The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-12-25
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE

For 1879 TIE TRIBUNE hopes TO continue
with increasing success, the work aud the
methods which through the year now ending
have won such popular approval and borne
such ample fruit.
A year ago The TRIBUSE pointed out he
danger to the IT uquility Of the country, TO
the IRE asury the currency and the National
honor, from the alliance then forming be-
tween the Solid South and Tsmmany Hail. t
dec AIRED that against TINS daHger-r he old par
~ Of freed IA, still the party Of tie Churches
and the School houses. was the only bu Wsrk
and in behalf thai party, Is renewed the
old appea 20 the NstI0naI con science. ami the
heightened sef-lnt-rest Of the TAX payers.
Ia all this events have justified A. The
year has isciOs-d the danger, IHE IL Bus Z
predicted, and brought the deiiverauc- Il
promised l. now atzs- those who think wei
Of what II did ia this ey-HtfJI wear t. bel il
widen yet further It's influence by In~rcastn.
is circulation for the next. IL labored t.
harmonic tie Republican party; TO divert
Republicans from attacks upon each other o.
attacks upon the common enemy. Il exposed
Southern claims. It d n0unc-d tire southern
suppression Of the negro vOt-. j. resisted
debasemeut Of The currency. It eudetvJT.d
to sustain the Treasury - al saucinE To specie
paymen :. II str0ye 20 promote "a practlcaI
reform in the vi Service. lgvludIcated be
iegItim acy OF the r publican Admin stration.
l. crushed as,ailaHts BY demonstrating the
infamous Efforts Of he i'emocrttic leaders io
buy the Presidency they had fair y lost 81 he
polls. For ID. 81 services djsf uguisned
member OF the Administration his declared
thai the republican party and the country owe
IHE TRIBUSE deb o. gratitude 50 great
that departing OF 1ull pa5 ment Immediately y,
they must initiate the Ircasury nnu fund III
Leading Republicans outside Of and even OPP
posed 10 the Administrator, are everywhere
hea rtily expressing similar opinions
The TRIBUNE no warns the cOuutry that,
fa.F D..
do not end The danger. The Democrats and
the Grernbae<ers, If unitei, could have re-
yerscd the We uIct. They may be united next
time. They air cdy have the Solid South 70
begin with, well a. the evidence OF the
control their union would give Iu many OF the
Western States. To prevent such unioH
from sweeping the country, we must keep the
Republican party In the highest state OF dis
cIpine and efficiency, ana must educate the
voters. If friends know any better agency
for such political education than the THE
TRIBUNE, by all means use A. If not, they
surely ought 80 make every effort to push
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The TRIBUNE is now spending more labor
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tinction It has long enjoyed OF the largest
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where publi he'd. Its Lon4on co res uoudcuf.
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other foreign CORES ppudeucc ranks escep-
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literary intelligence is often fuller and
generally more newsy Than that furnished by
journals expressly devoted TO these -peciali-
ties. It's critical departments, ali conducted
by the old heads, remain the acAnowl edged
authorities:
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