Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24


of the Springfield Republican, and Lieut. Gov
ernor William Bross of the Chicago Tribune. 1t
is indeed splendid trip, MS thus planned, and
likely to be not only most pleasant and instruct
i've to those who permitted to join in it, but
useful in various ways to the whole country, us
By attracting and stimulating public attention
and interest to that undcveloped but immensely
rich territory, and so urging on the nation to its
destined hight of marvellous power and wealth.
And history, in describing these trIumphs of
peace, will not omit to name Abraham Lincoln
the hero of our social and political revolution,
as also in some sense the hero of our new ma
teria progress. He had at least thought it all
out in advance of most of his contemporaries,
and had done nobly in paving the way to it.
SENAToRIAL.-The San Francisco correspond
ent of the Solano Press furnishes the following
in reference to Federal patronage:
John Conness was expected here on the last
steamer, but the q little joker didn't come.
Great disappointment among the boys in conse
quence. There is no rupture between the Sena-
tor and Governor Low, hut only between Conness
and some of his own friends Gorham wanted
a bill put through Congrcss-Cole favored it and
Conness opposed it, and that made Gorham mad.
\. J. Bryant desired TO he Navy Agent, and did
rot get it, and he feels little sore. Westmore-
land wanted to be Minister to one of the rcvolu-
tionary South American republics, and did not
have his wishes gratifcd and so he has located
away up in Humboldt county. where he intends
to practice law, and to get even with his former
patron if he ever has opportunity Tom
Shannon is still east lie expected to be Sur
vevor of the Port-quite a lucrative office. He
knows just as much about a ship as he does
about the Gospel, and as consequence wasn't
appointed. although he still stands firm by his
friend John. Robert J. Stevens, Col. Baker 5
son-in-aw, who has held some position in the
army. has been playing very sweet around camp
ut Washington, as he desires to be Superintcnd-
ent of the Mint--a position he held before. But
Swain is not going to resign unless he is friendly
to his successor and the whole Unitarian church
would have to be upset before r. u. could be
ousted. By the way there will be a lively time
J in the California delegation next winter. Ne
/ Ruer is as saucy as a school girl, and as fnssy
as old maid prophesy big quarrel be-
tween him and our only sober Senator Bid
well will generally side against Conness lie
will be a medium man, honorable and digniied.
/ Highly owes as much to Sargent as to CONFESS
/ for his denomination, and cannot pull in the FL
dorado harness together. ! think Andrew john
son viii lie guided more by digby and Bidwcll
than either of the others, in the bestowal of
patronage in California. In Nevada, Stewart
has the exclusive control of patronage. as is well
nigh shown by the appointments.
! How THE CASE STAxDs.-A Washington CORES
pondent Of the Burlington Hapheye gives the
following account of the dispensation of justice
| in Missouri
The Convention of the State of Missouri hay
ing removed all the District Judges in the State
in order to get rid of the secesh Judges and au-
thorze the Governor to fill their places by APP
pointment, these appointments have been made.
A gentleman of my acquaintance received an
appointment, and though he did not feel as if he
could afford to accept the position, he concluded
! l., l 4 IL.
ton in order that he might " experience the
qualification of administering justice to the
turned rebels and amnestied devils The gen.
tleman is Missourian born. and was a large
STAKEHOLDER at the outbreak of the rebellion |
have before me what purports to be transcript
of the opening of the first session of his Court
1t is little mirthful in itself, and quite indica-
tive of the order of things existing in that
State since " them conservative chaps went out
Of power. 1t reads follows:
| Open Court, Sheriff Clerk read proceedings.
Give the docket.
| Case l.-Nigger
vs.. Judgment for Niger,
! Case q Rebel !
vs. Suit dismissed at Pltf 5 cost
Niger
The Court starts right, in my judgment. 1t
looks as if the - returned rebels and amnested
devils" were likely to get more justice than they
want in that district.
/ WORSHIP COP WITH FLowERs.-Flowers are the
memories of childhood, which accompany us
from the cradle to the grave. left my birth
place at the age of seventeen. yet the peonies,
tulps and roses Of my mothers garden are pic
tured in nv mind with vernal freshness Teach
YOUR children to love flowers, and they will love
home and all its inmates. Beantify the grounds
around your dwelling with rich foliage, plants
and bright blossoms of sweet flowers, and the
faces of all who look upon the scene viii be
lighted with smiles, while their hearts will wor-
ship the Great Giyer of all good and perfect gifts
to man. If | could be the means of creating a
general taste for gardening and love of flowers,
should feel as though | had been of more BEN
eft to my country than all the military heroes Of
the present age. Worship God with flowers,
As He loves all that is beautiful and good, so
will He love you you make your home lovely
BERIAH BRowS, by going to Mexico-leaving
his country for his country's good-has set an
example the editor of the Express should follow
All the rebels in this State better change their
base. No use for traitors, North South
Rich CONFERENCE.-The New Orleans Delta
announces the details Of prize fight between
st. Louis and New Orleans bully, thus: g Our
blackguard victorious T.