Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW YORK TRIBUNE
FOR 1869.


FOR 1869.
Within the last eight years our country has trium-
phantly passed throus IN The gravest ana most trying
penls which have confronted Ter since her Independ-
ence was acknowledged. She has indicated beyond
appeal her right In be regarded as no mere confederacy
substantially Ind perm .nentIy a Naiion, wherein The
pretensionS of no pat can he admitted or upheld in or-
position to the integrity, the paramount authority of the
The right of each man, by virtue of his birth or his
full emi ,ymen, of !. iifa. eihe,tv, and the n,,sni, If han
piness - until he sh II fort ii the risht by cri ne. is also
established on impreguable found ,ti"ns. OR fathers
proclaimed it in jus II, ing their separation from Great
Britain; it W eft to MS L" establish a 5 a tact ~hal'hey
merely affirmed = a principle. What the cannon al
Saratoga aud Yorstown proclaim. d as an shsir.rtion,
the cannon of Getty>brrg, viek>hurs end Five Frs
established as a Iiving. enb"tied, enactet truth
" ideiy a. our flag TOW f"at-. sill mole widely asiI
mas fiat hereatt r III. re is there car he oe'orth he no
serviiiry aud oppression, may still exist; bat the Fed
eral CONSTR ution is no ionser their sh ED, and the todd
The hnmoiest An;eric an, 81 long rs he violates II" Law,
is master of i. own limbs ard all he can Ii mes ~ earn
Oi these Immense resu is, The imporfanre aud the
benefcence wi | become more p lpable with every add
ed wear Dist nee is required IL enable US To MEASURE
and spprtei te III magnitude Of ihe pyramid al -Four
> illions of shackles stricken from III scared limbs
of our counrry men, which form the enduring monument
dustrie>, new Developments of natural wealth, ron long
unh-eied AMI valued, will year by year stand forth
in attestation that none of us has yet adeq aately realized
The magni ude a"i The oenignity ef our NatIn al victory.
No great good is ever achieved without effort or with
o"i tcot- ohf cd'S' INV stihsSAO o"u %'i"c
Hat a Million OF men stain in battle or dying of tie
pri!ations and exposures of War. Millions of bereaved
ones, Five billions IT property destroy ed, aud nearly
1hrrt Billions of debt incurr d. attest The magniiuds
OF the con est ami The unvielding valor of the Com
batans.
AT length, the smoke rises from the hard-won field,
showing that the last entr Dchme"t has heen carried
The Gle ;tion of GRANT aud CoLFAX gives assurance
that The so IN is ov -r-thst the Bow of Promise arches
The sky. Th-re are still obstacl : 10 surmount, periis
t. aver, MOLE ends 10 be achieved buf the ship of
in !, vis nyS T Tns u u rn'e ,s.an n = d nnatr h.
recent rtS of CDp ureSs ~ m stanN- and Will he fltlDXr
by The III ee that have hith ro stood uinof; the rights
of IN. fraednen will he upseIi and respecr d, and I'm
ptrtiai II ffrage throughout The l,Hd viii soon plant
Them on found lions that cannot he sh ken.
THIS TRIBUNE will contend in the future as IN the
past, for Universal Amnesty as well as fr Impartial
~ufr ge. Ir has no { ih III vengeance. IN proscHp'irn-
in cunfsc alton. nor in The shedding of bio d orht rxise
than IN actual and ne ces.iry war. = There is "A lime
TO War aud a tim for Pc ace !" aud the la ter follows
swiftly on the heels Of The fnrmer. Whenever those
who night against the Uni,n shall, / ave IN good faith
gwen MP The contest, they are no longer oit Toes BAT our
cuun rymeo.
In the jo, fol trust that Grams tleciion has given the
death blow to Ku-kiux Kisn>, aud all manner "f out
RACES on Unionist. and Freedmen a. such, and thst Im-
partial Suffrage will no lnnaer he seriously resisted. we
hope 10 see the next four We us signti'zsd by an unprtc-
ed-nted expansion of the y rional Industry md a con-
sequent. Increase OF the National wealth. We hope To
See new caoins rot tn prairie, new clear n.s oh qre
The forest, new nuts, f4ctrie., flrn. &C erected. North,
South. East aud West. until "ur annu, Il pro'uct shsiI
he hundr d al millions gee ate! than AT present, win e
mines "f iron ard OF coat, OF gold. >iiv-r, copper, &C,
shall be opeued snd wnrkei, with an en"Ts. aud 10 Al
eatent iha- drhes precedent Believing that Tho sys-
tematic, efficient projection If home Industry : the cuT-
ner stone OF a wise, hen gR-nt \ stonsl Policy, and
thai it Is es 'ential 10 III rtpii d -veiopmenr Of oar latent
resources, to The prosperity uf our country. the msint--
nance OF Ler credit, anI TIL honest payment at her debt.
we sh III give it mr mos earnest aud alive suppoit.
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