The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30
TALKINa LcYALTY.

Having become entirely, convinced that
"the Administration is the Government"
we propose to express some truly loyal
views, in purely loyal words.
We hold that Abrohsm Lincoln is the
greatest statesman of the age. That he is
thoroughly informed on all matters of
Government policy, and especially CONVEX
SAINT with the intricacies OF the Tariff; that
he is a very handsome rnan, q very refined
man, thoroughly educated man; and has
had all the training requisite for a successor
of Washington and Madison in the Execu-
tive chair
We hold, also that the afore- mentioned
Lincoln is .honest," aud that his Admins
tration is distinguished for the integrity of
all its members, and their appointees; that
Welles never gave fat contracts to Morgan;
that Cameron never dabbled in frauds; that
Tucker never made money out of transports;
that Fremont never speculated in Austrian
muskets; that Seward aud Stanton violated
no law in making arrests; that the Consti-
tuition required Blair to exclude Democrat
ic papers from the mails; and that Chase is
| sincere, frank and manly in his conduct;
wearing his heart on his sleeve:" never
saying one thing and meaning another; and
withal, pure national patriot, holding him
self above oil sectional prejudices.
| We uOlu, ulOT6ON0T, IudL Tue COuuuCL Vi
the war has been marked by brilliant Sc
ries of the most wonderful victories, except
few instances of disaster, caused by such
copperheads as Mcclellan and Buell..
We still believe that this wicked rebellion
will be squelched in the original ninety
days, and that the only reason why few
old women did not whip the rebels before
| breakfast, was because Father Abraham, In
the kindness of his heart Csee Tod on deser-
ters) failed to corscript them out of tender
regard for age and sex.
! We don't believe that any body's hurt,
the crisis being purely artificial 1t is our
belief that large sum is moro easily paid
than larger one; and we are sure, from per-
sonal experience, that it is easier to pay
when we have the means of paying, than
when we have not.
The National debt we consider a mere
trife, as we have been convinced, by an a
rithmetical calculation, that our women can
churn it out in ten years. Come butter,
come
We believe in the Union Party thai
is, we don't believe it's party at all; but
devised for the pure and holy purpose OF
putting down this wicked rebellion, and saw
ing the best Government in the world. 1t:
leaders are all honest patriots, caring moth
ing for office, except when it is forced upon
them. Their motto is: TO the devil with
your oficesl We are for our country-oul
whole country-and our home is in the
bright settin' sunP
We are very much in favor of calling
Democrats 'Copperheads,' and enemies il
our midst We think they all ought to b.
killed. Burning at tho stake would be emf
nently proper. Sharp pine splinters ought
to be stuck into their flesh and set on fire
No Union man should deal with them, ex
cept to take their money-never neglectine
to call them traitors as soon as they leave
the store or shop.
We believe in Tod, Dennison, Darlington
and Jim Lane.
Other thoughts crowd upon US, but We
have probably said enough. If any hol-
low skeptic ia so depraved as tc
think US insincere, let him bring on hi
horn, and have US sworn.-Logan( o. Gazette