Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-10
New Advertisements.
PROSPECTUS. 1864
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.

CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
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to News. Conmefee, Politics, Agriculture Science
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avowng its sentiments with casdor, earlessnsss and
indspend, uce aims to be right rather than popu-
lar aud takes the responsibility of telling the truth,
regardless Of the offence il may give to Prejudice and
The principles and objects witch the CHICAGO Til
bune espouses:
The cause Of Freedom, Justice and Humanity.
Perpetuity OF the Union, obedience to the oustitu
tion and supremacy of the Laws.
denial OF the right of rebel to hold any loval
person in slavery, and an armance that the rebels
have rights under the Constitution until they FIRST
obey it,.
Aud the prosecution Of the against treason un.
I'll the authority of the government established over
the whole Union. There must be no falterng-no
steps backward. Failure win sntSi dishonor and
misery. rendering insecure life and property and eay
ing the country prey to anarchy, rapine and murder
Too much precious blood and valuable treasure have
been sacrificed to stop The cheapest and short
est read 10 enduring peace is straight forward If it
cost forenhers years of earfal struggle to
found the Republic, is surely worth as great an e
fort the part Of this generation to preserve IL
We have an abiding faith that the ensuing year will
witness the complete overthrow of the rebel coneder
acy During the past year great victories have been
won, aud territory larger than France or Germany
has been ested from the rebels and restored the I'M
ion. One more campaign by sea and land "will close
forever the fountains Of sedition AID cruel war;"
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at being first class newspaper 1t brings the to
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