Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-03-14

1s74. THE WORLD. ,7sA
TINE great Democratic victories in New York
ling efsats anG IN as
Iowa and Illinois, forshadow the election of
Democratic Congress in 1874 ar and the election of
The secret Of the triumph already won has
been steadfast adherence to the Organization,
y f the has Of e
faithful to its trust. When faint hearts talked
S Soe spGs pso IT, ssa gafy
party That na ag inscribed With the
Money and no Monopolies,-the Democrats of
Grant and Yss.Ss
cy--more glorious and more benefcent than it,
past career, identified though that be with the
the continent. its half century Of prosperity and
peace.
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present triumphs, is still steadfast adherence
to the organization, unflinching fidelity to the
principles of the Democratic party-principles
out our National State and Manicipai life, ito
heal the wounds and decentralization of war, to
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