Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-03-01
n. Y. TRIBUNE FOR 1867,


THE TEIsrrE enters upon the year 1857 more
prosperous in business than ever before. The
expectancy Of crlargiEg cur paycs-thus max
Ing TIE TRIBUNE the largest and the cheap
est newspaper in Americt-was doubted by
many. We have found our account in it. The
circulation 0fTHE IniBUNEis steadily increas-
ing, ana cur advertising patronage has IN Cfeas-
ed 50 much THAT 1t is !Ule dillcuiEt0 print our
news Than when we used Il smarter sheet, and
this difficulty we cain only 1neet-by Frequently
publishing supplementary pages
The close cc the war has !mposed upon THE
fEiBU&E Inc q iscuSslc! al inonrs nt0us ana pc
cuiiHr problems. we have met tnenl as best
we could, laDOring with sincerity for Freedom.
SGcia! Progress, Political Equality, Impartial
Sunrag"-.tN Rights lor An. y HepubIicnn
President became the cnemyoi Republicans
ism, and we have been called upon to de-
noance and expose the treachericS 0f n GCgTau-
ed Am istFstiUiI. 1t waS not without ,,nin,
certainly not without mach thinking, that we
made all Issue with President Johnson. The
people approved our course by stunning their
radical representatives To- power. ne cleo
tons OF l3oi--;'a important to the nation as
Lees Surrcnder-Tnai,c new duties. Recon-
struction ~ now Nue duty of the countrv--p0-
ltI@al !t|rDSirut .-Jn-ic"Ol trtCiiOu i'm iinIil.
c'S and farms. We are no Longer pressed by
war necessities, and we must amend oar way
experiments. The present condition Of the
currency Is gtlcNcuj evil. Trade suffers;
oar manufacturing interests are in Il preca-
r,ous state A dolUr does not mean dollar,
bui its traction. Ii may hc sixty cents IL may
b" ten. II is n sentiment, not a fact. Whei,
the lao0rcr earns Mis- dollar. he docs not know
whether he has one loaf Of bread or fen All
business is teyerish and unsettled. We think
this can Only be remeaipd by n wise and in
trepid policy ut WashinGton-by rpdHc!ngthc
cafrciicE I" the specie basis. Upon tlis We
The Necessity of Protection to Labor again
presses upon Us. WereEEet that on this most
Important measure the Republican party IL
divided. An honest bat mischievOus minority
~ t!.2 West, particularly, are euaeav0rtng TO
create a policy which can only result in The
pIostiatiun of American !n4ustry--thc delgra-
intio" "t i.@har and tho aS2ranl .z.rn emf al
f.rglisn capitalists. During tne many yen ~
ttresi. We believe PROJECTION more necessary
iluw taan ever before, and We shall insist upon
the Droadest ana w!seSt legislation tor the
Rights Of Labor.
IN the perpicXinG question ofRecongtruction
we see no reason 10 amend the police. which
we have asserted since the close oi the war.
Il then seemed to us that E:.rancipatip:i of the
Black should lee followed by '5uiiIaHe for tAe
Black. We did not see the wisdom OF policy
Of prom s.ti"s- coniiS"atiDn and hanging.
" g had 10 mach bioui ia Wal to ask Ior bio Il
In pcacc-cvcn 10 crafty angry Vengeance.
II seemed important that the south should
cOucede Suffrage, and that the North should
c"n"edc Amnesty. Some of our friends diSap-
proved OF this: but Congress has followed oar
advice. Amnesty has been approved by Con-
2r.Ss--tO Il greater extent than we claimed in
THE TRIBUNE. We have held that the mon
VINO starved "apiiNes IN Rebel dungeons, who
murdered surrendered prisoners, who violated
the rules of war, and aided the assassination
of Mr.. lincoln. should he tried and punished
Congress ana the Administration have agreed
that no punishment should ne Indicted even
upon men who are Charged with these crimes,
Is tAe amendment OF disfraaci.iSeIaent from
holding office, which IL merely ScntimentaI
baud, IN" passage OF the CiNil Rights Biz, the
treedniuu's bureau Bill, and tile 1911 for Suf-
frage IA the District of Columbia. show that re-
construction VIII not DE conSanlmated without
suffrage and protection for the Blacks. The
policy of fH& IBySE has been practically
sil0rted hv thos. who differed win NJ f,1rirS
is discussion. We never quarrel with friends
WHO are impatient with US. " e do them the
justice Of believing they go their way tn what
hn,. Il
tice OF believing we go our way to what T.
right. We work for the same object, but per-
aim than To secure peace to this nation. and to
al nationS-liDerty, progress, happiness yir-
tue, and the universal brotherhood Of man.
And for this We shall continue to toll in our
best way.
We have raorGanizcd and strengthened
every department OF THE TRIBUNE. Ne have
correspondents III every part of this country
and in every country of the world; resident
correspondents in every capital and CONNER
special correspondents who follow important
movements in q Il parts of the earth. |rnis cs-
tahishmeni costs great ceal of money, aud
to organize il we have Invested many thous-
ant!s OF dollars. When we state that there are
three hundred people directly or Indirectly
The TRIBUNE. charged, i'll IL greater or lesser
degree, with writing for It's columns and civ.
lug il news, and that for every item OF news
we pay money, the vast expense OF our publi-
cation may be imagined. We intend 10 en-
large these facilities. and not only to gather
most giftcG men ofotiler countries to write for
oar columns. With manyot them we have al
ready entered into negotiations which viii! re-
suH in giving to the readers ofruE TRIBUNE
a series Of ESSAYS that, both for their intrinsic
value and the fame OF !aeir i!usirous authors.
will long be memorable i'll the history ofjuurn-
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definite announcement.
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