Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-04
NeW.YOrk Tribune. 1913.

NOMs az hSlN'SAS'Ni = Nv A''NN'~ -' wv
to be first of all and prominently news
paper f .e. .. ..
France Repubtic-England and Ger
many gradually permeated with RcpnbIl-
lican ideas-Spain swaying in the nerve
less grasp, Of a ruler too good for King
and 100 weak for a Republican, who is
unable to govern the great island that
blocks the entrance to our Gulf of Mexico
and equally unable to give it up-the
Germanspcaking peoples ogltated by
new Professionalism, separaiing from the
See of Rome on the dogma Of Papal ln-
fallibility and assuming to recognize the
- Old Catholic s"--the whole Continent
pcrvaded by the intellectual fermeot that
comes Of tho conflict between old ideas,
philosophical, theological. material, and
the advacces of Physical Science-Russia
and Great Britain running race for the
final gains that shall determine AsatIc
supremacy--China seeming ready to aban.
don her adeances and reclose her half
opened gates--J apan abolishing teudal'
ism and inviting Western civilization to
irradate Western commerce to enrich
her Iong-hiddeu cmpire--such arc phases
of the news from abroad which the mails
= over all Continents and the wires under
y all Seas are daily bearing to us. VIII
able and trusted Correspondents in th'
Leading capitals, and wherever grea
changes are in progress, The Tribune AIMS
at whatever cost, to lay before its reader
the,mos prompt, complete, and popula
presentment of those diverse and conflict
y inc, movements, through allof which, a
+ it fondly trusts, tho toiling masses are ev
" ers,where struggling mp townrd large
{ recognition aud.a brighter future. ~'' :,
- aa At home " the struggle for Freedo'
- y, seems over. Tho last slave has long bee
g citizen; the last opposition TO emanclpi
- ton. entranchisement, equal civil right
B, has been. formally Abandoned No part,
81 North orSouth, longer disputes the resu
VI of the, Var for the Uuion; all dccIat
:" " that these results must never be undon'
y" and, with whole people thus united
" VI the grand platform Of All Rights for Al
!, whereto our bloody struggle, and the pr
"a oaged civil contest that followed, ha
Nv u led us, the Republic closes the records
~ -, the bitter, hateful Past, and turns pea,
80 ~, Jrplly, to theiless alarming because less
~ ~ ial prot lens of the Future 70 whatC
sIs ers may elucidate the general disct'ssl
~, or action on these, The Tribune gives a
l.dl plest space aod most impartial record.
1.i But as to IFS own political prlncpl
,oj The Tribune is Of course, hereafter
,sr. heretofore the champio Of Equal Rigt
- Irrespective of Race, Nativity, or Col
i'm Ii stands ieAdxibiy By tie Ameadme
ss for the permanent security of th
air Rights Which arc solemnly ncorporr
ofl b, the People, in The Costitutiou Of
i Id United iStates.h Independent .otall .po
now biraf parties, IT 'gndeavors tp treat 4 4
buy hall'with judicial fairness, 1t labors beofrs
Dba,e purify the administrator Of G6yyegrrnm
llorQd National, State, and Municipal,
!, ,ral whenever those ia'aanthorlty whether
,f Natiouia, State, ''a O. 'Munie pal aft
Re- Ircss laake tbealeaa ii this work, i viii tho1
euts give them its cordial support. But it
> ip ipiheve.ibe the seryitor of any .polit
ho.S party J nor win it surrender or even W
hos. It's right to Fcriticise and condemn wha
oudc ,ua wrong, and commend what is right in
yonr action of any parties or of any p
lreds men ts. tI.ralH 'di y tiF''''
your ro Nov, as always, The Tribune, i
ming, with all IFS heart from thedpromotic
spen- the great material interests of the coa
moth The progress Of Iuvcntion and of j
ty CT Saving the development Of our reso'
$. nor the preservation OF our Land for the