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THE new I0RK. TRIBUNE
1871.
Throusb struggle and suffering, at the cost {
l<multiform agOnies, bereayements, deVasIa
tions the American Idea emDouleu IL II sue p p J, 5
amble to our fathers Declaration oi IN,
ence approaches its complete realization. In
noble inspiring assertion that aii men AZ AZ
created EQUAL and endowed by tnelr create
with inallenable rights TO 1e, nDer'y ana Sn
nursuit. of happiness, is no longer gntIerln
gen erality, a poets fancy, philosopher sspecu
iatiou but the recognized base OF OUT Poltiea
fabric. The benign. Revolution, Mnicu etse as5
from the Boston Massacre fl31O, mas lls iog
icaI completion, just one century latef, III "
XVth Amendment, which gives 70 -tuS equsa
political and civil rights OF every lnd Iid III do
tense OF the Federal CONSTITUTION. Inc oliom
of Caste and Privilege may roar and rage arouh'
that rock and may Sranstmy hnt rs foundation
are deeplaid and steadiast, and the breakers
Reaction and Slavery are hurled against an'
dash their spray over II IN Sarn. .v Of Preinlic,
ana Aristocracy We do not forget tnat a yer,
large minority of the American Heopie SUI
hold in theirinmost near.s tlaI na,nd ta resneet
we fuIlv appreciate the desperation MnTre
With all the warning elements OF hatreo 70 ne
publican achievement 9s VIII De c4ip of Renunlicar
aseeIldency in the Presidential Eiectlon OF ioaz
Wedo not doubt that local successes, Iaciiitatee
By Republican feuds ana oissensho, w mt ~, II
snire the charging host with sangulne hope
of fyfctory such as nerved 1t 10 put Iortn ls
nt71ost strength in the earlier stages OF the con
tests OF ie6i and iSs ponle still bless Coo
that on the red battle-fields OF our late Civl
War. the Union was upheld and slavery des;
the precious blood thereon poured out was
lavished in vain.
the great struggle by legltlInate means 70 Den
efiee;lt ands 70 State Sovereignty, IL opposes
fndissoluble National Integrity: 10 slavery Iol
Blacks Liberty for All: To Prescription, Ell
franchisement:t TO Popular Ignorance, UnlVer-
sal Education: to intensity and eternity o.
wrathful Hate universal and 1nvlnclDle Gooc
IWfil. II would fain do its utmost . hasten the
glad gay ~ rnI1aIion al "a sftIie over the ais
appearance of the last trace or taint OF ina
Shirt which impelied Man TO exult IN the
oTwnershin and chattlehood of his fellow Man.
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