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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-26

BRIGHAM YoUNG, in a letter addressed 70 the
Mormons, says that the present war is vista
ton 4" from Heaven, upon the people, because
they killed the prophet of God, Joseph Smith
Tr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-26

THE PRINoEss OF WALEs.-The Observer info..,
that the Princess Alexandra, the young bri%s
of the prince of Wales is in a state of exnectar
cy, and will probably make Queen Victori, =
grandmother about the last of March newt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-26

CHANGED HIS BAsE,-Our old Mincrsville friend
Sherm. II. Leach, has gone to San Francisco, to
spend the Winter. He has our thanks for bud
get of late San Francisco dailies.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-26

STATE DocUMENTs.-Senator Jones is thanked
for pamphlet copies of the messages of Cows.
Stanford and Low, and copy the proceedings
of the California State Teachers Institute.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-26

PRESIDENT LNCoLN.--The Stockton Irdependent
in commenting upon the nomination, election
and policy of President Lincoln, comes to the
following just conclusions, which we believe will
be generally endorsed by loyal men
" with such man at the head of the army
and the civil Government, the Nation is secure
secure at once from its enemies, its inuducious
friends and his own ambition. No visions OF
Cromwell and Napoleon rise up to alright US
we feel that in Mr.. Lincoln the ancient Liberties
OF the people have protector whom ambition
can no more tempt from duty than could the
devil persuade the Savior of mankind into his
worship. His simple honesty of purpose and
self abnegation, surrounded as he is and invest
ed with almost unlimited earthly power, mpart
to this man a more than Roman LOYALTY and
grandeur What miserable burlesque upon
american character will it be it, at the next Pres
idental election, any considerable number of the
loyal people vote against such man. for the lit
tie ambitious, superficial, selfconceited puffed
up graye-digger of the Chckahominvp >
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-26

4T'VI WUVVIUU
editer APPEL Scri shel tax the libbyty to CORY
spon to yu on the subgec of the war; in the fnst
place shell talkk to yu kandely nou that VOC
biong TO tina klas abbilishun an tha helm hippv-
kitcle ni ylrtu ov tha centamenc tharefur az ced
l shel 'aikk tu yn kandely in the fust plac viii
Civ yu skedg NV mi histyre mi nam ~ yu 90
blow " efrim doodg from ilenoi so va will CO i'm
gef davs man but me an mi wifi nance don't lilk
nigers on level with us an eff ole alb linkin
maks EN- lie be dam eff don't xii evri abilishin !
getz mi hanze on now that's sword tn an no lots
ov felles gis mi kind on that subgic 500 vn abl-
ishuns best drap tha subgec uf fren tina niogrrs
an adVykat stat rites er il be Gust eff va linkin
nlringS a Goht bee demorryized furyu su6gagat da
scouth lie drap yer another Letter Directly
ctrim dood0
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-26
FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY,

next, with the intention of leaving the county.
which renders the settlement of all Indebtedness
necessary previous to that date. All those hay
ing claims against the firm will present them for
payment JOHN NICKEL & co.
North Fork, Dec. 25th, 1868. 40tfl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-26
THIRTY DAYS NOTICE.
SETTLEMENT WANTED!

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
n indebted to the firm of MECKEL & co.
North Fork, either by Note or Book Account, are
hereby notified that one of the members of the
firm will withdraw from the business on the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-26

letter FROM AN /" INTELLIGENT " ILLINOIS Cor
PERHEAD.-A " constitutional - fellow who is in
fear that Sambo is to be put on the same seat
with him again, sends the following to the Ma
rysyille APpeol:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16

"THE SOBER SECOND THoUeHr. The follow
gus and Atlas is significant of the rapid changes
of public opinion which are now going ON against
the Abolition party and policy. 1tsays:
There are ten towns in Wyoming county, and
n.ne of them have elected Democratic Supervis
ors, as follows: Warsaw. Sheldon, Bennington.
Orangeville. Wethers6eld, Java. Attica. China,
Eagle. This county gave I 200 majority for
Wadsworth, Military Abolitionist.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-16
ECH OF
HON. DANIEL W. VOORHEES,,
OF INDIANA,
ON THE CONSUMPTION BILL,
IN TIE anI-sE OF REPRESENTATIONS. ZEE D lS63.


IN TIE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, FEB. D, 1863.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26
Can this war be closed.

We say it can, if the Administration at
Washington so will it. If the object is, TO
restore the Union as it was, and retain the
Constitution as it is, the Union can yet be
restored But certain indications of po-
liticians and presses connected with the
party in power, leave no hope for such a
contamination.
Already the edict of ABRAHAM has gone
rth, and every politician and press, small
d large, OF the Abolition school, have
ken up the howl, that slavery, over all
is broad land. must he wiped out be-
re this war ceases,
We want all true Union men, to notice
ese indications for themselves, and see
what we state, is not borne out, by the
Il and circumstances that daily and hour
transpire. See the ominous silence
aintainsd by the Cabinet at Washing.
n. Have they for the last year, insugu'
ted one single measure that looks like
earnest desire 10 restore the the Union
our fathers made it? have they even
thOritatively announced principle or I
,liey, that is to guide them in the furthe
oseeutiOn Of this war? The people ar
Ia that the object is to restore the Union
e say that is delusion, for il sucn wa
3 Q desire, now is the time. when the pres
se of victory has crowned our arms, Bn
the policy Of the Administration is sucl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26
THE uooTaISEs WE ADVOCATE.

Equal and exact justice 10 all men, OF whatever
state or persuasion, isligous or POLITICAL
Peace commerce ana honest friendship with all
nations, eDtangling alliances with none; =
The sapp1r' of tbs S,dLs dove, .mea', l., an Msir
rJ'fS as the most comp tent ADMINISTRATIONS for our
domestic concerns, aud the surest buwaks against
anti repub ean tendencies;
The preservation OF the general government ~ its
whole constt toual Sgor, the sheet anchor, uf our
peace at home and s,fety abroad;
Jealous cAre Of the right of election by the peo-
piei
mld AMI safe corrective Of abuses which are lon
ped by the sword of revolution, where peaceahe rene
dies are unproVided;
Absolute acquiesctnce in the decisions OF the ma.
Iorlyi the vital principe Of republics from which ~
no appeal but TO force, the vital principle sui imedi.
ate parent Of despotsm;
we'll disciplined militia, our best reliance in peace,
and Tor the hrst momenis ofwar Till regulars may re-
leye them;
Tho supremacy of the civil over the military au.
Economy in the publie expense, that labor may lie
lightly burdened;
The honest payment OF our dahis, and sacred pre.
servAton OF the public faith
Encouragement ofagrcuiture, aud Of commerce as
its handmade
The Il fhson Of information, and arru Snment of all
ahnset at the bar nf puflic reason;
Freedom Of religion,
FREEoON OF THE Par =;
Amt free on OF person aiisr N protection Of the HA
COnpUs;
And trial by jurles imparrally selected"
THOMAS JEFFERSON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26
why didm't TI,ey1

Why didn't the ltepu hlicans adopt the Crit
tendon Compromise, aud thus prevented this
war 2
What mad them organize sectional
parry, when Washington told them moi 10 ?
Why dad they tell the people thar there
would be- no WARP
Why did they tellus that the South couldu't
be kicked out Of the Union ?
Why did they tell US when the war began
tlm' slavery was cause of weakness To the
South
Why d. they now tell us that il Is a cause
of southern sIronplh2
What arc they 6stiug for?
They shd the South was burden 10 ms
Are they Sighting to retain aud bear that
bntden2
They said We had to pay South Carolina
postage DO they fight that they may con.
tiuHe ~
The Union party Is mainly compcsed Of
men who said the Constitution is a league
with hell The men who now sing "Rslly
Ronnd The Fh0, hoys," are the same mei
who aad, "rear down the Haunting lie .
The iias shey have heen used TO rail-, round
ana only sixteen stars on il, and the inscrip
= bore, was mo Union with shareholders. :
Sidney Dsmocrn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26

egsteu 20 nseii, since that woald have made
its discretion, and not the Constitution, the
measure Of ITS powers; but that, as in all other
cases Of compact between parties having no
common judge, each party has an equal rio BIT
TO Judge for itself, as weUo( infrdefions, as
of the mode and measure Of redress
Behold. Mr.. O., here Is the now bitterly
stigmatized Calhoun doctrine set forth in
all its length and breadth. If any thing
different, il tianscends the worst theory OF
the worst South Carolinians. Aud yet it
is the formally announced doctrine Of the
present U-n-i-o-n party Of Ohio. Mr.
CHASE declared that, in the persons Of the
criminals who had been consigned to pun
ishment, the State rights and integrity of
Ohio hal been violated and Ohio had the
right to judge of the iidiaction "as well as
of the mode and measure OF iedress".-
Here was declaration OF what CRAId-
HEAD calls the doctrine OF secession, and
here, also, was loud demand, made by
his party, for putting that doctrine into
practice. What set of men are these
life long traitors to the t'nion and the
Constitution, who now prate so vocifer-
ousIy about loyaltyl Their loyalty is to
the negro alone, for whose sake l,rofessedly
they would tlanple the Constitution in the
dust, rcnd the Federal Union, and, with
irons. manarle the limbs Of while men
They are traitors aud iisunionists now, as
they have ever been. a.I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26
mOTToEs FOR THE TIMES.

lyon may give the people mecensry Senate
you may give them venal House OF assembly; YOU
may give them trucking Congress and tyrannioal
Pnnce--but give me an unfetteTed press, and Will
de. you y encroach hsir's breadth upon then
berties. ."-Shelidan.
+ DEhOCRACY.--'A sentiment not to be appalled,,
corrupted OF compromised. II knows no baseness
nconersto no danfeT; II oppreHses no weakness.
Destructive only Of desposm il u the sole conserya.
tor OF Liberty, Labor and Prosper y IL is the senl-
ment OF freedom OF equal rights, Of equal obligations
the law of nature pefvadng the Law Of the land"
"The sole responsibility OF our disagreement, and
the only difficulty In the way Of amcabla adjust.
men, is with the Republican party Senator Doug
las, January 3, 1851.
"Clns TO ths Constitution, ss the shipwrecked
mariner chngs TO the last plank when ne hi and the
tempest close around him."-Daniel Webster.
"Whlle the Army Is fighting, you, az citizens, see
That the war In prosecuted for the preservation OF the
Union and Constitution for your Nationality and your
rights AZ citizenS." General Geo Is. McCellen.
''Ihe great issua heiOr. the country is this Shall
Abolitlonism put down Aboliuonsm. ."-Henry Clay,
1889 -''
he lust and tear not Let all the ends thou aime Il
at he thy Country's thy Gods and Truths"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26
A German view of the war.

The 81. Louis AnSeiger, German organ
IN 81 Louis, notices u statement in the Scien-
htG american, that this country is growing
r,ch and prosperous. under the horrors Of civil
war, and says
So this war makes US rich does il? Oh,
yes those who glory ia contracts aud fat ofi,
ces, or IN cotton, among whom there are also
honest men and many thieves with or with.
out shoulder straps la New York alone one
hundred aud fifty wholesale houses are poiut
ed out, the owners oil which have become
mlhonairrs through the war and are now rev.
eihnP ~ II luxury such hs ihr world has nay e
er before seen. These gentlemen of course
would not make any objection il the war were
to continue three years or more. Ii is also
correct that business is brisk in the center of
cnnimprce trade and manufactures. at least
in certain branches. But the people. the
country AT large---hOw are they to make riches
by the war2 Perhaps by the destruction of
cities and villages aud farm houses, of bridves
and railroads, and smiling cOru6alds? Have
we, perhaps, grown rich here in Missouri,
where there Hre districts in which, for over
a hundred miles, u solitary American iresde
shows where there was formerly human bab-
llationt Is the country growing rich by the
fact that one million OF strong laboring men
curry muskets, instead of their tools Of ayri.
culture, profession, art or trade? Or is the
country enriched by having It's youths killed
off on the battle fields, by having lost ALREADY,
by sword, bullets and sickness five hundred
thon9and producers-this country so thinly
populated at the best2 Is it not a real insult
to sonHd common sense and to humanity that
some persons want to assure the thousands of
poor soldiers, widows aud orphans of this
country, that they are growing rich aud rros
porous because in New York, Boston aud Phil
adelpha and Chicago not in 81 Louis-ricb
people build ships aud palaces enough?
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26
SHERIFFS SALE



Hamilton Garner 4 Co.
DN virtue Of and IN obedience to, the command OF a
- yend execution, sc. TO me directed from the Su-
penor Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio will ofer
az pubic sale al the door OF the Court House IN the
city Of Dayton, on
Saturday, September 49, 1868,
AZ two O'Clock IN of said day, the following described
real estate, as the property OF Hamilton Garner Co
being die undivided one half d the following described
real estate, TO wit Bepumng the north side OF lot
NO 1882 IN the city Of Dayton thirty three feet west
OF the northeast corner OF said lot No 1889 thence
south parallel th the east line Of said ol 10 the u OF
the depth OF said lot thence west parallel with the
north line Of said lot and lot 1881 m said city 80 feet;
thence north parallel with the east line Of lot No. 1892
to the north line OF said lot No 1885, thence with
the north line Of lot Nos 1881 aud 1859 thirty three
feet to the place Of beginning,
The above described premises under former exc.
utlon were app aised at $500
lhe above described premises we're taken on exeeu-
ton rs the property OF hamllion Garner 4 Co. at the
SUIT Of shedens slason vs. Hamilton Garner Co.
T. above property cannot sell ior less than u Of
the apprAsement 1erms cash
GEORGE WOGAMAN, shsuh Mont county
CHAKLEs PAnROrr, Attorney au22w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26
AideTs and AbetsOrs Of Rebel
lIOh.

ANY person claiming strict construction
OF the Constitution ~ an ader aud ahetlor of
rebellion - Ben Hlide, abolition Seaato,.
So any official that would insist upon
"Siricts' carrying ont the principles of the
Constitution, according to his oath, must be a
rebel. What traitors then, were The follow.
Ing authors ll.kEty
In questions Of power let no more be said
OF conhdr nee Ia mau, bat bind him down from
mischefby HE chaips of the Constitution -
Thomas Je6ersoa
Our Constitution is no longer a doubtful
experiment; and al the ehd OF nearly half a
century We find IL has preserved unimpsired
the liberties OF the people, secured.the rights
OF property, and thai our country has i'm
proved, and IS hourishinp beyond any former
example in the history of nations - Aadrelo
JdcksoH
"Lrnitsd by The Constitution TO general
snperintending power To msininin peace at
home a, abroad, aud TO prescribe laws on IA
tew SUBJECTS OF general interest not calculated
TO restrict human liberty but to enforce hu-
man rights. this Government will find ito
strength aud its glory in The faithful discharge
OF these plain and simple duties = Andrew
Jackson
ltiswell known there always have been
| those amongst us who wish to. enlarge the
"%s,S p"rsn,e 81 yn LUX "ens'a' GpIernmenE ana ex'
tendency on the mart Of bis Goyerrman, r"n, to 70
cuerstep the b0hndnfssmnR.si ait far if6V
NE C3"st'f"hon Its leeillmale authority is
i", b;oh 1 '",ar,t oa,ai , ,"r ~, Tue purposea Tor
rressIy enumerated tbere cap,he No V, ;ns,ieoa ea
ton for claiming beyond Them. Eserg at
tempt 10 e1eIrise Poper 6ego,d these limits
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26
Tbe war Denlo.,n, Dodg..

The Lousyilr Jomnai thus eurrectly hits
on ms m'r'"h'r fraud aud deception. Il
The meeting Of War Democrats at In.
d,RnnpI's turns ont TO be simply meeting
.oi keroL'oans Of Democratic anteeedents'
ihr ALTAR evidently belongs TO that sort Of
JpF9lInr "hirh compreheuds the taking of a
trek with q ra't card The gentlemen in
question had ALREADY oure Joined The Repnb-
mean n, party They are accordingly past cards
hey are played ont They can not again
ll,ry taGe h'rIek ~ the present game The
attempt is contrary TO the rules Of fair nlav
Being exposed, The attempt Of course amounts
70 nothing, though whether or not il carries
with y a forfeit remains to be seen. II h
shall not the Republicans of our sister State
whl have reason to congratulate themselves
on 30 ehefp getting out Of very shallow
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26
The Greenbnck.Iteai

Who sold to the Government, for the use OF
soldiers, shoddy clothing that one rain would
utterly Destroy
Republican -Greenback ck-shodiy.contraetor
Who sold shoes to the soldiers that had pa.
per solesH
Republican Greenbaek.shoddy- contractors
Who have speculated Of the soldiers2
Republican Greenbaek Paymastersi
Who have made money off the contractors
of al kinds in this WARP
Republican -Greenbae Patriotsp
Who form Union Leagues, but do not 20 to
the war?
Cotton Spectators, DRAFT Commissioners,
roslmaslers etc all belonging to the Green.
back nrisloeraey .......
Who want the war prolonged indefinitely
that they may make money!
The Greeubaek patriotsl-H6n Adv.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26

a. Is indicated oy the politicians ana pres.
Gee o tie pstig hen, indeed, is the pros
p emuy speedy peace, OF res
toration OF the Union, "And the youngest
babe at its mothers breast may not live to
see the end"
II has hitherto been our boast that the
people ruled in this country, and any Adj
ministration Or party that run counter to
the clearly expressed popular will could
not long retain power and should not.
We are firmly convinced, that n large ma
iority of the American people North and
South desire an honorable peace on the
basis of the old Union, they desire that the
blood and carnage, that have made desc
late so many homes aud liresides shall
cease, that no more of our young men may
40 forth to battle. if il ran he honoiably
avoi'led and above all they want no more
victims sacrificed on the bloody altar Of
Abolitionism. We say majority of the
people desire this. Shall The will of the
people he consulted, or shall the reckless
men who now hold power be ollowel to
shape matters to further their own ambi-
tions and wicked designs Answer at
the ballot box.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Joseph Rehiln VI. James Hudson and Robe IT Hud.
son Mpntgomery county Superior Court. Case
No. 2752. -
Rf virtue OF aD execution issued by the Clerk Of
- the Suierior Court within aud for tho county Of
Montgomery and STATE Of Ohio | will Offer al public
srle a. the door the Cont House in the city OF
Dayton, On
Sdtriiy. October 3 1868,
At2 o'clock OF said day, the following describe
real estate, viz: lot numbered four thUu sand Ave
hundred and eighteen a 5ls) numbered on the re.
Nsed pat OF the city Of Dayton, county Of MOntgOm
cry sad state OF Ohio.
Taken on execution as the property Of James Hud-
sonh Vie SUIT OF Joseph krhln against James and
Robert Hudson.
Appraised at one hundred and seventy i've dollars
tsl7o) and cannot sell Tor less than tw lhIds OF said
apprnsement Terms caAh.
GkORGE WOGAMAH, Sherih Mont county
THREhHgk JoRDAE, Attorneys. au2ggts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26
sHERIFFs SALE.


Andres Fisher ct al Case No. 9 g7 Yn
IQh virtue OF and IN obedience to the command OF
ID an orier Of sale to erted by the Superior
sale ut the door Of the Court House. 10 the city OF
Dayton
Saturday, htpteinbsf Oh, 1853,
at Zoelock M, of SAID day, the following described
real estate 70 WI Situated IA the county OF bont.
gomery and state Of Ohio nj In the city of Dayton
viz
Lot numbered thrty-iour hundred and sixty hye
lS4B5 a. numbered the revised plat Of the city Of
Dayton.
sad lot rs situated on Howard street. near Ffth on
which, situated good two story frame house. stable
shrhhbery, De- and has been pprRlttd al $3.50 and
cannot se for less than thirds Of said app
Terms cash. GEORGE WOGAMAN Sherin
lhuh, j, > SMITH, AIRY augs2Wd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-26
Chris1 Asalns, ane-AboIltIon,s,.

Chrst--Blessed is the peace maker
Otionist-Cursed is the peaca maker
G. Blessed are the merful, for they shall
obtain mercy
Ab-Gursed are they lhattak about mercy
c Except you forgive your enemy, neither
viii your Heavenly Father forgive your tres
pas
life -.tI l4a III
C.-Thou shalt not kill, e.. .-.
Bb-Thou shah kiil- air Democrais, Cor
perheads, &c uifto t
I C-Peter put up his sword again.
Alb Put not up the sword hot kill an
slay W..
C-l)early beloved. avsngs not vnnrselC
Tor It IS written saith the Lord, that venrence
Is mine aud will repay them iir .. -..
.Ah h-Dearly beloved avenge and arm yonr
serves 70 lake yengenee on Democrats, Cop
perheads, &c, for this is a Christian duty; 10
s9yeth Methodist Episcopal conference in
New York -
C--lf it he possible, as much as il lieth in
you, live peaceabie-with-a all men -.---
,o1 40 Ca Live y not Peaeeable wi'h Democrats
C.--l therefore, if the enemy hunger. feed
hun; i he thirsis give him drink; In 80 doins
thou shalt heap eOala OF 6Fe ON his head.
Adj Thy enemy hunger let him siarve
It he thirst let him suffer
ms Is The nature and feeling of the Aboli
tionists IN regard 20 oil men that say any
thing about the present Administration and
speak in favor of peace. Gsa