Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29
THE WHITE MANS Z A P E r..
1.-THE Constitution as ii ,s-the Union
as II. UaS.'
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new responsibilities upon every person who de-
slres to zee democ at,c aud republican prlnsi'
pies sustained There has beep 10 time during
the past four years, wien much good could
be done uy the press as now. The pas ions OF
men are cooling down. The Union is yet to
saved, and 4 is to be saved by reason, by argu-
ment, bv a constant aud perseverng aGitato n,
until we get back our lost CONSTITUTE n and
Union together with our lost rights and liberties.
Tn is the mission nov Of true patriots every
here no matter what may have been their con-
vc ions upon other subjects. Let the issue be
sharp and well denned. We demand the Con-
slitutiun and the Uuion, with the rights OF The
States intact. and with the Federal Government
confined to its legitimate functions. Let 1t be
understood that there Is party Ut Tesolule ana
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