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With the new year we commet ^^ Mi ^^^ Of lume of the header . We do so '[ " 0 ^ M : ^^ m ^ grave satisfaction which rises abi ^ ' ^ B ^ e , an 4 itt more confident than hope . We are ijioj ^ p ^ -ftp ^& ^ stjtute for mere ^ MHHH '* tfoit ' ciitical---where ; ihe w 6 ^ ' , ti ^ | ^^^ g «^ ou ^ . whole ' « rh ©«» erifedeed , ^ i ^^ iwili ^ ml '' ^ emgna - ¦ ^ p ^ - ^^ widojif ; ^^ fegplp ^^ ^^^ p ^ i rf ^ . " VX ; : ¦ : ¦ ' ^ 'i ^ W ^ fii :- ; -- ¦¦;¦ ¦¦ ¦ : ¦ ¦ ,. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ * TT * 1 . as it is > ttll bur steadfast aim to produce * We Will not plead the obstacles of various kinds which have halter be vanquished ; but we do confidently appeal to the Jljoroughness and resolute spirit in which the enterprize has been pursued . We have had the . g ^ at wfeof ^ writers' whose contributions any J " ^^^^^ -prpu 4 to own—Landor , ^^ £ ^^ 0 "™ Mneau , Newman , Foxton , Froudei . jKingitey , and other well-known names , no leas than % tm « s which will make themselves ^ nspic uou * hereafter ^ - ^; w ith some allowance or ^ tails , we cansay that the spirit of our pro-^ es h ^ ) een f ^^ ^ . .- " Success l , ^ ved th ^ ihe Leader had a large public ready to itf ^^^ ^ ^ ^^ "tncted expression of . t &^> . Many and graVe ^ ere the doubts of friends as to the possibility of ending a class numerous enough to eatablwh wT ' m organ - Those do ^ ¥ * ^ ¦« - need . Not only has our qirculatlih ^ urptt ^ d Z T PeCtati ° of ex P ^ enced mei ^« t ^ ia « i » di utr'f WiderWld raOre ^^ tlothah could have been anticipated . As in ^ igfen , it i * «»* the changing fornas of hutoaiv % nion so much « the eternal influ ^( : « f rev ^ rtplief and active ' I lr TV > ^ Pdl WMihe theories and hX ^ l th ° ^ ^ ^ rs ^ e as notog e ;^ he spirit of iarnest ^ Bto , g ^ rous ^^ lach 8 ho « ld actuate & , Ld this ^ Sr ^ * welc ^ t ^ h ^^ rj «» pubh ahee , almost weekly , opi ^ . ^ uld [ Country KDmoN . T
:: - ' | jp $ Mr lafotigjfci *? fe # y «& s ago , fines , imprijBonnjejit , and bigote ^/ ivrath aa consequences , has , up : to ^^ , p ^ crti , ^ n ^ jurred - not only no . pea ^ cution , W ^ msvm" -. iiaii aBigBt ^^ i ^ f- ^ tiia » 3 |; ¦" " - - " * rijrmmBie « Kib > - - » Ht 3 |* e «^ S *> Ka which jfeiiiaw ^ jp-. ' awflip ^^ tee ; speech , and blackened characteW when H wuld not answer arguments . The & ct ia % iuftcaot . * W ^ boa ^ alw of ano ther good | to ^ : 0 ut espmment Us giten encreaB ^ d bold-Slte # ^ i ? ° ^; ^ d if the i , o ^ r hits done W ^^^^ m ^^^ -mm ^^ our t ^ OBt wkh ^ means « t di ^ ial , and | M » yo b © i |» generoualy me * by tiie pubbc , as bjeoame it . ' . ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' . ¦« . " ¦ _ ; Jules Janin wittily says there is nothing sa successful as . success . We have found it so . Obstacles have given way before our accekrated pace j which we imagined it would take many m ^ nllw . t * overcome . Among those ob « 6 ^ b » . 7 ^ : ^;^ p ^ Distrust . Some , doubting Mr coux 8 ^ e / c > jfcp Ma 4 j at first of our not bpi ^ ft bold enourtJ £ W ^ - ? # mj not seen tilat' we : ; W ^ the co ^^^ vim ^ opinions ? We cannot Sb agj ^ w h ^ B th ^ ltrageof theirs . Others ¦ again " .. t ||«^ t ^ : ^^ did ..: Have we been more te & tfa ^^^^ A third class daubted ^ ) f'ij ## JJM ^!^^^ Pie : of fair play all round . 1 & 'SeSiuMpSwj | i ^ ainstt , the Ca ^ wlic ** tested that ; ^^ K ^^ ng the ! principles upon which CatbbS ^ filjpw ^ with a more uncompromising hostiKty-. thin' a ^ y other paper ( except , the Xfapqtch ) , we w ^< , ^ fir st , as we harre been among the warmest ^ Btsj ^ idflffcSi ^ pAlfe . ' rights belonging to Catholic ci » fmic ^ ii : \ $ .. ; , Caih 6-lic and a stranger writing to tta on tow subject says , * ' You uphold a cause , peebapa . the most opposite of all to our ** , but you do 8 b ; in aiair and noble spirit ; and I should be uirigrateful arid untrue to my own feelings if I did not warmly express how deeply I appreciate your genuine love of fair play and your generous abhorrence < xf per- " secution . > In Politics we know that we have , Won tfte confidence of classes that doilbted the ., ejeietonce of ^ any sincerity or zeal , and most proudly dtt yie appeal to tb , e amount of trust accorded to us by the- working classeir-most proudly , because , while -their tri ^ Bt has bo often been abused , their judgment h ^ fotei ! ¦
^^ ^^] 8 sharpened , and their approval is backed by keen thought % d a practical stake . We have more than once Attacked their idols , and thereby incurred a distrust which only the admission of our sincerity as shown throughout , has been able to remove . But our support haa not come mainly from thsrdass needing a forlorn hope : we h ^| Nb hearty •^* ' IW" ! W 'f ' -. ^ 'S ' : ; ¦¦ ¦" " ; ¦ « ' •^^ i ?^ ag ^^ 5 SE 5 ij ^^ SW ' -S *'' . v S .. T " " JStjfij ^^^ to * iiK" ^ ft ^ w ' . iafish we aay that the \ Iieader is welcomed as warmly by ^^ nnmbers-wJho oppose ii » opimons , ' J ^ . by those who share them : indeedi while many ' ' ' *'' "Liberals' * flrfh from otur boldness , and are afraid to support us—or do serin private—^ we are cheered in ow labours by men of eminent position in Church and State—by the unquestionably ortbo * da & and by steady Conservatives—by men in short i ^^; ^ hiie rejecting our opinions , sympathize with vtjbe spuit bjf freedom and fair play wh ^ oh it igj our " ^ constant aim to cherish and call forth . This forms 'for us , not merely a wider circulation than our ojjm party could afford , but aleo a much wider sphere of JfeAiteuce atwd ^^ gwjater cWttice of ultimate good . CJouidt we publish heaps ^ of confidential letters . ^ ich ^ l ^ ave been burnt offerings to Silence , we ; should *« tound the public : men would think they were , liv ^ g awW a' general sociaj conspiracy to prombtet ^ e Atiim , and bpinibns of the Reader . * lit : ¦¦ ' . ( V'l '" ; ' ^ ' < ' a J 1 ¦ . ' *'• .:. ' ' ¦ Thus , whether we look at the actual state of our circttlation , which from the first has growi ^ with steady epcrease , or to the state of public opinion and the position held in it by the Leader—and we beg ' earnestly to say that this is plain truth , \ pot idle self-glorification—« our prospects are inexpressibly cheering- —they lighten toil and stimulate us . to fresh endeavours . \ Except a alight change in the structure of our materials , which will be observed in this numbei ^ - — a change meant to facilitate the details of editorial and typograj ) lncal arrangement , and some fuller development of our scheme qa we proceed—tbe Journal will remain what it has hitherto been . May wfe preserve the cdrtftdfence of out /^ fiends , and ex- " tend the sphere o ( usefulness in the cauae of froa ' ffPhoii ^ it , ' " ¦ " :: . / ¦ •'
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Leader (1850-1860), Jan. 4, 1851, page 1, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/cld_04011851/page/1/
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