New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1871-12-14
THE
New York Tribune
For 1879.

e mentary and impotent into one poverf,3 sto,s
!. with Rome as its capital the humiliat;on :
: france through series of crushing defeats
enul1g with the Siege and capitulation OF hs
{ PROUD and gay metropolis; the expulsion OF tbs
q bourbons from the Spanish throne. and tho .nh
}. sAtnton for them of scion of the most Ebera
, among royal houses the virtual absorotion q,
'ne kingdoms OF SaNony, Wurttember1. Bavar;a
> with Baden, Hesse, the Hanse Towns. 6c
uuuer me headship of Prussia, into the triumph.
us ?uu PJSertai empire of Germany; and the
aimihg OF russia to reassert her prenopd araoc 90
IN the councils Of Europe or 70 nro gec,,s ~
o''eh postponed but never relinquished 6as;0ns
on the great city founded by Consfant;na onJ 1ha
vast out decaying and anarchical dominion of a.
SoIan' All combine to invest with profound in
tereSt the ever-chsuglng phases of onr i'd,
from the Old World. ~ T,,6,,,o gu. L '.u.us'
trusted correspondents stationed NJ All ro;,s
Europe where great movements are in nrog-o,s
Ut imminent, aims to present a cornrle.a sn1 @
sTIct'Ve panorama OF events on that eo,,;no,t
anu 10 mirror the prolonged struggle bstygsa1'
middIe-sge Feudalism and Ecclesis stie;s,' On ="
the one hand and Nineteenth. Centnyv s.:. On
anu secuiarsm on the other Recornfz;1,, =
| IRVINE providence in all that proceedsand ia :,
i09hS hopefully on the great cOnnt Is as destinad
| NnHe our own recent cOnvulSion) 20 evolve f-6r,
striie. disaster, and seeming chaos, a fairar AMI
napier iu'ure Tor the toIiIng masses ofmankind
:" our own countrya war upon cOrruption and
rasca!lty IN office has been inaug1ratad IN 60.
SI'y' whereby the government of our State bas
/ osen revoiutiOnized through an initial tr;,.,TL
oil reform which surprises the most sanr,,;,,.
anuclPalons 1t Is morally certain that the
| movement thus lnaugurated cannot in ;ts -.
gress, be circumscribed 70 auy locaIity . P..
party, but that ITS purifying influence IL des,;a3
10 De ieit IN every part of the Union reb,,t;ne-
Vehalty, exposing robbery, Wrestling mower frors,
polt,ciahs by trade and confding il in tbosa
worthiest and tittest to WELD IL n tb;s 49,
oil ma
VIII devote ITS best energies, REGARDLESS, of 80.
SONAR interests or party predictions estea,tt;n
the ehoice of honest and faithful men :, e..
as OF all New Departures the most essential ard
Inc virtual surrender by the Damc.,r,,;,
OF Its hostility to Equal Rights. raga.IIaps'
Soior; mas Invested our current poIifirs Of baJt
ileH Dy-gone Intensity. However par,;as -
neheetorth rise or fall, it is clear that the f,aJs
mentai principles which have hitherto boporaSIv
suiSu5u the republicans are hencefnrtb 10
DC Regarded as practically accented he H. -
country. The right of every man 70 ~, 80
lmbs and sinews-the equality of ali o;,;..
before the law-the inability of n Sta,o -, o,T
any portion of Us people-the duty of the IinioD
10 guarantee to every citizen the full eniovr,sn,
VI ms liperty uhtii he forteits it by crime-such
are the broad and firm foundations Of onr NJ
uonal edlhce and palSed be the hand vbicb
snail seek to diSplace them! Tbough No, -,
twenty years old, the Republican pariy has ~.
pieted the noble fabric of Characterization snd
may larry invoke thereon the sternest Judgment
oi NAN ana the bsnlgnant smile of God
Henceforth, the mission of our RennbI;c :,
one OF Feaceiul Progress. To protect the veal
and humble from violence and opnression-N,n
extend the boundaries and difuse the bIeasirss
oI SNlliZauon-to stimulate Ingenuity to the
production or new inventions for eccnomisinq
Labor aud thus charging Production-to dray
nearer to each other the producers of Rood aoJ
OF Fabrics, OF Grains aud of Metals. and thu.
enhance the gains of Industry by redpriDg the
cost OF transportation and exchanges between
farmers and artlsans-such as the igspiring tax
to which this Nation now addresses itseI2 cd
by which il would fam contribute tn tbs r-,I-ass
enlightenment and happiness Of our race To
TINS great and good work, The Tribune contrib.
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