The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-01-02
THE TT nBUNE FOR 1863
PR( )SPECTUs.

PROSPECTUS.
The year 1868. will long be remembered FIR
ts settlement Of Il no hsl1ndatF oI5esti Nc e
sween the Ar istocr acy %Eolot, and In partial
Human Liberty, ThekWar dffh kebellion9
being closed, we have now to decidewhether
the fundame.ftal idesl which impelIed andsius.
titled the Rebellion, shah dominate over our
country, molding her Institutions aud shaping
her Gestiny. II it be; true that God has not
created all men, but only White men in His
own image, and made them equal in political |
and civil rights, then it is worldwide caIau
ity that Grant did not surrender to Lee of
Appom attox and the Lost Cause troTden
into mire under the hoofs of Sheridan's ronoh- |
riding cavalry, not only should bat viii be
regained in Constitutional Cor1yentious and
at the ballot boxes. 1.-THE Rltck race Ie.sl
cause they are Black. should be excluded
from the jury-box ard repealed from the bal
1ot-boX, then Stonewall jackson ought to
head the roll Of American martyrs, emilia
Zoned nigh above the names of Warren and
Mercer ard Pulaski; of Ellsworth, Lyon, Ba-
ker, Reynolds, Wadsworth, Kearny, Sedgwick
and GdcPherson.
~ is difficult to argue with blind, besot-
ted prejudice, grounded in ignorance and for
felted by self conceit. Devoid of reason, it is
hardly amenqble TO reason. But, millions
VINO sould. listen unmoved TO appeals based'
on Justice and Humanity; Gamble stirred oy
iscts'whleh affect tAeiri9Wn, interestand safes
MI +1s NAKED truth .that every Sou thern
9Iatg reconsIrucCed on the WHITE Basis is to-
oay alreoel otatte-shaped and ruled BY men
Who eAecratea L+ncolnjs reluctant and tardy
resistance to the Rebellion as a eauseEess and i
criminal aggression, and profoundly rejoiced
over pun nun as thelr ylctory--wIn prove
invincible, if we can but bring it home TO the
apprehension oil every loyal voter There Is 1
no paramount question of good faith or graf
itude to the Blacks. Their votes are as nee
essary to the preponderence of White Loyalty
as 10 their own protection and security Re-
construct inc south on the White basis, and
every one ,o 81 inc nIteen States which held
PC - ~ VIA ee intensely, oyerSiIelm
lngIy CoPPerneAu tnencetQrth and eyermore,
Allow to-day the plea that the Blacks are TO-.
norant ana degraded, and those whom Won
thefepy' caetne5 with power will take tPooi
care that the pieaashall be as3valid arldaWelI
GROUNDED century hence as it now ls.d Pubs
Tic Educatlon and Civil Rights for the Freed
men can only be achieved and maintained
through Tue Daiiot. " we are for Negro Suf-
e".e to0y USey SuBefe& IN 4Net9ACTgeo7sS, ~
was Ine INSCRIPTION on aibannerborne in alate
tUnSSl Sa'nse VI DeoSrane PROCESSION IN Ball
Ollhore anu tne spirit winch dictated that
ayowells still rampant in the South. But
for what is stigmatizea : as Military Despot-
| ism, 1t would daily agenge by outrayp and
atliiction whatit deems negro treaehery to the
/ southern cause. aqa.fag 9d{ ae-f 13B5ftiiU
| HE Ik5BuNE mas DECLINED to be lured or
persistently refused to swell the clamor for
vengeance on the defeated Rebels, whether
| Dy execution or by connScatlon : and one. OF
It's strong reasons Tor this course is q conyic-
ton that no drop Of Rebel blood could be
| coolly, deliberately shed without essentially
clouding the prospect of securing the Right
OF Suffrage TO the Blacks. Defying the mad
ness OF passion ana the blindness of short
SS, ggdasu nllsconceptlon, IL has demanded
On l4e pasls OF universal AM
sciogsn "St th 1''t Ia PerlecI con
oeioue1es 20 Vi INC Lact Iilae IL thereDy al
lenateu Iuo uS51us VINO hau oeen It's Jealous
| supporters ;'uu ltie-lohS patrons. The hour
od ItS coHlplete Ylndlcatlon cannot be far dis
| V"aC' a.
| AS Ior the man who is to be the chosen
sIahaaTa- bearer OF 1he Republlcan host in the
LII Pohuins oontosC, "1lle we aFoW our dellb-
elhtc PleleIe1ce Oh Chlet JuStlce Chase as
Cne aolesG anu most eminent OF our living
sIaIos s1 LIE !hlBuNE Will render hearty,
| cheerIui, determined support to Gen. Grant,
or senator wade, or Speaker ColfaX, should
| ne be nominated and supported on q platform
which affirms and upholds the equal political
as wall as civil rights of all citizens of the
/ Republic. We do not contemplate as DossiL
| bic the support by Republicans of any candi.,
date who does not stand on this platform. -
| ana we DO not apprehend that the candidates
who, in our approaching struggle, shall rep
resent genuine Democracy in opposition to
the meanest phase OF aristocracy can be beat
|
as they must and will be- to enlighten and
arouse the American people.
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IHE TRIBUNE will prove an efficient and cheap
| way to influence the undecided, to aid us in
| extending its circulation. Though ours is
emlnently political journal, bat small por-
| ton OF its space is devoted to politics while
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| is incurred in collecting and Transmitting
news from all parts OF the world. We have
regular correspondents at nearly all the can't
| tails of Europe with n director at Tondnn
| who is authorized to dispatch snecial corrns
| pondents to all points where imnortant
events may at any time lie transpiring or
imminent. The progress of the war in Cfete
which is the precursor of a still greater war
has been watched bv one of these snecial CO..
respondents, while another teleprapbs from
Constantinople each novel phase of the crit.
ical diplomatic situation. Every stem of Car
| ibaldi's Eeeent heroic though unfortunate en-
| terprise from its inception to its close & was
| noted by our correspondence who are also
/ his most trusted advisors while an esteemear
memo Der OF our editorial staff has just accom-
| panied the ambassador of Juarez toMexico to
scan the Mexican problem closely and under
auspices more favorable to the Republican
chief than those which have eolored the adyi-
/ ces OF our regular correspondents at Vera
Cruz and the Capital, Another correspondent
accompanied the first National expedition to
of the North Pole nav no caIlad d t..e-
reporting on the aspects and capabilities of
that chilly region. Bayard TAYLOR is writino.
US in his own vein from Central Europe
while able correspondents report to us from
| Colorado, Idaho, Montana, &c, more copioi1s
| y than we can find room to publish Our
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