The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-12-14
The New. York Tribune.
1878.


permeated with Republicsn IDEAS
spain swaying 10 tbe ssrvsless grasp Of . RI.
er too good Tor king ard loo weak for .
Republican. who IL unable 70 govern the
zreat island that blocks the entrance 70 ouP
6ulf Of Mexic9 and equally unable % rive
i mp the German speaking peoples aeitstsd
" eew prossstanlism. sepass6nx from The
See Of Rome on the dogma Of Papal Infallibil-
~ and assuming 70 Fecognise The sOid Cath.
olics"- the whole Continent pervaded by the
philosophical, theological, msteri.
STA and Great Britain running a race for the
final gains that shall determine Asiatic SUI
psemacy, China seeming ready n abandon
Der advances and re-close her BALI opened
gates, Japan abolishing feudaiism ana invit-
ina Western civilization 10 ifradiafe Western
commerce TO enrich her long hidden empire
such are the phases or the news from abroad
which the n.ails over all continents and the
wires Ynder AL seas are daily bearing TO AZ.
with able AMI trusted Corresponderis 10 the
leading capitals. and wherever great changer
are in progress, the Tribune aims. 81 hst-
ever cost, 70 lay before it's resdsrs the most
prompt, complete. and popular presentment
Of these diverse and conflicting movemeu ts.
through all OF which, IS it fondly trusts. the
toilinR masses are every here struggling nm
toward larger recognition and brighter fu-
ture.
Al home the struggle for freedom seems
over. The last slave has long been . citizen.
The last opposition to emancipation, eniran-
equal civil rights. has been for
mally abandoned. No party North or South.
longer disputes The result OF the War for the
Union all declare that these results must
never I've undone, and with . whole people
thus united on the grand platform Of An
Rights for All, whereto our bloody struggle
and the prolonged civil contests that followed.
have led US. the Republic cioses the records
OF the bitter. hateful Past, and turns peace
fully. hopefully 10 the less alarming because
less vital problem Of the Future. To whatev-
er may elucidate the general discussion or
action on these. TIE TRuUNE..givev amplest
space and most impartial record. Whatever
parties may propose, whatever political lead.
ers may say, whatever officers may d., is fair
" set down in its columns, whether tbis
news helps Or binders its own views. fts
readers have the right to an honest state
Inent Of the facts, and this they always get.
!. But as to its owL political principals, Tns
TRlBCNE Is Of course, hereafter as heretofore.
the Champion Of Equal Rights, irrespective Of
81 the AmeDdments for the pernansat secu-
rity Of those rights, which have been solenn-
" incorporated by the People, 10 the Consti.
tuition Of the United States. Independent OF
all political parties, Il endeavors TO treat
then all with judicial fairness. Il labors to
purify the administration Of Government, Ma.
tional, State or Municipal Affairs take the
lead il ahis work, it will sherein give them its
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OF ks columns to Agriculturs rs the most es-
sential ano general OF human Pursuits. II
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practical views Of the farmers work.. 1t 70.
ports public discussions which elucidate that
that work, gathers from every source arricul-
tural news, the reports Of the latest expert.
ments, the stories of the latest successes and
e lures, and whatever may tend at once TO
peter agriculture, ara to commend It % tho
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