Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-01-27
fHE NEW YORK TRIBUNE FOR 1869.

Within the last eight years our country has
passed through the gravest and most trying per-
lis which have confronted her since her Indepen-
dence was acknowledged. She has vindicated
beyond appeal her right to be regarded as no mere
eonfederacy or league of jealous, envious, discor
DAFT States but substantially and perm anentIy
a NATION wherein the Pretensions of no part can
oe aa united or upheld in opposition to the integ-
ny 'ne paramount authority of the One Republic
Inc rlght OF each man. by virtue Of his birth
oI o MS naturalization as a citizen of the Gnited
Stat $, to the full enjoyment of life liberty and
the pursuit of happiness until he shall forfeit
right by crime, is also established inpreg-
naoIe icuneations Our fathers proclaim ed il in
yusfrylng their separation from Great Britinn.
II was eft.t MS to establish as q fact Whist thew
merely M affirmed as a principle. Whit the cannon
OF Yorktown and Saratoga proclaimed as an ab-
straction, the cannon Of Gettysburg and Vicks.
burg established as a living. EN- bodied enacted
truth or these immense results, the Importance
and the benifcence will become more palpgbIe
with every added year No great good is ever
achieved without effort without cost Four
years OF patriotic struggle and sacrifice, half q
million OF men slain in battle dying Of the trf
Fations and exposures of war. millions of bereay-
ed ones. hve billions of property DESTROYED and
nearly three billions of debt incurred attest the
magnitude of the contest and the trpyieIdinS
Taior OF the combatants.
There are still obstacles to surnaoupf perfIs To
avert noble ends TO be actreved; but the ship of
State has ridden out the tempest and b as her ha-
ven full in view.
The TTfbRne will contend. in the future as in
the past. for Universal Amnesty as we'll as for
Impartial Suffrage. 1t has no faith in vengeance
10 prescription in confscation, nor in the sh ed,
ding of blood otherwise than in actual and nee
essary war There is a time for War and a time
for Peace - and the latter follows swiftly on the
heels of the former. Whenever those who fought
against the Union shall have in good faith given
up the contest, they are NO longer foes bat
our countrymen.
In the joyful trust that Grants election has
given the death-blow to ku-Klux Klans, and all
manner of out RACES OH Uuionists and Freedmen
as such and that In partial Suffrage will no longer
be seriously resisted, hope to see the next four
years signaliBed by an unprecedented expansfou
OF the National Industry and a consequent in
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new cabins dot the prairie new clearings eheauef
me forest new factofies and furnaces erected,
north, South, East and West until our annual
prod net shall be hundreds of millions greater than
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copper &c, be opened and worked with an en-
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Home Industry is the corner stone of a wise, be-
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10 the rapid development of our latent resources
TO the prosperity Of our country, the maintenance
OF her credit and the honest payment of her debt,
we shall give it our earness and active support.
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