Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-29
ssTME WORLD,,
1865. 6,

AT the opening OF tho year 1863, Thl
World challenges, more c0nfdentially thar
over, tho sympathy and support Of al
patriotic citisens A glurions work hsi
been gloriously begun. Deep slr adv m
swers 10 deep. The long fidelity Of thil
Journal to the cause Of Liberty protected b,
Law stands nobly vindicatcd 10 splendor O
victory shining from Maine to California
Connecticut, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jer
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verdict upon the nlisrule and madness oI
the Past. But much more still remains d
be done. Never was the peril Of the coun.
try greater. The Radical party still DEGREES
the death Of representative selfgoyernnlen,
in ten sovereign States. Armed with mil.
tary despotism and wholesale Negro Suffrage
u desperately grasps at q permanent lease Of
power, In defiance Of public opinion, at the
cost ofenornious taxes and Of crippled iu.
dustries, at the cost Of Union and Peace.
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