New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-25
THE TRIBUNE for 1872.

The consolidation OF l''N 80 iohS hdS"'"'"S
and impotent, into ono powerful State. with Rome
a its capital; the humiliation OF France through
,eries of crushing defeats. ending with the siege
and cap;tulatiom Of her proud and gay metropolis:
the expulsion of the Bourbons from the Spanish
throne, and the substitution for them OF scion Oh
the most liberal among royal houses; the
virtual absorption of the kingdoms OF SaNohy'
Hanover, Bavaria. with Baden, Hesse. the liansc
Towns, &c, under the hcadship OF Prussia,
into the triumphant and powerful empire
Of North Germany; and the aiming OF
Russia 10 rcassert her prcpondcranoc III the councils
of Europe or TO prosecute her often postponed hut
never relnqushcd designs on the great city founded
10y Constantine and the vast but decaying and an
archical dominion of the Sultan, all combine
10 invest with profound interest the ever-changing
phases of oui tdings from the Old World TIE
TRIBUNE, through trusted correspondents stationed
at all points III Europe where great movements are
in progress imminent aims TO present complete
and instructive panorama of events on that CONT
nent and 10 mirror the prolonged struggle between
middlc.asc Fcndalisin ard Ecclesias.iclsm on the
one hand and Nnetr, nth. Century skepticsm and
sccul..iSm on the other. Recognizing a Divine
Providence in al that proceeds and is ii looks hope
fully on the great conflict "a destined like or own
,rc,n, ,,ul>iol1 10 cynlNe from strife disaster.
end sc.mirr 81 ,os. a FIJI r and happier future for
thc toiling ma ot ahind.
In our own country. a war upon corruption and
ra>calitv in Office las been inangurated in our City,
whereby the covrr3incHt Of our State has been
rrvclutiopz.d th,oErh AZ initial triumph of Reform
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