Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08
Telegraphed to the Trinity Journal.
Democratic state Convention

SACRAMENTO Sept. 7, 1865, P NJ
The Douglas Democratic State Convention
nominated C. f. Price, of Siskiyou, r. j. Ham
mond, of San Joaquin, Humphrey Griffith, o
Yolo, and P \. De La Guerra, Of Santa Barbara
as Presidential Electors.
The Convention passed resolutions endorsing
The nomination Of Douglas aud johnson decar
ing themselves in favor Of Pacific Railroad
daily Overland mail, and Telegraphic connection
with the Eastern States.
1t severely consnres the California delegates L
the Charleston and Baltimore Conventions ~ ue
nouncing all except Maj. Bidwell as uaI'3's' M ~
Convention endorsed the Charleston pl"'iU1r 1,'i !"
and The administration Of Gov. Downry' Inc
Convention adjourned at > cIoc.' luis a''ein00"
amid great enthusiasm aud cheering I
An immense Douglas ratification mce'lIV
. now beino held in front Of the Orleans hoy
!, , , COOP clrlzrx co1r.-Nr. can2SIc.@ c'G,, = a,
! late proprietor Of the Travellers farewell to
p the moath Of Browns Creek, Hbe Old man
, Trinity last Saturday mornjYFrancisco then
5 will tary few weeks i9/flis childhood. lie
sail for France, the boM the coming year at
will probably spend Xfs us. in an cndeayor to
$ Washington Ci'y,% the Mexican Government
f recover adem/repery several years ago. In
t for dcstruct< it was,) the ArcltJaH Gracic
! 1851, (wIfan Francisco with arms, amnuni-
e sailed hppiiea for the Liberal party Of MEXICO
d to%sel and cargo was owned by Mr.. Gros,
a The had engaged to deliver the munitions Of
.>6r 10 Alvarez and Comonlort at Acapulco.
The vessel was captured by Santa Anna's troops
in one Of the Mexican ports san Bias, we think
the cargo seized and appropriated, and the
crew, including Mr.. Gros, kept in irons and
treated in the most cruel and shameful manner
for four months. The value Of the vessel and
cargo was $4,000, and Mr. Gros now holds
bond given by the Mexican Government, in 1857,
at the time of the Forsyth treaty, for the amount,
with interest, which has now reached the sum OF
S250,00O. The old man believes that as soon as
the McLane treaty with the Mexican Government
is ratified he will receive indemnity for his losses
if not for his wrongs. We earnestly hope he may
be successful, and with the snug little sum he
will realize, spend the remainder OF his days IN /
the comfort and happiness he so well deserves
We imagine, however, that he will never forgive
Santa Anna and his greasy minions for the ras-
cally treatment he and his companions received .
during their tedious march, in irons, from the .
place Of capture 10 the City Of Mexico, and the (
our months confinement in the muSty dungeons
If that city And we hope he won't
PoIwcAL.-lt is time for US to say that the
columns Of the Journal are open to each and
every one Of the parties in Trinity that it will
afford US pleasure at any time to present to
readers through our columns, the proceedings Of
or meetings Of any party, but that
we shall charge our usual advertising rates for
all political NOTICES, calls, announcements, etc.
Communications Of political nature, when
not Of too partizan or oHcnsiye a nature Will be
and on any and all occasions parties
VINO may consider themselves aggrcvcd, will be
norded TIE opportunity Of replying. In this
onncction we refer to the letter Of a Douglas
ity correspondent, published to day, which al
housh respectful in tone, in some regards is un.
,allcd-ior. Mr.. Walter. the Assembly nominee
)f the Douglas party, is particularly aimed at,
tnd the author courts reply either from that gen
Icnan or any other who may disagree with him
IN relation to matters treated. In regard to the
action Of the Douglas City delegation in Conyen-
.ion we know and care nothing II the dele
lates mjsrepresentel their constituency, as
'hargcd, they should be remembered. As to Mr..
Walter, We disagree in some particulars with our
correspondent.
DEMOCRATIC CouNgY CoNyENwoN.-Tho Brcck-
nridge and Lane Democracy OF Trinity assem-
lied in Convention on Wednesday and transacted
he business before them in quiet and becoming
manner, as Will be seen by the proceedings else.
Ahere. The representation, though not large,
comprised some OF the best men in the county,
and the entire proceedings were Of the most har-
nonloos nature. After organizing the Conven.
ion proceeded to nominate Mr.. Jas. Gallagher,
of this place, for Representative. No other can
lidate was placed before the Convention, and the .
nomination Of Mr.. Gallagher was unanimous, and
was responded to in brief and very appropriate
manner
The supporters of Breckenridge aud Lane claim .
10 be the regular Democracy of Trinity. and
whatever doubts We may have before entertained
N that connection, we must now acknoWl ledge .
hat they have proved themselves such. Oar /
reasons Tor so stating, are that bill Of arreara-
{es for Democratic printing done last year, was
presented to the Convention and was promptly
lquldated by the delegates. Such recognition
ii stale printing account generally the worst
AHN"j N'N'i'ig shLiH4lCa ua ludt luty are me De
nocracy.
\ SAD CASE OF DMENrM.--A man named
'hlip Rineman, who arrived in this city from
Neavervile several days since, and has been
stopping at the lawson House, was yesterday
'wested and confined as insane a day or two
lgo he sent to his brother in Ohio, by Wells,
Fargo Co., $4,000, and retained on his person
about $780, in coin and dust. This amount he
yesterday offered to give TO his acquaintances.
acting wildly meanwhile, as if he did not know
Hhat he was doing On their refusing to take it
ne rushed to the foot of d street aud threw the
purse containing it into the muddy Yuba. He
then brandshed a knife and pistol in crazy
and could not be arrested by the officers
without rough usage. After being conveyed to
the station house he became quite calm and fell
asleep 1t Is said this mental arrangement re-
suits from brooding over the intdelity of his wife,
VINO Is now married to another man in Trinity |
nty-.NaysUAe Democrat.
HUMBOLDT DEMoCRACY.--The Douglas party |
met at Eureka on the 9th ult, and elected ]. T. /
VA n lin ot,l