The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-06
New York Tribune.
1873.

Now as heretofore The TRIBUNE strives be first II all
and pre es paRssi and Germany gradually
permessi with Republican ideas-Spaiu sway,ng in The
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that blocks the entrance 10 our Gulf Of Mexico ami
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81 Rome on the dogma Of Para lnfbilty and assuming
pervaded by the intellectual fernent that Of thc
conflict between old ideas philosophical th-ologc.
Britain running for h. nal gains shall
determine A.ia,e supremscy-chins seeming ready 3"
Japan aboli-hng fruasm and inviting Western rivilis
to irradats, Western enrich her i"ss
which the mail. over al tantnest. and the WIN. under
all Seas daily bearing to With able and trusted
Correspondents in the leading capitals and wherever great
changes ART in progress THE Tribune aims at whatsoever
eos to lay before its readers the most prompt c"mpete
and popular of these diverse conflicting
movcmens-through ali Of which il fondy trs@ the
tons masses arr struggling up toward larger
At home the struggle far Freedom The last
cpaion enfrsnchserrnt equal civil rights has been for.
mslly abanduned No party North South longer dis
results be unione; and with whole people
TINS united the grand platform of An Rights An
contests that followed have led the Repbc clns-- tho
records Of the bitter hateful Past and turns peacefully
hopefully Ia the less alarming because less vital problems
Of the Future To whatever may eluciate the general
discussion sr action on these THE TEnrNK give. smp'ess
propose whatever Pohcal leaders may whatever OH
GERS may do Is fairly set down in its columns whether this
right To h'nes' statement of the facts and this they al
H., =. 20 IT, our, ,ol,,;,. ,.,;,.;rl. Tn,
eoursr hereafter rs beretofar, the chamni of En,i
Rights irrespective of Race Nativity or Color N s.n.
inhexiby by the Amendments peruan,nt security
Of thos, R.hts which have been .lrmnI inrcrror,,..
by the p,plr in the Constitution on the ,;s.J sat.
independent Of all political parties il eneavors
them all with judicial fairness 1t abors to purify tho sS
min;stratian II Government National Stat. nnd N,rr
pal whenever authority whether In National
State Municipal affairs the lead In this work s
will therein give cordial support But il can new
be the servitsr Of political party nor win II Snr
render waive its right eriticise anil condemn
what wrong and is right in the action of
any parties or of any public
Now always TIE TgBUNE labors with all its heart
for the pronotlon of the material interests of tn.
country. Tis progress of Invention and of
thedeyelopment Of the preservation
Land far the landles and it, rapid subiugation In human
wants the utilization of unerlyn. Ores the ex.
tension of the facilities for brisin. Producer and Cesu
togrtherwhaeyer tends swell the ranks in
crease the knowledge and better the condition
voted I" Productive industry finds mention and
ment in columns.
lrHE WEEKLY TgIBrSE more thar thirty years on
has rneavored to keep with the progress the in
Improvement and enterprise IL evut-~ larger .aare Of
its columns to reural tbs essential and gen
era of human pursuits II employs the able, and most