The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-01-29

respected, and Impartial Suffrage throughout
the land win soon plant them on foundations
that cannot be shaken.
TtR TMBuSR will contend In the future as
in the past, for Universal Amnesty as we'll as
for Impartial Suffrage. Il has no faith IN
vengeance, In prescription, in condscation,
nor in the shedding Of blood otherwise than
in actual and necessary war, There is a
time for war and Il time for Peace ? aud the
latter follows swiftly on the heels Of the form
er. Whenever those who fought against the
Onion shall have in good faith given up the
contest, they are no longer our foes but our
countrymen.
In the joyful trnst that Grants election has
given the death.blo to Ku-Klux KlanS, and
all manner Of outrages on UnIouists and
Freedmen as such, and that Impartial Saf-
frage win no longer be seriously resisted, we
hope to see the next four years sienalized by
al unprecedented expansion of the National
Industry and a consequent increase Of Ma
tional wealth. We hope 70 see new cabins
dot the prairie, new cleArings chequer the
forest, new mills, factories, furnaces, erected,
North, South, East and West, until our an
nual, product shall be Hundreds Of Millions
greater than at present, while Mines Of Iron
and Of Coal, of Gold, Silver, Copper, &C.,
shall DO opened and worked, with an energy
and to ah extent that dsfes precedent. Be-
lisving that the systematic, efficient Protec-
ton Of Home Industry is the cOrner-s,one of
a wise, benignant National Policy, and that
"a l. .,..uNt,1 - ab,a vnr,1 lnwa1a,r...a 20 ...
latent resources, to the prosperity Of our
couatry, the maintenance Of her Credit, and
the honest payment Of her Debt, we shall
give it our most earnest and active support.
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