The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1872-12-14
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE
For 1879.

The consoIfdation Of italy, 80 long fr,,.I
,nertary and impotsnt,a into one powerful.
State: with Rome ~ its capital; the humm,
ating Of France through q series Of crusaiur
defeats, ending with the siege and capitula.
ton Of her proud and gay metropolis; ~
expulsion Of the Bombons from the Spal6t
throne. and the substitution for th1n y q
scion Of the most liberal among royal lousalx
the virtual absorption Of the kingdoms i
saxony, Wurtemburg, Bavaria, with Baden
Hesse, the Hanse Towns, etc, under n.
headship Of Prussia, into the triumphant I'd
powerful empire Of Germany; and tho arm.
ing Of Russia to reassert her prepondersna,
in the Councils Of Europe, or to proseeuh
her often postponed but never felinquiahst
designs on the great city founded by Con-
stantine and the vast but decaying and N
archial dominion Of the Sultan, all eombir.
to invest with profound interest the eve
changing phases Of our tidings from tho OH
| World. The Tribune. through trusted a..
respondents stationed at all points h H
rope where great movements are IN proxrenI
| or imminent, aims to present . complete -
instructive panorama Of events ON that En-
tinent, and to mirror the prolonged struggle
between middle-aged Feudalism and Ees2si
asticism ON the one hand and Ninetsenih.
Century skepticism and secularism on u
other. Recognizing Divine Providence Il
all that proceeds end IL, il looks Hopefully q.
the great conflict AZ destined flike our ON
recent convulsion) to evolve from strifS, u
aster, aud seeming chaos, . fairer and hv.
pier future for the toiling masses Of nas,xird.
In our own country, a var upon cosraptha
and rascality in Office hss been inaugutaAsi
in our City, whereby the government d On
| State has been reyolutionized through i &.
itial triumph Of Reform which SURPRISES -
| most sanguine anticipations. II il .aofaliy
| certain that the movement thus inaugufssSa
cannot, in its progress, be circulasGzibed t.
any locality, or any party, but that its pasi-
flying influence is destined to be felt ID evdliy
part Of the Union, rebuking yenality, sxps.
ing robbery, wrestling power from politicians
by trade, and confIding It In those worthless
and fttest to WELD it. To this benefosnt
and vitality needed Reform, The Iribuns win
devote its best energies, regardless Of pa.
sonal interests or party predictions, esteen.
ing the choice of honest and faithful men Il
Office as of all New Departures the most e..
sential and suspicious. sFsss1
Tbo x,;rf,,o1 u,,r,,o,,Ia, ~, <1o
party of its hostility to Equal Rights regsrd.
| less Of Color has Invested our current poIi
tics Of half their bygone intensity. Howevsf
parties may henceforth rise or fall, 1t ID cl4dr
! that the fundamental principles which hsss
hitherto honosably distinguished the Repeb
icans are benceforth to be regarded a. psae
| tically accepted by the whole country. Thss
right of every man to his own Iiuiba and Il.
ews-the equality of all citizens before ~
law-the inability Of State to enslsve -
portion of it's people-the duty of tho Uniea
ment OF his liberty until he forfeits n g.
crime-such are the broad and firm founds.
tiOns OF our National etlifIce and pa1sied 81
the hand that shall seek, to llisplace tbM.
Though not yet twenty years old, the RsDuk
lean party has completed the noble fabrics.
Emancipation, and may fairly invoke thsrs1
on the sternest Judgment of Man and the -.
nignant smile Of God.
Henceforth the mission Of our Republie =
one OF Peaceful Progress To protect -
weak and the humble from violence and a..
pression--t0 extend the boundaries and dffss
fuse the blessings of Ciyilization-to stimuz
late Ingenuity to the production Of new n
ventions for economizing Labor and thas
charging Production-to draw nearer .
each other the producers of Food and F.bs
RIGS, OF Grains; and of Metals, and thus -
nance the gains Of Industry by reducing d.
cost OF transportation and xchal1geS betNeea
farmers and artisans-such ia the insrirjnx
task to which the Nation now addresses itself
andby which it would tain contribute to IL
progress, enlightenment and happiness Of sar
race. To this great and good work, Tie III.
bnne contributesits Jealous, persistent eMorts
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