Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-02
Letter from "Hetty seizzors."
CoEYMASs, Albany CO., N. Y, Feb q, 1864

CoErMASs, Albany co.. N. Y, Feb. q, 1854.
FRIEND GoRpoS THE JOURNAL, 1.-THE delight of o eyes,
was most oyuy received last week 1t would reached
us sooner isdreced to Coxsackie 1t
obi friend and such welcomed with shout that al
most raised the neighbors Oh aunt IIety ain glad
the Journal has again.. says master Charley he
snatcbes one Of the three and plants himself in the
the fvorte place for reading, while the dignfed
expression, WE'LL don't know when have been SO
ficl1ed,"
burned Of the saddsst of living calaities where
ali the old landmarks of the swept away But
are glad you it again, earnest and spirited in
of the Union f possble than 1t does one
good especially living in such nest of Copperheads
we do get hold of live and fearless Union paper
If woman be allowed to it, the word Democrat
its old meaning Gov Seymour and his adherens
changed the significance of the term by their
practices perhaps he would send to Fort Lafayette
if he heard but it is the truth neverthele that
an honest ashamed of the title. and therefore
have classes of politicians hereCnon and Cop
perhead. When say politicians mean women as well as
men, for high and holy the welfare of
influence of every member Of society be they
humble especially when that country asaile
by its raitorous offspring and am happy to know
support the furtheng of the good work aiding
the Sanitary Commission with heart and hand Yet
sorry to tell you that the women of Coeymans are
of the Unlike the other river villages of New York
she does nothing but snarl and grow in this time of
need to our country There are few good and true
The wealthy and influential mostly coppery their wives
and daughters, unlike those Of 10 who all the
incng friends of freedom and country oftentimes render
ing efficient aid the army pering
their lives in its bealf delight in aiding abettng their
male friends in their reasonable practices while they make
the true friends of freedom blush that rich and fertile
soilshoud bear such rank and bitter weeds
tell you what it is friend Gordon if had them to deal
with would free the North of their presence: they
should pack off, every and daughter them Dixie
share the fate Of the friends they love WE'LL and what is
the goody heritage many of them have swnded the
Government out of should remain behind to be given
toworn soldiers But we have fearless champion for
his country and liberty hereour Methodist preacher Rev
VIM Gos who not only prays for The President his country
and the brave and suffering soldier but breaches that men
shall first love God their and then their country,
paying all suitable honor and duty to the that be-
Didn't he raise Il hornets around his first
The shown through smoky mist for a week. while
Coeyman seethd and buiblcd like the Witches
cauldron. ut did good The faint hearted plucked up
better courage and the HELP the and
their is faint prospect of good time coming Some
of Seymours most ardent admirers have become dis
gused with his evident intention acknowledge that
he has killed his political party, and overthrow his
wild schemes. Yours for the Union
HETTY ScIzzoRs.