Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-15
N. Y. TRIBUNE FOR 1857.

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THE TRIgtTxE atcrs upon the year 1867 more
prosperous I'm business than ever before. The
expediency OF enlarging our pages-thus maxi
ing THE Tribune the LARGEST aud the cheap
many. We have found our account In IL. Tho
circulation OF THE rnIBusE Is steadily incrcss-
ing, and our advertising patronage has increps-
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news than when we used smaller sheet. and
this difficulty we can only meet by frequently
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The close ofthewar has imposed upon TIE
TRIBUNE the discussion of mo,nentous ard pc.
we could, laboring with sincerity for FSeedosa,
Social prosrsss r9iitis r Equality np,rs,ns
President became the enemy of Republican,
ism, and we have been called upon to DO.
nounce and expose the treacheries ofa degrna-
ell ADMINISTRATION. II was not without pain,
certainly not without much thinking, that we
made an issue with President johnson. The
people approved our course by sturnlng their
radical representatives to power. The cicc-
tons OF is65--as important to tho nation 40
Lees surrender new duties. Recon-
ltical reeonstru', INSTRUMENTATION i'm nnnn.
ccs and tariffs. We are no longer pressed by
war necessities, aud we must amend our war
currency Is a grievous evil. Trade suffers
our manufacturing interests are In precn.
rions state. A dollar does not mean dollar,
but its fraction. 1t may be sixty cents. IL may
he ten. 1t isa sentiment not fact. When
sne ian"rer shrnsmis amiiaf' ne does not KNOW
| business Is feyerish and unsettled. We think
thisca only be .remedied by a wise and IN
| trepid policy Mt Washington--by reducing the
currency to tho specie basis. Upon this We
shall Insist. @s'
The necessity OF Protection to Labor again
presses upon us. We regret that Oh this most
| Important measure the Republican party is
divided. An honest but mischievous minority
| In the West. particularly, are endeavoring TO
| prostratiou OF American lndustry--the degra-
dation OF Labor and the nggrandtzement Of
of our work we have struggled against ihis In.
terest. We believe Protection more necessary
now than ever before. and we shall insist upon
the broadcast and wisest legislation for the
In the perpicxing question of Reconstruction
we see no reason TO amend the policy which
we have asserted since the close OF the war.
| ltthon seemed to us that Einanc patton of the
Black should be followed by Suffrage for the
Black. We did not see the wisdom OF u policy
Of proniscuous contiscation and hanging.
We had to much blood IN war to ask for bio : i
II seemed important that the South should
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TIE Tribune. Wehave held that the men
| who starved captivcs in Rebel dungeons, who
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ne rules OF war, and aided the assassination
Congress and the Administration have agreed
that no punishment should be In tlicted even
upon men who are charged with these crimes,
Is the amendment of disfranchsenent rronl
/ holding Office, which is merely Il sentimental
he Of the h hs
Freedman's Bureau Bill. and the Bill for SUI.
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