The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-05

This we'll known aaa popular Journal Is
noted for avowiag its sentiments with candor
fearlessness and independence II aims to b.
Right rather than Popular, and takes tho re-
sponsibility Of telling tho Truth, regallssr
Of the offence tha; may TO g.son 10 Prejudice
and Ignorance
THg PRISerpEEs and Q3Jscrs which the
CHICAGO TRinsaE espouses are:
The cause of freedom,
Justice aud Humanity,
Pcspctaity ut the Union.
Obedience to tho Constitution
and Supremacy oil tho Laws
A denial OF Tho Right u .
Rebel to hold any loyal
Person in slavery, and an
Aflirmauoe that rebels haze
No rights under the
constitution until
they fist obey il.
And tho prosecution Of the war against
treason until the authority of tho guy eminent
is restored over the wsols Union, r..ere
must be no faliering-no steps Backwards
Failure now will entail dishonor and misery
rendering insecu, e life anl property, nnI loay.
ing the country prey 10 anarchy, rapine and
bloodshsd. We have, s,rong faith that the
year 1868 Will witness the termination ofths
Rehel Ccnfederaey, and that New Year sun
Of "a will rise over INDUSTRIOUS rcbelliou.
pTostratc in death, over Union reunited
and saved, over continent without o slave,
Three agencies which The President has sol
emnly resolved to apply, will speedily tumble
the Rebellion ard its cease into thes same gray.
Vigorous offensive riosements Of the army
and navy, and tho fearless enforcement of tho
confsca,ion laws and Preciam alton Of freedom.
The FIRST will give victory over the foes cfths
Union the second will stop taxation and Pay
he National debt, and tho t..ird will wrest
from the rehels their staff Of support, and In
the beautiful language Of cur honest right
eous Chief Magistrate:
in giving freedom to the slave NO ensure
Freedom 10 the Free, honorable alike ia
what VIC give and what we receive. We
,shai nobly cave or mean'y lose the last
best hope or earth. Other means may sue
coed, this could rot fail The way is plain,
peaceful, generous, just \ way which il
followed, he weird will forever applaud,
"ana Goa ierevor bless
AFIRsT CLASS NEWSPAPER.
Eat the .Ch;eago Tribune" while fearless
iii lis expression Of opinions and patriotic in
its cadeayors, aims at being first class news
paper. It brings TIE news te Tie people Of he
North west several DAYS sosaer than the pa
rers ct the sea board.
The s.ekly contents Of tie "Tsibane, efn-
brace:
lst,-A complete current Elistory Of the pro-
gross Of the war, with tho general news
Of the day.
2d,-Cepious telegraphic dispatches 4 special
correspondence containing the latest
r-tren ali parts, down to the hour Of
going to press.
2d-Rererts Of meetings, whether Political,
religious, agricultural educational Or
miscellaneous.
Ith, PROCEEDINGS Ct Congress. and State Leg
isatnres, Important speeches and docu-
nsIts.
5ths-Market reports embracing every article
the farmer Or dealer can expect to hnd
quoted in \ newspaper. The Tribune
has achieved the highest reputation as :
commercial paper.
fth.-raresuliy prepared Agricultural and
Horticultural articles Of "Rura!,' and
other able writer's on tho Farm aud
Garden.
.th,-reetsy, Tales, Anecdotes and Gossip,
Reviews, and pleasant miscellany.
In short, the purpose and ambition Of the
Editors are, to rake the ',Chicago Tribune"
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