Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-12-20

IL '"N ~ So ApVu' w VI ~ ksS0t NSE'iois
can Union party Of the Northwest. It's circr-
lation Exceeds the combined issues Of the oth-
err Chicago dailics. Since the Republican
party was organized in 1851, The CAiro9o
zrbvn, has cspcuscd its principles and de-
Tended it's cause through evil as vol Ms good
report. Il was chiefly Instrumental in maxi
ing known the merits Of the great and goal
An-AmAx LScoiS to the people Of other States
thereby securing hi. nomination for President.
During the entire period Of the Shareholders
rebellion 1t advocated the most vigorous and
radical measures for the unconditional sup |
preston Of that desperately wicked attempt to
destroy free government: AMI when the in>
surrcction Was finally crushed, The Chicago
Tribune insisted on the earliest reconstruction
AMI rcadmiss,on Of the insnrgcnt States, on
the basis Of equal and exact justice 10 III men
Aand ON the indispensable condition that loyal
men should have an equal voice with rebels
in the administration Of public affairs, belicv-
ing that enduring peace and public tranquil-
'tyA could be obtained on no lower platform.
Tx CAicayc Tr.Isse, therefore heartily en-
dorses ~ Reconstruction acts Of Congress -
founded on justice and public safety. and
urges The speedy admission Of the insurgcns
STATES 70 . participation in the government Of
the Uni, n on those terms.
TUE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
4 most important Presidential election ap-
prcac,cs, when il must be decided whether
the loyal party, which put down the rebellion
and saved the Union, shall administer the
government, Or whether the d~estinics Of the
Union shall be allowed 10 pass into the hands
Of those who openly or covertly sought to de-
| stroy i, AAd who now, with the aid Of m
! apostatc Executive, seek to elevate Treason
above Loyalty, Oligarchy above Liberty, se-
', c.ssion above Union. md Reputation above
| National Faith.
GENERAL GRANT ron PRESIDENT.
For the purpose Of a~vertiny this threatened
disaster 10 the public welfare. n. Chicago
election for presiden. Of the great soldier and
sterling patriot. General Ulysses S. GgAxr
believing that if he leads the column every
supporter Of Liberty and Loyalty will rally in
solid p~lalanx and march to certain Victory
With General Grant NJ the head Of affairs the
whole country would be inspired with new
confidence IN the political aud financial future
Of our country. Everybody has full faith in
the wisdom, honesty, frmness, fidelity to law
and devotion 10 freedom Of the man who, in
the midst OF the greatest dangers on the bat
tie field, and most trying circumstance in the
public councils, has been found equal to every
emergency. Under his administration the ex
penss Of the government would be greatly Ill
minis.ej, aud taxation lightened. Retrench-
msrt and economy in all departments Of the
government would be inaugera,ed NIL sine
cure aud unnecessary Offices would be abol>
ished the public credit would be elevated
the vahic Of the currency increased the na>
tioaal debt rapidly reduced and industry pro-
tected aud fos,ersd, by tightening is burdens
and anshackling its festcrs.
BY increasing the circulation Of The CAea>
~ Tribune, les influence for good will be en-
lareed and the cause If equal rights and pure
administration prompted. It il the only dali
" paper in Chicago which possesses the hon.
ss,y and independence to fsarlessly attack
"risgs" and monopolies snd corrupt schemes
for robbing taxpayers through the machinery
of State Or National Legislation. TAe Tribune
advocates strict econemy 10 the expenditure Of
public money and the lightcst ~taxstion which,
l ehn r.~ssnAnMasar - ~ the nnvANmsnosA iii nn~
init. /.
A 1lRsf-CLAss NEWSPAPER.
The Chicago Tribune, while fearless in thu
oppression Of its opinions, and patriotic in il.
endeavors, Anus =. being . Gyste5uss nerspapev
II brings the news to the people Of the North
west several days sooner thar the papers o
: he sea. board, and surpasses al its estempor
aries in the Northwest in every Department.
. news enterprise.
Il discusses every subject IT interes 1,
: Western uen-moral, political. literary, com
n.orcial and financial. No Western msrchan
banker, farmer, mechanic, drover Or manufae
: tursr can study his own interest ssJ DO with
sut Il. No farmer should sell . bushell .
wheat, corn, oats, Or . pound Of hesf or pork
without reading the market reports Of RI
Tribune; no merchant should sell his goods
no manufactures his wares, no mechanic tn,
product Of his hands, without first consulting
well-6llcd, accurate and reliable comusrcisI
columns.
The Contents Of Bach Edition Of The Tfib.
uns Embrace
ist-A complete current history Of the pro-
ress Of events, with general news Of the day
2nd--(opious special dispatches, contsin
ing The latest nsws from all parts, down /.
the hour Of going to press.
|, 3rd-Rsgnlsr eorreapondcnss from nun,er,
US points in The South and the Capitals Of tn.
Western States, Washington, New York, 8
: Louis, California, Kansas, Csnada, 0rea
Britain, France, Germany and Italy, beside
occasional letters from many other point
whore intsrestiDg news 10 trsnsriring. N
other journal IN the country employs ) large
o. more capsule corps Of correspondents.
4th-Able editorials on Political topics On,
> al subjects d current i~ntsrest; and Review
Of New rublicaiions. -
Mh-FalI reports o. msssings, whether Pa