The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-01
NUMBER 5
From. the La osse Wisconsin Democrat
Cox, ssiess Oar Noble President.


God Bless Oar Xca.e President.
Yesterday was Fas. Day. The Widow
maker called for haif a million n.cn an
then asked God 10 bic him for the cruel
Ieci. And in this connection We are led
TO repeat:
God Bless our noble President.
and for what. For Icing President
No, For being 4 statesman, NJ. Fer
being the second Wash:rg.oiiy No. Then
why is he deserving Il Divine BE -sing!-
We will fell ycu
In early lie he was lon. lis boyish
days We're spent God only knows where or
how. HIS budding manho Il WI ted awar
IN splitting rail- steering a Fat boat or in
telling obscene yarns i'll eorncr roggerics.
BY accident he was nominated f,r Iresi-
dent and c'cctcd ~ the efforts o! dishonest
oiice seekers. And VIII N elected he took
solemn oath to work ior he good of the
c untry-to honor tAe i'uion-to respect
the Const.tut:On-to enforce obedience To
tie laws And now rs his term is draw
ing to u close he asks God 10 bless him.
and h.s satellites over the hsn,l repeat with
mock carneStncsg:
t,oi bless our noble President,
Bless him ior being the poorest apology
for u Chief Magistrate the world ever
saw.
Bless our noble President for being the
only clown hnffoon andstory teller ever
elevated 70 a position Of influence in this
country.
Bless him for filing The land with smut
ty iokes-with ioul-mou;hed aud obscene
stories which even blackgards by profess
sion are ashamed To repeat.
Bless him for overriding ali laws both hu-
man and divine.
Bless liii for his inibccile incompetency
and for his success in running great ma
ton
Bless hirn for turning the war for the
restoration Of the Union and for the sup
preston of the rebellion into a wicked and
lHurderseus crusade for cotton. niggers
and power
Bless HIM for making million Of Wild
owS and FIVE millions Of orphans.
Bless him for rcbbng the north of it's
s;ncw using the bodies of those whose
servant hc is to enrich the soil of rebel ter
ritory
Bless him for calling for the strength
OF the nation in driblets and cmasculating
the power which il rightly used. would
have in half the time he has been on the
throne, ranked the United States as the
prouieSt, bravcst and most prosperous ma
ton on the face Of the globe
B.ess him for piling mountains OF taxes
upon us-for the stamps we usc-for the
depreciation OF our cnrrency--for the pov-
erty AID suffering in the land-tor
the thousands of women he has forced in
to houses Of prostitution-for the thou
sands Of broken hearts-for the thousands
ot' orphaned children who will curse him
iorever-ior tie army of cripries-for the
corruption in high rlaccs-ior the tramp
ling upon the liberties of free people
for freeing the negroes by stroke of his
pcn-fnr continuing this war till slaves are
free |, thus proving the foolishness Of his
proclamation-for the failure of our armies
for the deprivation OF rights which
have made America the home for all of
Gods oppressed-for the depopulation of
the land and the feeling Of undefnable
dread for the future which might have
been golden had he been more If man
and statesman, and less of Il clown and pill
ant tool in the hands of fanatics.
lcs-Bless our noble President May
his days be long in the land-his years be
long in power that the war may he contin-
ucd-his friends enriched at the expense
Of the peolc-that the hayoreis of his
troops and the forced votes Of the soldiers
may override the wishes of those who sup
pert theln--that new graves may tie open
ed and millions Yet be called from their
homes 10 aid IN the foolish attempt TO car
~ ont my plan.