Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07
70, And Jefferson took courage

might and day crying with q lout
voice, Peace, Peace,-brothers ofth,
North, compromise with your South
fern brothers; and he deceived tn,
people.
| II. And when these unclean spirit.
came out Of the mouth of the dragon
and ont of the mouth of the beast
and out Of the false prophet, ?
| 78. They assumed unto themselves
forms like men; and Judas assame ed
the form of the State Rights, the Da,
Book, and the Chicago T,mes. And
burr took the form of Pendleton, and
Benedict Arnold that of Fernando
Wood. al - a9E
70. And those unclean spirits kiss.
ed Abraham and said, Father Abra-
ham. we are loyal and for the Union;
and they deceived the Puritans and
raised an exceeding great army Of
Copperheads at the North.
so And the Copperheads did fight
the army of the Lord in the rear, and
Jefferson did fight the army Of the
Lord in front, - rT-E q
81. And sorely oppressed the army
of Abraham until there was slain oil
the Union army two hundred and
forty and six thousand.
80. And Abraham was troubled
and covered himself with ashes and
prayed to God.
SO. And the Lord answered Abra
ham and said. Fear not Abraham
for thou art Honest Old Ate.
S4. And ] will call my servants the
Johns, wheel horses of Democracy,
John Dougherty. John A Logan,
and John A. McClernand, and one
Bob Ingersoll, and Isham N Hsynie
and Stephen S. Hicks, to undeceive
my people.
IS. And the Johns, ministers OF
! God, raised the cloak from the Da,
Book and the Chicago Times anG
State Register, which was Judas L.
cariot
sc. And behold there was conceal
ed mass of political corruption anC
treason, and Copperheads with fork
ed tongues. and stink as of carrior
rose from the presses, and the people
held their noses, and the Johns cried
with loud voice, Come and see
| 81. And Bob Ingersoll raised the
curtain from the form of Pendleton
which is Burr, and behold on his
brain were two negro babies, bis
breast was iron, his thighs and legs
clay, his feet we're cloven, and his
toes were copperheads.
! SS. And Robert cried with loud
voice, Bone and see. And the peo.
pie cried with one voice, Away with
such men from the earth; cruelty
them, cruelty them.
| 80. And t. e Johns raised the COW
ering from Fernando Wood, which is
Benedict Arnold, aud he had ter
heads, which were copperheads. his
conscience was scared as with a hot
iron, and he was given over to rep,
robacy of mind and hardness of hear
that he might believe a lie, that ht
might be damned, because he hello
the truth in unrighteousness.
/ 80. His face was also brass, and
his hidra heads hand forked tongues
like unto serpents, and on each heaC
he had horn that was called q di
+ lemma, and around each horn wa'
wounded huge rattlesnake, and OF
the top dag with stars and bars.
81. And the Johns and Bob spakI
unto the people in loud voice say
ing. Come, ceme and see.
II 92. And the people answered anC
said, 1t is revealed In the Scripture
that the seed of the woman shal
bruise the serpent's head, and they
stamped the Copperheads with thei
heels.
f SO. And the army of the Lord II
the South thrust through and through
the rattlesnakes of Dixie, and tn
, sneak peace serpents died suddenly
, without remedy.
"a. And the remnant of the arm,
of the Lord rejoiced saying, Il i
, finished, it is fnishedl Since Judas
, Arnold, land Burr, and VaIlandig
ham, and Pendleton are laid low n,
, teller is come up in the rear agains
US.
95. And the soldiers did spit upol
the dead carcasses of the Copper
: heads in the North, and bruised tn
heads of the rattlesnakes in th
South, and rested from their har,
7 fighting
96. And they took unto themselve
q wives of the daughters of Abraham
f and made and preserved Union.
' 81. And the Lord blessed Abrs
4 ham and cursed Vallandigham, an,
! put mark on him that he shoul,
deceive this nation no more for
Thousand years, After that he vii
RI be loosed a little season.
9S. Moreover, the Lord said unit
. Abraham, / have driven the rebel
! into their last ditch at Richmond an
Charleston. Hlee sFf--H
J, SO. And 1 will give unto Gran
power to fight the battles of th
Lord, and Richmond and Charlesto
: shall surely fall, and great will b
!, the fall thereof. And Abraham
e Gods chosen one, shall again rul
over the people, ,,.~s5I
d Io0.s Then shall this nation bet
:, their swords into plowshars and the
spears into pruning hooks, and kno