The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-26
1868 PROSi.EGlGS. Sl63s
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CHICAGO TRIBUNE espouses are,
The cause of freedom,
Justice aud Humanity,
Perpe,i,ity Of tho Union.
Obedience to the Constitution
and Supremacy Of the Laws.
A denial Of the Right Of
Rebel to hold any loyal
Person in slavery, and an
Aifirmancc that rebels hase
No rights .t'!dcr the
constitution until
they iils, obey It.
And the prosecution IT tho war against
treason ur.i 'he authority Of the government
is restored over the Whole Union. There
must hs no faltering-no steps back yards
Failure now will entail dshonor and misery:
rendering insecu, . life and property, AMI lcav
Ing the country prey to anarchy, rapine and
blooashsd. We have strong faith that tho
year 1863 will witness the termination Of thg
Rebel Confeieracy, and that New Year sun
Of I'll will rise over monstrous rebellion:
PROSTATE in death, over : Union reunited
and saved, over . continent without slave;
Three agencies which the President has SOL
EMMY resolved to apply, will speedily tumble
the Rebellion and its cause into the Same gray.
Vigorous offensive movements of the army
and navy, and the fearless enforcement Of the
cunfseation laws and Proclamation Of freedom.
The first will give victory over the foes Of The
Union; the second will stop taxation and pay
the National debt, and the third will wrest
from the rebels their staff Of supp ,rt, sui in
the beautiful langu &c Of our honest, risht-
eous Chief Mn ,istratc:
I'm giving freedom to the slave, We ensure
"F,eedom TO the Free, honorable alike 1T
"~hat we give and what We receive. We
,shaH molly save or meanly lose the last
chest hope OF earth. Other mean may sur.
"ceed, his could not.fail Tie wa is rlain
peaceful. generous, Just. \ way which il
''.ilowes, the world will folcMr 1pplaua,
land God forever bless
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