Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-07-16
prxochGrrc wlawAx.-we understand that an

prx6chkrlc WIGwAM.-We understand that an
organization styled the Weayeryille Democratic
Club has been instituted and is now in full blast
The CLUB room is in the basement of Hooker S
building, and it is proposed, in connection with
It, to establisha reading room, where sound Demo
cratic doctrine is to be disseminated through the
medium of the Marysrille Express, Brown $
Democratic Press, and others of that ilk in this
State, to which will be added the Richmond
Examiner, De Bow's Repier, Charleston paper
or two, and the London Times. Some of the
members who arc only partly-fedged X. G. c. S
object to the last mentioned sheets. For what
reason, we are at a loss to know, as Streets and
Browns papers are merely the echo in this State
of the aforementioned rebel papers, and the
licensed mouth-picces of the rebel leaders. 1t
has come to be nothing uncommon 10 find rebel
articles copied in the columns of either, with
applauding comment, or TO find proclamation
or speech of the rebel President or some of his
traitor supernumeraries rcpublished with friend
ly remarks.
TO Q certain extent we presume the object of
the organization will be attained, yet in the end
1t will amount to nothing A few will be de-
luded into fellowship in the organization who
have no minds Of their own, but who follow
the beck Of inscriptions leaders of the Copper
head Democracy. Many of these make pretcn-
sions to loyalty but prove themselves traitors
by their conduct. Sensible men have learned to
doubt the honesty of these self-constituted lead
ho TIT
ways scowl when Federal victory is announced,
and chuckle when Federal arms have been over
powered. While they applaud acts of the rebel
Government, they continually condemn each
and every measure Of the Federal adminstra-
ton,
This so-called Democratic Club is really a
dark-lantern trap, set by played-out politicians
and degenerate sconS OF chivalry who delight
to proclaim that the Northern army is composed
of whisky drinking Irish " and g krout-eating
Dutch" In vain will they attempt to resusc-
tate their lost prestige.
The Yreka Journal has been furnished with a
copy of the following circular, which our read
ers should peruse, as we are informed on re-
liable g Democratic authority that the same
document has been received here, and that the
Democratic Club " of this place have answered
the necessary questions and acted on the sug-
gestiops therein contained
PEvATE ri
DEMOCRATIC STATE cESrlH CcyMf 1zr ROOM,
SAs HIAyc SEQ, juno 18th. 1864.
p n -, Chairman D. aNJtic C.uaty C'm nites--Str:
address officially with elrnes desiIe of melting
tive and unh iggn diligence in efficiently and perfectly
organizing party for the approaching contest.
1t is highly Important. that should
atleast opponents; and it is also mportt that
be organized in time properly welcome and system ,tc lily
ratify with enthusiasm Matt ,nu Convention n)mn l.
toI 1t is Thought most effectively this by having
regular clubs organized thrpu III iut the state.
Our plan to haze Club Jrme in each election precinct
Of every county with Central Club in e,ch county se'
the Chairman the County Committee TO be the President
the precinct an report to the Club
pos bie. the number of Democratic voters the
number of Fremont the number of Abra-
ham Lincoln the nu nber Of doubtful with their leaning
and for whom the Fremont would be likely if
Fremont should be withdrawn The Pre'iden of tie
cinct Club rep the INF nmtun the Chlrmlu Of
the County Committee and lie i'll turn t. tie Chairman Of
the State Central Committee. In TINS scheme Will
fail to observe the iElrtlnce NJ selecting god active,
crgetc reliable men tho canyassing Committee.
To secure uniformity, herewith furnish Won n rrl Of
Constitution for the Cuos which he added
As may be deemed necessary Inf r me Of the number Of
precncs in your county and will send yuu the requisite
number of these constitutions
minority, be in this State Gun expc.
to become a majority only by systematic roush zt-
ton and the st active, mined vigilance and
II the efforts of the State Central Comm shall be prop
and other plans that be suggested feel that
shall be able t. the electoral of the State r
the Democratic mnee and otherwise FIJI
Therefore, feel like pleading earnestly with
this matter seriously and proceed at ergt
izaton Of that plrty in county suggested
time be lost the present il the valuable
Clubs be organized in time to formally raty the Chicago
nomination. ami if start with proper enhu,asn
may strike terror to the ranks Of the opposition
the floating who seek be Every
Club should have ratification meeting Immediately upon
receiving intelligence Of the Chc,gp nomination.
You will he pie ,ed T. rep possible the
organic ion of the Precinct Clubs AMI their progress TIE
plan here suggested
have also invite Your free correspondence with me in
any AMI all mltters ned
interests.
cannot close this without again ,eavorinr impress
upon the serious imp of gvin. at
ention to the k askel of yuu herein NV clrneStnes
leads me to suggest. with the pe that You will take
ofense theeA that anything whlteye intervene, in tie
Of close attention aud devotion this mportan;
interest of the De ncratc party ccerfuIy rive
place to some wh1 and will pera,e
with
De pleased - acknowledge the rece:pt of this
c. L. WELLER,
Chairman Democratic State Central Committee