Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-05-31
manent home OF liberty on the globe, and
your victory was the triumph of mankind.
LURKING DANGERS

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armies had SO great cause TO combine an
stand up in solid ranks for that jastic
which the grateful spirit Of the loyal ele
ment of the nation would gladly hsv
them receive as now.
No one can know better or feel NOR
keeniy tnan yourselves that hostile hand
nave been raised against you; that the
are upralsed against you now, and that |
Is as necessary To avert the threatene,
| Diow, as IL was for you to resist the as
sauit made upon your country's m
IN 1861.
your eomraies have already suffered to'
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cl,sriv ,naarstand VIII al ui',ra h' .,
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dl,tre.. and danger now berSms IT,. ,,n.
friend or th,. sincere f,i.,d m ,h,se ,yhI
defended /, agalns, his ti,.rc. attark
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have be,n and ar. nl,y-s,ra,v di.sn.
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| The same spirit Which hates and fight.
| American pro-nrritv aud the .rInry If In,
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all that l., American ant mad, il .lnrinu-
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| globe, where Il generation OF American
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anu HdiI',Ts "ffAig On the oid soldiers,
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saFagciy upon Fort Sumter than the-c
! papers as-ail the Union veterans, and There
was no more ot iuiy. Of unbdunded malice
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| lor tht destruction ot thetr country. tuan
i To De seen aud felt 10 the rcvengcfui
malice OF these attacks.
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were mad at your actions, mai because
you stood between yJur country aud the
/ destroying hands thai we're clu'ch.ng for
its life, they could not display :" mach
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dearest interest, ol your country. The
nf4hu Army al thc htpubic -taId' Tor
pau 3tlsm y stands for What y fought
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MS FLA" UNDER HIS COAT.
The great civic battles iu this country
today are being fought on that line. He
carries his flag under his coat continually,
ready to unfur 1t on the slightest occasion
and opportunity, but tt the same time de
nounces any bold display of yours. Say
word in Congress or out Of it about the
great issues of the war. the duty of still
preserving the fruits Of that struggle, and