The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-19

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Npx q heretptqre, tie lsibsse
strives to bs frat Of oil and prs-eminsnt-
" . ~ss0s paper.
France : Rspublio-Eugland and
Germany gradually permeassd with Re.
publican idsas-Spain swayiug in the
nSsiS elasp' a : ssplsr 10 good for
3 Kiss sads,eo wax lIrs Kspoblican,
Who i unable 10 govern tho great is
land that blocks tie entrance to our
Gulf Of Mexico, aud equally unable to
give IL up-ths Gsrnanspsaking Poo
pl@ egis.tsd|by. j. nv frotestapntism,
q fsnS(1 ases 81 Rim. On
tho dogma Of P.p.l Infalibility and ~
s.uing y recognize tho "Old Casher
lss"-shs1 hsls sCestinsat psrvadsd
BY The intellectual fsrnent that oomss
Of the ssaaist between old ideas, phil.
osophisal, theological, material, and tho
advances OF Physical Seisnee-Russ,a
aad Great Britain running 4 race for
the 1aal gains thak shall determine
Asiatie supremacy China seeming
ready to abandon her advances and n.
close her half .opeasd agasss-J.pas
abolishing feudaliam and inviting West.
srn civilization to irradiatss Western
commerce to enrich her long. hidden
supirs-suoh ars phases Of the news
from abroad which tho mails over al
Celt,.suts aud the wires under oil Sea-
are daily bearing to NJ. With able
and trusted Correspondents 10 The
leading capitals, and wherever arsat
changes 90 in progress, the Tribune
aims, at whatever cost, to lay before
it, rssdses the most prompt, complete,
aud popular presestn.nt Of these
Divers and conflicting movements
thIssgh Ill Of which, - it fondly trusts
The toilisg masses are everywhere strus-
Cling Up toward larger recognition and
. brighter future.
At home tho struggle for Freedom
seems ovsr. The last slave has long
ben . e,sisen the last opposition TO
emancipation, entranshissment, equal
civil rights, has been formally abandon.
u. Ne party, North Or soath, longer
disputes the result Of the War for the
Uniss Ill declare that thee results
must never 30 usdone !; and, with q
vhsls people thus united oaths grand
phstsrn Of All Rights for All, vhsrsto
our blsody struggle, and the prolonged
sivil contests that followed, have led
-, the Republic closes the records Of
the bitter, hAtsful Past, and turos
peacefully, . the lees alarming because
len vital problems Of the Future. To
Whatsver may elucidats the general
diSsussiou OF action on these, tho
Tribune gives amplest space and most
impartial record. Whatever parties
may propose, whatever political leaders
may s.y, whatever officers may do, il
faarlJ sst down in it, columns, whether
this news helps or binders Its own
views. IT. readers have the right to
N honest statement of the facts and
this they always get.
But ~ to it, own political principles,
the 7ri6xss is Of course, hereafter Is
heretofore, the champion Of Equal
Rights, irrespective of Race, Nativity,
OF Color. It stands inhexibly by tho
Amendments for the permanent Sc
ssrity Of those Rights, which have
bssn solsnnly incorporated by the
People, in tho Constitution Of the
United States. Independent Of al po.
litisal parties, it endeavors totreat them
oil With judicial fairness. It labors to
purify the administration Of Govern.
.eat, National, State, and Munieipal,
aud whenever those in authority,
whether in National, State, OF Munici.
pal affairs, take the lead in this work,
it will therein give them it, cordial sup.
port. But it can never be the seryitor
Of any political party; nor will it SUI
render or even waive its right to criti-
else and condemn what il wrong, and
commend what 10 right in the action Of
any parties or Of any public men.
Nov, y always, the H;6x.e labors
With oil ito heart for the promotion Of
the great nstsrial interests Of the eoun.
try. The progress Of Invention and Of
Lassrs'ssving, the development Of our
Resources, the preservation Of our Ian d
fes the Lsndlsss and it, rapid subjug.-
sioa to human wants, the utilization of
eur vast underlying Ores, the extension
II The facilities for bringing Producer
aud Consumer nearer togsshsr,-what.
svsR tends 70 swell the anks, increase
tas knowledge asd better the condition
sf thoss devoted to Productive Indus
tsy feds mention and encouragement
Ia eur sslaons.
The Weekly Tribune, now more
than thirty year, old, has sndsavored to
keep sp With tts progress Of the age
IN improvement aud in enterprise. It
dsvetss . large share of its columns to
Ag1issltsIs - tho most essential and
general q humsn pursuits. It employs
Ne ablsst asd most successful sultiv..
>sns 70 sst forth in brief, clear essay,
their practical views Of the Farmers