The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-20
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AfieF four vPafs Of civil war forced apoa
the people OF these Unfied Siaies ~ The
sioIsnce of secIionai parties. we now en-
ter upon rev era OF only and OF prog
fess. NorIh and South, cordial co-ope-
| talion of all honest men is needed TO re
pair the waste OF war, 10 establish our
| Peace through the triumph of sonnd CON
| stiinlionai principles in The administration
| of lhe government, and our Unity bv guard
ing ell that makes Union desirable.
| The great Democratic party, whose hise
| tory in the past Is the history of private
| prosperity, of territorial extansio6, and Of
pnbIc order in America, stands nov as IL
has ever stood, The Patty nG The Nation,
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| the liberties of The individual citizen. Once
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war. IL will row be devoted to ,.e not
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weighiy questIons--financisl, social, pulli.
lcai-which come upon Us with The return
OF peace. Faithful 10 the real interests of
sll sections, it will be enslaved by The pref
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