The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-01-07
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most trying perils which have confronted her
since her independence was acknowledged.
She has vindicated beyond appeal her right
to be regarded as no mere confsderacy or
league ofjealous, enyious, discordant States,
but as substantially and permanently a
Nation, wherein the pretenSions OF no part
can be admitted or upheld in opposition to
the integrity, the paramount authority, OF
the One Republic
Theright ofeach man, by virtue Of his birth
or his naturalization as 4 citizen ofthe United
States, to the full enjoyment of ''life, liberty,
and the pursuit OF happ ness" until he shall
forfeit the right by crime, is also established
on impregnable foundations. Our fathers
proclaimed il in justiiying their separation
from Great Britain; it was left to US to es-
ta5lish as q fact what they merely affirmed
as principle. What the cannon OF Saratoga
and Yorktown proclaimed as an abstraction,
the cannon of Gettysburg, Vicksburg, and Five
Forks established living, embodied Ell
acted truth. Widely as our hag now fioa is
still more widely as il may Hoat hereafter,
there is, there can henceforth be, no legal
master, no fcttered slave. Wrongs and
abuses, seryility ard oppression, may still
exist; but the Federal Constitution is no
longec their shield, and the folds OF our flag
no longer embaZon nor seek TO conceal lie
The humblest 4merican, so long Us he Violates
no law, IS master OF his own limbs and the
sole owner OF all he can honestly earn.
Of these immense results this importance
and the benefeence viii become more palpa
bic with every added year. Distance is re-
CURED to enable us to measure and appreci-
ate the magnitude of the pyramid Of Four
Millions of shackles, stricken from the SCARF
ed limbs OF our countryinen, which form the
enduring monument OF our struggle and our
triumph. New arts, new industries, new
developments OF natural wealth, too long
unheeded and unvalued, will year by year
stand forth in attestation that none ofus has
yet adequately realized the magnitude and
the benlgnity of our National victory.
No great good is ever achieved without
effort or without cost Four years of patrlo-
tic struggle and sacrifice, Half q Million OF
men slain in battle ordyiug ofthe priyations
and exposures OF War, Millions OF bereaved
ones, Five Billions OF property destroyed, and
nearly Threc Billions ot Debt incurred attest
the magnitude of the contest and theunyic.d-
ing valor Of the eombatants.
At length, the smoke rises from the hard
won field showing thatthe lastintrenchment
has been carried. The election of GRANT
and t:OLFAA gives assurance that the storm
Eis over-that the Bow OF promise arches The
SKY. There are still obstacles TO surmount,
peris 10 avert, noble ends to be achieyed
but the ship OF State has ridden out the
tempest and has her haven iullin view The
seven Suites reconstructed unde~ the recent
acts OF Congress will stand, and will be fol-
lowed by the three thai have hithert stood
aIoof' the rights OF The Freedmen viii DE
upheld and respected, and Impartial Suffrage
throughout the. land ~iil soon plant them
ION foundations that catnnotbe shaken.
III THE TRIBUNE viii contend, in the future
as in the past, tel Universal Amnesty as
well as for Impartial Suffrage. 1t has no
faith in yengcancGl in prescription. IN conhs-
cation, nor inune shedding of blood otherwise
than in aetHat land necessary war. There is
Il time fOr War and a time for Peace" and
I 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 our foes but
tUur couItrymen. n
In the joyful trust that Grants election has
given the death blow 10 Ku-Klux Klans, and
all manner OF outrages on UnionistS and
Freednicn as such, and that Impartial SUI
frage Will no longer be seriously resisted re
hope to SEES the next four years signali2ed by
an unprecedented expansion OF tn National
Industry and q consequent increase OF the
National wealth We hope to see new cabins
dot The prairie, new cfearingS cheQuer the
forest, new mills, factories, furnaces, erected,
North, South, East and Wost until orr. an-
nual prodnet shall be Hundreds @of Millions
greatertham as present, while Mines ofIron
and OF Coal, OF Gold, silver, Copper, 9ct
shall be opened and worked, with an energy.
and to an extent that deies precedent Be-
lieying that theEYsleniatic,s efficient pr6tec a
ton OF Home Industry is the cornel-ston
that ie is essertialsto the rapid development
OF our LAT emit Resources to she PROSPERITY Eof
our coUntry, the maintenance. Of her Credit
and the honest payment Other Debt, we shaf
give ii oiIr most earnest and active support.
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