The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-08-06

This well known nd popular Journal il
noted for svowing its sentiments with cnndcr
fearlessncss and independence. II aims to DO
Right rather than Popular, and takes the re.
sponsIbility Of telling the Truth, regadless
Of the offence that may DC given to Prejudice
and Ignorance.
The PRINCIPLES and OnJEcrs::::which the
CHICAGO tribune espouses are:
The cause OF freedom,
Jus ice aud Humanity,
Perpetuity OF the Union.
Obedience to the Con titution
and Supre macy ofthe Laws.
A denial Of tie Right Of .
Rebel to old any 10. al
Person / /, slavery, and an
Afiirman &c that rebels haao
No rights Under tho
con ,,itution until
tn y first obey it.
And tn pr secution Of the war against
treason Until the auth ,ri'y Of the government
is restore over the VIII lie Union. There
must be no faltering-no steps back wards
Failure no will entail dish NOR and misery.
rem 'orins in secure life and rrope ~, AMI leav
in, tie cou try prey to anars ", rapine and
bloodshed. We have strong faith that the
year 10 % will witness the termination oftho
Rcb ! Co fcderacy, and that New Year sun
Of ga will rise over monstrous rebellion.
prostrate in dealt, lover Union reunited
| and savel, over continent without slave,
Three agencies which the President has sol.
EMMY resolved to apply, will speedily tumble
| the Rebellion ard its ca Use into the same gray.
Vigorous offensive movements of the army
| and navy, and the fearless enforcement of the
coniscation laws and Proclamation Of freedom.
The f st will give victory over the foes Of the
Union; tn second will stop taxation and nay
the National debt, and the third will wrest
from the rebels their staff Of support, and in
| the beautiful language of our honest, right.
| eous Chief Magistrate:
In giving freedom to the slave, we ensure
"Freedom to the Free, honorable like in
"what We give and what We receive. We
ushan nobly save or meanly lose the last
"best hope Of earth Other means may sue
'ceed, this could not fail The way is plain
peaceful, generous, just. A way which il
followed, the world viii forever applaud,
"and God forever bless"
FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER.
But the "Chicago Tribune" lie fearless
in its expression Of opinions and patriotic in
its endeavors aims Mt being a first class news.
paper. II brings the news to the people of the
North west several days sooner than shc IN
pers ef tho sea board.
The weekly contents of the Tribune, EN-.
brace:
lst,--A complete current Ilirtory Of the pro-
grcss Of the war, with the general news
ofthe day
2d,-Copions teegraphic dispatches & special
correspondence, containing the latest
new. from all parts, down TO the hour Of
going to press.
3dReports of meetings. whether political,
religious, agricultural educational or
miscellaneous.
ith, Proceedings Of Congress, md State Leg
islatures, Important speeches and docu,
ments.
5th--Market reports, embracing every article
the farmer or dealer can expect 70 find
quoted in a newspaper. The Tribune
has achieved the highest reputation as
commercial piper.
Gth,-Carefnlly prepared Agricultural and
Horticultural articles of "Rural," and
other able writer's on the Farm and
Garden.
7th,-Poetry, Tales, Anecdotes and Gossip
Reviews, and pleasant miscellany.
In short, the purpose and ambition Of The
Editors are to make the "Chicago Tribune
SO interesting and valuable visitor, that no
intelligent western family can afford 70 b
withoutit:
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