Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-03

| A UNION Victory ON THE BoRDER-THE No
VENEER ELEcrIoNs.-The new State of West vir-
ginia has been heard from at the polls. The
ralying cry was, Congress must be sustained. -
Evidently all the Radicals are not north of Mason
l. Dixon line, for the returns of the election
held in that State on the 25th last month show
large Union gains. There is nothing comforting
to Johnsontes in the result, Cor the Radicals
have gained a Congressman-all three of the
Congressman chosen being of that stripe The
entire Legislative ticket is of the same complex
ion, and Governor Boreman is reelected Nobly
done for West Virginia.
"Proyidence and the weather permitting,
"Old Glory" will float proudly to the breeze,
and powder be burned unsparingly before this
time next week. A glad triumphant shout will
go up from one end of the land to the otbe when
it is known (as it certainly will be) that not a
single one of the States which helped to elect
Andrew johnson Vice President two years ago
this month, now sustains him in his recreant
course. Next Tuesday the people of New ork,
Massachusetts, Illinois, Kansas, Maryland, Mlchl-
gan, Minnesota, Missouri, New Jersey, Nevada
and Wisconsin will speak at the ballot-box We
have vet to find single advocate of MY Policy
in this section who is sufficiently imbued with
enthusiastic hope to venture the prediction that
any one of the States above enumerated will fol-
low the road to certain dsunion and national
ruin marked out by johnson, Doolitte Co.
We wish California was to vote next Tuesday,
for many misled followers of the President, for
time have now discovered his real intent
The removal of Union men, and filling their
places with old pathlzlng hacks,
to the exclusion of those endorsers of his policy
who followed him out of the Union party, has
decided them to drop Andy Johnson forever.
Look out for the flag, and listen for six-poun-
der music about next Thursday noOn-perhaps
sooner.
The CONTESTED AssEssoRsHIP.-Nothingn new
has transpired in connection with the Federal
Assessorship in the cd District. Avery still
evinces his unwillingness to be supplanted by
Union-hater, and Bigler, report says, has opened
an opposition Office at Sacramento. We have
hope that Bigler will at least be choked off until
Congress meets, which is quite probable, as the
last session of that body passed an act prohibit
ing the appointment of deputies by any officer
whose appointment had not been confirmed by
the Senate. In an article referring to the con-
tested place, the Stockton Independent says:
We have no doubt result The Supreme Court of
United will hold that the President transcens his
Constitutional in making such arbitrary appointments
and removals. and thus Constitutional liberty will gain
much needed check the growing arbitrary of the
Federal Executive The whole weight of authority is in IA
of such decision. In discussing the matter in the FS
erdIi, Mr. Madison declares that arbitrary removals. with
out shown further than political form just ground for
the impeachment of President And in the great debate in
and Badger the most usrious Senators country has
produced all against the right of the President to
ally in government for any but the appointing to
from office and the appointing power in this Govern
men is the President by and with the advice and consent
of the Senate -
NOT MUCH.-The Santa Clara Argus, edited
by Wm. A. January, formerly of the Placerville
Democrat, INDUCES in some levity at the expense
of j. J. Owen, of the San Jose Mercury who is
named candidate for State Printer at the
next election, which is closed with the following
ridiculous suggestion
"we will give him (Owen fair warning that we intend to
give him comp tor in the person of Dan elwicks
up Driny to get back to
the Mercury in coon's age
Not much, Mr.. Argus. If jeff Davis or Andy
Johnson had the appointment of State Printer,
we suspect Gelwicks' chances to get the position
would be first rate, but as the honest Union-lov-
ing people of the State of California are to de-
eide this matter, it is hardly possible that the
treaSOn-ap0logist of the Democrat will be thus
honored. Whoever the Union party may desig-
nate as candidate for State Printer be it Owen
or . any other man, will be chosen, in spite of
the combined efforts of the supporters of the
White House dictator ~ or his distinguished
guest at Fort Monroe. Stick pin there
THE HOLIDAYS ARE CoMIxG-IIave YOU read
kohler's announcement? If not read it, and see
if he can't do something for you. If Holiday
Toys are to be ordered, you cannot do better
than to send to Koher. If you want Fancy ar
ticles for Presents, Koher's is the place to buy
them. If you want Piano or Melodeon, Koh- |
Ter has splendid stock to select from. If YOU
want the latest published sheet music vou are
sure to get it by sending to Koher Kohier
has over twenty thousand articles in the Tov and
Fancy goods line to sell, and must have some
thing that you want.
An OPEN LETTER.-The Chico Courant, which
for the last six months has been trying to swal-
low Andy Johnson's reconstruction doctrine and
not have the outside world know it was bitter
pill, comes out with open letter to A. j.. ex-
pressing the opinion that if John Bger has been
appointed Assessor of the Second District by his
act, the Radical estimate of him was correct
one. The editor says 60 If Andy Johnson seeks
immediate damnation, let him undertake to rein
state the old political humbugs on this coast. "
The editor is deputy Federal Collector - Leaf
by leaf the roses fall.
NEVADA SENAToR.-The Union papers of the
State of Nevada unanimously concede the T. s.
Senatorship to James W. Nye. The malicious
and contemplate attack of the little whittier, De
Long, on the old veteran, has recoiled upon him.
self, instead of iniuring Nye II will he to the