The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-28

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The consolidation OF Italy, so long fragmeITary
and lmpOtcnt, into one powerful Siate. with
Rome its capital The humiliation OF Fr.i CO
Lh'0Agh series Oh Crushing defeats, Ddhg Wlth
the ~tige and explanation o her proud and gby
metropolis the eX%ul In o. the BcurnouR truu
the spanish t5rnne anc the suhstHuu0u Tor them
OF OF the most liberal AmOi a house, :
the vir ual absorption the Kingdoms OF ,xo-
my. Nurttemhrrg. B,varia, with nadeu, Hesse
the HAn>e F0wns. tIC.. under the he dNhip III
P'u~~Ia, loto the triumphant and pow cru empire
Ot Germany the arming oi Russ To >tssrr
her prGpOuderan e III the CuuHClis Of Europe. or
pr 'seCGte her often p stpUned bat never relAn.
con tan inc aud he vast but deCaylng aud a,arch-
ical dominion OF the -u;tan al combine to IN.
vest Win profound Interest the ever changing
phases Vt ~ udlug@ from the Ola NuTia. / -
Tribune. through trusted CORES poudeni- station
Ell az polntS tnLurOpe where great mo, rmento are
| ~ pfu4fees or lmnincnt al 10 present c, NJ
pI, panorama oil events IN that cJutIueutnnC TO
mirror the ,3rolOng"d struggle between mid IL
ag9 Fucda IN md Ercie~IaS'i ism on the one
hand nd NInGteruth-Ccntul skepttci-m aud &c
uId Ism o0 The her. Rec, guiZfng ID vine Prov
Id"nce III all that proce DIS aud -, il looks hop.
r@ On IN gfea[ G"nr[ = a9,ngd (hlze "n'
aud seeming chaos lairer and happier tu' urr for
| IN" tOlllng MASSES OF mlnk NJ.
! In our own country. war upon corruption and
| rascanty has been inangurated IN ouf iliy. uheIt
by the government OF our state has He..n rtVulu-
ti0nzed through an initial triumph OF Reform
which surpaSses the most -augunt ahtlcIpatt01,-.
! 1t is morally certain that the movement thu ~
au&uratrd ctnnut III te progress, be circumHc rib-
/ AZ 10 any loo lity or any party hut u a III pHli
lying Influence Is destined 10 he fell IN every par
| Ot The Union. tebukiug veHalijy. exposing lob
| bery, wrestling power from politicians by trade.
and coufidiug II in those worthless and fttesr TO
Wteid 1t TO this brueticent and vitality needed
! Reform, The Tribune will devote Ia hest enrrgi -
regardless Of personal interests party predller
! tons e,teemiug tae cnO'c of neat aud faithful
men to Office d. III all New Departures the mo I
| essential and auspiC0ns.
The virtual surrender by the Democratic party
of liz hostility To EQUAL Rights Regardless. of CoIor
| = II upH ca inf nv
gone Intensity. However parties may hencefor h
rise or fall, 1t r clear thatt fundamental princi
pies which have hitherto hOnOrably dir tinguA he'd
| he Republicans are hencefOrih 10 he regarded as
acCUpt ed by he whole country. The right Of pye-
| ny man 10 his own limbs and sineWs-the equality
! or all cilZens before the laW-ihe inability Of q
SUITE 10 enslave amy portion of Its eOu'e the
! duty OF the Union to guarantee TO every citizen
he full enj )yIuent Of his liberty until he torfeiis
! II by C lime-such are he broad and firm fOunda
! tons OF our NAtlJnaI edfCG. and palsied be the
! hand which shal seek 20 Misplace them though
not yet w. ~ years Old, the Repn 2lcan parry has
competed the LobIt Fabric Oi Emancipation, and
may fairly lnvOKe thereon he sernts! Judgment
| OF Man and the bcniguant smile # God
| HeuceiOrth. the mission OF our Repubic is one
| of Peaceful Progress. TO protect the weak and
humble from violence and opp essiOn-tO extend
the boundaries aud dlfase the blessings Of Civil
zatiOn-tO stimulate Ingenuity 10 the Dr0dnc lion
| oi new Inventions Tor econ"m1zing Labor and thus
charging Production TO dIaw nearer to each
! o'ner the producers OF Foo@ and 81 Fabrics, OF
Grains ahd Metals, and thus enhance the gains IF
| Industry by reducing the cost OF TRANSPORT anon
| and exchanges between FARMERS and artisan
such Is the inspiring task WuICh tins Nation
nov addresses itself and by which it would faiu
contribute TO the progress, rnl1ghtment and hap
| pmess Of 0urraCe. 10 this great ami goOu work
i q tribune contributes It's jealous, persistent
| efforts.
| Agriculture will continue to be more especially
elncidaleu i'll ltE Weekly AID Sc ni-weekly eli
| tons. to which me Of The abest and most sue
ces>u' tlller, OF the SOL ill steadily contribute
NO farmer who sells $500 w0,tl OF pf0tnc, uer
annum can afford TO do without orr Market Re.
p,' Is. IT o he's equal, lucid and comp. rhen~iye
| II he should cad nothing else but what relates to
his wn calling ana It's rewards believe that
no farmer WHO can read can :fford TO do do vita
out such q jOu nal as he Tribune. and aspire
10 make ii equally vaiuabi to III se engaged in
other departments OF Productive Labor. We
spend more and more money our Columns each
year as our cnuntrymen's generous patronage ca
lies MS to do; and we are resolved that our
issues OF former years shall be exceeded i'll varied
excellence and interest by those of 1872 Friends
In every STATED help Us to MAKE our journal bet.
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