Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1866-08-11
An Iniquitou. cemminglinx.

The great National Union Democratic Republi
can-J johnson Conservative Convention will meet
in Philadelphia next Tuesday. 1t will be gath.
ering of all the unclean and villainous spirits
who for four years, with the most malignant and
impotent rage, fought against the great Union
party. They are to be aided in the work by re.
creant Union men in whom the lust Cor Office i:
more powerful than patriotism.
What mingling of conflicting elements =
Open rebels, with weapons rusty rom the gore
of loyal hearts Shiny, creeping Copperheads,
still Kissing the treason of the Chicago Conveh-
ton Union men, fshy and pale, who having
lost the attribute of manhood, grovel in the dirt
Kissing in beautiful unison with their more dead
ly companions
Black spirits and white. blue spirit. and gray
Minge mingie, mingle. you that mingle may
Alexander Stephens, Vice President of the de-
funct Confederacy, has graciously promised to be
there, and in consideration of the unavoidable
absence of JEFF Davis, is certainly entitled to the
position of presiding officer. He is Union man
of President Johnsons liking, endorses "my
policy has serious doubts about the legality OF
laws passed by Congress in the absence OF the
Southern States, during their g grand spree,
as Bob Withers has it is opposed TO all Consul
tutona Amendments which might cripple the
Southern States in their imaginary right OF Sc
cession endorses the massacre OF white ana
black loyalists at Memphis and New Orleans, and
who never had word of remonstrance against
the tortures inflicted in the hell-holes of Ander-
sonvile, Salisbury, Mllen and Bell Isle, altho
his position in the Confederacy would have CIV
en- his words and wishes immense weight
Vallandingham, commander of the knights OF
the Golden Circle, has notified his subordinates
that he sciH be there. Fernando Wood, the great
apostle of New York Democracy Ben. Wood,
his brother, to whose writing the New York RI
OTIS of July, 1863, were mainly attributable !;
Manton Marble of the New York World, who on
ly year ago envied the happiness of the old
Romans, over whom Caligula had placed his ia
vorite horse as ruler, while the United States
were cursed with q drunken sot and q boor
ISM tailor of President. And we must not
forget those eminent patriots and statesmen
those ardent supporters of Lincoln mo, of jeff
Davis,-those friends of the soldiers, whom they
as abolition hirelings," those
great and good men. the tro Seymours-Seymour
Of New York, and Seymour of Connecticut-they
will be there. That lone should be enough to
convince us Of the Unionism of the Philadelphia
Convention How do the men who voted for
Abraham Lincoln like the complexion of it?
Not a single Union State Convention in the
whole Union has sent delegates to this treasona-
Die gathering REASONABLE though endorsed by
,uch men as Seward, Doolittle and Raymond
We consider it reasonable because the leaders
Of the old Copperhead party will have the man.
,gcment of it. Let Union men remain firm
The calling of the roll of that Convention will be
sufficient to damn it forever. and to consign to
everlasting infamy those Union men who, for
getting the party which elevated them to posi-
lion, know only one principle, have only one
confession of faith, and that is: There is but
one God, and Johnson Is his prophet