New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1873-10-23
New York Tribune
1873.

Now, rs heretofore. THE ThIErNs strives %,
De first OF al and pre- emiu-n'ly a Hsi-s paper.
France = Rsputlc-Englaud and G.r,usfF
gradually permested with Republican ideas
spain swayInc IN the neryelsSS cras? Of o ruler
too good for a Hing and too weak for Erp1h
lican. who Is unable to govern III" G.. 80 island
tina; blocks the entrance 10 our Gulf o. N.Nrs..
/ and equally unable 20 give II up-'fr 6rrmaH
/ speaking peoples aeits'sd hv new prr'c.tsr'-
ism. separating from the Sec 90 Rome cu 'n'
dogma Of Pspal Iufalhoiiiiy aud assEwi- !, ."
recognize the .Oid Ca'Lulir, -.'ho yhsIri .ug.
tiueui pervadei hv the intellectual Torment hat
comes &c the conflict betaesn old isas ili'n.
sopbical. theological. material. and ~" advances
. Of Physical ScienCe-RusSia aud Great H.I'aiu
running race for the final gains that shall
I determine Asis'c suprcmsCy-ChJra seeming
( ready TO abandon her advances and rcC'p her
half opened gaieS-Japau aboli,hiuc t"uN,li.rn
and inviting Western civilization fo rraHi.f-
Z Western commerce to enrich her lur.-a lasg
empire S0ch are bases 81 the news from rhr.si
| which the mails over all Continents ard iu.
wires unter all Seas arc daily bcarjr. u Us.
[ With able and trusted Correspondents 200 she
leading capitals. and wherever grca, changes Az.
in progress, THE TnIRrNr aims. q, whatever
cost. to lay before its readers the u3nsi prompt.
complete, aud popular prcscnimcrt Of these
diverse and conf cling movement through all
Of viii, h. rs 1t iondly trusts the toiliug masses
ar" everywhere struggling up tO ward lager
cn-r.j'iou and hrich cr future.
I A. home the struggle Tor Freedom seems over.
The last slave has long been = citizen; the last
opposition to emancipation, euirau,hi.cu,,ut.
equal civil rights. has been formally abandoned.
No PARTY. North CT South. longer disputes the
result "t III" Mar for ;hc 1Iu'l; r.f DEF, trr iEat
these results mus; never H. uuluu,. ari win
I q whole people thus united ON 'E.. grand ,,at-
form Of All Rights for al. Whrrttr oar !'rriy
struggle. and the prolonged civil contests that
followed. have led US, the Republic close, the
l.. -. -
peacefully, hopefully. to the less Alarming De
cause less vital problems Of the Future. To
whatever may c.Ucida,c the general i scus,ion
or action on III, Sc, THS TFlWrNF gives Atny,a-t
srace and most impartial record. NhHcvor
parties may propose. whatever political !"aacr~
mas say, whatever officers may dr. is fairly set
down in It's columns, whether this news tciy> or
binders its own views. Its readers have the
right to an honest statement ot ths t.yi, ard
this they always get.
But as to lis own political r,.cr'r-, fH@
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the champion of Equal Rights, irrea; yrts.r 81
Race. Nativity, or Color. II stand. ia i,Njhly
by the Am' ndments for She permanent seen, ny
of those Rights. which have been ,ulpmr'y ~
corporated by the People. in the CONSTITUTE. u &C
the United States. independent of ala political
parties. il CnltavorS to treat Them all With udi
cial fairness. 1t laborS to purify tho admins
nation OF Government, National. stare aud
Municipal, and whenever those IN aUtIori'y,
whether IN National, State. or Muuicira, at mrs
lake the lead in lh!s work. it viii therein give
lhrm lt> cordial support. Bat It can never br
the s,r,i'ur o. any political parry. unr Will il
surrcadcr or even waive it, rigut to- CrlJrs,' aud
condemn what is wrong. and commend VIVA, -
right IN the action Of any partIrS ~ a any luh
hc men.
Now, as always, TuE TIEsXg labor, with all
It's heart tor the promotion Of u. great
tcrlad interests OF the country. The progress
i.l, n.
meut of our resources, the preservation of our
Land tor the LauOlCSS and It's rapid sUhlugL-
ton to human wants, the utilization Of our vast
underlying Ores, the extension Of the facilities
tor bringing Producer and Consumer nearer TO
gcthcr-whatever tend, to swell the raAhS I. in
crease the knowledge and better the condition
of those devoted to Productive Industry Gnd5
mention and encouragement in our columns.
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