The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-03-01
NEW YORK TRIB UN =,
1928.

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Now, as heretofore, the 1r,o Da a. noner.
be first OF all ana lneelninoin.ay .md Germa-
| France a KepuDnc-Elsla l;4l Dc parnhlican
| ny gradually peinea.o4, ~" narveless grasp
iicas-Spain. swaying IN the nersGie .s s s.aak
of ruler too good Tor hlnS UNI =. 'o ,a,,e the
for Republican, VINO Is nnao 'lt, W to our
great island that docks tne ens ...hIa ~ rive
| Gulf Of Mexico, anu equailf unau ,o nGta-
| it up-thc German peaklhE poopaSa 7;no
| ted by u new Protestsntlsli' ee - pa
from the See OF Rome on tne oogma anan;1e
pal Infalibiilty ana assuming " raut;neut
| the !" Old Catholics .-the "no.o ..t 4haf
pervpded by the intellectual Iern '1 ;d .'
| comes OF the conhict between 1'a ND fhs
philosophical, theological nlater1al am anI
| advances OF phys1cai scieHcel ra' .s.e fn.1
Great Britain running u race ~ s a..,,ra,-
gains that shall determine AsIillo 9a her
acy-Chna seeming ready W ca...J aatos
advances and reciose heF haii-op5n: :.,tsst;n~
Japan abollslllg 1endansM anu Wasta,se
commerce to ehflcn ner loiis-iu e.e,,, ohrpad
such are phases OF the news Irolh auIt he
which the mails over al Icntl Hens UNI ~ ,,s
wires under all seas are dally bearing ~ . u..
With able ana tfusIed 70 -
leading capitals, ana wherever siea.
are IN progress, the 1r'oNne a,ins' -. ,.n.+
ever cost, to lay before 11s reaaers li'o nus
prompt, complete and popular presen1men.
OF these diverse ana connicIlng movements a.a4s
through all OF which, as IL 1onuy uus.s'
the tolllnS masses are everywhere s11us
Cling up toward larger recognition anu !"
brighter future.
AT nome the struggle 1or rrecuoM . seelua
over. The last slave has long been clhzen'
the last opposition 10 emanclpatlon' eniI an
chisement, equal civil rights, has been Ior-
mally abandoned; NO party, Nofth " oou TIL
longer disputes the result oI the war lol INC
Union All ueci'fe that these vs1lte nuu1'
never DC lindone ana, WITH Wnoie pcoplG
thus united on the grand Pia11oim VI ~
rights 1of All, "hefeto our piooay slrussS5'
anu me pro,oIeeu Gl'lr contests una. 4 III
lowed, nave led us, inc hepuDnc closes the
records OF the bitter, hateful past, ana turns
peacefully, hopeiuliy to the less alarming
because less 'VI1ai proDiems OF the lut1re
10 Wiatever may eincldate the genera us
cussion OF aetloh OH tnese, the 1ftOttHe gives
ampiest space ana most impair tlal record.
Whatever parties may propose, Whatever
pohtlcal leaders may say, Whatever 0mcers
may Go, Is larry SET DOWN IN IT'S coiumns'
whether this news helps or hinders it's own
views. lts readers nave the r1ght 10 an non
est statemehJ VI the lacts; anu thls they al
ways get.
but as TO us own pOhtlcal principles. the
thn ch,m,,;on ~ enn.l r;mlts raa.r1iess ~
a,,o na+;;+, w - +. .ta.,l 1911,
~, tha a.,,J,,a,,ts f.r ,Ia ,,a,.,.,..,,n.,t soa,;
itr of these r;ghts which hawa haan sniam,,-
w. ;ncarnnr,tei Nv tho ,,annls IN the Cnnst;.
tntim 81 the ITnifed States Indanen5ent IF
ali nolitical narties f. nndeayora IN treat
them ,ii With ;nd;,.;.l f,;rnass r. ,aH ors -,
nur;fr tho ,im;n;strat;nn 81 ,eo,,ar,,,,,a,,t
Nat;.n,l state aud ,n,n;n;,.a1 ,,J ,.hana,,ar
thosn in ,ntbor;t,, ,rI,a+ba, ~ Nnt;nnaI
Statn or ,nu',;n;,,aI ,4f.,;rs - 49,, aand =,
tI;s r-nrk = viii t,ere;n ,;vo tbar., ;ts Gov
dial sunnn,t Rut = con Ha,,o, H.. H. SOW;
t,, Of any nol;,ical marty. nor viii = s,,,ra,,.
dor mr. aye,i ,.,;,.a IL r;ait =. ,..;.;s;.o -
cnndap,n ,nh,t ;s ,,rn,, ',a ~ o.....so t'nu
il rioLt in tLe .ct;on ri any ,,art;a. ~ of on
nnhi;c men 70 ~ - - '''
Now "a always tho Tr;h,,,. 1,hors u,;+1,
ali ;ts heart fnr He ,,ron,nt",, - ~ 49,
material interests If tln cn,,n+,, To- VIC
uress Of ;nve,,t;nn and Of lahn,.s.!. mo Pr .h
iaTala,.,+ NJ ON. ra =" .ne
tion Of orr land far tLe I,nIiass ~. ,,,d - .,,;a
snhineation to hnma1, ,ran4s tl,a . .a,u
of our vast underlv;no nres Tho e>-ta,s;s.,, ~
the facilities for hrn tsino ,,ron.ar a-.I 49,, -
sumner Observation-Disclosures t'Jn .i4. eol
thc ranks ncreas zoo tho lnn,ria1 aa " sM W.,
ar the ..nnJ;t;nn ~ IT,. 1893. anu pet
five industry tinds n,amt;o,, ."I' ~ iiouuc-
,n.n+ i, CIV .nI,',,',, .e'AoA anu encourage
''el' ~ our eoluillis'
Inc fccEty tribune now more than thirty
years Old, has endeayored to keep up with
the progress OF th@ ageln Improvement and
IN enterprise 1t devotes large share of its
columns to agriculture rs the most essential
and general OF human pursuits. 1t employs
the ablest and most successful cultivat0rs to
set forth IN Gear, brief essays their practical
views OF the farmers work. 1t reports pub
lie discussions which elucidate that work
gathers from every source agricultural news.
the reports OF the latest experiments, the
stories OF the latest successes and failures,
and whatever may tend at once to better
agriculture, and to commend it az the first
and most important of progressive arts,
based ON natural science.
There arc hundreds Of thousands engaged
IN diverse pursuits who own or rent i.
= place. and give some portion of their time
to +, its culture and improvement. The Weekly
Tribune shows them how to make the most
of their roods and their hours. both by ,,irec-
ton aud example. No information equal in
quality OF quantity can be elsewhere OBJ
tanned for the price of this Journal
The Weeh!y 15i5"nc appeals also to, teach
ers, students and persons of inquiring minds, |
by the character of it's literary contents,
which include reviews of all the works pro-
e &c .l from inc master minds of the old or