The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-01
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Pataiyzos eXerton by denying to Toll any
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Arts, ami, wherever they may be needed the Ar
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ther children IN want of bread, though the farmer
Is too often compelled to sell his crops at most in
adequate prices. In short while batterino AGAINST
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construction OF Il Railroad from the navgable swa-
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every other measure which seems to us calculated
10 enhance the dignity or the recompense of Labor
and promote the well being of Mankind
The ,'irrepressibe conflict between Darkness
ana Lhgnt, Inertia and Progress, Slavery and
Afeedom, moves steadily onward Isolated acts
oI loHy ana madness may for the moment give
| seeming advantage to Wrong; but God still regns
ana the ages are true to humanity and right The
year 1901 must witness memorable conflict he-
tween tnese lrTeconcllobe antagonists. The ques-
tlon-"Shal Human Slavery be further strenoth
ened and diffused by the power and under the flar
VI tIe Feaefai Union ~ Is now to receive a mo-
Tien5 35 II not conclusive answer "Land for the
LandIess, versus Negroes for the Neoroless ia tbe
oatue-cry OF the embodied Millions who having
just swept Pennsylvania, Ohio and the North West
apPearln the new Congress, backed by nearly eve
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inc earths surface wherever he has been anticipa-
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Deeh anticipated by the States cesson to another
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