Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-21
MEsCEILANEOUS.
THE
NEW YORK TRIBUNE
For 1879.

fragmeatary and impotent, into one
powerful State, with Rome as its capital;
the humiliation of France through q
series of crushing defeats, ending with
the siege and capitulation of her proud
and gay metropolis; the expulsion VI
the Bourbons from the Spanish throne,
fandsthe substitution for them of q sciol.
of the most liberal among royal houses ;
bhe Virtual absorption of the Kingdoms
of : Saxony, Wurtte mburg, Bavaria,
with Baden, Hesse, the Hanse Towns,
DC, under the headship of Prussia, INTO
the triumphant and powerful empire Of
hGefmany; and the arining OF RussiA 70
reassert her preponderance in the conn
els. nt Europe; or to prosecute her often
postponed but never reiinqutshed de-
Esigns' 'bn, the great city founded by Con-
sLantine and the vast bus decayIDg aud
anarchieal sdominion of the Sultan, all
eoasbile TO in vest with profound ilterT
est, the eyer-changiHg phases of our
|tidings from the Ohf World, The TRI-
IBUNE, through trusted correspondents
stationed at all pointslin Is0fopesw here
great movements aresih progress or Inn
Eminent, aims TO present. u complete and
panorama of events ON that
continent, aud to lmirr0Fstile pFOleBged
struggle between mifdle-age Feaaalism
and EcclesiasticIsn on the one hand aIitt
Nineteenth Century skepticIsnI Ind sec
lulsrisIne on the other. Recognizing q
Divine Providepce in all that proceeds
and is, 1t looks hopefully on the great
conflict as destined dixie our own recent
eonVa lsion) to- evolve from strife, disasi
TER and seeming chaos, a fairer and hap
pier future for the toiIing masses Of man
KIND! s4dbcn-s.firli.s o.. gf...sr - No. -r--
In our own eountry,a g war upon cor
ruption and rascaiity IN Office has been
inaug urated in our City, whereby the
lgofernment of our State has been revo
iutionized through an ihiTxl triumph of
Reform which surpasses the most sam
guiue anticipatious. It isinofally cer-
tain that the movement thus sftadgura-
ded cannot, III its progress, be eircum
kseribed to anyFlecaIity or any party, but
that its parifyihg infiusnee is destined
TO be felt in every part Of the Union. re.
baking ysnality - sex xpOsing robbery,
Wrestling power from politicians by
trade, and confding ii in those WORTH
lest aiqi titless 70 wisld it. To this be-
|nifieent and VITAL " needed Reform, The
TRIBUNE WIFI devote its best energies,
regardless of personal Interests or party
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other the producers of Food and of
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thus enhance the gains Of Industry by
reducing the cost Of transportation and
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such is the inspiring task to which
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