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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

The PEACE SLoGAN.-Thc Detroit advertiser
and Tribune, of date 10th January makes some
extracts from the sayings of the Democratic ora
cles, squirting towards peace, and comments as
follows
We could prolong these extracts but it is need
less. They speak the universal spirit OF the
South. There has been no indication of a pacific
character from the rebels since the war began.-
Nothing will satisfy them. No State in any pub
lie delberaton no meeting of citizens at a
cross roads, even no voice of pulpit or press
the North humiiating themselves and deudng
the public by representations that the war may
be honorably closed, and lasting peace secured
This is most cruel mOckery. There can be no
peace except that which shall come from the
surrender of the rebels, aud now they claim to
have been victorious on every battlefield. viii
they who think themselves vctors accept terms
from the vanqushed? The idea is preposterous,
We are only losing time dabbng with this peace
nonsense. The enemy is fortifying, and drilling
bio t.onps, while we parley There is no way
out OF this civil war, but that of victory on the
battlefield. We must fight out. We cannot ar
que out, or beg out We may eOncede every
thing and prostrate our manhood in the dust
twenty millions bowing to eight-and then such
confession of weakness and lack of spirit would
stimulate the rebels TO strike again for independ-
ence. The people have yet to learn what this
rebellion is. There is coming an adversely that
will compel unity, aud the warning factions of
the North will disappear, and the whole people,
bent on cOnquering peace, will rise in resstless
strength and majesty aud put down this rebellion
so that it can never rise again. The time is not
yet, nor is it SO far Off as many may think.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

" WTu THE AUTuoR's COMPLIMENTS" AN
anecdote relative to the late Prof. Wilson Is Just
now circulating. When the snilor for the hand
of Prof Wilson's dau ughter had gained the ladys
appreciation, he was of course referred to papa.
Having stated his probably not unexpected case,
the young gentleman was directed to desire tho
young lady to come to her father, aud doubtless
her obedience was prompt. Prof Wilson had
before him, for review, some book on the fly leaf
of which was duly Inscribed, With the authors
compliments" He tore this out, pinned it TO
his daughters Dress solemnly led her to tho
young lover, and went back to his work.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

THE recently elected Legislature of Indiana
is in favor of peace and " compromise with
the South. The State has 1872 1913 volunteers in
the Geld-over two thirds Of her voting popnlN-
ton, Now, will the Butte Record tell us which
are the Democrats those in the field, puttl x
down the rebellion with tho sword, or those at
home, who don't want to fight? We have read
that Democrats are doing all the fighting and
also that they carried the Indiana election
Who's who -ViSakia Delta.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

AN intelligent officer of the navy, reared in tho
Democratic faith, who when on shore, had always
voted the Democratic ticket, writes from New
Orleans as follows
"Secessia down here is at a low ebb ever since
the emancipation proclamation. That struck her
to the heart, and she now lies bleeding Slavery
dies aud the Union lives.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

THE Red Bluff Beacon chuckles over the an.
ticipated triumph of the Democracy" You
forget, Mr.. Beacon that but few of the loyal m n
of this State have gone to the war. That's tho
difference between California aud New York.
Not even Charley Watrous can drive Union men
into your ranks. They prefer driving him out OF
theirs VisaLa Delta.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

To IMPROVE HARD TMEs.--A successful busl-
ness man who has tried IL, writes with regard to
ADVERTISING" Give me the field when few ud.
yerisers occupy it, aud | care not how hard tho
times are ltpays me at all times, and especially
it pays me when most OF the business men in my
line have taken their hooks out of the water,
thinking no bites are to be had" That is the
truth exactly As we'll might fish swim with
out fins, a woman talk without tongue, or dog
bark without waging his tail ,as for man to make
money in these days without advertising.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

WARM TINES IN PEospECTIyE-A letter from
the blockadiOg feet off Charleston, published in
the Boston Courier says " Sehastopol was moth
ing compared to this place. tell you we shall
have our hands full. 1t is nothing but one mass
of Notifications. Besides, the Instructions at the
entrance leave no channel but narrow one I'M
der the guns Of Fort Sumter"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

THE ONIY NATION THAT mas PAID ns DEBrs-The unlted
States has paid every cent of two National debts each
greater ia proportion to the population and "
the people than the present prospective debt On ha
first Of January l7Ol the public debt $40 463 l76 90
this succe5sey reduced until 1872 when IL amounted
sl5 737 The of 1872 raised 1t TO S2 33l
033 90 n 1915 the debt thoroughly cancelled in 1889.
and In addition S2S 900 900 90 Of surplus divided proor
onatey among States The United has the
honor Of being the only great Government that has PAID
her debts, with surplus and this without having op
pressed her people with excessive taxation.S. Eve
JOLunaL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

NOBLE CALIPoRNGA.-By the report Of Rev DR..
Bellows. Of the Sanitary Commission, it ap-
pears that the whole sum thus far contributed by
all the States to the Sanitary Fund is $500, 300
OF this, DR.. Bellows states, California contribu-
ted $100, 900 New York gave S7S000 Massa-
cbusetts S35, ,00e Maine $4,000; Pennsylvania
$4,000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

ANOTHER ONE GoNE.-It is currently rumored
that DIS. Terry, of Stockton, an ex Judge of the
Supreme Court of this State, has left for Dixie,
having been rendered commission in the rebel
army, which he accepted lie was a peace Demo
crst,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

THE Governor of Minnesota says that that
State has furnished 800 men over her quota, be.
sides crushing out the greatest Indian uprising
ever known in the country. The Governor do
the borders of the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

INFORMATION WANTED.-The friends and rela-
tves OF Samuel S. Burger, who emgrated to
California about twelve years since, are anxious
to know his whereabouts. Address Daniel Bur
ger New Bedford, Coshockton county, Ohio.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

A LITTLE boy asked his mother what blood
relations meant She explained to him that
it signled near relatives, etc. After thinking a
moment, he said, " Then mother you must be the
bloodiest relation I've got'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

AT recent tea party, young lady offered
the following The Young men of the Union
Their arms our support our arms their reward.
Fall in, men-fall in.p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

VALLANDIGHAM, FUT.--The San Francisco
HeraId of the 10Th says that the " copperheads "
in this State who call themselves Democrats, pat.
tern after that traitor Vallandgham, Since the
late speech of the latter in Congress, the true
Democrats of the East have discarded him. Col
Wright, Democrat, from Pennsy ylVana, snubbed
him on the floor of the House, and even the
Woods Of New Y ork deserted him. A Washing
ton correspondent of the Ohio STATE Journal says
Of the late speech of Valandigham
"a caucus of the Democrats was Immediately
called to take council in relation to him and his
doctrines They were little too secesh for even
their secesh appetites, and we understand that
Judge Jewett OF Ohio made known to Valan-
digham that he could no longer affiliate with
him in any such course, aud that even their per
sOnal relations could not remain undlsturbed by
the position he had assumed in his speech
The Marysville APpeal thinks it is evident that
those who wish to be in fellowship with the true
Democrats Of the East cannot act with the Val
landigham "copperheads " Of California
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

RAISING THE BLooKADE.-The Sierra Democrat
publishes the following as the latest advices from
Charleston, concerning the raising of the FEEDER
al blockade
Charleston, latest.-No blockaders in sight
Foreign cOnsuls declare harbor open.
Charleston. one minute later.-Lots Of block.
aders in sight. Foreign consuls slightly drunk.
Charleston, one minute later.--AboVe consus
id drunk.
Charleston, one minute Iater.-Foreign consuls
and Beauregard dead drunk, Bockaders all
right. Supposed to have been merely lost ight
of at first writing
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

HER HEAD WAS RIGHT-A young girl re-
marked, when other girls were making fun of her
short skirt and pants. and effected to be much
shocked at the condition thereof at party
If you would only pull your dresses about your
necks, where they ought TO be, they would be as
short us mine"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

WAsmNGToN.-The great Lord Chancellor Er.
skine thus addressed Washington on his retire
ment from the Presidency:
81 have taken the liberty to introduce your
august and immortal name in sentence which
is to be found in the book send you. | have a
large and valuable acquaintance among the most
valued and exalted classes of men, but you are
the only human being for whom / ever felt an
awful reverence. | pray God to grant long
and serene evening to life so gloriously devot
ed to the universal happiness of the world"
Phillips, the great British orator, expressed
himself as follows:
" 1t matters but little what immediate spot
may be the birth place of such a man as Wash
ington. No people can claim no country can
appropriate him-the boon of Providence to the
human race. Though it was the defeat of our
arms and disgrace of our policy, almost bless
the convulson in which he had his origin. II
the heavens Numbered and the earth rocked
when the storm passed how pure was the climate
how bright in the brow of the armament was The
planet which was revealed to us? In the pro
duction of Washington it does really appear tC
me rs if nature was endeavoring to improve
upon herself, and that all the virtues of the an.
cient world were but SO many studies preparato
10 the patriot Of the new"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28

HERE is little specimen of the result OF Black
Republican rule. The Republican Governor
Morgan, in surrendering the rens Of government
to Seymour, his successor, addressed him as fol-
lows:
As, however, you will be scrupulOusly careful
in relation to whatever concerns the honor or the
interest of the State, | know it will be gratifying
for you to be assured that its credit never stood
higher; that It's funded debt is rapidly diminish
ing that its principal and interest have been
promptly paid in coin that the public funds are
ample for every proper demand on them that
the surplus revenues of the canals have increased
from $500, 900 in 1858 to 100000 in 1862, and
that taxation may be largely reduced the present
year, and this when scarcely less than quarter
of million Of our people are voluntarily en-
gagged in the military service OF our country. or
such state and such a record ~e may we'll be
proud.
GEORGE WAsHINGroN wrote to Governor iona
than Trumbul, of Connecticut, in November,
l775, as follows:
"As it is very apparent that we have nothing
to depend upon in the present contest but our
own strength, care, frmness and union, should
not the same measures be adopted in your and
every other Government on the continent!-
Would ii not be prudent to seize on the Tories
who have been, are. and we know will be active
against US? Why should persons who are prey
ing upon the vitals of their country be suffered
to skulk at large. while we know they will do us
every mischief in their powerl These. sir, are
points beg leave to submit to your serious con
sderatiOn."
That doctrine, carried into practical effect
here to-day, would fill our Bastiles" " with
sympathizers with the Slavehoders' Rebellion as
thev MAYER have been filled vet
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-02-28
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

At the regular session ofthc Legisa.
ture IN 1862, Tho fol owing resolutions
upol Col. latle we're unanimously
adopted and approved by the Governor.
They express The sentiments Of The pee
pie today towards that gsllatt oilicer
aud will be endorsed bv them in Octo-
Der bv trlnm liant maj r'ty. since
the 7 passage Gen. futile h,- advanced
.t,il higher int pubic Estimation, and
become entitled still more 10 th iayo,
Of the people If Iowa:
Where's, CT j. NJ Tnlte, AZ ac-
knowcaeed tv M r General llaleck,
was the Commander oi the column that
fret entered Fpr, Don,l o., AID,
Whereas, the regiment winch Col.
Tntllo comm, ndcl gained would
vide reputation lor tie nndannt, 4 cour
age manifested IN their bri liant charge
at Fort bonel-on. ertitiirg not only the
regimen, bat particularly d. Futile 10
the confidence OF the War Department,
I ere'orc,
Be q reSaheR by Tie UJuse II Re,re
sHtuGeos, tie .Sena co"curying hete,",
| hat We rec Ymm6nd 10 he Naf De
ptrimcut the lr0uGllun o. 81 Nj.
rnille to the position d Br CAD q Gen
eral
Resolced, + a. oar Senator's hc 70
gnested to use Il cir lest c,dca,ofs 10
!. cure the rrouioll - of Col. j. NJ Tu'-
lie to the y sinon ii i i .dnr GeneI,l
Resoired, lh4i lLc ) c,etaiy Of State
lie and IL lctehy regn st, 4 10 i"~ard a
&c TIL 4 ny II the-e rcs"lut, nr to tie
Ple,lden', ihr Scentaat Of Wa, aid 70
each OF the Members OF Cntgtes fom
Iowa. Appr",ed Apnl I'll, 1862.
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Badly &C iicd .

1 al tiitioni Is have been luuki @
eagerly for s. 1T IN tho democ, c
ranks rom the nomination of Gen Tn.
tie, bat they have looked in VAN masl
sadly have they been mistaken. T.
sal OF want Of unity and zeal, they fad
the party more thoroughly Gene ted
than ever; aid more thoroughly d ter.
mined than at any previous time. Here
and b re, too, all through the State
they had conservative men aho have
been acting W tn them, leaning T. ward
Tut'l', an they are afraid sorely
afraid are they. They know that thelr
man Stone is dead we ght about thri,
netks tn t will yet drag them down. II
- ann-ing II see the fraut,c slabs th..
abolition quill dr'vers are N king at Tut.
tie. They enic,vor to hold him :.
fponiib'e Tor every crime that h bee,
committed in the State, and every 60
ment Of radicalism that exists. This
course Only helps Gen. Tu,,Ig's csose
aud we hope they will keep i, 10.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-28

The nb sve reconciliation shows TIT
there are severed States that have not
~ adopted thr Nlio, al tys'cm, u
'honGh Il i. vel aop'td + The Whole
Tue community t,qn'ie national cur
reocr, O. which Trey caa at AL tin Is re-
Is. without Any r. !, # failure o. depre
ciaii0n.
We learn th.t the Merchants Es' K
Of Bottom, with c.plt-i Il 1000, 1000,
hos under consi Ieratloo the adoption Of
a national system. Me,surc. a,c N pro.
g,ess n New IoiE to c,t.tnsh y :
'i'nal Bank there With cop,tal # 49,
GOO 600
9 hers are in contemplation at Bos-
ton, New York, PblIade pals. Chicsg i,
and other cities.
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The 10 low 70 damages 4 tc to Il e
B,lt,m r. end OAo Raj rad @ere al
pair d IN tie n.ma k,, l.. short space ii
thirteen GdQS !" The rebels burned cr
blew up t~clNe iatgr bid 6. tore Gown
or hurot clghl fri . as. water stations.
aDa broke up o, cltriti fl most flhe =
,aiualic machrucrs nd iiStles. r ~
S Ole yer thirte nl',s Il Ia. best t ~
traph wire, AID cat Gown 600 sopport
ing p,l,s. Tie, tore u nom IS solil
bel at stone ballast ovcf seven mics 81
hcev, new non ick, bar fv, m NJ 5
~ 49,, aud - 90 II the largo atd
chesitut cio-s ties on ich the raii.
wrre Ia q aui hnrueI every rail ana
rte'y tie taos removed, ut, rly der roy
irg tie Iaucr. aud rruder ~ the lrui,
~ lii f1r ne. The destruction emi.rnrca
range Of 50 mles between Harper,
Ferry and Cpuhr,lar T."