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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29
Vote the Union Ticket.

The Union ticket, both State and county, now
before the people is unexceplonable. The can
didates are qualified for the positions to which
they aspire, and are true to the Government
which in the present crisis is an alimportant
qualification. There may be many men the
opposite ticket whom we personally respect and
would under other circumstances support, but
we should bear this fact 10 mind that these men
are throwing their influence into the scale against
their country, and in favor of it's enemies, and
will vote accordingly.
1t certainly evinces q great amount of pre-
sumption for these men to ask Office of loyal
people; striving to get into positions that .hey
may feed live and fatten off the very bounty of
Of o nagnanimous Government which they are
continually striving to humiliate and destroy
If they were in the rebel ranks with muskets on
their shoulders, where most Of them would be,
did an opportunity present. we should be obliged
to shoot them or be shot by them. Now we find
them virtually on the rebel side, working for the
success of the Confederate Democratic ticket,
and it is as much our duty to defeat them as if
they were on the field of battle.
II we do have objections to any Of the Union
candidates we should lay them aside for the good
OF our common country, and vote the entire
Union ticket We want no halfway victory. If
you have a particle of regard for any one on
the secession ticket vote against him for his own
good, and let him know that If be wants the sup
port Of loyal men he must rot train among the
enemies OF his country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29
H HReware ."


Under this caption the Democratic organ Of
this county warns its flock to look out for false
hoods, roorbacks and misrepresentation from
this time till election day asserts that the Gov.
ernment has Censor at Washington, who will
let no messages pass but those which conduce to
Republican success that on election day ia Con
nectiout it was telegraphed that Charleston was
taken, etc. The editor evidently fears that the
telegraph will announce the fall Of Charleston
before the second of September, which will nee.
essarily diminish the Democratic vote
Why is il that the success of the National arms
over rebels, and the destruction of ibat hot bed
of treason where the last Democratic National
Convention was held, will have such n damaging
effect on the Democratic ticket in this State q
Because it would discourage many from voting
that ticket to see their cause sinking, and the
Southern wing OF their party being slowly but
certainly whipped into respect for the flag OF
their country.
This hypocritical "Peace party has falsely
pretended that it was for the Union in order to
wheede weak -tninded persons into voting the
ticket, hat this virtual acknowledgment that it
is the ally of traitors, and that news of Federal
victories will injure the Democratic and swell
the Union vote Of the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29
John Tahoe.

Among the numerous "Johns" on the Con-
federate ticket in this State that of old John
Tahoe, nee Bigler occupies an infamous eieva-
ton He outranks in rascaity the DID, broken
down political hack and defaulter, John B. We'll
Ter. One is from Pennsylvania, the other from
Ohio, and they constitute pretty pair OF "iaoks'
to represent the great free State Of California
We can see some excuse for men born and raised
in tie revoted States eapoasng the side of trea-
son and secession, in sympathy for personal
friends, but for such old dough faced Copper.
heads as the aforesaid "Johps" to go sneaking
round. snortng, jumping stia-iegged and shout
ing violation Of the Constitution. Tor the sole
purpose of assisting the rebels. and destroying
confidence in the Government, is enough to eX
cite the commisseration and contempt Of all
good men. Being of the Buchanan stripe oi
Democrats, these antique and played out hum.
bugs are now wiling 10 do the servie work oftbe
JEFF. Davis conspirators and excel in meanness
and ipbeciity the renowned old Pub Func. him
self
What true Southern man does not despise in
his inmost heart such obsequious tools as these.
who vounta tarily become double traitors, to their
native State and country? AS the monkey used
the cats paws to rake the chestnuts from the
fire, 30 will the conspiratOrs use these miserable
instruments of per6dy to accomplish their dirty
work OF secession. And what better ia N. Il.
Whitesides than they, except that he ia a Southern
man, and is openly in favor OF the Southern Con-
federacy. Vote against them and all their kind
on the second of September II you have any re-
spect for yourselves, your God or your country
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29
Election Day.

Before smother issue Of this paper, fellow clti-
gems. you will be called upon to exercise the
nobest privilege OF an American Freeman. In
this crisis OF our country 1t is important that
every man do his duty. The result of our State
election will be looked for with deep anxiety 10
every portion Of the country. Should we give
an overwhelming majority for Che Union ticket
it will send thrill of joy through every loyal
heart at home, and cause traitors and their sym
pathizers to gnasb their teeth and howl. But If
the traitor ticket should be elected Richmond
would be illuminated on the receipt of the news,
and broad grin of delight would mantle the
grim countenances of every rebel in the land,
while deep gloom would overspresd the loyal
people everywhere. How our hearts leaped for
JOY when the lightning flashed across the conti-
nsnt the glorious news that noble old lucky
had rolled up fifty thousand majority for the en-.
tire Union ticket. Governor Bramlstte, In hi.
speeches everywhere in that State endorsed the
Presidents war policy, the Proclamation of Free
dom. and tho enlisting of blacks to fight the
traitors, and the people endorsed him with that
majority. Will not California emulate the glo.
rous example Of gallant old Kentucky! Let the
heel Of public condemnation be placed on the
head of the serpent the second OF September
and straDgle the Gorgon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29
Fruits OF Modern Democracy,

OstensibIy the champions Of law and order
these Peace Democrats belle their professions by
engaging in the most brutal, savage and bloody
riots that ever disgraced the world, setting a.
defiance all laws Municipal, State, National and
Divine. Read the sickening details of their
proceedings in New York city, aud in other sec
lions of the country, and then decide whether
you will act with the party to which such de-
PRAYED mscreants belong. We hear it openly
asserted by the champions Of Democracy in thi,
State that If the laws OF the United States were
put in force here in relation to the draft they
would do as they did 10 New York No wonder
the great English historian declared Democracy y
TO be the most biting scourge the justice OF heaven
ever let loose on gully man" if such be De
mocracy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29
shabby-ContemptibIe-Dirty.

A communication appeared in the last issue OF
the Trinity National purporting to be written by
"A Republican from Principle" the object Of
which 10 10 create dissension in the Union party,
and thereby aid the rebel candidates or crafty
some petty personal spleen entertained against
Messrs Clifford and Kinds by this patriotic indi-
vidual. He says:
"I shall not support such nterlopers into the Re-
Publican ranks Richard Clifford and David Hinds-men
who but recently in full feather with the Breck.
inridge faction They have betrayed their friends and
they would betray 'ciH hare nothing to do wih any
Of their kind
II this correspondent is person OF ordinary
intelligence, which we doubt, be knows that it
was no Republican party which placed those
gentlemen ip nomination, but the Union party,
composed of the patriotic of all the old parties,
with the single object in view of maintaining
this Government at all hazards. and preserving
the Union ut any cost The real Democratic
party formerly believed with Andrew Jackson
that {" the Union must and shall be preserved y
Such were the political opinions of Richard Clif-
ford and David Kinds, and such they are yet
Now because they refuse to follow Gwin, Terry,
Robinson and others OF less note into treason ard
the support Of the Southern conspiracy this " Re-
publican from principle " denounces them as rem
egades and betrayers OF party. Dickinson, Dix,
Butler, Grant, burnside, Gilmore. Hooker, Stan
ton. Douglas, and hundreds OF thousands of 9th
era are Of tbe kind prescribed by this intelligent
correspondent, and if he persists in making an
ass of himself the Government and the Union
party will have to get along without his va liable
services.
1t is little singular that a true Union man
sh on Id seek such channel as the National to
communicate his opinions to his fellow citizens,
aud that be should feel such anxiety 10 see them
in print as TO offer to pay for them as an adver-
tisement The trick is Too palpable to deceive
any one and we venture TO say that if a Repub-
traitor than O Union man.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29
John IL. Weller.

The following extract from a speech delivered
by Weller while Minister to Mexico, during
the last days of Buchanans Administration,
shows the kind of Union sentiments this Peace
Democrat entertans
This between the North and the South must soon
suit the recognition of the Southern C0nfederacy The
South toilt be succesJul and the Southern Republic will
be your nearest neighbor, her southern border will
stretch along your northern one from the mouth of the
Rio Grande the mouth of the Colorado from the Gull
of Mexico TO the Gulf OF California you should If you
TO be of peace and amity with her refuse off
ctdy recognize the Gouetaeat Of Lineola By doing
you H estatsh bonds Of lasting friendship beceen Aer
co and The Confederate States Of Amertcd. But by recogniz
ing the Northern Government you will make the
uon your mpacabe enemy, and by and by she may in
wade your territory and dsmember your Republic.
Such a character would make more lt repre-.
sentative to San Quentin than to Congress, and
il he had his just deserts would be at the former
place, doing more good for bis country making
bricks, than stroling about this State preaching
treason, attempting 10 corrupt the public mind
and excite domestic insurrection. The treason
mills in his interest are attempting to deny the
authenticity OF the speech but it ia too late. II
Ia SO on the record.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

OPINION OF A KENTUCKY ABoLITIoNIsr"-
Judge Bramlette, Qately elected Governor OF
Kentucky by from $4,000 to CO,OOo majority,)
made speech at Carlisle, Ky, on the 25th of
June. in which he said
" You object to negro soldiers. Who began
this business? Who raised the first negro regi.
ment2 Did Linooln2 Don't you know that in
the beginning of this strife. in New Orleans they
heralded it abroad that they had already organ
lied two negro regiments to fight the Yankees
with? Don't you know that the first act of Ten.
nessee rebel Legislature was to authorize the
organization of free negro regiments? Don't
you know it to be fact. furthermore, that they
have regiments of Indians in their service, to
tomahawk aud scalp our women aud children ?
And yet not one of you here assembled, | will
venture to say, have heard the constitutional
Union gentlemen object to their using negro reg
iments to fight us WITH You never heard one of
them object to enlisting Indians against us. Why
is It that you have grown SO terribly repugnant
to negro aid y You are willing it should be en-
ployed against us, but now that it is being
employed to help us you are terribly disturbed.
The reason seems irresistible, then they were
fighting on the side they were anxious should
win; but as soon as they are employed against
that side they object"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

"CAsTINE," writing from Washington to the
Sacramento Union, says he frequently sees the
President, who always asks after the prospects of
the Union cause in California, and that his ankle
ty as to the result Of the impending election is
shared by all good and true men tbere-that it i.
unfortunate that in times past our State has beer
so sadly misrepresented in the National councRs
by men who are now either in the rebel lines oil
lowering on the brink of Treason that Sargent,
Low, Phelps and others have done much 10 ele-
vate the character OF the State in the public es.
timation, but that it is hard for many hastily
| judging men to understand how a State which
was ready through its Representatives TO wave
the Bear and Cactus flag " at the opening of
the rebellion, can now be thoroughly and un-
oompromisingly loyal. ESee Streets letter /
" Casine " says:
Could unconditional Union nen California know how
ever how auch the real Union element of the State
spected here and how frequently the unsesh emf
neatly patriotic action Of the Republican and Union Demo
cratic parties in consolidating their force, at sacrifice of
name and organization is quoted here by the friends OF tho
Union, they would be proud of their State and be
aged to work so that the country shall again be assured Of
the unswervng ealty of California by vast majority for
the Union ticket 1t is not the fault of Unonsts that the
State does not now stand better assured for the Union and
the flag but is in the power of Unionists it would
to place the of California far up the roll 10y
al States that conservative Kentucky chap
mistake her true position Last among States yet
to elect 10 the next Congress California holds peculiar po
sition and she will undoubtedly have the proud pre-emi
of giving to the Thirty Eighth Congress working
majority for the Union and the Administration and a Gov
who can renewedy pledge the State the National
Government.
The correspondents conclusions are very cor.
rect. California voters have too much selfre.
spect to allow the positions in question to be dis.
graced by such men Downey, the Usurer, Big
Ter, the Beer Swiller, Weller, the Defauter, or
Whitesides, the broad mouthed renegade.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

The HUMBoLDT MNEs--All accounts agree
that the miners of the Humboldt region are not
remarkable for their goaheadativeness. and hence G
the Humboldt Register hits them occasionally ;
Semblns says the most cheering sign Of The
times is the large number of miners congregated
about the saloons day and night, evidently wait
ing for the blacksmiths 10 get their picks and
drills sharpened.
Semhlns is of the opinion that a gymnasium
would be good thing iu Unionvile, as affording
hcalthiul exercise for the numerous miners about
town.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

ENIIsTMRNrs IN THE U, S. ARMY--The San Francisco Re
public says The rebels having learned their astonish
ment that negroes fight have determined to arm A
great number OF them and send them to the field Nothing
batter usraes the terror that possesses the rebels
than this fact To do they have confess that the proud
indomitable blood that never could be eonnuered
not able TO defend itself any longer They have confess
extrcaed by the help Of the despised Africans which
they expect to procure by lying promises or by force
them try IT, Every muskct they put into the hands of
All that romantic and extraordinary love that the slo
pOecay said to entertain for their masters viii tben
the masters alive - ~" "
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

SORRY TO HEAR IT.-Ths rascally Diggsn have
driven all the New river people over into Klam-
ath county. We are sorry to hear Of it, for they
were ell Union men. But Uncle Billy " Kirk
ham, nothing daunted, intends TO bring part of
them back to Pony creek on election day and
open polls and vote. in spite of Dggers, Three
cheers and a "tiger - for Uncle Billy" John
Flowers, Morrison, Sibley, "and them"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

"UNcLr BILLY was RIGHT.-It is finally as
certaned that both Merrick and Mrs. Weaver
were killed in the late Indian raid on lower Trini
~. Merrick was burned With the house. and
Mrs Weaver was found near spring some six
hundred yards from the house. That talles with
tbe first Information furnished by d" Uncle Billy ,
Kirkham
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

EDNUNp RANpoLPH.-The above gentleman once
said, while he was canvassing for U. S. Senator
connected with that Office would be that he would
"havs TO take q com mission signed by that little
Los Angeles apothecary, Downey." This much
TO show what one OF the greatest minds in the
secession party in this Stale thought of Downey
now the secession nominee for Gov ernor Of Cali
fornia.-Rrpubhs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

SIGNS OF PRoqREss.-A dispatch from Paducah
(Ky) under date of July 10th, says: This
city is illpmi inatad and an immense meeting is in
progress. jeff Davis has been burned in ef6gy.''
This is pretty we'll for city, which less than two
years ago, was under secession rule and which
to-day contains many of the most bitter seces-
sionisis in Kentucky. y.-Repu6lic.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

NEXT week we shall pubsh full particulars
Of the surrender OF Charleston. Sumter has
fallen Major Anderson and his brave little band
ore avenged. Beauregard complains that Greek
tire is = borrid compound We wish Gilmore
bad few hundred Chinese stnk-pots to throw
into that treasoDable hell-hole
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

MILITARY ORpER.-Gen Kibbe has ordered the
Military Companies composing this Brigade tc
report al Red Bluff on the 2lst of October, The
Judicial election occurs on the 22d of October
and If this order is obeyed it will take from the
Ninth Judicial District about four hundred good
Union votes, which might defeat the Union can.
didates for District and County Judges, and
Justices OF the Peace, Gen Kibbe has been pc
titoned to modify the order so as not to take the
men from their counties ill after the judicial
election--a request which will be granted beyond
q doubt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

UNION ALL OvER.-Even Colusa will give o
is good for 200 majority Shasta for 25O Siski-
you about 100; klamath will elect the Demo
crat ticket, PerhaPs-excepting Lawrence, He
is ticketea for Salt. or some other river, Hum
boldt is all right and Trinity to be 10 The fashion
will elect the whole Union ticket
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

1T is not ut all improbable that the demonstra-
next Monday night will not answer double pur-
pose 1t is beyond a peradventure that Charles.
ton will succumb before that time. So don't fail
20 come.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the CO.
L partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned in the Gem Saloon, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The business will be
continued at the old stand by Prsk Il Love.
JOHN p. PRISK,
JOS. A. WELLS,
Weaverville, July 25, 1863. 29.Si,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

TRoUr.-To "Uncle Fred " Leach and our
friend Van Matre we are indebted Tor two nice
messes of the largest and finest trout We ever
helped devour. We never get provoked at such
acts, gentleman.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

MisTAKEN lpENTITY.-It 10 suggested. that the
correspondent "a Republican from Principle, ,,
has made great mistake in 20 signing himself
The fellow is believed to be Chiv.. and fell into
the error from having filled his skin too full ol
Democratic " corn-juce.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

UsIos MEN with proper unanimy the traitors In ths
county can pc cleaned out TO the bedockcannot elect
single county Officer. The danger lies the suicidal and
unwse disposition have vote for certain ndivdu
es on personal grounds" Let none 0! this dangerous
folly bo ventured this year
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

Know HIM TOO WEIL-Downey said at at Columbia tina
nobody knew him except Los Angeles druggist and
little lrishman i' He is fooled, deporaby gentleman
OF this city kgOo that he received S75 900 for veong h
Bulkhead bill Another knows that he robbed Carpenter
the suicide Another knows shat he hrbed "Whtesioun
tain Mitchell" with $500 to corrupt the Mono delegation
others know that he is not Irishman at all but wal
born of English parents temporarily residing in ireland
good many know that he is iliterate ass every
body knows that he is a id traitor-Sonora Flaa
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

COPPER ON THE BEAN-such was the expression heard
tfew days since, but when makes investments in
san Francisco in one OF Houston, Hastings Co.'S elegant
walking dress suits he makes clear gain of at eas IF
" per cent on his investment Heustop Hastings Co q
stock is the best know OF.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29
MILITARY ELECTION.

General lHesdaaarters-State OF California.
ADJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
Sacramento, Aug. 10, 1868
N SPECIAL ORDER No. 4O.-An cleo
!: !: ; !: ! q ; : !:
IA tion OF officers of the Volunteer Compa-
- my militia known aud denomnated the
MA Douglas City Rifles" will be held at
VW the Armory of said Company, in Douglas
&fI City, on
lIH Saturday, Augast 29th,
&lI1' at o'clock in the afternoon. Lieutenant
20 Ed. Neblett will act as Inspector OF said
election, and give due notice thereof according
to law. By order of the Commander in Chlei'
1921. VIM. G. KIBBE. Adj. General.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

II peculiarly refreshing to hear 9eauregard
and other traitors talk about the rules of civil
ICED warfare. They have always been guided
by them oh yes ! Numbering women and chill
dren, aud grey-headed old meu with the 4" black
flag in their hands, and then talk Of civilized
warfare.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

ANOTHER YIcTIM.--Our Humboldt cores
pondent ANNOUNCES in a postscript that Mr. J,
Sumption was killed by Indians within half q
mile OF Arcata, on the 23d.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

UNION MEN!-Don't forget that We are to have
grand jollifcstion next Monday. Everybody
Is invited to come aud bring his wiie--and
babies, if he has any.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

oNE OF TIE SUPERIOR RAcE."-The -cQundrel Andrews
who led the late mob in New York. says bs iss virgnian
The officers who agrested him found him in bed with a col,
Vred woman in Eleventh street DO real genuine VS.
do such things
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

TALKING TO THEM.-State Senator Jones and
Controller Oulton are talking good Union doc.
trine to the people OF Shasta county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

TwKs-We are indie bted TO Geo. Wood. ESQ.
Of hush creek. for real curiosity in the shape
OF twin watermelon, weighing about torty
pounds W.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-29

Bur lT.-As everybody is liable to be drafted
now' they SHOULD buy copy of the National
Militia Bill" for reference. Major jack STRAIT
man, Of San Francisco, has il.