New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1873-12-11
New York Tribune.
1879.

Nov, a. heretofore, TEE TgIsrSE s,rirss I;
be trst OF al and pre- eninendy ErTs paper.
! France q Repablie-Esglaud and German,
I gradually permested with Republican ideas
SPAN swsying IN the nervelsss grasp Of q ruler
TOO good tors hing and too weak for Repub-
Ieau, who Is unable 10 govern the great island
thst blocks the entrance to our Gulf of Mexico,
end e5uaIiy unable TO give it 1p-the German.
speaking peoples agitated By new Protestant.
ISM separating from the See of Rome OF n >
dogma OF Papa Infsl!ibilitv and assuming 70
recognize the ''Uld Catholics the whole Con.
tlHeut psrva3ed hy The intellectual fs-rneat ths,
comes OF tie conflict between old IDEAS, phiio-
sophlcslr theological, material, and the advances
oi Physlca! Scieace-Russia AID Crest Britain
running race for the final gains tha; shall
G"fernIEe AsIstic sup cnacy-China seeming
ready to abandon her advances and reclose her
hail opened ggtes-Japsn aholshing feadaIsn
and inviting Western civilization to irraiiste
e5teTu commerce to enrich her long hidden
empires such sre phases oftbe news from abroad
"5ich the mails over al, Continents and the
ElIes under all Seas are daily bearing to U.s.
Ns.h able and trusted Corresrou1auts in The
leading capitals, and wherever great char yes are
~ progress, TEE TEIsrNz ans, at whatever
cost, to lay before its readers the most prompt,
Compete, and popular presentment of these
d.Eer7e and conflicting moveuents-throEyh all
are everywhere struggling up to Fsrd larger re-
cogn'non end brighter future
a. home the struggle for Freedom seems over.
lhe last slave has long been a citizen the las,
op1oasion to emsnci patton, eafrsnchisanent.
equal civil rights, has been formally abandoned
80 Farty, North or South, longer disputes the
result OF tie War fo- the MON all declare tbs,
these results must never be undops: and E;,b
whole people thus united on the grand Mat.
farm Of All Rights for All, whereto our blood
sigSgSio, ard the prolonged civil contest, that
ioi- owed, haze led US. the Republ.c cl.s4, The
records Of the bitter, hateful Past, saI turns
F7acaiEiiy, hopefully, to the less alarming be
cause less vital problems Of the Future. To
whatever may elucidate the general discussion
or action on these, TaE TKiaCss g.vss smple5t
space and r2osi impartial record. Whatever
aries may propose, whatever political leaders
may say whatever officers may do, is fairly set
down III ats columns, whether this news helps or
hindSrs its own views. Its readers have the
right 10 an honest statement Of the 'act-. and
this they always get.
Bnt az q - own political priEcirle,, Tgr
i"ihrNE Is Of course. hereafter n heretofore.
he champion Of Equal Rights, irrespective Of
Race, Nativity, or Color. II stands i, grxiily
by he Am, rir,rnts for til re.....f "a, security
OF those l,lgl.,5, -t;un have been so!amuly IN.
'ofporated Iry the People, in the Constitution Of
the Lnred States. independent Of all political
cini harness II .@harz ia rariiy the admins
ration o. "oYeiatnrnt, National State, and
Nanlcipa!, and wheEcyrr those in authority,
whether IN National, State, or Municipal affairs.
take the lead in this work, it will therein Size
them It's cordial support, But il ,..o never be
the 'er'itor a All political party nor will it
S"'Tsiier 8! even waive its right tn c.tisso and
1gIie-.ln Mat is wrong, and commend what is
iighi ~ the action ot any parties CT Of any pub
lie men.
Now, as always, TnE TaIrrxr labogs With all
~ heart for the promotion of tie great Ms.
terra! interests of the country. 1Le progress
t.: ;nyeI..aa AID 6: Labor Saving, the develop.
Inent Of our resources, the preservation of our
Land for the l.andess and its rapid subiuga.
ton to human wants, the utilization of our vast
underlying Ores, the extension Of the facilities
for bringing Producer and Consumer nearer to. |
scthar- whatever tends to swell the ranks, in. !
crease the knowledge and better the condition /
e those devoted to Productive Industry finds |!
mention cad encouragement in our columns.
lHE WEEKLY FRIPu%E, now more than thirty ,
years old, mas endeayorcd to keep Up with thu !
progress OF the age in Improvement and in en-.
tcrprSe. it dayotes large share of its col |
1mns to Agriculture as the most essential and |
General Of human pursuits. 1t employs the |
.biest and most successful ,altiyators to g; .
forth III brief, clear essays heir PRACTICAL views
ot the Farmer WORK. Il reports public dis. |
osssions which e!ucIaate that work gathers .
from every source agricultural news, the re. |
ports Of the latest experiments, the stnriel OF !
he latest successes and failures, and whatever (
may tend at once to hotter Agriculture, and TO .
Il as the iiTat aud most important Of
progressive Arts, based on natural science f,
lHE NEEELy IRlBrNE appeals also "a T4a.s,. :
ars, Students, and persons If :n4uirng minds, .
by the character OF its Literary contents, which /
include reviews of all the works proceeding /
from the master minds of the Ola or Nov /
World, with liberal extracts frola thcse of |
especial interest. Imaginative Literature also /.
claims attention, hut IN a subordinate degree. I
Home Interests are discussed weekly by /
ady specially qualified 10 instruct and interest /
Icc own sex, and the younger portion Of the |.
1.Ee-. No column IS more eagerly sought or
1eiused with greater advantage and profit than !
1ars. The News OF the Day, elucidated by /
Dgisf comments, j. So condensed that no /
reader can deem it di!i1se, while given suf !
irieutly in detail to satisfy the wants OF the .
average reader. Selections are regularly NADIA .
rom the extensive Correspondents OF TIE !
DAJIY TRIBcNg from every country, and its |
editorials Of more permanent value ere here /
cn-od1cei. IL short, TIE WEgaLT IRlBUyE
:onmend7 itself to Millions ~ ministering to /
heir intellectual wants more fully than thew !
IRE met by any other journal, while its regular :
eport7 Of the Cattle, Country Produce, and /
,.her Market. viii of themselves save the .
armsr who regularly notes them far more than
lis Journal price.
For the family circle ii al. educated farmer
II artisan, TEE WsEELY TEIECyE has NJ su.
,erior, as is proved by the hundreds uf thou.
ands who, having read it from childhood, still .
herish and enjoy il in the prime and On the
own hill Of !ise. We respectfully urge those
rho know Is worth 70 commend THE WEEEIy
RHINE to their friends and neighb9rs. and we
roifar !; to ciabs at prices which barely pas the
o7t Of papfr and presswarh.
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TEfHTNE.
TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.
)ac copy. one year - issnes.. Il 90
i7e copies. one year - issues. ............ 30 I
70 ONE ADDRESS.