New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1874-01-01
New YORK. Tribune.
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Now, as heretofore, THE TRIBUNE strives t.
efrst OF all snd pre- eminen'ly ne,cs paper.
| France a Repablc- f2nplaid and German,
| spain swaying in the nerveleS grasp of a ruler
| toe good for King and too wesk for Repub
ean, Who is unable 30 govern the great Island
that blocks the entrance to cur Gulf Of Mexico,
: and equally unable to give it up-:hs German.
speaking peoples agitated by new Protestant.
ism; separating from the See of Rome on the
dogma Oh iapsl Infaliihiiity and assuming to
recognize the sold Ca,holics"--the whole Con.
unent pervaded by the intellectual ferment tina.
comes Of the conflict between old ideas. philo
sopEica, theological, material, and the advances
CT Physical Scierce-Russia and Great Britain
| running a race for the final gains that shall
determine Aslatic suprenacy-Ch;na seeming
ready to abandon her adva aces and reclo-e her
| halt opened Sates-Jarsn aholishiDg feudalism
a:d inIiting Western civilization to irradiate
Western commerce to enrich her long-b'd'!en
empire such arc phases tn. news from abroad
which the mails over. all Continents and the
wires under all Seas ara daily bearing 10 us.
WIN abe and trusted Corresponden,s-in the
lr;;dinG capitals, and ,hereyer great changes ar.
IN progress. I'll FRIarNE aims, a. whatever
cost. t. isy before lis readers the most prompt
complete and pop,far presenrneot Il these
d'vrr~r an1 Gu A crin- nov-,nent.-rbr uyh AL
81 Which IL u fondy russ the t.!ipg ma s,s
are every where struggling MP to yard la ger e
crgni''o" sna n brigh er ut,ire ...-... e..
At home the struggle for Freedom eecms over
TIE last slave has long been c;tizrn The las
opposition 10 emancipation. enfIanchisement
equal civil rights. has been forms " aba dnne,}
No party. Nor'h Or South. longer disputes the
re ,ui OF the ar 70" the Union sail declare that
TIE" results mast never he undone: and. with
a whole peop'e rhi, utiired on the grand Plat.
form of All Rights for All, wheret, our bloody
Struggle and III" prolonged civil contests that
toI'"s,d base led u.s. the Republic closes the
records OF ne hitter, hateful Pat. AID farms
peacefully. hopefully. to the less ala rminy he.
cHus" less vital rrohleuHof The Future. To
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isS they always get. ......... ..~.-
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