The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-11-14
THE FINAL TRICMPH,
From the &ntiael.


Now that the great national conquest
Is over. and people are once more re-
turning to domestieity, how grand the
our country is once more in the hands of
those worthy of its government, whose
lives and actions in the past predicate
ture.
No more the cry to war but the toma-
hawk is buried, and the long pipe of
peace takes its place, and VIC can sit
down in the cool shade of cur own
wine and fig tree, none daring to make
US afraid, and curl up the blue fumes
of safety and repose, feeling assured
that all will be we'll
Business in every capacity will revive
under the genial rays of renewed conf
dence and trust, aud the tide of wealth
which had become so much disturbed
now overfiowing, now run dry-will once
more evenly and smoothly flow on. Pa
per currency will still continue to en-
hance in value, gradually and carefully
will it tend toward a specie redemption,
and no sudden commotions of thought
less assumptions will threaten our coun-
try with financial turmoil and distress.
o.
just and equivalent proportions, for SER
vices rendered, with a stronger tendency
than ever Of increased resources on the
part of the laborer. his services gradu-
ally attaining a higher market value
The life giving rays Of prosperity will
peer into the lnnermost parts OK the
land, "peace earth, good will toward
all men" will be our nations motto.
RLo al,
gether the lion and the lamb will lie
side by side, and a firm national conf
dence and trust reposing everywhere.-
The hand of despotism will no longer
crush the weak. The once downcast,
trodden slave shall heneeforth and for
ever go free. Liberty, glorious liberty,
that inimitable basis of our nation s
greatness, will be extended to all men.
The poor Indian will receive the word
of truth, and learn what God and man
require of him. Learn to shed less in
nocent blood, learn to be a christian,
learn to respect and honor the nation
that feeds and clothes him, learn that
Republicanism is his truest friend, and
that her ways are ways of pleasantness,
and all her paths are peace, learn that
glory and renown are not found on the
war path, or in the bloody deeds of the
tomahawk.and the knife, but il the up
| lifting themselves to q higher grade of
manhood, and humble recognition of
the wisdom and goodness of the all wise
Benefactor and Greater then shall they
know that the good things of this earth
are for them as well as for US, and that
all law abiding citizens claim equal pro
| lection under shat flag which floats as
an emblem and token of liberty.
Tranquility at home and peace abroad
will doubtless be vouchsayed to US for
another four years Our foreign rea-
| tions are now based on such a firm sub
strata, that something unusual will be
required to break those bonds of friend
ship which exist between US and all
other nations of Importance.
The result of this very contest gives
the world renewed confidence in our ma
tionality Union is strength" and
union has been secured. No more jar or
discord, but universal harmony will per-
wade our country everywhere.
May Republicanism long continue to
sway the sceptre ana rule our land, as
she always has with justice and honor.
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