The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-12
NEW YOkK TRIBUNE.
1873.

Now, as heretofore. THE TRIBUNE strives to be
frat Of all and preeminently meacs paper
France Republic -England and Germanv grad.
ually permeated with Republican ideas-sDain
sweying in the nerveess grasp ola rulert 90 good
foi 1Hing and too weak Tor a Republican who is
unable 10 govern the great island that blocks the
entrance to our Gulf OF Mexico, and equal v una
bic to give it up--the Contemplating people
aEitat by new PrOestantism, separating from
the See of Rome on the dogma oil Papal Inialli.
bill " and assuming TO reGognize the 'Old Catho-
lics"-the whole Continent pervaded by the intel.
lectuAl fer "a eat that comes of the conflict be-
tween oil d ideas, philo-ophcsl, theological, ma
teriai, and thu advances OF Physical Scienca-Rus-
sia and Great Britain running a race for the hnal
gains that shall determine Asiatic supremacy
China seeming ready to ABANDON her advances
and rsclOse her hsfopened xates-J4pan aool
iShing fsudalsm and inviting Western ciyinza
ton TO irradiste Western commerce to enrich her
long hidden cmpire-ruch are phases of the news
from ABROAD which the mails ovar all Continents
and the wires under all Seas are daily bearing to
US. with able and trusted Correspondents in the
leading capitals aad wherever graf change. are
in progress, TIE TRIBUNE aims. at whataver
~N~~f
complete, and popular pre-~ntment OF these d.
verse and conflicting movemenrs,- through all Of
which ss It fondly trusts, the toiling masses are
everywhere struaGl'' up toward larger recogNi-
ton and brighter future.
AT home the struggle for Freedom sOems over.
The last slave has long been a ctizsn . the la,t
opposition to emancipation enfranchisement
equal civil rights has been formally abandoned
No party, North or South longer dispntes tho rs
suit OF the War or the Urlun /; all dsclare that
these 'esHlts must never be undone: and with =.
wnoIe pc pie tnvs united ON the grand platform Of
All @gh's ior All. "he'eto our bloody struOgle
AMI che prolonged civil con1esta thntI F,il,-aa,
have led u.s. the Repuhli" clos s the recrds Of Tho
hltter. ha'e'uI ra"' and turns peacefully hoperul .
", 70 the less alarming because ESQ VIII 49,
lens OF the Future. To whatever NAV nlrc;1a,.
the general discussion or action on frsse TUr
nE,hGNH g.Yrr ampIeaf space and most impartial
IeCoIu. "Ha'eNer parties may propose whatever
political leaders may say. whatever offcers nav
co is fsiry act d"va in It's columns. whether I'm.
news helps or htndPrE it's own views r.. raa5..o
have the right to- honest statement ~ 49, rt
and this they always get VI VIC "0''
But az 10 lts own principles THE TRIBUNE ia Of
course. hereafter "a herptof,re the ohnrn, :" ~ -
| Equal Rights, irreppecive az Pace Mn,iwitn ".
| Cnl'r. II stands infcxihle nv "a Am"-dma ="
Tor me perm anenf 'ernrtv o'those Rights which
nave been Holemnly incorporates nv fbe peonIs
IN the Consultation 0f thn United Ststes Tnd'
pendent OF al polite pories: It endeavors to
fe1, IN III al whh Jn"'cal fairness II Iahora to
pnr1'y the administration OF Governmnnt No
tl"nai. state and Municipal and whenevar tbos.
IN authority. whether In EationaI etota ~ NJ;
cIpa' sraiTS. take the leah in this york 8, I'm
ther~1n give them iia cordial snnnort R,+ - "an
never be the Hervitor any nnlit,ca, nartv S %In
WI - snrTepuer or even waive its rtght to crit,
c'so ana condemn what IL wrong and con,,r.rd
public men. "y p"r'ieS OF 81 any
NOW. az always. THE TRIBUNE lshnr. with Ill
s hoalt lot INC promotion NJ the great n, stnr;al
IntoreSts or the country Tho DroCresR ~ TnSa~
non ara OF Ia oor-SnVtn~. The develonmept n onr
resources, inc preservation Of nnr Land Tor Inc
Lannless sid l's rapid Rnbjugatior 10 human
Wants Inc utiizatt0n Of nnr vast nderJvin~ Ora
me extension OF he facilities for hrinon0 PRO
uucsr anu consumer nearer Observation-Disclosures
tcnnh Ip b"eiI me ranks. tnrrease 'he knowln1po
ana METER tho condition ~ those devotad m prn
dnctive l drHtry finds mentIon and encoprsco.
ment In our cOlumnR ""A"sS
THE EgKLY rRIBUNr. nov mora th,r +hyr.
years oih mas cndeavn'ed tO keen mn wit Tho pro
cess ot me age IN imnr"vement and enterprisa
~ deVoleR large share Of ita aol INNS to Arr,cpI
ture IA the most essential and General ar hr-..n
rnrante ltenploys the ablep and tnost Succe.s
f!l cultsvatnrs to SET orth In brief cIc.r 1900
their practical views 9th Farmers work Ttra
ports Du tic dtscnssi0nA which eluc,asta ~,
work; gathers from every sonrce aoricultrro1
news. the reports ofth~ latest axperinarte ~ =
stories OF the latest successes and failures and
whatever may tend at once 10 better Arricuitnrs |
and TO commend II IA the first and most imnoy
tant or progressive Arts, based on natural Sci
ence. W.