New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24
1871.

Profoundly do we realize that the contest l. =,
yet ended-that Millions mourn, more OF Iess NH
lcly, the downfall Of the saveholders' Confedera,
and their children 10 hate those by Whose 81,
and constancy it's overthrow was achieved. IL
ever seem to differ essentially from other Rennn,
cans, our consiction that magnanimity is new,
weakness that vengeance is never polite and ,b..
devils are not cast out by Beezebub, must servo ..
explain alleged eccenricities whose perfect yjnde,.
ton we leave to Time and Reflection.
The tribune has been, is, and must be. a zealon,
advocate Of Protection TO Home Industry. Regard
ing habitual idleness az the greatest foe 70 bum.n
progress, the bane Of human happiness. we seek ~
win our countrymen in masses from the rnsnarin,
lures of Speculation, Of Traffic and OF always ove,
crowded Professions, to the tranquil paths Of pro.
ductive Industry. We would gladly depete onroyer.
crowded cities, where thousands vainly iostle ana
crowd in misguided quest Of "Sometbing 70 Doy
to cover prairies and plains with colonis,
absorbed in Agriculture Mechanics and Mannfac-
lures and constantly projecting into the blank void
wilderness the homes and the works of civilized
Man. Holding the Protection of Home Industry nv
discriminating duties on imported Wares and Fab
RIGS essential to the rapid benefcent diffusion NJ
Production in all it's phases and departments and -
to the instruction of our people in all the ganfn sr
Of Peace, we urge our cOuntrymen to adhere 10 and
uphold that policy, in undoubting faith that the true
interest not Of class or section. but Of each .ee
ton and every useful class is thereby subseryed and
promoted.
The TRIBUNE aims to be presminentlv q Nor.
paper. Its correspondents traverse every STATE
are present ON every important battlefield. are
early advised Of every notable Cabinet decision
observe the proceedings of Congress, Of Legislatures
and of Conventions and report TO us by telegraph
all that seems of general interest. We have paid or
one days momentous adyices from Europe by Cable
far more than Our entire receipts for the issue in
which those adyices reached our readers. Ii lavish
outlay, unsleeping vigilance, and unboundcd faith
in the liberality and dscernment of the reading
public, will enable US to make journal which ha,
no superior in the accuracy, variety, and freshness
Of its contents, THE TRIBUNE shall be such .
journal
To Agriculture and the subseryient aits, We have
devoted, and shall persistently devote more means
and space than any of our rivals. We aim 10 make
The WEEKLY TRIBUNE such a paper a. no farmer
can afford to do without, however widely his poll.
tics may differ from Our reports OF the Cattle
Horse, Produce, and General Markets, are 80 full
and accurate, essays in elucidation of the farm
ers calling, and our regular reports Of the Farmers
Club and kindred gatherings, are 80 interesting that
the poorest farmer will find therein Iaine of sng-
gestion and counsel, of which he cannot remain iV-
norant without positive and serious loss. We sell
The WEEKLY TO Clubs for less than it, value in
dwellings for waSte-paper: and, though its sub
scriptiQn is already very large, We believe that
Half Million more farmer will take il whenever il
shall be commended to their attention. We ask our
friends everywhere to aud us in so commenting IT.