ARREST and cheapest newspaper in America doubt
circulation of THE TRIBUNE steadily increasing and
it is more dcdt to print our news than when we used
smaller Sheet and this difficulty only meet by
The close of the war has imposed upon the TRfsuNE
me discussion Of montentuous and peculiar problems
eerity for Freedom, Social progress, Political Equally,
President became the enemy Of Repubiicanism and we
have been called upon to denounce and expose the
without pain certainly not without much thinking that
approved our course BY returning their radical repre-
sentatves to power The elections of 196as import
ant to the nation Lees surrender-make new duties
reconstruction is now the duty of the country-pot
cal in finances and tar
we must amend our war experiments The present con
di5on of the currency is grevous evil Trade suffers
sf may
6e sixty 6 cents it may be ten It is sentiment not
know whether he has one loaf of bread ten, All bust
be remedied by wise and intrepid policy at Washing
onIby reducing the currency TO the specie ba sis. Up
The necessity of protection to labor again presses up
On us we regret that on this important measure the
Gus minority in the West particularlyare endeavoring
ton of American Industry-the degradation of Labor
and the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of English capitalists Du-
against this interest We believe Protection more ne.
cessary than ever before, and shall insist upon
the broadcast and wises legislation for the Rights of
Labor
In the perplexng question of Reconstruction we see
no reason to amend the policy which We have asserted
since the close OF the 1t then seemed to us that
frage for the Black We did not see the wisdom of
promisGuo9s coniscation and hanging We had too
grty angry vengeance Il seemed important that the
should concede Amnesty Some of our friends San
proved of this but Congress has followed our advice
extent than claimed in THE TRIBUNE. we cave held
that the men who starved capves in Rebel dungeons
nrIGn pybO xriDlof
rules war; and aided the assassination Mr. Lincoln
should be tried and punished Congress and the Ad,
mlnstratlon have agreed that no punishment should
be nfcted even upon men who are charged with these
grimes and the only looking like punishment
once which is merely sentimental and not practical
Rights b the Freedmens Bureau 6 and 't 6e o b
for Suffrage in the District of Columbia show that re-
and protection for the Blacks, The policy of THE TIT
cred with us during its discussion. never quarrel
with friends who are impatient with us, We do them
trust they viii 40 f US Justice @ of BIS Is
eying wo go our way to what is right. We work for
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the unvesa o happiness M and
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