The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

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least degree squivoca in their Avowa Of
opposition TO any similar invasion Of them II ev-
dent therefore, that We cannot reasonably expect any
independent party journal to render the
and inoispensably demands. We have no claim upon
such special and comprehensive services and must
trepdy rely upon our own ample resources u was the
heroic maxim OF antiquity that the gods help those who
help themselves"
The grand task to which united energy and
VIII be directed, in the approaching election, 10
majority of at least thirds in our next state
legislature In order 70 crush In it's she'll hurl back
to ts source the vile which will other wise alght
upon less eectua repeal the strocious edct by
which we, Aoove all others in the community, do
grsdea and snihraled Any measure Of success which
falls short OF this essential point would be fruess aud
Illuminating; and TO reach the lofty object Of aim,
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