The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-12-14
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1865.
ROsP TUS.

The Military AMI Naval successes Of 1854 with
the auspicous result Of our Presidential contest
have lifted heavy weight from the breasts of the
Loyal Millions OF our countrymen. II is now felt
even by those who have been distrustful and
faint hearted, that the Union is to emerge trium-
phant fioiH the deadly strife whereno she was
~ wickedly prccipitatcd by her assailauts, and
that Slavery, her relentless foe is 10 encounter the
fate Of Ilamln The pcrils OF foreign Intervention
aud Of Western insurrection are safely passed;
Abraham Lincoln, no longer assallabo as the
choice uf minority, h0dstho helm OF State for
four years longer: the Rebellion, papably weaken
cd by its defeats aud losses during the year now
clusing-Nith its credit reduced that its purse
bearer officially declares that its Treasury Notes
can only bccxchangcd for coin ut the rate Oftwcn-
y-ilve for one while its bonds command but six
cents on the dollar--but awaits the blow which
shall soan strike the sword from its parricidal
hand and remit its master spirits TO the justice, or
II may be t0 the clerncncy of Burely wronged and
Justly iucnusod but forheRrng and magnanimous
People. Such are the auspices which Justify our
faith that the year soon open will see tho Stars
aud Stripes llOat unchallengcd from every battle
mcnt in the Republic, and the perfect law of Lib
erty for All mmovablg imbedded in the Constitu
ton Of our Union.
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of Free lom and Humanity. When this truth shall
have been generally recognized aud established
aS tho basis Of our institutions and pOlity, that in
injustice to the poorest, the weakest, the most des
pissed, is q fearful mistake--that no community or
State can afford 20 wrong events humblest mem
ber then will our land bask once more in the calm
sunshine OF peace und prosperity.
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