The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-06-13
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
DURING THE CAMPAIGN.

The TRIBUNE is not, and will never
more be party organ; but it is ardently
enlisted in the contest now waging for.
Civil Service Reform, and for one Presi-
Dental term as essential to that Reform.
1t accepts the Cincinnati Platform as q
terse and forcible exposition Of the po-
litical wright and wrong, the needs and
hopes of To-day, and looks hopefully to,
Universal Amnesty as essential to the.
restoration of q genuine fraternity be-.
tween North and South, and Of mutual
confidence and good will between White.
and Black. 1t believes the People are
preparing to break the rusty shackles of
mere bygone partizanship, and it hopes
for result next November which will
cheer and strengthen the champions of
Peace and Good Will. 1t will issue no
campaign edition, but proffers to all who.
believe its further diffusion may serve the
Good Cause, its regular edition at the;
lowest possible prices. ...
The virtualsurrenderby the Democratic:
party of its hostility to equal rights re-.
gardless of Color has divested our current
politics of half their bygone intensity
However parties may henceforth rise or.
fall, it is clear that the fundamental prin-.
ciples which have hitherto distinguished
the Republicans are henceforth to be re-.
garded as practically accepted by the.
whole country. TIE rights of every man
to his own limbs and sinews-the.e .eduai-
ty of all citizens before the law-zthe ina.
bility of a State to enslave anyportion of
its people-the duty of the Union to.
guarantee to every citizen the full enjoy.
ment of his liberty until he forfeits it BY.
crime-such are the broad and firm foun-
dations of our National edifce; and pal.
sled be the hand which shall seek to dis
place them TLough not yet twenty.
years old, the Republican party has com.
pleted the noble fabric Of Emancipation,
and may fairly invoke thereon the stern,
est judgment of Man and the benignant
smile Of God. . a,...
Henceforth, the mission of our Repub-
lie is one of Peaceful Progress. To pro-.
tect the weak and the humble from vio-
lence and oppression-to extend the
boundaries and diffuse the blessings Of
civilization-to stimulate ingenuity to, the.
production of new inventions fer economr
zing labor and thus enlarging production
to draw nearer to each other the pro-.
ducers of Food and Fabrics, of Grains;
and of Metals and thus enhance thegains:
Of Industry by reducing the cost oftrsps=
portation and exchanges between farmer
and artizan-==such is the inspiring task
to which this nation now addresses itself;
and by which it would fain contribute to-
the progress, enig ghtenment and happi-:
ness of our race. To this great and good
work the TRIBUNE contributes its jealous
and persistent efforts.
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