Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-12-13
NEW YORK TRIBUNE
1873.

! Now, heretofore IHk tribune strives 20 DC
| first OF all aud prominently aetcs paper.
| France n kepuhlio-EuglaDd and uermany gradu-
ally permeated with Republican IDEAS spain sway
ing in the nerveless grasp of ruler too good tor
King and too weak for a Republican who Is unable
to GOVERN the great island that brooks the entrance
TO our Gulf OF Mexico and equally unable to give II
pp-the German'speakl peoples agitated by new
Professionalism separating from the see of Rome ON
the dogma OF Papdl lniallibillIty and assuming 10
recognize the Old Cathoiics'- the whole Continent
peryaded by theintelleetua terment that comes OF
The conflict between old ideas, philosophical, the0
logical. material and the advances OF Physical Sc
4 enee-Russia and dreat Britain running race for
The iinnI gains that shall determine Aslatie suprem
| acy-Ch,na seeming ready TO abandon her advances
anu reclose her haii-opened gales-Japan aboiish-
ing ieudallsm and iuvitlng estern elVhlzatlon 10
irradiate Western commerce to enrich her lOng-hid
1 den empre--such are phases OF the news from
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