Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-02
she Tribune for 1867.

TsE TsisuSr upon the year 1861 more prosper
largug psre<-tlus making rzE TRIaUsE Ihs large
- and the cheapest newspaper IN Amer.ca-'s2-
doubted by many. Ne have found cur account .u a.
The circulation Of THK THrsUSE j. >feSiy inoTsasiH
SHd advertising pate hs> Increased
that II u more aircui' I PRINT our ne" than hen 80
used smaller sheet. ami this difficulty We can only
hy frequently publishing supplementary pages
The -la~e ut the Iss imposed upon THE TRIErvK
'he discussion II mcmentouS and peculiar Problems
Ne have them As best could, laborsng with
rery Tor reeaol >,cal Ffuefes>' Frit'.at Lqiait-
Impartial Sud1ge-AH Rights fer AL Bepuhiceu
President became the enemy at Repubicaasn- ana
nave oeeh caited upon 20 detdiee anu pose e iesc-
cries OF degraded Administration II was NOT wItbalt
pain, certainly without much thinking that uas
an -sAe Win fFesI1 ent iiusi re people approve
course by returning heir radical representative
power The elections ~ isu6-as important 10 ui= nae
lion Lees surrendsr-Inaks duties. ReconSFar-
zion The duy the countfy-PoliIca recou>igc
tioEreconstruc tIOn IN finances and tariffs. We
longer pressed by ar necessities and we must anH
our war experiments. The present condition a. iHe
currency Is griev. u ev. Trade suffer- mann
l~oIufhS interests are ia pfecafi'i state \ c'.t
does dollar, but as IRA ctIoi. II may be
When the labor-T ms dollar, lie kI..N
whether he has one l. at Of bread AL bu-tre>-
Is teyeT>h unset ed. We think thIs oHy be
uisu " we ahI lnfepid p'itey Al Na91'"7i 'i--
reducing the currency to Tie specie basis tins
The necessity OF Protection Labor pr uq-
on We regret that ms important measure
chtevoas minority. IN the West, particularly, e
trat,n OF American IndusJry-the depreciation lato-
aud The agerand Of English capitalists. Darte
The many years Of work have struggled against
this interest We believe Protection necessary
shan bet re, shall upon tile
and wise-t legislation for the Rights If Labor
Ia The lerpiexing question "f Reconstruction
II" amend The pa icy which We have asserted
since close Tie 1t >eemsd !" IL that
Emancjpati, ofthe Black should followed by suffrage
the black. We did the wisdom at priic, of
ProniScuou> c"nhcaIon and hanging. We had tuc much
blood IN 10 ask iur blood Ia peacc-evsH srsIly
vengeance Ii seemed imp. rtanr that SCUM
should c"noede suffrage and that The North should
cede Amnesty Some Of friends dIsappruved is
hat Congress has followed advice. Amnesty has
heth approved by Cnnsfe>s-to gre ater extent tu7u
we claimed IN Tbs TmHuNE. We have held
men who starved oaptIve> in Rebel dungeons, Whe
murdered surrendered PIT Ohes- who violated The tss
Of war, aud aided the assassination of MI Line.
should be tired and punished Congress and line Aain
sua'"h nave asteed 'Iat no punishment : Guild be i
hicted even upon men vino charge 9TH these
and the onlS measure hoSius hke punishment iae
amendment ni di>iranchisenent from holding Ht=-
which = merely sentimental and not pracurai
penalty
ON other hand, the passage OF the CvjI Rights r
the Ffeedn'anS Bureau B aud the Bah fer suffrage
the District OF Columbia, show that NI
n't he eonsummated without suffrage AID poteriieu 90
the Blacks The policy OF Tax rRIHuSE has rrao-
discussion We never quarrel with friends
patient with We the justice Of believing
will DO us the Justice II believing 90 way
is right We work for the onjecr. perhaps
different ways We have no higher than
peace ta this nation, aud all progress,
happiness, vtae. and the universal brotherhood
And iur ibts snail continue toni
ment OF i'He TnsUxr. We have coTresnYtirp,s m
evers part Ut tis In aud every country
world resident correspondents every cspIi8t
commercial center al l,,rnn- ana S,4h r,a+rs --
ois correspondents who follow lnpor movements
AL parts of the earth This establishment casts
deal OF money organize II we sv. invested rarr
thousands OF dollars. When that aere
hundred people directly indirectly
editorial department ii The TKIBuvE charged. ln
greater or lesser degree, with columns
giving II news, and that for every pay
money, the expense publication may
agned We intend TO enlarge these fa-Ilite.- and
only 10 gather news from all parts world
ask the most gifted men of other countries iuf
our columns. With many Of them have alrszut
tered into negotiations which result giving
the readers of fsK TEIBUsE series essays rhai lr
itr their intrinsic value and the al their u@tI,u-
authors, Will long be memorable history Ivur
naiism We postpone for the present a mere definite
nuuuCernent.
Friends ct Impartial Justice and Progress sr-ri
You On the bright prospects before Friends sE
1hsusE. We appeal To those VINO believe an
creased Circulation OF THE TRIBUNE would cunduce o
the POLITICAL intellectual, moral we'll being
Republic, 10 sid US in effecting such increase.
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