The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-21
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1865.
PR OaPE OTus

The Military and Naval successes Of 1894, with
the auspicious result Of our Presidential contest,
have lifted heavy weight from the breasts of the
Loyal Millions Of our countrymen. Itis now fes
even by those who have been ds;rustfu and
faint that the Union Is to emerge trun-
phant from the deadly strife whereinto Ehe was
go wickcdly precipitated by her assailants, and
that Slavery, her relentless foe, 90 encounter the
fate Of Hamau. Tho perils Of foreign Intervention
aud of Western insurrection are safely passed;
Abraham Lincoln, no longer Rssailable rs the
choice ofa minority, holds the helm of State Cor
foar years longer the kebellion palpably weaken
cd by its defeats and losses during tho year now
closing with its credit 30 reduced that its purse
bearer officially declares that its Treasury Notes
can only be exchanged for coin at the rate Of TWEEN
~ five for one while Its bonds command but ak
cents on the doliar--but awaits tho blow which
shall soon strike the sword from its parricidal
hand and remit It's master spirits to the Justice, or
Il may be TO the olemency OF a sorely wronged aud
Justly incansod but forbeariug and magnGnnlous
People. Such are tho auspices which justify our
faith that tho year soon b. open will see tho Stars
aud Stripes float unchallenged from every battle
mept In tho Republic, and the perfect law of Lib.
erty for All immovaby imbedded in the Consttu.
ton Of our Union.
The New York Tribune, founded In is4i, will
enter upon It's twenty fourth year with quickened
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sion Of Intelligence and the Incubation Of spirit
OF Freedom and Humanity. When this truth shall
have been generally recognised and established
ns the basis OF institutions and poNy that ia
injustice to the poorest the weakest, the most des
pissed, Is fearful mistake--that no community or
State can afford TO wrong EVENTS humblest mem
ber then will our land bask once more In the calm
sunshine Of peace and prosperity.
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