The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-07-11
[ NUMBER 6.

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+, son 10 suppose that there is sufficient
corruption among our government Off
Gals to arouse the greatest solicitude
( for the future.
i Treason struck the first blow at
Fort Sumter-her shrill and piercing
voice is heard again in the halls OF
; Congress. The law passed in South
/ Carolina Dec. Goth, 1860, when the
| thunder cloud was rising above the
( horizon of the South, has some Of it's
| old advocates at the nations capitol
! to-day.
And yet with all that, from these
sources, tends to disturb the public
mind, to paralyze trade, and inspire
a lack of confidence in all departments
of business enterprise we would not
cast a shade of gloom over the jubila-
ton of the hour-we have faith to be-
lieve that, under God the loyal ancl
true in the rank and file of the Repub-
| lie, will not be found wanting in the
great crisis of the nation.
That crisis is coming come;
for everything III the atmosphere
| points in the direction Of q conflict
1t will be struggled desperate
struggle between Communists, Social
lists, Nihilists, Radicalism, Anarchists,
and enemies of law and order on the
one hand, and on the the other, all the
loyal sons of Republican government.
But God, the Lord who fought the
battles Of Israel, who inspired the
hearts of the heroes of '76, and nerved
the valor of the soldier boys Of 81,
will not f0rsalze the temple whose
foundation, we believe, he laid with
his own hands a hundred years ago.
He will not desert, his people on the
! field Of battle when treason is marshal
ling her dark hosts for havoc and deS-
olation. n e,... ... s.... -,.
No. no: The day of Gods power
comes believe it, which will also
be the day Of the nations power as
we'll as Of the nations right-that day
so surely coming, there Shall be no
quarter given to treason: there shall
be no plying, and petting, and eulo-
giving of those who, under the sun of
this, the nineteenth century, dared to
lift their unholy hands against the life
of the best government on the globe.
In that day, such will be the appre-
citation Of the boon of freedom, and
such the detestation of treason, that if
i any should dare to tarnish the pure
and spotless image of Liberty, they
shall be consigned to everlasting in
fanny, and their memory shall be
perpetual Kissing to the children Of the
free.
/ In word, it will be the day of the
nations triumph, SO long predicted,
| then actually daWning in full orbed
splendor on a united family of states,
| that will repeat in joyful chorus the
anthem which celebrated the advent
OF the Saviour into the world.-"GlOry
to God in the highest, and on earth,
|peace, good will to menu
| With patience, felloW-citizens, We
are willing to wait, nor think the
coming event tardy if they do not i'm
mediately fall into line with the short
sighted policy of those who would
precipitate a revolution in society for
| the sake of change in the admins
tratlOn Of the government.
In the present position Of our ma
tional affairs, we rejoice to recognize
the glorious fact that God, the God of
our fathers, rules not only in the ar
mics Of heaven, but among the inhab-
ltantS of the earth; and none can
stay his hand; for he casteth down one
and setteth up another that all men
may know that there is God that
rules in the Kingdoms of men.
| Here then is our confidence, our
hope and trust-It is the ultimate
triumph Of truth and Righteousness,
and good government.
Through all the long dark nights of years.
| The peoples cry aScendeth,
And earth is wet with blood and tears
But our meek Sufferance endeth
The few shall not forever sway;
The many toll in sorrow !; ..--.-
The powers OF earth are strong to-day
But heaven shall rule Tomorrow.
Build up heroic lives, and all
BE like a Sheatnen sabre.
Ready to fash out at Gods call
o chiVary of labor!
Triumph and toll are twins and aye.
Joy suns the cloud of sorrow
And It's the martyrdOm o-day,
Brings victory Tomorrow.
With prophetic eye we cast our
glance down the corridors of the COM
ing years, and see or think we see the
elimination of the glories which filled
the poets viSion-it was a glimpse Of
the golden AEGEAN age when shall be
gathered up the fruits Of all the ages
in literature, science and art, crowned
with the progress of humanity in re-
.liglOn and law.
For dipt into the future, far as human eye
can see,
Saw the vision of the world, and allthe won
ders that would be;
Saw the heavens fill with commerce, argosies
of magic sails,
Pilots of the purple twilight, dropping down
with costly bales
Far along the worldwide whisper OF the south
wind rushing warm,
With the standards of the peoples plunging
through the thunder storm
Heard the heavens fill with shouting, and
there rained CHASTITY dew
From the nations airy navies graphing in the