Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-12-02

1.-THE Union Must and Shall be Preserved"
The srea. Union party has achieved the most glorious
and important triumph in the history Of nation in the
reelection OF Abraham Liuc,n the p dency. The
destiny Of our beloved country will be entrusted to that
well tried and pure statesman. These coming four years
will MAKE history than was ever allotted TO any like
period Its striking features will embrace the
crushing of the rebellion by tie power the sword the
restoration Of the tn!on and the freedom of every slave
pie have declared In thunder tones and their emphatic
voice viii be obeyed While these great events tans
pring, man-poor or rich-can afford to do without
spaper. 1t is as necessary as the daily bread.
The CHICAGO TKIBrsE is before you.
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ing its sentiments with candor earessness and ndepen
dence. 1t aims to the Right rather than popular and
takes the responsibility oil telling the Truth regardless of
the offence that may be given to Prejudice and Ignorance
The PRISclPLEs and ODJscrs which the CHICAGO TRiB
CNE espouses are:
The Case OF FRRspQM
JusTIc. AND HUMANITY,
PERPEruirY OF THE UNION,
o sepIBscE TO THE Constitution,
- ga AND SUPREMACY OF THE LAWS.
DENIAL OF Tus LIGHT OF
REBEL 10 TIoI ANY Loyal
PERSON IN SLAyEaY, AND AN
AYFIRMAscs THAT REBELS HAVE
No RroHr UspsR THE
CONSTITUTION. Until.
THEY FIRST OBEY IT.
And the prosecution of the against Treason until
the authority the Government is established the
whole Union There must be faltering-no steps
backward Failure will entail dshonor and misery
rendering insecure life and property, and leaving the
country prey to anarchy, rapine and murder. Too
much precious blood and valuable treasure have been
sacrificed stop The cheapest and shortest road
to enduring peace is straight forward. II IL cost our
refthers seven years Of fearful struggle to found the
Republic it Is surely worth great an effort on the part
Of this generation to preserve it,
We have an abiding faith that the ensuing year will
witness the complete overthrow of the rebel Coniederaey
During last year great victories have been won and
a territory larger than France Germany has been
Hrested from The rebels and restored to the Union One
more campaign by and land " will close forever the
fount aims Of sedton and cruel war"
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