The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-14
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"7Ae Union san~ q, .lsA9N u preserved
This we'll known ne lclGls, Journal 10
noted for avowing its sentiments with esndss
tight rather than Popular, and takes ths re-
spon. bili.y Of telliag the Truth, rsgAAlsss
81 the offence that may - given = Prejudice
and Ignorance.
Inn PRINCIPLES and oB,xcrssss iisA the
CHICAGO TkisUmS ssYeuees are,
The cans. OF freedom,
Justice aud Humanity,
pcrpe;ui,y Of the Usisr.
Obedience 10 the ConstitutiOa
and Supremacy Of the Laws.
A denial Of tho Right Q! 4
Rebel to hold any loyal
Person in slavery, and an
Af6rmanee that rebels hsae
No rights under tho
constitution until
they first obey It.
And the prosecution Of The var aeaiset
treason until the authority Of the gsvsr Hnss
is restored over The whole Uaiea. There
must be no fal'eripg-ne steps Ssstvspds
Failure now will satail dishosor snd misery,
rendering insscu, . life and property, sd lssv.
ing the country prey to aasrshy, rspins asS
bloodsh.d. We have stroae faith tAss ~
year 1868 win witnsss The tsrnisssiea sfsAs
Rebel Cenfederaey, asA thas New Tear ssa
Of 81 will rise over nssstrs1s rsbslliss.
prssrsts 10 death, lever . usisa ssssissi
and saved, ever continent without slavs,
Three agencies which the President hes sell
emsly resolved to apply, will speedily tsnbls
the Rebellion and ito cause iato the sane gray.
Vigorous offensive povsmsnts Of he srDy
and navy, and ths fearless enforssmsst o. Ne
csn6seation Laws and Prsslssstiss d frssdsn.
The hrst will give vistsry over the Ssss sf he
Unios; the second will stop tsxstiss ssd pay
the Nstisasl debt, and the third will vrsst
from the rebels their STAG Of support, sd in
the beautiful language u ear honest nghs-
eous Chief Magistrate:
lin giving freedom to the slave W easars
"Frcedom to tho Free, honorable sliks in
"whst We give and what W receive. Ne
,,shAA nobiy save Or meanly lsss the last
"best hope Of earth. Othsr messs may sus-
"cced, this could not fail The way il plaia
peaceful, generous, just. 4 way which IL
FOLLOWED, the world vii, forever applaud,
'and God forever Bless
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lst,-A complete current Hirtsry Of tie rrs.
grsss Of the war, with the gensrAi move
ofthe day
I'd ,-Copious telegraphis dispatches q spssisl
correspondence, containing the lstees
newAfrsm oil parts, aswa to the hssf Of
going to press.
3d-Reports Of neetpgs. whether Political.
religious, agricultural educational br
miscellaneous.
ith,---Prcseee;nga of Congress, and Stass Log
i.laiures, Important spseohss sad assu
menta.
9Th Market reports. embracing every article
the farmer or dealer can expect - frd
quoted in a newspaper. The "Tribuss"
h~s achieved the higLest reputation a.
commercial paper.
6th,-Csrefully prepared Agricultural ard
horticultural artislss Of "Rsra!," sad
other able writer's on the FsrH ald
Garden.
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Reviews, and pleasant miscellany.
In short, the purpose sad snbitios q The
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