Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-17
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PROSPECTUS. 1864
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ay0wing ts sentiments with candor, fearleSsness and
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onne espouses:
The cause O Freedom, Justice and Humanity
rerpetuity OF the Union, obedience to the Coustitu
'io'' anu supremacy oil the Laws
aeniai OF the right of rebel TO hold any ioyal
person ~ SLAYER, and an aairmance that the rebels
have no rights under the Constitution until thew rst
obey II. y $50
And the prosecution Of the war against treason un
til the authority Of the government established over
the whole Union. There must DO no faternr-- no
steps backward. Failure win entail dishonor and
misery, rendering in life and property and Ieav
Ing the country prey to anarchy, rappe and murder
Too much precious blood and valuable treasure have
been sacrificed to stop now The cheapest and short
est read TO enduring peace Is straight forward If il
cost our oriaihers years Of earfa struggle TO
found the Republic, is surely worth az great an ef-
fort on the palt Of this generation to preserve it,
We have an abiding faith that the ensuing year will
Witness the complete overthrow OF the rebel contedsr
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won, and territory larger than France Germany
has been ested from the rebels and restored the I'm.
ion One more campaign by and land "will close
forever the fountains OF sediton AID cruel war;"
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