The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-12
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uaiiv ana Germany grad.
swaying In the neryeless grasp Of ruler too good
| for King and too weak for Republican, who d
unable 20 govern the great island that blocks the
entrance TO our Gulf OF Mexico, and equally una.
| Die TO give II up-the German speaking peoplt
| agiisted by rev Protestantsm, separating from
the See Of Rome on the dogma OF Papal Infalibili.
y and assuming TO recognize the "old Catholics,
--fhc whole OOntinent pervaded BY the intellectual
iefmeht thai eQmee Of the conliict between old
iueNs philosophical, theological, material and the
advanees Of ph yeical scence--Ruaain md 0reai
Britain running race for the hnalgains that shafi
determine Asiatie supremacy-China seeming
/ ready 10 abandon her advances and reclose hcr
bali open eates-Japan abolshing feudaiIsni and
inviting Western civilization to irradiato western
commerce to enrich her long hidden empiirteLsaeh
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| milton and brighter future
! Al home the struggle for Freedom seems over
] The last slave has long been a citizen the last
opposition 70 emancipation, Acknowledgement
! equal civil rights has been formally abandoned
No party, North or South, longer disputes the re-
sulis OF inc war for the Union ALI declare that
mes results must never be undone and, with a
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All Rights for All, wheretO our bloody struggle
ana the prolonged civil contests atfoiowed hav,
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nheiul past and turns peacefully hopefully to the
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