The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-29

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py mentioning our outrageous
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SF SgEE lloiat all esentation what
i1lles kindly tell
syltsH before ~ Se history Il
| " tllAs lied territory
tssl tlg IA flie States ever
M aia repfessil tsor III tlie Congress
l.ot the United STA VIII the
when ors theinhab5
itatits Of 4 disorg anfzed territory be-
longing to the United States were
ever Recognized as scitizens Of the
United States? We must say thai
the Z Times Democracy is now, or at
least ought 70 Be, fully established!
l. = : z y : 49, Z
4 aAI0a N AND AND HIS HIS MEMOIR sS
Democrats this year have won
derful reverence for Mr.. Lincoln.
Mr. Bryan quotes him Oh every
possible occasion. Itwas different
Fin thslong ago. When the burden
eof a'great war was upon him, the
Issue Of which was to. -deternine
whether or not free government
should perish from the eartH, the
great-sotifed President was not
heid III. repute 50 high.s Tie West
Liberty 0hiol Baaatsr has gather
Cd 4 few EXPRESSIONS from Ohio
Democratic journals of 1864. They
do not compare with what Brick"
Pomeroy''s and some other Demo
cratic sfournafs said, 4 but they are
sufficient forgive an idea of the feel
ing whiehfthe party manifested to-
ward him in that..year when III ma
tional convention they demanded
the calling. Of q coward1y and dis
honorable truce in order that when
Fabout9beaten III arms, the Confeder-
acy might still win. Some Of these
extracts are as follows;
vSems.go so farras to desire Mr.. Linz
Coin 5 death, 10 yet him out Of the way.
Editorial in Cincinnati Enquirer,
August 20, 1864 l. :, ~
II fLineoln is entitled to the gratitude
of the black, ought he not to receive
! the eternal curses and maledictionB of
the white race Editorial in Cincin-
natl Enquirer, August II, 1864.
The, Administration viii fndS out
that tyranny cannot permanently sue
ceed in this country EditorialEin} Gin
cinnati Enquirer, August 10, 1864.
| The negro4and Lincoln stand in the
5way OF pSac6.A- Editorial Ohio States
man, August !, 1864. ..ssT
An absolute dictator--as absolute as
| Petersthe Create Or Philip | /. Thus has
American liberty perisheds in name as
well as in Observation-Disclosures in Gin.
| cinpati EnqQirer, August 4, 1864, !:
NJ We are NOW making excellent prog,
| .ress towards cath iingfoet that '":laslm
| and last dollar" 5toswl[ l[omsths Iincoln
cinnati ERqujr6r, July 2f, 1864.
@The9 Lincoln flag is thesred one o.
carnage and the blaGl, one OF. unllcensee
pilIsye Editorial in. Cincinnati En-
! gujyer, September II, 1884 v:':1ss 8
i The issue between George B.ehEe Clsl
Ian and AbfaDam LlilcolH WE E6Sdiu .a'
/ involving the life and death of the Ma
tion-the former carries with it tflt
best hopes of republican government
THEREAFTER is.the representative and ex
ppnsrlt of The obstructive element ii
our politics. Editorial in Ohio States
man, sNoyem per 8, 1865 III
There is ia the Presidential chair o
The United, States ruler as. heartles
and wick ed las aIly5that ever Oppressed
a people- Editorial in Ohio Statesman
October. %, 1864. l
4 85IftAbraham the First should take j
:. into his head to try to re-elect hImseeit
"aJ the point of the bayonet Editor
E iaiin Ohio Statesman, July IL, 1864.
The American people are e:soon to Q
lsronphE EHface8s face at the apolls wit
the author (Lincoln Of al q, our E li natlona
n ccalafiftfes. ,rheytts to pass pen tn
conduct Of him who, in ordeE to carr
ont fanaticals theory, has carrls
. monrning into every household --EaI I !
torial in Cincinnati Enquirer, Octope
4 1904