New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1873-10-09
New York Tribune
1879.


Ho"' Is Etsci9lo1e' Ahh ''". - '...'.
De nfsi o. sii ana pre- euiNen ~ h'ES l.i''
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LCAu' WIG Is uoSo.e 10 govern inE -, '>'"''
'hAt btoSES the entrance - orr Gun OF N'N''''
and equally unable 10 give D. mp he "''"Sn-
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Recognize me VIC 'a't""@s 'n' ""..' .'
''he' htrFaIeh ~ me iH'r..'' .1h' ',fi"',l mar
comes o. 'he couh.,t between OLD ideas. la..'
soEhlca!, theological, ra''I.a sad 'A" alyAr..N
ci fhySlcai Science h2SS'a anu 'r'-' britain
running race Tor The anal Eaiu~ iia. >i..t
determine AslaiIc SUl5eaIagy -tb.'a seeming
ready 10 SbaH1"n tcr at'aH."s ari r"..'. " I."s
3 halt opened ca''S-J1rHn at".. -hi1E Gen ia.l~0
aud inviting Western cUHza'..n O." rr,a.a'"
Western commerce 10 enrich her ..'-. .sljru
empire such are phases n' So 's'w .'rsal
winch the mails over al Continents H.d iu"
wires under all Seas ar" daily hvar 10 a-.
WIN abe and trusted Correspondents Eu 'ar
leading caIitalS. and wherever great changes ar'
/ IN progress. IuE iElHrNF aims, ~ whatever
{ cost To lay before ~ re1Tvrs the most prompt,
! compete ant r'Fa.a. !r">entu.ni 81 ,t,sr
divers" aGI coat cH1s movements. IBIS. IN all
4 %! Which. rs II tond'y :rus', the tH.fn. masses
are every hcr" struggling up 20 var.i larger re-
: CrEniiloh aud q bTlgh ~ is'HTl'.
At home the Struggle ;Nt Freedom seems over.
! The last slave has long beer. CIl.icu the has
opposition to emancipation. cu'Ia",.'~"mcUt.
eg"". evil rights, has been ...Wa Is abandoned.
7 No party. North U- Sou'h. longer i,-ugr., ia"
result OF the War io- the iron g., an, .a-c that
these results must Eeyrr be- Urd1-r. av.'. with
whole nrof.t thus UNITED uH d." grand '..t'.
form Of All Rights Tor All, whrret, osr bloody
struggle. and the prolonged civil contests that
followed, have led us. the EepUh.ir osrs the
records Of the bitter. E.'c;E, Pact. e' 'ar"S
peacefully. hopefully. 20 the less aI.rul1y be-
cause less vital problems Of the Future. To
whatever may eiucidate the genera. discussion
. or acton ON tht Sc ms i"lE'NE E.|r' Hwl.cNt
space and most impartial record. Whatever
parties may propose. whatever political leaders
NAV say, whatever officers may Do, D., fairy set
down IN ITS columns, whether TINS new helps OF
hlnderS us own views IT, readyr- hr'" the
rlght 10 an honest statement OF th" facts and
this they always Ce'.
Bat as 10 ~ own political rrurlrj"s, IRE
iRiRyNE IS OF course, hereafter ~ hc'etptnr".
the champion OF flHnL Rights. irr'S; "ctiv" ~
. Race, Nativity. or Color II stards % E"Nrhly
/ by The AM ndmeniS iOT the permanent s""u NY
of those Rights. which have been snirmn'y ~.
corporated By the People, in the Constitution G.!
the United States. Independent OF aii political
parties, 1t endeavorS to treat them al nth Judi
cia harness. IL iabofS 10 purity the HduiuIS-
Tailon OF Government National, Sia'r. aia
Municipal, and whenever those m authority,
whether IN National STATE Or Nun'lpa' a'''rS,
take the He'd IN tins work, It Will therein give
then lts cnruui support. Idt Il can never he
IN" str'it"r oil any pohl''at parry ".r ~ II
surrender or even waive Ms rSet To 'r'',r'-r "'i
condemn what Is wrong. ana commend "hAt IS
right IN the acton OF any rarres CT ct any ruh.
he men.
Now, as always lie IRIhuNE iahor' with all
us heart lor the promotion OF ~. great ma
terlal interests OF the country. The progress
OF lnyention and OF Labor SAVING, the develop
ment oi our resources, the preservation OF our
Land Tor the lan"I'SS snd lts RAPID SuhJu"a-
ton to human wants the utitizalon OF our vast
underlying Ores, the extension OF the facilities
Tor bringing frOfucsf anu consumer nearer 10
gether-whateyer tends to swell! the ranks. IN.
crease the knowledge aud better the condition
| oil those devoted 10 Productive Industry EnHS
mention ana encouragement III our columns,
lHE W EEkif Hib' NJ no" more man thrty
years oiu' mas ehH"aE ore" 10 Keep up WIN the
progress OF me age III improvement ana "a cr-
;erprlse. 1t devotes IA large share u rs col.
umns to Agriculture as the most essential aud
general OF human purNHit". II employs the
"blest and most successful rt.i'"t"rs Ia set
forth m BRET clear lays Their pf"rhc2I views
OF the Farmer worn X reports n"hhc d''
| caSsiohs winch eiucidate ua WuIN fa'htr7
from every source agricultural news, III" re
ports of the latest experiments, the stories OF
the latest successes and failures, aud wHa'er'r
may tend at once to better Agriculture, AID {"
commend 1t a. the first and most 'mPortJni of
progressive Arts, based on natural science.
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claims attention, but la a auhoTdtnar degree.
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