The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-12-13
Chicago Tribune.
Prospectus for 1850.
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Equal Justice to Affair wages for
Honest Labor


principles for which the sTrihune, NO
mon with patriotic soldiers and tizcn
has contan1e !. have achieved their enduri
triumph The Union men and women Of
iiNeat Reruhic have won the most imp
tan, victory since the dawn Of the Chris'is'
eva Tnr rebellion is ushed, aud soon the
foot Of ro slave will tread American soil
The future is full Of the promise of greatness
10 The american nation and name. 1t is the
duty Of every citizen TO see to ii that there
are no steps back ward---that the march Of
the Re, ublic ttwarc universal freedom
equal ,igAts, and pure Democracy Shall be
onward and upward. In the midst of the
great events row Transporting, while tn
nation, as ii were, is being bern again no
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with cAnaor. fearlessn-ss of Independence
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regardless Of the offence that may be given
TO Prejudice ignorance or Power
Tie Principles and Objects which the Chi
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| TEE Cause Q. Freedom,
Justice and Human
Perdeuity Of the Union,
! Obedience to the Constitution
And Sup en2acy Of the Laws.
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