The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-11-01
1866:
1866:
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An independent Democratic Daily,
Weekly and Semi.W eekiy New, paper.

AD independent Drmocraiic Daity,
Weekly and Semi.W eekiy Newspaper.
Alter four years of civil war forced upon
the people of these United States BY the
violence Of sectional parties, we now en-
ler upon new era OF unity and of prog.
ress. North and South, cordial co.ope-
ration oil all honest men is needed TO re.
par The waste oil wat; 10 Establish our
Peace through the triumph Of sound con-
stiintional principles in the administration
OF the government and our Unly by euafu.
ing all iba, makes Union desirable.
The great Democratic parry, xhose hiss
tory in the past is the history Of prisat6
prosperity, of territorial extension, and OF
public order in America, stands now, as il
has ever stood, the Party of the Nation;
superior TO all sectional passions in it's loy-
atty to the rights Of co-equal States and 10
the Liberties of the individual citizen. Once
more its voice will be heard, once more
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firm witness throughout the ordeal of civil
war. II will now be devoted 10 the moi
less ardnous task of apply ing those prin.
ciples 10 the solution of the many and
wsighiy Quesions-fnancial, social. polu.
ical-which come upon us with The return
of peace. Faithful TO the real interests of
all sections, il will be ensaved by The prsi.
udices and blinded by the prepossessions
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