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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02


REcoNsrRUcrIos. That Congress Will approve
the reconstruction policy Of President Johnson,
we firmly believe. That the course he IS pursu-
ing is in keeping with TIE sentiments of some
ultra Union members, is indicated by the opin-
ions of Senator Doolittlc, Of Wisconsin, when
he says;
As to negro suffrage in the Southern States
being made a conditions precedent to the admls-
sion of their (the South > representatives, IN
Congress, shall maintain
Ist-That the policy of Mr.. Lincoln and Mr..
Johnson of leaving that to be determined by
those States for themselves, is the only just and
wise policy.
2d-That it is in accordance with the letter and
spirit Of the Constitution.
3d-That it is almost inconcevable that any
Federal Administration should attempt to enforce
universal negro suffrage in States where, for two
hundred years, the negroes have been degraded
by slavery when at the same time nearly two
thirds of the free States deny suffrage to persons
of the same race, who have been educated as
frecmen, among freemen, with the thoughts,
habits and responsibilities of freemen
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

A Nu1sAscB TO BE ABATED.-The New York
Ereniag Post says that Maximilan is becoming
an unbearable nuisance. He will have to be a
batcd in the general interest of the whole conti-
Of the Liberals lead to The belief that he will be.
Not content with imposing himself upon Mexico
By French bay oncts, not satisfied with hiring an
army of European vagabonds and soldiers of for
tune to defend him in his usurped seat, he now
aims to make Mexico a place Of deposit for the
rubbish Of all nations and races a gathering
place for bordes of ignorant and vicious barbara
rians. II Is high time that our Government gave
him and his master warning to get out Of Mexico.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

EAST TEyYEssEE.-A terrible state VI "''"'''
has existed in that region throughout the "A' 40
consequence of rebellion Things nave nos - 'n III
nroved much, now that the war IS over, II We
NAV credit Brownlow Kn0rrHe nhg ana ,ho no01 ,oo
Ven Tea,lafor. Old rebels and young ones % Wno 'Gon
leading part in hunting down tns los",ss trs i.en
prisoning starving or maraerlns .u'H' ~ are hen@
t"It p' tearfnIy responsible for their crimes Some
nf ,he most prominent being killed ereTy eeek
o. " w malignant rebel and spy for Longstreet
'ro, ,hot in Kno1UiHe short time since, by
Young man whose father had been one OF his VIC
inns In regard to it, Brownlow's paper says ::
{. while we regret the necessity of such occurren-
eos society will suffer but little by dispatching
such characters as Cox.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

SPECIAL interest attaches to the views and
purposes entertained by President Lincoln, and
his opinions on a subject now occupying the
public mind, as contained in letter to the late
Gen. Wadsworth. They will arrest attention
and have merited weight:
"You desire to know, in the event of our COM
pete success in the field, the same being follow
ed by loyal and cheerful submission on the
part of the South, if universal amnesty should
not be accompanied with universal suffrage.
@ Now, since you know my private inclina-
tons as to what terms should be granted to the
South in the contingency mentioned, | will here
add that if our success should thus be realized
followed by such desired results cannot see, il
universal amnesty is granted, how, under the
circumstances. can avoid exactng in return
universal suffrage, or. at least, suffrage on the
basis of Intelligence and military service.
. How to better the condition of the colored
race has long been study which has attracted
my serious and careful attention hence | think
am clear and decided to what caurse shah
pursue in the premises, regarding it religious
duty, as the nations guardian of these people,
who have so heroically vindcated their manhood
on the battlefield, where, in assisting to save
the life of the Republic, they have demonstrates
in blood their rights to the ballot when IS ous
the humane protection of the flag they nave -
fearlessly defended y
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WeayervjIIe, Saturday, Dec. 2, 1868
AG f N T s.

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Franosco-nearly opposite Magires Opera HouseS our
only authorized gent in that city.
pUIpps RI street (hetveen and X is authorized
to receive and receipt advertisements and subscriptions
for this paper Sacramento.
HENRY s MARTIN. Postmaster at junction o!ty; VIII
receive subscriptions the JOURNAL in that seclo ana ur
nish printed receipts.
Subscribers 10 the JouEN Douglas City VIII receive our
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& KELLOGG. our authorized agents
At North Fork A. WATERS is our authorized Agent
AMOS SMITH mailman will transact all business pertain
ing TO this Office at the several points below North Fork
CHAS yoSE Agent for Trinity Center and vicinity
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thorzcd TO receive and receipt for subscriptions to the JOUR
NAL On Canon Creek
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Az UxBEcoMIxG DANCE.-The following is an
extract from letter written to the St. Louis
Democrat from Long Branch, a somewhat noted
place of summer resort
''This galop is comparatively new dance
The gentleman clasps his arm around the lady s
waist, and squeezes, ad hbitum, and the lady
drops hers around his neck, and lovingly lolls
her head on his shoulder. and both go spinning
down the room at a speed elsewhere only
at Dutch lager beer gardens after forty glasses
each.
Imagine a team consisting of an old COW and
blind mule hitched to a cart, whereof one wheel
is twice the size of the other, and neither round,
driven rapidly over corduroy road, and you
will have some idea Of the gallop, and nothing
short of that will do. The old, graceful plain
waltz, the schottsche and polka, with even their
license, where bad enough but when the bottom
of skirts go flying far above where the dress tops
ought to be-when the lady's flushed cheek lit
orally lies on her partners shoulder, and his too
often whisky-scented breath scorches her bosom
when the whole dance seems to be especially
contrived to secure unrestrained hugging, and to
exhibit female stockings in distended state, the
thing, though perhaps fashionable, becomes a
little too much for decent humanity
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

BLEAK DEsoIATE-So looks Mount Davidson and the
comparative hills round about And the low Lands in
the Dyidedark it is in with snow-capped
summts-ooks excessively goomy.-morose, in fact-Goi
mi Ae,rs.
We read the above and noted the contrast pre-
sented by our own little valley and the surround
ing SUBMITS and hills. The lowland would leo
almost as green and cheerful in June, had the
trees not shed their foliage and the mountains
in the distance have not assumed their winter
garb. p. s. Since the above was in type the
couds have cleared away, and the mountains and
forest trees present frosty but far from DESC
late appearance
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

JUST THE MAS.-General John A. Logan has
been appointed Minister to the Republic of Mex
leo. The country will rejoice at this announce
ment. With Logan, who of course strongly
synpathises with Mexico in her struggle for lib
erty, to make suggestions, and Phil. Sheridan to
enforce them, if necessary, it is probable that
franco-Austrian rule will be Of short duration
in that country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

THE business Office of the Original Williams &
Kelinger Mining Company has been removed to
Red Bluff, majority of the shares of stock now
being owned in that place. The Pioneer adds in
connection with this announcement, that R. G.
Sheath, one of the principal stockholders. is
having mill manufactured in San Francisco for
crushing the ore of that mine, which will cost
more than all the other mills now in Shasta
county
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

Coop DEAL FOR THE PRESIDENT, But Nor
NUcH FOR JouHsoN.--It must not be forgotten
ihat every Democratic leader, loud for
Andrew Johnson, was indifferent to his patriotic
courage in December of 1860; indignant at his
attack on Brcckinrdge and Lane in 1861; laughed
ut his sulferngs as a refugee and opposed his
appointment Military Governor Of Tennessee
in l86l-G2; denounced his tyranny and called
him an migrate in 1868 voted against him in
1861; slandered him in 1868 aud now pro-
claims himself in favor of Andrew Johnson 5
restoration or reconstruction plan without ever
having done anything but assailed all the other
portions of his policy, including emancipation,
conliScation suspension of the writ Of habeas
corpus, military arrests, military trials, execu-
tion of the assassins, and the support of radicals
like Holt Stanton and William G. Brownlow
Of Tenncssee.-Ph PhHadcipAia Press.
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M'eeklu rinitv 9onrnal.

e9- County Harranfs and Greenb1eHs taken al
their ruling payment for subscriptions 10 'hi'
paper soldiers the Government service Inc JOURNAL
will be furnished for Grcenbacks at PAR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

DIsGusrED.-The editor of the Copper City
Pioneer thinks of = changing his base" Will
hunt some place where .. good, square meal, y
can be obtained, and where he will not be COM
PEELED to wear a tooth-pick and revolver to keep
grizzlies catamounts and rattlesnakes out of the
sanctum during working hours. Is tired of GO
ing to bed one day out of seven while John Chi
naman operates on his sole remaining shirt. A
good place to emigrate from, we should think
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02
PAY UP! QUICK!

A Ii PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A indebted to the undersigned are hereby no.
tined that they can save costs by setting their
accounts previous to the 10th of July. A word
TO the wise is supposed to be sufficient
WILLIAM HERDLE-
Douglas City, June 25, 1865. 25.to
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The Voice OF the PestiIence.

The following excellent poem was written for
London Magazine in 1881, on the approach OF
he great cholera visitation, the following year.
'e trust it is not again appropriate
Breathless the course of the pale white horse,
Bearing the ghastly form
Rapid and dark as the spectre bark
When il sweeps before the stormi
Balefully bright through the torrd night
Ensanguined meteors glare
Fiercely the spires of volcanic fires
Stream on the sulphurous air
Shades of the slain through the murderer's brain
Fit terrible and drear-
Shadowy and swift the black storm drift
Doth trample the atmospheric
But swifter than all. with a darker pail
OF Terror around my path,
i have arisen from lampless prison
Slave of the high Gods wrath!
A deep voice went from the armament
And it pierced the caves of earth
Therefore came wings Of flame
From the dark place of my BIRTH
And said: Go forth from the South TO the North,
Over yonder wandering ball
Sin is the King Of that doomed thing,
And the Sin-beguiled must fall
Forth from the gate Of the Uncreate
From the portals of the Abyss
From the cayerns dim where vague forms swim,
And shapeless Chaos is,
From IIades womb-from the joyless tomb
OF Erebus and old night
From the deep where death and sleep
Brood in their mystic might
Icome-I comc-before dumb
The nations aghast for dread
Lol have passed. as the desert blast
And the millions Of earth lie dead.
A voice Of fear from the hemisphere
Trackcth me where fly
Earth weeping aloud for her widowhood-
wild and desoatc cry
Thrones and domnions beneath my pinons
Cover like meancst things
Melt from my presence the pride and the peasance
OF paor-stricken kings;
Sorrow and mourning suprcmely scorning
My throne is the boundless air
Ny chosen shroud is the dark plumed cloud
Which the whirling brecZes bear!
Was not bourne on the wings of the
From the ungles If Jessorc.
Over the plain OF the purple main
To the far Maurititn shorcI
To the isles where sleep on the sunbright deep
OF II coral-paved sea,
Where the blue waves welter beneath the shelter
OF heavens serenity?
From the womb Of the waters arst for slaughters,
l rose that thirst to safe
These green isles graves in the waste Of the
Their beauty is desolate
From the wild Erythrcan. the noise of my P@an
Rolled on the Southern blast
Eternal Taurus made answering chorus
From the glaciers lone and vast
Did not pass his granite mass,
And the rigid Caucasian hill
Over burning sands--oyer frostchaincd lands
Borne nj my wild will
Then bark q the beat of my fastening feet,
Thou -iirned in the
Where thy dreams that the streams
Would be safety unto theey
Awaken awaken! my wings are shaken
Athwart the troubled sky
Streams the red glance Of my meteor lance,
And the glare of my meteor eye.
Hearken. oh hearken my coming shall darkcn
The light of the fcstal cheer
In the storm-rockcd home, on the Northern foam,
Nursng of 0cean-hear,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

AMONG the departures by the last steamer we
notice the name of c. B. Mcdonald, late one OF
the editors of the american Flag.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

CoysIsrESr.-Thc Chillcothe (Ohio) Adccr-
tiser, pre-cminently disloyal sheet during the
war, has no notion of going bac on its senti-
mcnts expressed during the struggle. 1t avows
its determination to be consistent, let other
Democratic papers do or say what they will It
says:
. We beg leave to say to our brethren of the
Democratic press, and to the public, that we
solemny protest against putting any man in
nomination for any State or national Office in
the gift of the people, who may, at any time,
have favored the prosecution OF the Abolition
war; either by word deed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-02

NIscEGEXATIoN.-Thc Co{ored ItHnesseean, Il
newspaper published at Nashville, and devoted
the interests of the freedmen has the following
in reference to a subject which has heretofore
been of peculiar interest to the Democracy:
o So far az miscegenation with the white
race is concerned, all that the colored race wish
is to be left alone. That they will scrupulously
strive to keep the blood OF their peculiar race in
primal purity and that it is their wish as a ma
ton to do so is fact patent to all who are best
acquainted with the peculiar characteristics of
the race
Thus it will be seen, the negroes are against
miscegenation on principle. Now, if the white
Democracy will only let the colored race alone,
think there will be further trouble to be
apprehendcd about the mixing of the two races.