Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-02-05
1868, THE WORLD" 1858
1858.

At the opening Of the year 1863 THE WORLD
challenges more confidently than ever the sympa-
thy and support Of all patriotic citize = glorious
work has been gloriousy begun. Deep already
! answers to deep, The long fidelity Of this journal
/ to the of Liberty protected by Law stands
/ nobly vindicated in splen1or Of victory shining
from Maine to California Connecticut Ohio, Penn.
sy:ania New jersey. New York, have thundered
forth their verdict upon the mIsrule and madness OF
the Past But much more sui remains to be done
Never the peril Of the country greater. The
Radical party still decrecs the death Of respective
self government in ten sovereign States, Armed
with military despOtism and Wholesale negro suffrage
it desperately grasps ut permanent lease Of power
in icfance Of public opinion. at the cost Of
nous taxes and Of crippled Industries, at the cost Of
Union and Peace
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