The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-29
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aIhe Union mustcnd shall be preserved

"Ihe Union mus,cnds shall be preserved
This well known and popular Journal is
noted for a~vowing its sentiments with candor
fearlessness and Independence. II aims 70 be
Right rather than Popular, and takes the re-
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Of the offence that may &c given to Prejudice
and ignorance.
The PRINCIPLES and OBIFcrs which the
CHICAGO TRIBUNE espouses IRE:
The cause Of freedom,
Justice aud Humanity,
Pcrpe,uity Of the Union.
Obedience to the Constitution
and Supremacy Of The lau~A
A denial Of the Right Of =
Rebel to hold any loyal
Person in slavery, and an
Aftirmance that rebels haze
No rights under She
constitution until
they fist obey it.
And the prosecution Of the war against
treason until the authority Of the government
is restored over the whole Union. There
must be no fa~ltering-no steps Backwards
Failure now will entail dishonor and misery,
rendering insecni e life and property, an,ileav-
ing the country o prey to anarchy, rapine and
hloodshsd. We have s rong faith that the
year 1868 will witness the termination ofihe
Rebel Confederaoy, aud that New Year sun
Of GA will rise over q monsirous rebeilion.
PROSTATE in death,--over o Union reunited
and saved, over q continent without q slave,
Three a ~gercies which the President has SOL
EMMY resolved to apply, will ~sreaiily tumble
the Rebellion and its casae intc the same gray.
Vigorous offensive movements of the army
aud navy, and the fearless enforcement; Of the
confseationlaws and Procisn alton OF freedom.
The first will give victory over the foes Of the
Union tic second will stop taxation and pay
the National debt, and the third will wress
from the rebels their staff Of support, and in
the beautiful language Of our honest, right
eo,Is Chief Magistrate:
.sln giving freedom to the Stare, re ensure
Freedom 70 the Free, honorable alike in
s:what We give and what We receive. We
shall nobly save or mearIy lose tie last
.'best hope Of earth. Other mas a. may suc-
..ceed, this could not fail The way is plain,
.;pencetul, generous, just. 4 way which il
followed, the world will forever applaud,
"cnd God forever Bless
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