Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-03
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isT II E Union 1T MUST AND
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THE uNION.-IT MUST AND
SHALL Be PRkSEh>V I'D"
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The Cause of Freedom,
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ImProvent of the Mental,
dora and Physical Condition
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and Supremacy OF the Laws.
Free Homesteads For the Land Hess.
Encouragement of Home Industry.
No Political Jobbery:
Honest men for offices.
Economy in Government.
Sound Currency and Death to all ''Wid Cat Shin
pIa<ters.''
And the prosecution of the against Treason,
until the lat rebel has laid down his arms. Though
this wicked rebellion against the best and most be-
nihcent government that exis ted in the world,
fas become feartully strong, yet tho American Re
public is stronger the loyal sMudsilI> will yet
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end the Tribune will work without growing weary
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