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NEVER BACKWARDS.

Mr.. Lincoln has certainly learned
the art of putting things" Whei
asked, the other day, whether on the
return of North Carolina to the Union,
the slave owners could be allowed to
keep their work people in bondage,
he replied, my Proclamation, setting
free the slaves in the rebel States, was
issued nearly year ago |" Well said,
Mr.. Lincoln The President must
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its word. There must be no going
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Red sea waves have closed behind us
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