New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1873-12-25
New York Tribune.
1879.


/ France q R-pghl'c-EazlAnd and German
4 gradually perneafed With Republican IDEAS
spain svsyirs IN The n-rvelsss grasp Of a rule
( too good r. kirc ard too wesk for Rsp1b
/ ilcau wh0 Is ursbs 20 govern he great islam
I thA' blocks The entrance - oE- Calf o. Mexico
and equal : unable TO give i up-ths German
spe-sIns peoples sgI;s'sf hv a uas Pro'cS, snr
( ism sspa-stiGc from the See Of Rome on ths
dogma of Parsl Irfalli6i'i-v ard as-1rirs 20
recognize the -.Olf CA-hc!i-s''-,Ae whole C07
tnent psrvaied nv h. ir'e'Irc.asl fsr-lc-r \ :,
cones ot the conflict between cd ideas rhifn
sophlCal. theological 0~N's-isl. r-i the advances
IF Physical Science Russia s-t G-sa, Britain
running race for tie final gains that shall
d"'e-uJne Asla.IC surre M ry-Ch;aa seeming
r-ady to abandon her advances and -sci1 . her
halt opened ga'cs-Jarsu ahr!i=h;r- feuiaEsu
ard inviting Western civilization to ir-4di.te
western commerce 70 enrich her larg len
empire such sTe phases ofths news from ah-oa
which the mails over eli Continents and ;he
wires under all Seas are daily bearing 70 n
With able and trusted Co-rcsp7uIsrts IN the
t5af'rg capitals, and Sher~v-r great chan ges ar.
10 progress. la TEIsUyE aiu.,, =. whatever
cost. 10 lay before its readers the most prompt
complete, and popular pr-seulmert Of these
dsTe--- ant coGt citing rrovsjne % through s!l
CT which, Is II fond'y truss the toiliug masses
are everywhere struggling np to ward larger re-
ooCnition and bril- O. 'uture.
At home the struggle fO- Freedom seems over
The last slave has long been a citizen: the las.
opposition 10 emancipation. entranchiSaneu.
eiuai civil rights, has been formally abandoned
No party, North or South. Logger DISPUTES the
result OF the ar FOE the Cuion all declare that
these results must never be undone: and. with
whole people thus united on the grand plat.
form Of All Rights for All, whereto our bloody
struggle, and the prolonged civil contests that
iolosed, have led U.s. the Republic closes he
records OF the bitter, hateful Past ant Earns
peacefully. hopefully. to the less alarming be-
cause less vital problems of the Future To
whatever may eIucidate tho genarai discussion
or scui IN OF the Sc. raE TEIBU.E gives auplsst
SPACE and mos, impartial record. Whatever
parties may propose, whatever political leaders
may say. whatever officers may do. is fairly set
down ia It's coiuGans, whether this news helps or
Elnders its own views. It's readers have the
right to an honest statement of the facts and
tbs they always get.
. Bat as to its own political principles. Tns
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the champion of Equal Rights, isr,s.7--t-e-u r
Race, Nativity, or Color. II Stands il tiaxibl;
by he Anne ndIaents for the permaas NJ security
OF those Rights, which have been solerunly IN
c0rporated by the People, in the Constitution of
the United States. independent of all political
parties. It endeaYors 20 treat them all with Judi
ciaL harness. 1t .obo?s to purify tn" admins
tiatIon OF Goveruulcu:, National, State uni
Municipal, .nd whenever those ia authority.
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them Its cordial support. But il can never be
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Condemn what Is wrong, and commend what is
right IN the ac'Ioa OF any parties or Of any pub
lie men.
Now, as always, THE TRIpUSE labors with all
lis he'rt for the promotion Of tla great ma.
,eridl interests of the country. The progress
IL Invention ana OF LGoor-Sdylng the develop
nent OF our resources, the preservation Of our
Land Tor the l-anGies3 and ITS rapid suhJuga-
uoi' TO human wants the utilzad0n OF our vast
underlying ores, lie extension OF the facilities
Tor Bringing Produce and Consumer nearer to-
gttAer-"hate'er tehu5 10 swell the ranks. M
crease the Knowledge aud better the condition
OF those ceFo'ea TO productive Industry hnds
mention ana encouragement IN our columns.
iHE EEkLf 'i1' NJ no" more man thirty
years oia' mas ehcsa>hfet 10 keep up vain the
pr' sre5' "t me age Ia Improvement ana IN en-
terprise. - 0eVuteo II large snare OF it3 col
umnS TO Agriculture as tae most e3seutIa! and
general CT human poTs'st'' 1t employs the
db!eSt and most successful S4.'''at"r5 :" set
'"rlh IN biief, clear ee''t tGeiS p'2Ct'edl views
OF the Farmer work II reports EIbi'c DIS
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ports OF the Iares, experiments, HE stnrigs q
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Commend 1t as 'he his' ana most important o.
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ny tbs Character OF ITS Literary contents "hich
inciUde reviews ot All 'he |HfNs fr'c.eHi'&
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