The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-10-04

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| The brave. ths u"oo % the trns
On battle field, in prison pen,
Lac dead for me and YOU
xor tool in that .or,ost thr. ,,o,r;, ., a.. .e-,s
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wv ."naieu ane my years ., oohahse haa not
e'a".e'eu 'ne piinoip'es VI MANHOOD rom ~ithih
-, 49,, N~' '.' "i'oe ., anu 0ni"ieh were
'"s -"' ' VIII feooru 'nA' 'ne
nstba;. MT sia9 49, ~ the sna ,ast .h.;,..
And Iike reapers descended
To the harvest Of DEATH
Several important issues, acting together, have
Drought us to our present position. The first the
emancipation. 1t was light in the thick darkness
the answer to many prayers; the sweep Of tidal
wave which ives to overflow the whole land. Another
was the Fifteenth Amendment. 1t came like the joy
OF the harvest to gladden. many hearts, mould anew
the nation, and establish in all confidence in the D
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them with certain inalienable rights, among which
are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness."
Time wns, when to be Q Roman citizen, was to CON-
mand the greatest respect in any portion Of the then
known world. So csme the Fifteenth Amendment
investing us with the dignity of American citizens;
title respected by oil the civilized nations of the
globe; on land and sea- in the frozen North torrd
CLINE. Men of learning and influence srrayed them
selves against the measure. They brought to bear
the great talents and exalted Positions but in vain.
10 70 hearts that the spirit of liberty fushes,
They hurst from cnn,oI aIu ~ afeam.
From it's fetters of ice in the warmth of tba heor
OF the men who did herculean service in the GOOD
cause, many have passed away, Lincoln tbe nat;ous
best beloved peacefully sleeps in n martvrs ororo
Stanton the iron man of DESTINY rests from e,cessyo
toll. Great Sumner. our uncompromisiup ehamn;on
died with thoughts of the Civil Rights B swcil;no
his noble heart. Thsddeus Stevens died Ms he lived
the friend of the down-trodden His remains lie en-
tombed in n private ceneterv in Ia,cas,or po bo-
cause other cemeteries were Iinted Inv h.r,.r ,,os
tn race and be ;n,on5o, 20 ill.,, =, ,;s,-.I
PROMULGATED dur;nc his NE, Al. a,ra,;, as VIA n'
fore bis Creator Gen n R.Lar ,L. G...E,.
of Renublicap;e,n the o-rd;,o .,,.,,.,-
the fugitive slave Law and rescuo1 a.. &c
life of thralldom sleens his lost s,oon u ,h
soil of California his rem.;,s II. a., a.. ~.
tain,s sandv height Tho p,o;e.,. -, ~ .-o1n
breaking on N. d;s,or, sho.. -. 80. "a'e''
sand,b time bs f,ro,.I H.. IT, ~ ~ o1
tn tell of W;,so, Cha.o So -. .'.,. "'
who made tbe;r ,;vns sn,,,;n. -, ...s,:.e '. e'".
rights of humanity Their nohc d.o.,. .r. I
not ON marble Inn, q, ;,nr.,;.h.,Jo ..'., .l.s.u'
3esbIv t.hl.,. ,f ,h.s. -. ns ~ .n''' 'ne
eusbr;ned forsvor '' "'''' '"'' "''
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sbould he a,he .ohoo,,n,.,,. = - e
fore ,.,o |. -. Co." - .pio"u' Ne'er oe-
in tho f.oa - ~ ",..ap, "., o"n i''ourees'
go, - - 'y ~, o.,'".,o' noueh anu untu-
enlob,sn.d ra.s ~. a.. na. as ,u''' pon'neu anu
uho .ro .o.,",,s -. M .,ss,. " 'nI s'ope' people
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ono. e, o,. .. 1-.;.:.- Du' nmAe niue aiio"-
f-o,,, r"0. .n We Wv, VIII never oe nee
Jus suns 'i, our edueation snail
10 - comPe'e WIN ,nem. But more than this:
e.. H. ~ ofinsS aegree Oh com
'or. anu rennement whch necessary to wellordered
So'ie'!' "A certain aurnor mas said:
nr;nI d.n.' nearning n = . s dangerous thing
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iavery were nveted fast and strong. But when the |
uipif thundered, away with the iniquity, let the
ppressed 90 ffee, hundred thousand swords leaped
rom their scabbards, while our Western hills echoed
he cry,