The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-29
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Eun1iy has not dared to impeacl1,I and with
wisdom and prudence upon which succeSsis
even now stamping the surest and the final
seal. His election will proclaim to thsworld
the unaltered and unalterable determination
| of the American people toquell the rebellion
and save the Union. 1t will strike down
forever the false hopes and expectations of
the rebel government, and proclaim to the
people of the rebel States that . their only
| hope of peace lies in abandoning their hos
tility to the, government, and resuming
| their allegiance to the Constitution and laws
| of the United States. l.H a 4oaiJ 5GdE
I rs We call upon the Onion Committees and
the Union Leagues, and upon all loyal asso-
Citations in every State, County and town to
| perfect their organizations to infuse fresh
activity into their operations to canvass
carefully and promptly their respective dis
tricts to circulate documents and newspa-
pers containing just and forcible expositions
of the merits of our cause; to combat by as
seinblages of the people, meetings, and public
speeches, by conversation by letters and
personal appeals, and in all just and proper
| modes, the deceptive and perilous sophistries
of the agents and political allies of the re-
beIlion.2 Let them be on their guard against
the arts of corruption and Of intrigue which
will be brought, with uhscrupulous desper-
alton, to bear upon them. The rebel gov
ernment, and those foreign powers most
deeply interested in our destruction, could
| well afford to expend millions in overthrow
ling this administration, and placing IN pow
er the nominees and representative OF the
Chicago Convention. +alv AZ em1Hf<
r. The skies are bright and full Of promise
| The lion-hearted citizen-soldiers of the Re-
public march with steady step and unfalter
ing purpose to a speedy and glorious victory.
The heart of the people beats true to the I'm
| ion. Every triumph Of the Union arms over
rebel troops arouses afresh the courage and
confidence Of the Union men, and chills the
hearth and decimates the ranks of the sub
mission secessionists represented at Chica-
60 A Union victory inNovember will end
the long and laborious strife. 1t will para
lyze the arm of the rebellion 1t will dis
kperse its armies, destroy the hope by which
the despotism at Richmond now holds its
subjects in bondage release the people
of the Southern States from their en-
forced disloyalty, and give them again the
blessings of self government within the I'm
ion and under the protecting Constitution
and flag of the United States. 1t will ena-
bic our own government to exchange the
weapons of war for the counsels of peace, to
relax the stern control over public action
and public speech which state of war rem
ders unavoidable to restore our financial sys-
tenn, to dissolve all military courts, and hand
over again to the civil tribunals OF justice
the punishment of crime and the preserva-
ton of public order, and to restore to their
fireSides and their homes, clothed with hon.
ors and to he held in everlasting remem-
brance, that great army Of our citizen SOL
diers who have barred their breasts against
armed rebellion, and won tho imperishable
renown of saving the glorious Union, for
which their fathers and their brothers died.
Signed by the Committee.
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