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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-15

UNITING WITH SFCsss!oNisTs.- The Auburn
>,ars aRi >fr.s.s. referring 10 the necessity of
preycnfin- >cccs.lon.-ts from interfering in Uu
ion orraniza'io,7a meetings, says
In tnis State there !. IN overwhelming mai ori
" who loathe and dc,c>t these infamous wretch
e. and = combination has existed powerful
enough 10 crush. and still exists with sufficient
force 10 crus. them 80 powder. We are in fav
or OF ignoring minor issues and maintaining the
unity Of orr party until the last vcsti%e oil the
reasonable organization is destroyed and the
last lurkcd tongue that dares to hiss treason is
hIshca We are in favor of fair submission of
ali questions rs to choice of men and submission
OF minor measures to the decision of loyal men
exclusively. rgiulv and relieously excluding all
others from partici patton in oar primaries or
Conventions To the decision of the majority
when thus Obtained viii ever yield cordial
acquc>crncc and 70 the nominees of such ma
joritg We will give a hearty support. We can
see no cause for DISCRIMINATION or Distraction
That an minated contests will arise between the
friends # the different asrrants for office Is nat
ugfi and no. improper: that distractions and di-
visions shou.d cnsur ia consequence is foolish
ara fri J!o;.S. Lee man. corporation or Clique
however. presume 10 tolSt upon The | mon party
incompetent or unworthy men by trickery or
iraGd 1T the primaries or ia Conventions, for
vs. men our party j. to he used only cloak to
tile Yi!,aiuies of political trckstcra, it will
have outliFcd It's usefulness.
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Maintaining the Organization.

The great secret of the long continued success
of the old Democratic party was the strlctness OF
its organizations and when ii departed from
the rule of standing by its regular nominations.
it lost caste and power. The Union party is now
in the fullness of its glory, and it can profit by
the lesson which was taught to the Democracy
Party organizations are the prototypes o. gov
ernments. The people have the original power,
and thew delegate certain men to exercise con-
troll of affairs, and when the representatives of
the people bv fair and deliberate action decide
on certain measures, II IS the duty of the rank
and file to support those measures. 1t is the
same with political parties. The people have 4
fair chance to express their opinions and prefer
ences at the primary elections they choose
delegates to make nominations and when those
nominations are made. it is the duty of every
member of the organization to work heart and
soul for their success At the general election.
All parties battle for certain principles, and
men are chosen to hold the Offices for the sake OF
aiding in the support of those principles. To
elect its candidates, the majority party must
have harmony in its organization. IT, after the
ticket is nominated the elements do not act in
concert there is usually danger of defeat at the
polls To preserve this harmony, il is impera-
tive that the regular nominations be sustained
BY all the factions of the party. Boiling from
Union conventions must be di>countenanced By
every true lover OF liberty and the Government.
Boiling is akin to secession and convention
boilers are similar in character to those who
bolt the Union The scceders from the legti-
mate Government must be crushed, in order to
restore the efficiency and unity of the nation
and the i.oltcrs from Union conventions must
either be swept out OF the party. or their intlu-
cncc destroyed beyond resurrection. for our par
ty must present united front to the enemy at
the general election.
It is happily the case in this county that the
influence Of the iaCtionistS have vanished. and
they cannot dclnde any great number to their
insurrectonarY standard. The men who belong
to the Union party for the purpose of helping
their country in this her hour Of trial, are not
to be led off in the byways of boiling with the
insignificant idea OF holding holding Il few
crazy and trcacheTous Gsorganizers to Office -
These latter personages never believed in the
Union party nor its principles, but cling To il
only with the hope that they may ridc into posi-
ton by the power OF some selfish idea. We be-
ieve that the loyal people of the country are too
well acquainted with the leaders in the proposed
movement TO pay the least attention to their fool.
sh plans. If the Union party fairly dominates
n ticket of good and reliable Union men, we have
no fears of the result the general election.
though dozen Independent tickets seek to divide
the loyal element by urging their pretended
claims on the people.-Soldn0 Press.
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NUMBER IA.
Letter from Copper City.

COPPER Cry, Shasta CO., April 6, 1865
EDITOR Journal Taking it for granted that
you would like TO hear from this busy little burg,
seat myself to give you the current news
Copper City lies between Squaw Creek and Aras-
ia Ravinc one mile and a-half north of Pitt riv-
err, and between two ranges of lofty mountains
The inhabitants number about one hundred
At the present time we have one hotel, one res
taurant four saloons two stores and one livery
stable There is plenty of wood and water in
the vicinity as well as excellent timber for mill
ing purposes The Pioneer newspaper office is
in the northern part of town, on the west side OF
Market street.
Work is being prosecuted night and day on the
Original Williams Il Kellenger, and Original Bull
" Hill lodges The tunnel of the former is now
in two hundred and twenty-five feet. The tun-
mel of the latter extends over seven hundred feet
in the base of the mountain. \ second ledge,
rich in minerals, has been struck. Twelve men
are constantly employed on these lodges. The
Daniel Webster, Longstreet and Baxter lodges
are not being worked at present, for want of nee
essary capital. We have one quartz mill in OPP
four stamps night and day The water used for
cleansing rock and separating the minerals from
the sand ard dirt, is heated fer the purpose BY
steam engine The crushed ore passes through
three pans. separator and failing box, after
leaving the battery Four men employed in
the mill which IS worked by water power, and
which promises TO reap for its owners hand
some fortune. There is work enough here for Il
number Of mills and capitalists would do well
to come over and see fer themselves if they doubt
my assertion.
We received the glad tdings yesterday after
noon OF the fall of Richmond and flight of Lees
army. The news spread like wid-frc. aud by
sunset the streets were crowded with miners in
tent on having Jolly time. Garter, the patriot
ic editor of the PioHcer, raised purse 10 buy
powder with. and firing wa kept Nd nearly all
night The boys gathered round the bonGres
and sang patriotic airs. making the air ring with
merry peals of patriotism Work suspend
ed in all the tunnels Tor the night. Several Cops
were around, wearing very Wy faces. Grant,
Sherman and Sheridan were remembered in in
Vulnerable = smiles Copper City goes for the
Union MINER.
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WeaverviIIe, Saturday, April Is, 1865.
A G. < n + 3.

L. p FISHER. l713 Washington up stairs San
Fanci-coneary opposite Magures Opera House-is our
only authorized Agent in that city.
L. X PIPPS, Sd street. between and X. authorized
receive and receipt for advertisements and subscriptions
for this paper At Sacramento.
HENRY :. MARTIN, Postmaster at Junction City will
subscriptions the JOURNAL that section, and
nish printed receipts.
Subscribers the JouRS Douglas City will receive our
printed receipts by leaving the amounts due with kELToN
KELLOGG, our authorized agents.
Al North Fork A. WATERS is our authorized Agent.
AMOS SMITH mailman will transact all business pertain
ing this office at the ,rver; point, below North Fork
CIIAS. NoSE is Agent for Trinity Center and vicinity
FREY 4 RANrZAU are our Agents at Lewiston.
A q. PRICE. E,,s and Justice GUSTAV THEDE
horile 10 and receipt Tor subscriptions u the JOUR
NAL ~. Canon Greek.
Expr.-nan RIGGS i authorized receive AMI receipt for
subscriptions in the Hay York section.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-15

Werther had love for Charlotte
Such as words could never utter,
Would you know how first he met her?
She was eating bread and butter.
Charlotte was a married lady,
And a mortal man was Werther,
And for all the wealth of Indies.
Would do nothing for to hurt her.
So he sighed, and p;ned, and ogled:
And his passion boiled and dubbed,
Till he blew his silly brains out,
And no more was by it troubled.
Charlotte, having seen his body
Borne before her on litter,
Like well conducted person,
Went on eating bread and butter.
-THACKERAY.
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ArnrL Fool. The custom OF . April Fool
:. sunnosed to have had its origin in the 10th
and list verses of the 5th chapter of ST. Luke.
40 And il came 10 pass that the FIRST day 9th furth
h ccrtain Colt which the foal Of an ASS was sore
aihirst. 80. - ,.a.1 ,ha hrooy
IT., that he Nigh, drink Of tho pool Of Gethsemsne
which i, over against Zebulon
This is also supposed to be the origin OF the
Joke about Thomson's colt.-Gotd HUI ser'.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-15

Nrw ENGLAND WoMga YoE THE PAclFic.-A
man named Higgins, agent OF the New England
Em;0rart Aid Society, has arrived at Portland,
Oregon, with the object OF ascertaining how ma
nv of the surplus women of New England may
be provided for on this coast. The Aid Society
was organized for the purpose of providing pas
sages hither for few thousand OF the m
married women of New England
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-15

C,L1roRxfs APPoISTMENTs.-The San Francisco
cars Washington correspondent gives the fol-
lowing
T. B. Shannon, Brooks and a. j. Bryant are
.nnlicants for places they will probably get.
II i said that Wm. Sherman will be recon-
mended by strong influences for the place OF
Assistant United States Treasurer. 1t is probable
that Chas Westmorand, of your city, VIII be
appointed Clerk of the l. s. Circuit Court Tor
Nevada J. P. II. Wentworth is here, and be-
lieye expects an appointment of some kind.
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Weeklu Trinity journal.

Rs- t0sssy Wsrrssfs and 6rsssbSeIs taken al
at their ruling value in payment for subscriptions 10 THIS
paper soldiers in the G"vernmea; service the JOURNAL
will he furnished for Greenhacks at
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-15

Mr. Isp TUcx-The votes of Maine and Call
fornin were nearly equal at the last Presidential
election. Maine polIed los, lao votes California,
los 1872. In Maine the majority for Lincoln was
1854: in California 1880.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-15

JoHy BRowY-John Brown death was pure
and holy sacrifice on the altar of Liberty. Con-
denim his revolutionary act. as we may, yet when
we consider the wrongs he had suffered at the
hands of slavery. in his own person, in the muir
der of his son by the border ruffians of Kansas ;
and when We consider, too, his purity Of life
and character. his childlike faith in God, and
the brilliant daring of his resonte purpose, we
struck with admiration of the man. He was
a of too good judgment to believe that by
any possibility could he escape certain and inev-
liable death in the course he had marked out
concerning the liberation Of the slaves. He
doubtless felt that it necessary that another
name should be added TO the long list Of martyrs
for freedom and who so fit for the sacrifice as
him self ?-Sdn joe Mercury.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-15
PrnrrcrLY INxocRNT.-

PERFECTLY INyocEs7.-
NV mother. she tells me
Nature has given thee
Iins 20 speak with, my daughter, my own
And 90 thou must use them for speaking alone F"
But ,chy are they red Them
White Inns would answer for speaking as well
And why has she said, then
:. Only for speaking - oh who can tell
A moor little innocent girl like me,
For what. but to speak with. can my mouth be
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-15

PARsoS BRowNLow, who is the regular Union
candidate for Governor of Tennessee, thus shakes
the fist of defiance in the faces Of his enemies
and detractorS
Come Won cowardly rascals and malicious
traitors try your hands upon us in connection
with some new and greater charges. Can you,
with your large corruption fund bride some one
10 swear that we have robbed bank Can t
Won convict us of stealing? Prove counterfeit
ing upon US lou have not made out case
plain enough to keep loyal men from supporting
Us for Governor. and if something is not done,
We really expect to be elected. And when these
r,s,,Is are convicted by our Courts of high
crimrs. and sent to the penitentiary we may be
slow TO pa rdon them out
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

vVHE cop AITNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
istins between the undersigned was this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons in
debted TO the firm will make payment to A. D.
Wright. who will continue business at the old
stand A. y. WRIGHT.
JOHN STEMMONS.
Hay Fork. April l. las3- 1881
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ON the lst inst the California Stage Compn-
nv, line from Sacramento 10 Portland changed
from fast to slow time. The Weaverville stage
,ow leave. Shasta on the arrival Of the stage
from below, aud consequently does not reach
bere till evening.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-15

The Miracle OF Nature.

We shnddcr when we look on a corpse, cold
nanmate and still and nvoun,arily we ask, is
il ali OF ours Can II bright immortal be evo!y-
ed from suc! wrecll2 Ny friend is dead
stand by his corpse. Yesterday he was with me
Brilliant thoughts &woke in the confines OF this
now dissolying brain. scutillating like CLEANS
Of light Yesterday he solved difficult questions
in mathematics and Intricate judicial questions.
He expressed emotions wor!d-iike in their being.
| his children his knees. and met in those
eyes the glance OF love, the smile OF Affection
those ewes now glazed and sl@ht.css. | stand
totcring on the dreadful brink OF eternity |
have approached the awful prccipce when life ;
cord is broken. aud bcyond-ah hush my soul
beyond Mortal eye sees not step further
mortal ear hears no cchong sound OF the arrest
of the mortal precip:lateJ over that brink Be
fore Us lies u wreck. The heart capable Of max
ing three thousand million beats without stop
ping has al last paused forcvcr--capabe of
universal thought, and God-Iike energy OF eAccu-
ton, is now silent.
Tomorrow, brain, heart all this mortal STAT
ure, like marble ground to powder, Will be scat
tered the world lay the winds, aud million
hungry beings viii make those atoms their own
Is there resurrection?
Nature each year demonstrates the resurrection
in the revolving seasons.
Ii is Winter, and animate nature is dead
Earth and water are changed to crystalline rock.
There Is 40 dew, no ram, only Tost--thc con-
gealcd damp or the brow of this corr,c--snow
the burial garment of vitality Lopk You out
on the frosty landscape there is a bling wind
and the leafcss trees swayed ike hoary skel-
ctons moved in mockcTy OF life The sap in
their veins is stone beautifully wrought but never
theless crystalline stone. \ few animals. pro-
tectcd by the forcthought Of man aud man him
self hy superior wisdom and the control i gives
him of the elements. survive.
Look out on the frozen world. and say ii any
thing were more completely dead here Is
nothing active but the wind. and that seems the
internal breath. blown from unknown source,
by which nature was destroyed.
Ii to this scene we add one element heat
everything bonnds into life the -hroud FanIshea
the stream dances down the meadow. bordered
with green grass and bright flowers the trees
clothe themselves in emerald birds carol in the
branches the little Jumps of stone turn into
insects and reptiles, chirping in the foliage or
bathing in the sunshine Suddenly there is
resurrection Of life in exhubcrance of terms,
and plenttudc Of power.
Each wear we have seen this miracle Of the
seasons greater. By far tran the resurrection Of
the spiritual from the aorial.--imertcan Union
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-15

DE- frankie S celebrated recipe for cheap
slcigh-ride runs as follows: Sit in the hall IN
your night clothes, with both doors open SO tnat
you can get good draft-your feet IN pan Oh
ice water-drop the front door key down your
baek-hold an icicle in one hand and ring the
tea bell with the other" He says you can I tell
tho difference with your eyes shut, and 1t Is
great deal cheaper.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-04-15

Is New York, on the 9Th, Greenbacks aa'ane'
ed 70 69G,7o, with brisk demand
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LICENSE NOTICE.

Ill. PERSONS WHO HAVE NEGLECTED
\ to procure Licenses for the present Quarter,
or who have not taken out the same for the Quar-
ter last past. are hereby notified that they must
procure them Immediately, or the amounts Will
be placed in the hands Of the District Attorney
for collection. DAVID KINDS. Collector.
BY ED NKBLFTr, Dcputv.
Weaverville March 10, 1863. 9-4i.
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NEWS FROM CUBA.



HAVANA, Nov. IL, 1885.
The Effects Of the Recent Gste-Gererat Lers"sds, -
NeW Captain General Of re fstaad-l.d Of he HaviSD
Outbreak, de- ],
The hurricane that swept this city few days
since has left fearful marks Of s ravages Ia all drc
tons Many Of the oldest aud anest trees are lying
near where they 80 lately nourishsd torn up by the
roots and in many Instances snapped 10 two like Pipe
stems A large portion OF the Iron railing. with 10
heavy stone supports around the Campo de Marte has
been torn away Nearly all side il down. In the
bay considerable damage done. Tho government
has despatched three to look after yessea
wrccked or damaged between the Cuban and Florida
coasts. :.
Of the island.
Tho United States gunboat Hornet bias gone over ~
Kew West for coal On her return In day or two the
Rhode Island will likewise 60 there for the samc pug
pose and Is said that they will leave on next saturday,
with the Stonewal which went into dock to-day 70 %
cleaned am told the latter has her officers and crow
here and that all three vessels will go direct TO WASH
ngton city.
We have two circuses in full blast and opera COM
pany Of undoubted talent and popularity is promised roe
the winter season. under the management Of the boss I'M
pressario in America, Grau.
The end OF the Haytcn troubles Is announced IN the
news OF to-day settlement having been brought as0ue
by United States and British officials
Tho declaration Of by Spain against Chile CAUSES
be shot fred.
The Corsica arrived yesterday morning early. Tnere
ia yery little doing In exchange on New f0rk, Whtcn y
quoted at % per cent discount
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THE TMR GETTING SHoRr.-The interval TO
the meeting Of the new Congress is reduced TO
seventeen days. Within this time the Southern
States engaged in the work Of reconstruction
must get through with it, according to the con-
ditions laid down by President johnson, or
there will hardly be ghost Of chance for
them to get into Congress this winter. Do
what they may they will most probably be
excluded from the preliminary roll Of the
House Clerk but il they come forward
with clever fulHlment Of the terms Of Presi-
dent johnson his recommendation Of their
claims upon the House, directly after its organ
ization, will get them in. Otherwise the
Southern members concerned will surely be
sent back home, and their States will be re-
quired to meet more stringent acquisitions.
Now Ii their time for action, and they have not
day to lose.