Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-14
WEAvERvrLtE, Nov. 10th. 1857.

ED. JOURNAL Occupying somewhat similar
position with the howery " Dartmouth - it being
now considerable over n year Since communica
ted to the public my opinion on any subj, CT
through the medium OF the press, and having also
had an attack Of those chagrnng visitors which
my friend, The scholar of Oregon Guch styles
the - blues" not. however, from the Recollection
pi rosy lips. SPARKLING eyes, or enamoring smil s.
ilke the Captive iotharo of Oregon Gulch. III
this one particular, however. heartily commise-
rate MS situation. But gallant friend
Don't let thy heart dcspond
There are lots of fair ones yet beyond.
In his spicy metaphysical disqnisiinn. he tells
us that there is a guarantee tor wint'r sup.
ply of th" soul saving cup of affection on the
Gulch, at two bits per glass, ami that majority
oil the traders in tn rrqnS t" sweet first open,
their eyes on the shores of the Emerald Isle. This
Learned gradual may be true or may be false fn.
aught know or care, but by the b,r, TWO h t.
per glass is decd, dlv a big raise in the value of
this article for less Than one year ago the worthy
Dartmouth" himself was one OF the leading re-
tail IN rchans Of This magic am. and most
bountiiuly supplied the wants of his patrons with
the choicest article at lZ8 cents per glass Bnt
his naughty npis shhors OH the Gulch. tnvyng his
prosp rous condition, entered into a most wicked
combination against him. and 10 ere the lapse of
thrty days the orc" prosperous merchant be-
came, like those cranIums he 50 ca>s.caliy de-
tcribes, literally "cnved."
He further tells us that thCre are factions on
the Gulch known as" Corkonans.o +" Far-down
ers" and Connaught men, and that the issues
which kept them at var ance at home are renewed
on the Gulch with tenfod vgor. That such is.
sues as the above ever existed in Ireland is some.
thing new to the read, OF Irish history. S lch
historical ignorance emenating ON the master
pen OF the scholastic graduate of the far fam,
Dartmouth College. is truly astonishing for that
no such difference exists now or ever d d. is we'll
known to every intelligent mind within the lin.
its Of the United States. To say, then that issues
of the above any other kind have ever k. pt the
people OF Ireland ut vara c., save that honest
and noble difference which divides the opinions Of
freemen from the tail sturdy pines of Maine to
the blooming cotton fields of Alabama, and from
thence to the golden shores of the Pacific, would
be gross fabrication and historical misrepre
Bentation; viz an honest and patriotic political
difference. This, snpient Dartmouth" at once
demonstrates your ignorance of the subject on
which you have written. But perhaps such des-
perate acts of national Misrepresentation are
peculiar to broken down merchants and defeated
politicians, therefore in the tullness of my heart
poor Dartmouth" ! freely forgive you, but
would respectfully caution you the next time YOU
undertake to write, to inform yourself little
better on your subject, and remember that these
very Celts whom you freely tried to calumniate.
their Landed adherence and political magnanimi-
~, one year ago magnifed like the virtue of Mo-
ma, the Vesta, in your anxious. circnmspect, po-
lltical optics, simply because some of them who
knew you not supported you. but now that they
do, apprehend they would never be so verdant
again. Not being so favorably blessed rs TO have
the name of any learned institute to to designate
myself by. must be content to subscribe myself
yours, &c, in the plain initials, ]. NJ.