The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-26
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er Colfax, should he be- nominated .nd
supported on = platform which afsirms
and npholds the equal political a, we'll
e a.| c,vil rights Of III citizens of tho
Republic: We. do not contemplate Al
possible the support by Republicans of
any candidate who does not stand on
thls platform. And va do not appre-
nend that the candidates who in our
.pproaching struggle, shall represent
seuuloe democracy in opposition to the
neanese Phase Of Aristoc,acy can he
beaten fProper means be s<stemati.
cally taken, as they must and xill he
people. ~ sS. = '1'An
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political journal, but small portion Of
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spnum is Incurred in collecting and
.transmittiog news from all paris Of the
world. We Have regular correspon-
dents At nearly allthe capitals of Europe
1th!a: director at London: Who is au-
thhorized: to dispatch special corres-
Pondents to all points where important
events may at any time be traospiring
or imminent The progress Of the war
ia Crete, which is7the precursor Of
still greater war, has been watched by
one Of these. special correspondents,
While another tefegraphs from Con.tan-
hnople each novel phase of the critical
diplomatic situation. Every step of
:iaEibaldi's recent heroic though un-
fortunate enterprise, from its inception
70 ITS close, was noted by, our corrcspon-
dents, Who are also bis most trusted ad-
visers; while an esteemed member of
our editonalstaf has just accompanied
tue ambassador of Juarez to Mexico to
sean tho Mexican problem closely and
under auspices more favorable to the
Republican chief than those which
have eolored the sdvices Of our regular
correspondents At Vera Cruz and the
Capital. Another correspondent &C.
companied the first National expedition
to Alaska, Walrussia, OF whatever our
'Piinter Of the North Pole may be
called, and is now reporting on the as
poets and capabilities of that chilly
region. Bayard Taylor is writing US in
MS own vein from Central Europe;
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'?e Of the &ripest American scholars;
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