The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-12-27
THE SUN FOR 1880.

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Government that the founders gave us The debates ana
acts of Congress Of the press the exciting
contests Of the Republican and Democratic parties no"
nearly equal in strength throughout tue country the vary
ing drift public sentiment, Will all bear drc} anu t
fctypy upon the twenty fourth Presidential election 10 De
held in November -Four years ago next NOVenncr e WI"
of the nation asexpresscd ut the polls was thHaften ny M
abominahc spiruCy. the promoters ana thencles
which still hold the offices they stole VIII the crime
repeated In 1892 The past decade OF years oncu
with corrupt extraYagant and nsOlent Administration
ntrenched at Washington. THE sun did somethlhg 20
dislodgng the gang and breaking its p3Wer ING
intriguing to restore thtlr leader ahd
themselves 20 places from which tcy were 1rNe ny 1c
Indignation Of the people. VIII they succeed? The coming
year will bring the 10 these moentous Qttohs
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d. yeoped and to exhibit them clearly and fear cAsy In
their relations to eNrcdency ana rght ,r &, ,,,,,r,
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ut the minor affairs of life. and in great Things stnSt
purpose to maintain the rights of the people ana me p
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prepared write truthful Instructive ana NJ lnc Sr
time entertaining history OF 1872.
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