The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-05
1865. PROSPECTUS. 1865
Chicago Tribune,
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NO StvB.NISSION7O TRII TORS
"The Union Must and Shall be Prc
served.
Tho great Union party has just achieved
the most glorious and important triumph in
the history Of our nation in the re election Of
Abraham Lincoln to the Presidency. The
destiny of our beloved country will be en-
trusted to well triel and pure statesmen,
These coming four years will make more
history th'n was ever allotted to any like pc
riod. lts more striking features will EN-.
brace the crushing the rebellion, by the
power Of the sword, the restoration CT the
Union, AMI the freedom Of every slave that
trcAds American soil. For these measu,c s
the people have declared in thunder tones
and their emphatic voices will be obeyed.
While these great events are TRANSPORTING, no
man-poor or rich--cnn afford TO do with.
cut newspaper. 1t is as necessary as the
dsily bread
The CHICAGO tribune is before you.
This well known and popular journal is not
ed for avowing its sentiments with candor,
fearlessncss and independence. IL aims to
the Right rather than popular, and takes the
responsibility oftelling the Truth, regardless
Of the cffcnse that may be given to Prejudice
and Ignorance
The Principles and Objects which the Chr
cAGo TRlBUNx espouses are.
The Cauxc OF Freedom, Justice
and l1um anity. gserpelulty Of
the Union, obedience TO
the Constitution. aud
supremacy OF the
Laws 4 Denial
Ofthe right
Of a Rebel
To Hold amy LOyal Person In
Slavery, and an AmrnlanCe
that Rebels have no Right
Under the Onxt1tutlOn,
Until they nrsl Obey it
And the prosecution Of the war against
| Treason, until the authority Of the Govern
ment is established over the whole Uuion,
| There must he no faltering-no steps hack
ward, Failure now will entail iishonor and
misery, rendering insecure lite and property
| and leaving the country prey 10 anarchy,
| rapne and murder. Too much precious
blood and valuable treasure have been sacri-
| Seed to stop now. The cheapest aud shortest
| road TO enduring peace i. straightforward
Ii it cost our fcrefathers seven years Of f.ar.
full struggle to found.the Republic, tits surely
worth as great an effort on the part Of this
| generation TO preserve IT,
We have an abiding faith that the ensuing
year will witness the complete overthrow OF
the rel 81 Confedcracy. During the last yea,
great victories have hecn won, and 4 terri
tory larger than France or Germany. ha.
been wrestel from the reb els and restored /,
the Union. One more campaign by sea and
| land twill close forever the fountains of s,
| dition and cruel war;
| HE CHICAGO TRlBuNE il a WESTERN NYws
PAPER, made up in the West, and devoted Il
Western interests. II discusses ever subject
Of interest 10 Western mcn-religious, mora
political commercial AID financial. No IVES,
ern merchant, banker. farmer, mechanic
drover or manufactures can study his ow,
interest aud do without it. No farnc
should sell - bushei Of wheat corn oats, o.
aponnd of beet or pork, withou, reading til,
Tribune; 10 merchant should sell his good.
without reading the TRIBUNE no manufac.
turer his wares; no mechanic the product.
of his hands, without first consulting it:
| we'll filed columns. II is ia every respec
Alrst Class Newspapers.
THE Calo,Go TRI1rNE while fearless ia
the expression of its opinions AMI p.triotic
in its endeavors. aims at being first class
| newspaper. 1t brings the news to the people
Of the Northwest several days so,nc. than
TIC paper Of the seaboarl.
Tho contents Of the 1Crrxiv Tp,uuvR am