New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1873-10-30
New York Tribune.
1873.

France a RepubEc-En England and Germany
graduslly permeaisd with Republican ideas
Spain swsying in the ucryelcss grasp Of ruler
too good for hing and too weak for a Eepub
hchn, who - unable TO govern the great island
that blocks the entrance to our Gulf 'i NeN,c',
and equally unable TO give IL up-;hs German
speaking peoples Rsi'a'ed hy a rev Protestant
ism, separating from the See Of Rome on the
dogma Of Psyal lrfal,ibi'jiy sad assuming 60
recognize the ''Oli Catholics the whole Ton
iireur rervajsd by the intellectual f,rmcuf that
comes Of the conflict he'Wecn old ideas rAiIo-
sophical, theological, material, and the advances
/ Of PHYSICAL Science-RuSsia and Great Britain
running a race for the FINAL gains that shall
determine Asistic suPrrmRcy-Chiua seeming
ready to abandon her advances and reCl0se her
half opened gnieS-JapGn sbo'ishIrg 'rUin'isu
ard inviting Western civilization in jrrtdIa'P
{ Western commerce 10 enrich her lorE-hidiou
{ empIre-suCb are phases Of the news from abroad
+ which the mails over all Continents ana The
/ wires under all Seas are daily hcars-g u Us.
, With abe and trusted Correspondents IN the
leading capitals, and wherever great chang es AZ.
in progress, 1HE IRlRrNE aims, ~ whatever
cost, 10 lay before it, readers the mos, prompt
complete, and popular preseuinrHt 81 these
I diverse and conflicting ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS all
of which, rs it t,ndly trusts, the toiGnr masses
are everywhere struggling ny - ward larger re-
c0PnirlOn and hrgh ~ iururr
At home the struggle for re,duw seems over
The last slave has long been : citizen: the las
opposition to emancipation. acknowledgements.
equal civil rights, has been formally abandoned
No party, North or South. longer - sputrs the
ts>H' "' me " "' I"e 'h" 1 H'"A al It.,HI 'Nht
theSe results mus never 'r Gnd.nr' AMI van
""o'r I,Hlt '""> Ni'.,I on IT," -rA'H FG'
form Of All Right for All, whrrg'' "u' bloc I'
struggle. and the prolonged clil cHrs,.r, that
followed, have led us. the Republic closes the
records of the bitter, hateful Past. aul turns
PeaC'IGI'!' h"Hr'ui'y, =" We 'r>' H.''mNt rr
cause less N''a rr9hir'nS ~ the I",Hr". J."
whatever may 'l"ciGa'e tHe Erh'rt! Discus ION
or a'Hoh on Ih'>' IHt ItIh'Nr tN'- hh|t"-'
space anu most impartial rrcNri. NhtlrNr'
parhes may propose whatever political leaders
may say Whatever oihCerS may DO b, larry set
Gown IN as co!umns' whether thN news helps or
hinitrS ats own views. It's r"ad"'n rH'" ih,
right 10 an honest statement ~! IT," iuf. ard
thlS they always get.
bit rs to rs own political Irl"r. g.as. uE
IRiHl NJ IS OF course, hereafter as hr'r'ntnrr,
the Champion Of Equal Rights, irrespective e.!
Race Nativity, or Color. n stands % NrNlhN
by The Aw' ndmrhtS Tor ihr rrr,n1ntn ~ sr'"'IiN
u those flights, winch have been l"m".N ~
corpnri"d 10y tie People, In the Cuu~.lui''n 81
the jnuet States. independent of al loHurni
parties. ~ endeaNorS 1" treat them al "ilh jan
clai fairness. 1t iaborS Ia purity 10" admins
uatlpn ~ Government, National. Sitr amt
MUNICIPAL ana whenever those IA "u'hr'i'N,
whether IN National state or Nnmrlrn. Hiit'rs.
take the led IA IhiN work, !, VIII th'rp" give
thrm MS cordial support. hui ~ can never h'
lhe itr\HoF OF ANY H""'tN laIE nor WI "
surrender or even waive lis right 10 cun'','' "ud
condemn what Is wrong AMI commend "nti IS
right III The acn"n OF any parr'S 81 81 any pub
he men
Now, as Always lHE iEiHuNE i'Or'S with all
ITS he"ri Tor the promotion oil ~ great ma
terihi interests Of jhe country. Inc progress
Of Invention and ct Labor Saving, the develop
ment Of our resources the preservation Of our
! Lana Ter t"e lHh'''sS anu us rArii Sn'Jn|a-
ton to human wants the nt..ita't1u "i our vast
underlying breN' Tie extension "t TIE a'iiurS
Tor bringing iTo"uc' ana consumer nearer 10
gether-"hateHer tends to swe" the rank :, m
crease the k""~iedge anu bc'tcr tie 'ohiilion
OF those devoted to Productive Industry finds
mention anu encouragement IN our c"l"mn'.
IhE EFALf RIB NJ, no" nor" man lhiriy
years oId' mas eh"'iI"I"u 10 Keep up WIN the
progress "i me age IN Improvement ana ~ en-
terlrise' ~ deV"lr> a ih'%e snare OF i'5 cot,
umhS 10 Agriculture a- the most cs5rn'iHI aud
general ct human pursuits. 1t employs the
abicst ana most successful cn'uvator' 10 set
forth IN bnei, clear 'o-Hy~ their practical views
OF the Farmer work II reports public DIS
cHSslonS winch eiUr'dHie that work; gathers
from every source agricultural news, the re.
ports of the latest experiments, the stories Of
the latest successes and failures, and what"vrr
may tend at once to better Agriculture, ard TO
commend 1t rs the inst and most important ct
progressive Arts, based on natural ,cleEcc.
lHE WESLEY tRiEyNE appeals also TO Teach
ers, Students, and persons OF InIuirInE minds.
hy the character Of ITS Literary contents, which
include reviews of all the works proceeding
W"pJ we with "' Lhern ' "2,ra, , r,o ,5,. "
especial interest Imaginative Li,craturr also
claims attention, but IN "A suhordIra degree.
Home Interests are discussed "rr"y 10y a
!ady 'p'ciahy i'"i'he' I" instruct ana '"'r''.'