The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-02-15
NEW YORK TR1B Y N -,
1878.

| Nv, as baretofore. the Tribune strives u
-, s.st ~ all and preemincntlya mc,cs paper.
| E,.anco = Renullic-EDgland and GeIula
! .a'.aJ,,a1i,S ,,ermeated with Republican
ny sia uaa, p 70 in the neryeless grasp
lte's ILL, FOO %ona for King and too weak
~ ~ % neIi;.,,, Who ia unable to rule the
W. q ~ III 4ha blocks the entrance to our
H,1e -, M. Ma,.;eo and enuaIly unable to give
:; uun =. +1'a Observation-Disclosures peoples agita-
~ o,,1 protestanfisn,. separating
leu ~ g e. ~ Rome On the dogma of Pa
aI I,'rnI1;l;I;tr and assuming to recognize
10 r.. !. niI 1atiyoiics r-the Whole Continent
.ao Nv 4be intellectual ferment that
pr n.y. - y the conflict between old ideas,
ouIes +heolosical. material and the
ppar,e,eea nf nlvsicaI science-Rrssia and
mr,at pr;ta;uf 'rnnninp a race for tile final
80 +hat slau determine Asiatic suprem-
San' C W. saa,,,;,., ,codv to abandon her
. .'Jy,a,,oas and reclnse her half-opened gates
4 Iana,, ohnl;sbino feudalisni and inviting
| yyas+arn c;,,;l;zntim to i1radiate Western
ao,,,,aarce to enrich her lons-I,idden empire
Wsmcl, are phases of the news from abroad
,,i,;al, IT, ,p,,a;ls over all Continents and the
.,,I III coos are daily bearing to us.
| WIN .hle and trusted corresDondents i'll the
,a;'' aa,;+.ls and wherever GREAT changes
nma =, 7,.ndros. tho Y,;b,,,ac aims. at what
auer cost fo Law heforc its readers the most
80 ,,e,n,,fa+e and nnnular uresentment
prruM,p.' 49, I'D noIf1icting movements
l %1,ro, ,o1i 1T
tho tnj,ng masses are everywhere strug-
,.I,,o IN f,w.rd larger. ,pconnition and a
| hH,;a3 tn, f,,tura
f. home tbe struaele for Freedom seems
over The last slave has long been 70 citizen;
| tha Lost onnnsition IN e,naucipation. eIfran-
chisement. equal civil rights, has been for
,na1l,- o1,andane1 M marty North or South
Ionns, d;snutes the result Of the war for the
I1nfon ali declare that these results must
na1..,. ba ,,n,lnnn. and Will, q whole people
| fins n,;t.I nm the GRAND ,,latform of all
rinhts for all vInret1 orr bloody struggle,
and the ,no;onoeI civil contests that fol
i low, in ,.pa led ne tbe Rcnuhlic closes the
ronords nf III. tte to, hateful nast and turns
,,nneaf,,1Iu honnf,,IIy To fbe less alarming
| .naarsa ias. Ir;4aI nrollams 1T the fufure
~ -, ,,a ~ oI1,e;da+e tba general dis
cnssinr nr action IN these the yIibuug piyes
omnlest .n,ca and most ;nnartial record.
Whateye, nspt;es NAV nrnnnse whatever
nolitical lenders may say, whatever officers
| NAV dn ia fairly set dawn in it's columns
,yi,et,,er fills nov,s helns on. binders its own
| views Its r.,,iors have tf. riobt To an hon.
oct s+a+o,n,.,,t If tha facts. AMI th;s thew al
,..a,s "at
| Int os IN ;+s own no1itie,1 urinci,,Ies the
| Tribune is OF course, hereafter as heretofore,
the champion OF equal rights, regardless Of
race nativity or color. 1t stands intiexibly
by the amendments for the permanent secur-
" Incorporated by the people i'll the CoIlsti-
| tuition OF the United States. Independent of
all political parties, it endeayOrs to treat
them all with judicial fairness. It labors to
purify the administration of government,
| National, State and municipal, and whenever
| those i'll authority. whether in National,
State or municipal affairs, take the lead III
this work, it will therein give them its cor
| dial support. But it can never be the servi-
tor OF any political party nor will it sllrreIl-
der or even waive its right to criticise and
condemn what is wrong, and commend what
is right in the action OF any parties or of any
| public men.
Now, as always, the Tribune labors with
all its heart for the promotion of the great
material interests OF the country The pro-
| gress OF invention and of labOr-saying. the
development Of our resources, the preserya-
ton of our landfor the lan,lless;lnd its rapid
suhjugation to human wants, the utilization
of our vast underlying ores the extension Of
the facilities orbringing producer and con-
! sumner togcther-whatcver tends to swell
| the ranks, increase the knowledge and bet
| ter the condition of those devoted to produc-
tive industry finds mention and encourage
ment in our columns
The Wcehlv Tr;buuc now ,n.,.. +h,r +,;r.,.
v.ars cid h,!. arJa.s.,raa - ,9 I'm .'''i 'ili..y
The nro,,ss IF tho ,,ea -, up WIZ,
IN entrrnrise It er1tes Iar,'. sar ~,
no1n,nns tn .,nrcItnre ~, .a - ."io VI .'1
and GENERAL af l,,,,'an nv aosi esseh.ll
the aLlast and most sudaasst,,i einploys
s.t forth in ar, h,;af "
views Of the farmers wor - t'- ranrt ',
lie discussions Which el,,n;do+a ~ pa,p
aat1ors from ever, so,,r,.o ih"s VIII
fhe rnnn,ta Of H. latest , ,a.;.4 news
stories Of the latest suceessee anm f;l,,. ane
and wb.tryar NAV tom, ct 49, " - h'tt,
uo,.icultnre. and to commend = s Tho ". 49,.
and ,nost ;mnortant ''f ''r,'',,. o. .ae il.st
| based on natural science. ats
| There are hundreds of thous,nds o,,o,aoa
| in diverse nmrsn;ts who nns' 20, en i.t
mace and pive some nortn "n of t.a ie4s q
to it's culture and Improvement The Me asa.
| Tribune shows them how to make IN. , uey
Of their roods and their hours 10th ~, l,"s'
ton and eyamnle No infor,n,ti"n a ea, ,.'fee
quality or quantity can be elsnwhar ,,,'l ,, ~
famed for the nr;ce of this ;',u,,aI ''eie oo-
The UceIiv Tr;buuc anna .oh. LA. ,,r,, r. +o
crs students and persons Of ,u .i,'I
bv the character of its Its,!,,, , n4',,'s'
which include reviews o4 sll the ,' .Jn'em.s'
ceeding from the master minds of the o,p , o.
~ t1, S,a,,, ,,-o,1 1';ti' ,;1i vi int old or