Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-01-07
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This well known and popular Journal is noted for
ng It's sentiments with candor, feallessness and
lar and takes the ponsiblty OF telling the Truth,
regard of the offence that lie given to Prejudice
The Principals and objects which The Chicago Tribune
The Cause of Freedom,
justice and Humanity,
Frrpetyiiy Of the Union.
Obedience to the Constitution
and Supremacy of the Laws.
I denial Of the right of a
Rebel to Hold any Loyal
Person in Slavery, and
Afirmance that Rebels have
Constitution until
FIRST OBEY 1T.
And the pros cution of against Treason until
the authority Of the Government Is restored over the
whole Union. There must be no faiterng-no steps
backward. Failure will entail dishonor and u2i-e
rendering insecure life md property, and leaving the
country a prey anarchy, rapiue and boodshed. We
have strong faith that the year 1865 viii witness the
termination of the Rebel Coufederacy, AM that the
New Years Of ca will rise over nonsrous REBEL
ion PROSTATE in death, Union reunited and aTcd
over a contfucns :thout slave
The agencies which the President has solemnly re
-Ived t. apply will speedily tumble the Rebellion and
lis Cause into tire gryt Vigorous offensive move
of lie army and navy. and the fearless enforce
OF the Coni>caon laws and the Proclamation of
Trg etiom. The first viii give victory over the foes Of
the Uuion: The second VIII stop taxation and pay the
National debt and The third will wrest from the rebels
iECir san of Support
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