Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-05
s.TIrE WORLD"
1868
1865.

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journal to the cause of Liberty protected by
Law stands nobly vudicated in splendor Of
victory shining from Maine to California,
Connectic9t, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey New York, have lhundered forth their
verdict upon the misrule and madness of
,he Past. But much more still remains to
DC done. Never was the peril Of the coun.
Try greater. The Radical party still decrccs
the death OF representative self.goycrnment
IN ten sovereign states. Armed with mill.
tnry despotism and wholesale Negro Suffrage
1t desperately grasrs at a permanent lease Of
power, m defiance OF public opinion. at tho
cost otenormous taxes and Of crippled in.
dustries, ut the cost Of Union and Pence.
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