The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-03-30
THE
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
FOR 1872.
FOR 1879.

The consolidation If Italy, Ion, fragIGentary and
lnp'eilt INTO one powerful State. with Eume as its
capital; the humiliation of France through a series of
crushing defeats ending with the sieg. and cap,uaton
OF her proud and gay metropolis the expulsion of the
B"urbons from the Spanish throne AMI the ul~iitution
Tor them of scion Of the liberal auhc ruyal
h"rses; tho virtual absorption of the kingdoms Of
SaXony Wurtemberg, Bavaria, with Baden IIessc the
iia!"t Towns, &C. under the headsh of Prussia into
the triumphant and powerful empire of Germany: and
tn" arninS of Russia 10 reassert her rreponiennce in
the councils of Europe prosecute her often rnst-
ohed hut never reiinlnished designs the great city
founded by Constantine and the but decayine and
aharciical dominion of the Sultan, all combine invest
win Profound interest the -yeGc,anrin phase, of orr
tdlllSs from the Old World. The TRIBUNE. through
trusted correspondents all points in Europe where
great movements are in progress imminent. aims
present complete and Instructive panorama of
On that continent, and to mirror the prolonged srugg.
hntween midde-aSe Feudalism and Ercl"sasticism on
the one hand and Nnet-cntiCentury si;.ptcism and
stcuarisn on the other Recognizing Divine Provi-
uhtce IN 'ii that proceeds and a IL looks hopefully
The srea; conflict destined dixie con-
Vulson) to evolve from strife, dis; ter and seeming
chaos, fairer and happier future for the tong
of mankind.
In our ewn country, war upon corruption and ras-
cat in office has been inauguInteti in City whereby
the government of our State has been revolutionzed
through an initial triumph of Refrm which surpasses
the most sangune anticpations 1t is morally certain
that the movement thus naugu.ated cannot in pro-
he circumscrihrd to any locality any party but
that its purifying influence is destined felt in
every part of the Union, rehnkng v-nality. exposing.
robbery Wrestling power from politicians by trade. and
conding 1t 10 those worthest ami fttrst to WELD it
To this hencfcent and vitality needed Reform. THE
TRIBUNE Will devote its best energies regardless of per-
sonal interests or party predictions estecming the
choice OF honest ard faithful men Office all New
Departures the most essential and suspicious.
The virtual surrender by the Democratic party of its
hostility Equal Rights regardless of Color has Invested
current politics of half their bsaone intanstv-
However parties henceforth rise fall it clear
that the fundamental principles which have h. t'Iero
hinoraiy distinguished the Republicans henceE,rti
to he regarded practically accepted by the whole
country. The right Of every his own limbs and
sin"wsthe equality uf all citizens before the law--the
inability Of State 10 enslave portion of its people
the duty oC the Union every citizen the
full enjoyment of his liberty until he Hrcits crime
such broad and firm foundations of our Ma
uonal riihce and paised be the hand which shall seek
to displace them! Though not yet twenty years old
the Republican party has completed the noble fabric of
Emancipation, and may fairly invoke thereon thu stern
est Judgment OF Man aud the hcnignant smile OF God
Henceforth the mission Of Republic is one OF
Peaceful Progress To protect the weak and the hum
bic from violence and oppression-to extend the bound
aries and fuse the blessings of CviliZatonto stiru
late Ingenuity To the production of inventions for
ecunomzins Labor and thus enlnrsing Pr.duciion-to
draw to each other the producers et GOOD and
Fabrics. of Grains aud of Metals, AID .hus enhance the
gains Of Industry by redpcia. the of traIsporta
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