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Il despotism for four years of blood and terror a.
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-08-18

TooMBs VANoUIsHED BY YANKEE WOMAN
Not long ago an American lady was introduced
to Toombs, of Georgia, in Havana, and an ac-
count of the interview has found its way into
print The English captain introducing them
had remarked that she was on the Federal side
The lady began 90 Yes, indeed, am for the
Union-I am a Yankee to the marrow of my
bones" "Ah p said Toombs, 81 have tram
pied on the Yankee flag many times gentle
manly, was it not y have trod upon eighteen
of them at one time She replied, 20 1t seems
to have done very little HARM since it floats tri-
umphant now" go, shall do it again it has
got to be brought low yet,' he said % / think
there is no immediate danger either of that or of
calling the roll of your slaves on Bunker Hill, :"
replied the lady. Such an expression of fend-
ishness as his countenance assumed cannot be
described the corners of his mouth curled up,
showing his long, tobacco-stained teeth. as he
Kissed out, "I'll count them there yet III count
them there yet! I'll count them there yet !"-
" You may" said she, " but with the tables
turned you in bonds, and they free p -" Oh
the North has not done with yet" replied the
old traitor Indeed" answered she, 20 if you
have not fought it out, why did you stop? The
sooner you recommence the better. You can
fight as long as you please, you know-as long
as it seems good and pleasant to you-until you
reach the last ditch p He grinned with rage as
he responded 80, the giant is not strangled
yet p I" The giant ~ said she, 'twhere was he
when Sherman went through your State? Inev
er heard that he found even any fossil remains
of giants. or even dwarfs." She rose to leave
the table, and there simultaneous move
ment on the other side. They were all evidently
ashamed of the " Confederate gentleman"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-08-18

SECRETARY STANToNs PREDICTION.-A Wash
ington correspondent of the Chambersburg PA. }
Repository is responsible for the following state
ment respecting Secretary Stanton. We regret
that there is so much reason for the apprehension
which the Secretary expressed, though ourhopes
still prevail over our fears. AS to the sufferings
and dangers of the loyal men of the South there
is little danger of exaggeratng them
Prominent radicals here are in receipt of most
touching appeals from loyalists of the South,
whose dwellings burned and who are hunt
ed like cartridges by the triumphant rebels
What is generally wanted is the means of getting
away, as the hope of protection is Abandoned
These appeals would be much more frequent but
for the fear of discovery. These suffering loyal
people, white and black, are held in mortal fear,
like children who are cruelty beaten by nurses
and threatened with worse if they dare complain
Witness the petition from loyal men of Virginia,
which was lately presented to the Senate by Mr..
Trumbull, and afterwards withdrawn for fear OF
consequences to the petitioners. Congress
man who received one of these appeals from
loyalist in South Carolina, whose dwelling had
been burned down, and he and his family driven
to the woods, went to Secretary Stanton to ask
tran portation for these outraged people to some
place of safety. Mr.. Stanton read the letter
fully, then REMARKED
&c regret that there is no law authorizing me
to interfere. Such appeals are coming up from
all parts of the South. 1 have no authority to
help these people"
q And, is it SO, Mr.. Secretary inquired the
applicant, " that, after spending three thousand
millions of money and two hundred thousand
lives the men we have been fighting are trium-
plant, our friends left to their mercy, and the
Government poweress to protect them p
{" 1t is even so - was the emphatic reply of
Edwin NJ Stanton.
&C Then, Mr.. Stanton, to what coming?"
I'VE are coming to another war ~ said the
Secretary, q and that soon and it is my conso-
lation in this view of the case, that the next war
will not end in mock trial of traitors. When
our men go down there next time they will try
and execute traitors with the bayonet ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-08-18

SENATOR Cole AND THE PHILADELpHIA Con-
vENTIoN.-The Jobnsonan Democracy of Cali
fornia,-as the Sacramento Bee dubs Murdock
and Maclay, of Santa Clara, and Gunnison, SUIT
ton, ETC., of San Francisco, met the other day
some eighteen or twenty of them, all told, to Sc
lect delegates to the Philadelphia Convention,
and after naming Montgomery Blair, Doolittle
and others for the position, had the impudence
to nominate Senator Cole among the batch
That they were taking his name in vain the Sen
ators intimate friends were we'll aware, but to
make the thing entirely sure, the editor of the
Bee has been permitted to make the following ex-
tract from letter received in that city by the
last mail, from Senator Cole himself:
"The wedding or debauch that is to come of
at Philadelphia on the 18th proximo, creates
some talk, but it is not much dreaded"
Further evidence that he will shun that assem-
blage as he would pest-house, is afforded in
the following extract from letter lately receiv-
ed from the new Senator by the editor of the Gold
Hill News:
81 would rather see the traitors in h-ll than
at the head of this Government again and so,
know. would YOU The Presidents feelings, and
sympathies, and prejudices and education are all
with his section.' They are all " Southern. ~
and most naturally so. That is what is the mat
ter. Shall we keep the old balance between the
North and the South We thought slavery
when il was swept away, carried that with it
and there is no more need for its being left or re-
yiyed than there is for having the same charac-
ter of distinction between the East and West"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-08-18

PHILADELPHIA CosvESTIoN.-The call is gen.
oral in its character and like a similar INVITA-
ton to free lunch, will be responded to by a
class of men whose very odor will stink the
Convention to death. We yield to the guidance
only of what we conceive to be justice and right,
and failing, as we do, to see how such can be
the fruits of the Philadelphia Convention, it re-
ceiyes neither favor nor commentator from us
and we believe it will eventuate in confusion to
those who called it into being -Peta1u'na Jour.
nn1
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-08-18

ANOTHER mountain paper which until of late
has supported the Johnsonian policy, now de-
clares its disgust for it. That paper is the AL
nine Chronicle In reference to the Philadelphia
Convention it says 60 In the movement which
prompted the call of that Convention we recog-
nize the same characteristics, the same leading
purpose as those which prompted the call of the
Charleston Convention, and which finally culm-
mated in the dawn, and gave life and vigor to
the rebellion
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-08-18
TRUTHFUL REMARKs.-The New York Leds

TRUTHFUL REMARKs.-The New York Ledger
contains the follwing truthful remarks, from the
pen of Fanny Fern =" How often have seen a
face lettering at church Threshold listening to
the swelling notes of the organ, and longing to
go in, were it not for the wide social gulf be-
tween itself, and those assembled will not say
worshiped-there. And | know if the clergy
man inside that church spoke as his Master spoke
when on earth, that he would soor preach to
empty walls. They want husks and they get
them say in my vexaton, as the door swings
on its hinges in some poor creatures face, and
he wanders forth to struggle, unaided, as best
he may with a poor mans temptations Our
is not my creed, save this part of it, That the
rich and poor meet together, and the Lord is the
maker of them all. | often go there to see it.
am glad when a servant drops on her knees in
the aisle and makes the sign of the cross, that
nobody bids her rise, to make way for a silken
robe that may be waiting behind her. | am
glad the mother of many little children may
drop in for brief moment before the altar, to
recognize her spiritual wants, and then pass out
to the cares she may no longer lose sight of.
do not believe as they do, but it gladdens my
heart all the same that man is as good
as his neighbor, at last there-before God. !
breathe freer at the thought can sit in a
corner and watch them pass in and out. and re-
ioice that every one, how humble soever, feels
that he or she is that church just as much as the
riches foreigner, from the cathedrals of the old
world, whom they may jostle in passing out"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-08-18

GREExs-Everybody eats greens. We eat
them we're ranching ourselves, now, old bach
STYLE. and we can give you an item on green's
Lettuce you'll get tired of-can't make lettuce
alone answer the purpose-Jefferson D. failed
on that You must get weeds. Weeds ought to
be washed before boiling; but perhaps you
haven't time to wash them we haven't. Here's
where our item comes in ]; boil your weeds
tender-for when boiled without washing they
are apt to have dirt and insects and things into
them. A big boil runs the sand over the top, and
kills the striped catterpilars, gay butterflies,
and lightning bugs. No fear of any rinderpests
Dog hair is the only thing that bothers; terrier
goes to the top and passes off; but cur hair
Keeps in the tallest weeds. A little nitric acid
in your vinigar will cut it, however. Then if
yoa'll grease up with butter, instead of bacon,
and be happy, you will avoid trichina. 1t is our
dntv to perserve our health, and live as long as
no can for we cannot tell what lot of scrubs
the country may fall in the hands of when its
GOOD men die-Humboldt Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-08-18

PosTNAsTER-GESERALR ANDALL.-The editor of
the San Jose Mercury says of bread and but
ter" Randall -" Randall, of Wisconsin, the
present Postmaster-General, who issued the call
for the Philadelphia Convention, is about as cor
rupt politician as lives. He was one Of the no.
torious Forty Thieves of Wisconsin. We knew
him personally, before be was Governor Of that
State, but have not been proud of our acquant-
ance since He is cheap article OF pot-house
politician, with a certain amount of shrewd cum
ming. hut with not the smallest idea of liberal
statesm anship."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-08-18

THE HOME ORGAS.-The Auburn Union ana Aa-
rertiser, which has always been called the nome
organ of Seward does not support the Tamma-
ny-smitten Secretary in his present position a.
ALL 1t speaks of the Philadeiphia COnsen.loa
with bitter contempt, e1claiming oomPossu
"fNor,bern and Southern rebels, what reliable
bodv that Convention will be to promote the
Prosperity Of the nation and the harmony of OPP
nosinp sections ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-08-18
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How TO EXTRACT A NEEDLE.--Dr. W. w.
Porter, of Geddes recently extracted needle
which had been for nearly four weeks deeply
imbedded in the muscles of the hip of child
two years of age, by passing the positive pole of
a horseshoe magnet, highly charged, over one
extremity of the needle In few minutes he
discovered the needle coming near the surface,
and in less than half hour the head was
drawn through the skin, and it was easily re-
moved 1t was about two inches in length
The child during most of the process was quiet
as though nothing unusual was being done.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-08-18

EARLY rising gives long days, invigorating
light in abundance, and healthy cheeks. This
passage from Bulwer's "Caxtons" is worthy
of remembrance :-''I was always an early-riser.
Happy the man who is Every morning, day
comes to him with virgins love, full of bloom
and purity and freshness. The youth of nature
is contagious, like the gladness of happy child.
doubt if any man can be called i" old " as long
as he is an early riser and an early walker. And
youth take my. word for it-youth in dressing
gown, and slippers dawdling over breakfast at
noon is very decrepit, CHASTITY image of the
youth which sees the sun blush over the noun
tains, and the dews sparkle upon blossoming
hedge.rows.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-08-18
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