Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-01-15
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pabcan lis hearty adhesion to the great truth that
. God has OF blood all nations OF men Re
pablican In is assertion of the equal aud ndeniabc
rights OF all men u 'lie, liberty and the pursuit
OF happiness /" = Republican Ia lis stcadtast,
earnest defiant hostility 10 every scheme and effort OF the
Slave power from the annexai.on Of Texas great
Rebellion, ~ grasp the empire OF the New World aud
wid the resources OF country tor aggrand-
zemcn--Rpubican in us antagonsm 10 the aristocrats
and despots OF the Old Wor who fondy hail in the per-
lis and cames suddenly thrust upon by their Amer
lean counterpart the overthrow aud ruin Of the Model
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effort that this arocIoas Rebellion must result in the sig
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