The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-12
1seS. PROSPECTUS. 1895.
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I The great Union party has just aetisved the
most glorious and important trfun1ph n the his
tory Of onr nation in the reelection Of Abraham
ncOfn' 10 the Presidency. The destiny Of our
beloved country will be entrusted to that we'll
cried and pure, statesman. These coming four
1ears will make more history than was ever al
E1otted to any like period. Its more striking fea
3nres will embracS the crushing of the febeliong
vhy the power Of the sword, the'restofation ofthe
Union, and the freedom OF every slave that
treads American soil Forthese measures the
De ople have declared in thunder tones and their
emphatic voice will be obeyed. While these
eEreat events are transporting, no man-poor or
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TRIBUNE sspsssss aFH 10 ptw Ega ETt.E
THE CAUSE Or FREEDOM. s." V@@"f4
JUSTICE AND HUMANITY,
PERPETUITY OF THE UNION,
OBEDIENCE TO THE CONSTITUTION,
AND SUPREMACY OF THE LAWS.
DENIAL or THE RIGHT OF A
REBEL TO HOLD ANY LOYAL
PERSON IN SLAVERY, ANDAN
AFFIRMANCE THAT REBELS HAVE
! No RIGHT UNDER Tue
: Cossrlrurros, UNTIL
/ THEY FIRST OBEY II,
And the prosecution of the war against Trsa.
son until the authority Of the Government is es-
tablishcd over the whole Union. There must be
4 no fatering-no steps backward. Failure now
will entail dishonor and misery rendering inse
! nd
prey to anarchy, .rapine and murder. Too
much precious blood and valuable treasure have
been sacrificed to stop now. The cheapest and
shortest road to enduring peace is strai ghtfor
ward. IF it cost our forefathers seven years of
fearful struggle to found the republic it is surely
worth as great an effort on the part of this gene
ration to preserve 1t.
We have an abiding faith that the ensuing
year will witness the complete overthrow of the
rebel ,Confederacy. During the last year great
victories have been won, and territory larger
than France or Germany has been wrested from
the rebels and restored to the Union. One more
cam patgn by sea aud land twill close forever the
fountains ofsedition and cruel war"
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