The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-12-29
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hrou struggle and suffering, at the cost Of
huluform agonles bereavements devastatIOns
lac American ! lea embodied in the prea mole L
our fathers Declaration OF Independence al
proaches Its complete reapzation The mob e in
spring assertion that all mel are created eouaI
.no endowed by their Creator with inalienabl,
Tights TO life liberty and +he pursuit of happiness
Il ~ longer q ttering generality. poets fame
la philosopher speculation, bur the r. cogniZed
base ofonr pOliticai fabcic. The benign Revolu
linn, which dates from the Boston Massacre ~
ITO, fnds Its logical completion just one centu-
ry later, In the XVIII Amendment which gives o
Tie quail political and civil rights of every nal
Do u or naturallzed IN our Republic the held
defense OF the Federal CONSTITUTION The billowh
oil aste and Privilege NAV roar end rage around
lnat OK AID may translently seem on the point
OF washing II away: but its fluctuations are deeps
iad and teadtaw. aud the breakers of Reaction
ana Shaver. are hurled against and dash lhrir
spray over it in vain
nedonot uncerate the forces of Prejudice and
Aristocracy ne do not forget that a very large
minority 81 the smerican People still huld in thei
Utmost hearts that Blacks Lave no rights viii I'll
whites ore bou.d TO respect We fully appreciate
the desPeratlon wherewith ailthr warning elements
OF hatred 20 Republican achievement viii be COM
Dlneo and hurled against the battIements of Re-
ptoncan ascendency in tho Presi entail Election
oil 1877, We do not do bit that local successes
lacll!ated by Republican feud@ and dissensio :
VIII inspire the charging hIet with sang uine
nope Of victory such az nerved it to put forth
utmost strength I'D the earlier stages of the con-
tests % 1854 and 1861 Yet our faith is clear and
strong That the american People still bless GOD
hat on the red baltleheds OF our late civil " a.
The Union was upneld and slavery destroyed and
VIII ever confectionery decide that th precIou.
blood thereof poured out wa lavished In vain
The TRIBUNE b. lie es IN the prosecution of II,
great struggle b legitimate means g. he eileen,
ends To state Sovereignty 1t opposes lndissol-
up National Integrity; 10 Slavery Tor Backs.
Liberty for All, 10 r description, acknowledgements;
f Popular ignorance, Universal Education to
inter slIy and eternity wratIful Hate universal
and 9invincible Good VIII. 1t would fam do lis
utmost 10 hasten the glad day when the South
shat vie with the North IN eAutatinn and graft
.tude over the disappearance o the last tlace or
faint ol that spirit nch imielled an 10 exLlt IA
The own rship and chattehood ot his fellow Man
roi0nndly do We realize that the con est il nor
yet ended That II -lIons mourn, moe or .ess pub
hcly, me doWniallof he slaVeholders' Conf dera
cy, nd ear their children to hate those by whose
vaor ard cOnntancy its overthrow was achieved
II we.ever seem Co differ essential rom other
hepuDllcans our 'nvlction that nagnanimIty il
never weakness, that vengeance is never pclitic
aNd that devils are not Cast ont by Beeiz bub
must serve 10 explain alleged eccentricltles who's
perfect ylndlcation We leave to fine ard Renee
tlon.
HE TR1BusE Ns been. Is. and must be. . zeal
Gus advocate OF Protection TO Home Industry
regarding haDltual ldeness a. the gra est tot 10
human progress. The hane OF human happiness
we seek to win our cOuntlymen in masses from
the ensnarlng lures al Speculation of fratlic aad
OF always oVrfcrowded Pioieesi; ns, to The Ilan
qpll paths OF Productive INDUSTRY We would
gladly deplcte our rcr0wded cities Waere mon
SANDS vainly jostle and crowd il misguided q,ies,
plains with Colonies absorbed in Agriculture Me-
chanlc3 and manufactures. and constan, Nv project
Ing INTO the blank, Void wilderness he ho es aud
works of civilized Man. Holdi the Protection
OF Home Industry by discriminating duties on
Imported ares and FABRICS essential to the an.
10, oeneHcent diffusion OF Production in all It's
phases and departments, and TO the instruc ION
OF our people in all the gainful arts nf Peace we
urge our coun remen 10 adhere Ln and Hphold that
pohcy, III nndouptng faith That the true interest
not OF Class a section but of each seen n aud
every usetd class, is thereby subserved and pro-
NOTED.
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