, 1864-09-14

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7-F1Axk1N BLADE:
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1aty and htoonantJ O. the onaoni and sec'
oro'S, %ne ooct1me tnat uncei tha1 Union
lit VIII OF the majority, cohstltutlonally e1-
pressed. must rule lhe one OF these prin'
cip1es is as essential as the other. The
Union would be q mere engine Of oligarchIc
oppression. If any minority could dictate to
the majority, by force OF fear, tor whom or
what That majority should Or should not
vote. nov, even corceaing, Which nc deny,
tha1 ire Atst OF tnese principles Wonld Be
na1hts1neo n9 = uemocfatic President, 1t
n'us' DC aom'1teo tn.s on 1he second point
the rebels would have clean triumph.
They would DO at liberty to say, "We told
you re would never submit to Black Be-
publican President, and We never did. We
fought Jon TIL you elected President to
suit us, and then We were satisfied. When.
ever you oue,a ps again, you must tight US
again" DO nc not al eee that the principle
*h'ch alone makes thc o11oa worth having,
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utter iallnre IN bringing this war 10 successful