The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-15

49,. - : ~ Sen1-W Weekly NeWspapeE
After four wears Of civil var, forced upon the
people of the United States by the violence Of
sectional parties we now enter upon a new era
of unity and progress North and South, a cor.
dial Cooperation of all honest men is needed to-
repair the waste of war to- establish our Peace
through the triumph Of sound constitutional
principles in the adminisi ration of the govern:
inent, and our Unity by guarding ali that makes
Unioa desirable. .
The great Democratic party, whose history IN
the past is the history of prosperity, of terrific
rial extension, and of public order in America,
stands now, ,as it has ever stood the Parity OF the
Nation, superior to all sectional passieas IN its
loyalty to the rights ofcoequal States and to the
liberties of the Individual citizen. Once more
its voice will be heard, once more its. .adherents
will be rallied to its time-honored standards ia
eFery city and town of the Northern and of the
Southern States. ~
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ty of the Nation, The World has borne firm wit
ness throughout the ordeal of civil war: ItzwillS
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applying those priacipfes to,the solution Of the
many and weighty questions-fnancial, social,
political-which come upon US with the return OF
peace. Faithful to the real Interests of all sec.
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