St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-08-12
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ELEVENTH VOLUME OF
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
For the Year 1858.
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Progress and Reform. Believing that Liberty. aud not
Bondage j. the saving principle Of the American Ruhc,
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Fathers of the Republic IN the Congress Of lIIn " That
Slavery or involuntary scrvde Is inconsistent with the
fundamental principles ".rcigous liberty, and thcr"
fore insists that Slavery shah be excluded from the Ma
Onal Terroric~ and that the just Influence o the f. Ter
a! Government be cxcrtcd on the side of Freedom.
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lc which recognizes the individual Free Agcni-ircc
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clesasca interference at the ballot box, and looks with
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the two ryssms Of dcsr"tIsm in Amcr.ra-lopcry aud
slavery.
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industry and less speculation it has confidence
short cuts wealth, and IL opposed to GanbHng-whuih
or in real estate, stocks cardS.
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Ind That The
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the Mechanic constant employment at rcmncrative
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crty ersnading men that they are milionarcs when
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less bankruptcy throwing hundreds C thousands Of Ia
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