Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-11-25
1866.
THE WORLD
AN INDEPENDENT DEMOCRA-
TIC DAILY, WEEKLY AND
EMI-WEEKLY NEWS
PAPER.

oNcE iouF!}SarS OI CIVIL war, IOrC0u up
on the people Of the United. States by The
violence of sectional parties, We now en-.
ter upos new era of unity and progress
North and South, a cordial cooperation
OF all honest men is needed to epair the
waste Of war, to establish our peace thro
the triumph Of sound constitutional prin-
ciples in the administration of the gov
eminent, and our Unity by guarding all
that makes Union desirable
The great Democratic Party, whose his
tory in the past is the history Of private
prosperity, of territorial extension, and OF
public order in America stands now, as it
has ever stood, the party of the Nation,
superior to all sectional passions in its
loyalty to the. rights of co-eqnal States,
and to the liberties Of the individual citi-
Zen. Once more its votes will be heard,
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its time-honored, standards in every city
and town of the Northern and Southern
States.
To the principles Of tho great. Demo-
cratic Party of the Nation, The Vorld
has borne firm witness throus bout the
ordeal Of civil war. Ii will now be de
supplying those principles to the solution
OF the many we,ghty questions financial
social, politcal-which came upon us
with the return Of peace. Faithful to the
Interests Of all sections, it will be en.lav-
Cd by the prejudices and blinded by the
preposessions of none.
That the principles of American Dem.
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formed of the progress Of mankind in al
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news Of every day.
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log all its news, correspondence, editori-
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market aud provision reports, and fresh
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Published Tuesday and Friday.
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