The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-01
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The great Union party has just achieved the
most glorious and important triumph in the his.
tory OF our nation ID the reelection OF Abraham
Lincoln to the Presidency. The destiny Of our
beloved country will be entrusted 10 that we'll
tried and pnre statesman. These coming four
years will make more history than was ever al.
lotted to any like period. It's more striking fea
lures will embrace the crushing ofthe rebel ion
by the power Of the sword, the restoration Of the
Union, and the freedom Of every slave that
treads American soil. For these measures the
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The Principles and Objects which the CAIc AGO
TRIBUNE espouses axe:
The CAUSE OF FREEDOx.
JUSTICE AND HUMANITY, '-i
A. .f PaRpKruIrY o. 7RD UNION.
OBEDIENCE TO THE CONSTITUTION.
AND SUPREMACY OF fuH LAWS
A DENIAL oF rae Rl0ur or A
REIEL TO HoLp ANY Loyal -
PERSON IN SLAVERY, ANDAH
L. AFFInNARcg THAT REbxLs nAyr
No RIGHT UKpRR THE .. III s.
CONSTITUTION, UNTIL D.
THEY FlRsr OBxY IT,
And the prosecution Of the war against Trea.
son until! the authority Of the Government is e..
tablished over the whole Union. There must be
no faatering-no steps backward. Failure now
will entail dishonor aud misery, rendering fAse.
cu's life AID property, and leaving the country
prey to anarchy, rapine and murder. Too
much precious blood and valuable Treasure have
hA IErnh IN a. -
shortest road to enduring peace 10 straightfor.
ward. lit cost our forefathers sevez years Of
fearful struggle to found the republic 1t il surely
worth ~ great On effort the part Of this gene.
ration to preserve it.. ..s - s...s..
We have an abiding faith that the ensuing
year win witness the complete overthrow Of the
rebel Confedsracy. During the last year great
victori0 have been won. and territory larger
than France or Germany has been nrcsted from
the rebels and restored to the Union. One more
campaign by SEA and land twill close forever the
fountains ofssdition and cruel war;
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