Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-22

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over, tho sympathy and support Of all
patriotic citizens. IA glorious work has
bS0IR gl0Ti0uzly- 6Ngun. -TDUgg liFNly W:
swcrs 10 deep. The long fidelity ,of this
Journal to ihc sause Of Liberty prolected by
Law stapdsnohly vindiested In ! splendor Of
victory shining from Mime 70 California.
ConnoCt;cut Ohio, Pognsylvahis, New dor
sey, New York, have Numbered forth .thoir
verdict upon tho mirlle and madness 0i
tho Past. but much more sill remains 70
bc done. Never was the peril Of tho coun-
| try greater The Radical party still decroes
tho death Of representative scIi.goycrnn,ent
| in ten sovereign Stxi0s. Armed with mill
tnry despotism and wholesale Negro Suffrage
1t desperately grasrs at a-pormanant lease OF
power, IN dctiance'sf public opinion. At the
cost ofcnorrnous taxes aud Of crippled in-
dustrics, at the cost Of Union and Peace. f
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temperance laws in his right to make any
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ofany foolish usury laws; in his right to
buy and sell in all markets, domestic and
foreign, in spite Of unjust protective tariffs
in his right representation in the legisla-
tive bodies which, tax him. in spite Of un-
constitutional exclusions; Freedom Of col.
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