The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-01-01
1885, PROSPECTUS. 1863.
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The CAUSE OF FREEDOM,
JUSTICE AND HUMANITY,
PERPETUITY OF THE UNION.
OBEDIENCE TO THE CONSTITUTION
AND SUPREMACY OF THE LAWS
DENIAL OF THE RIGHT OF A
REBEL TO HOLD ANY LOYAL
PERSON IN SLAVERY, AND AN
AFFIRMANCE THAT REBELS HAVE
No RIGHTS UNDER THE
CONSTITUTION, UNTIL
They FIRST OBEY IT.
And the prosecution of the war against Treason
over the whole Union. There must be no falter-
ing-no steps backwards. Failure now will entail
dishonor and misery, rendering insecure life and
property, and leaving the country prey to anar-
chy, rapine and bloOdshed. We have strong faith
that the year 1868 will witness the termination of
the Rebel Confederacy, and that New ears sun
OF GA will rise over mOnstrous rebellion PROSTATE
in death, over Union reunited and saved, over a
Continent without a slave
Three agencies which the President has sol
EMMY resolved to apply, will speedily tumble the
Rebellion and its Cause into the same grave: Wig
orous offensive movements of the army and navy
aud the fearless enforcement of the Coniscation
laws and Proclamation of Freedom. The first will
give victory over the foes of the Union; the Sec
ond will stop taxation and pay the National debt
and the third will wrest from the rebels their staff
of support, and in the beautiful language of oar
honest, righteous and patriotic Chief NJ agisrate
g In gioing Freedom to tie Sta0e, aoe ensure Free
dom to tile Free, honorable alike what ce are and
,0Adt zoe reeelce We shaH molly sace or meanty
lose tie last best hope Of earth. Other means may
succeed, this could not jail. Tie qOay is plain,
peaceful, generous Just. 4 rag uh,ch If foItoaced
the cord aoiU tore0er applaud, and God must for
ecer bless
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