Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-11
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dondent of the Red Bluff Independent writes as
'oiio"s OF the reception of our late Congress-
on Saturday evening last, Gen. John
o"eii late NJ G., and beyond doubt next Gov
ernor OF California, quietly, and without pomp
% y. SNOW, returned to his quiet and beautiful
L oe' returning unannounced, his friends
Aeie were unprepared to demonstrate their joyful
welcome by public reception, and. by common
.Stuseh', II was arranged that his friends pay
$3.50 cohgratulatory respects to him this evening
~ uingiy, multitude of friends, inspirited
e eioqaent music of the Cornet Band,
lcueu 10 the residence Of the General, where
= ofiet but eloquent welcome speech was made
n'snop OF the Courant, and responded to at
ie I greater length by the General am un-
.'.e 10 furnish the speech, but will simply refer
~ tue main point He wishes it distinctly un-
.uerStood, that in acting as standard-bearer dur
Ins 'ne coming political campaign, he does so
Peniy una larry, and scorns the marching into
Po"er ana place by crooked route. No doubt
ne mas reference to the by-ways and blind tracks
laiu out by the firm of Pxley, Fay i Gorham,
political brokers'"
hELiEF FOR THE SourH.-Nearly fifty thousand
PIE OF this State for the relief of the suffering
poor OF the South. No move in the matter has
yet been made in Trinity The cause is worthy
ana philanthropic one, and should at least at
Hact the attention of those among who were
born and reared in the South. If that class of
citlzenS do not move in the matter, shall be
driven to the conclusion that they have little
sympathy for the starving poor of their native
N had for JTpio nj
rebellion time. Greenhood Il Newbauer and
wells, Fargo Co. forward all contributions free
OF charge.
The CAL asserts that Conness and Highly have
entered into combination for political purposes.
--htrada Gazette.
Have entered? Well, you are behind the age,
neighbor. More, than year ago, friend of
ours who had just returned from Washington
told us that whenever n Californian asked Mr.
Highly to put forward any matter concerning
land affairs in the Second District, the first an
swer was, . Have you seen Mr.. Conness about it
YET The prevailing impression is here and
everywhere, that Mr.. Conness has done the
thinking both for himself and Mr.: Highly, for
sometime past.-Red Bluff independents
Same hcre.-.Sacramento Bee.
AYANKEE-REBEL OpISIoS.-Abert Pike, editor
o. the Memphis APpeai, pays his respects to the
President in the following -" Andrew jackson
wae dictator and domineered Congress, be-
cause the populace was at his back. Andrew
John son has subsidized into feeble insignifcance
because the populace is at the back of Congress
In n little while one will be so poor to do
him reverence. The two houses of Congress are
ms completely absolute to-day as the French Ma
tionn Convention was, or the Parliament that
belleaded Charles |. to make room for Cromwell,
the Protector and the President eats the leak,
though eke he swears.
V.Ir pr,pr-Jndge Deadly whose brain appears have
whirled around in dead eddy till he shows much
,c,r for common sense as the historical Thompsons
r has gone back Oregon, after having made complete
hin himself He has given decision for S6}5
,nr.e. lgainst General Mcdowell of John
VC, Mcndocino secessonist. Under the order Of Gen.
Mcdowell, one Mccall arrested by Captain Douglas up
m the charge Of using gross and ncendiary language,
Inn when the public mind terribly excited by the
S the Prcsideat of the United States and i'm
,l,6ne at Alcatraz We would like to if the Weboot
c-tone has ay prediction in Of the Mccall family,
aud suggest that lie he recalled rom oregon and required to
try Ajh Mca the defaulting Treasurer Clara
comfy Perhaps he NAV render decision of S25 900
Sheriff Adams and Doctor Knox for bringing the goner
tIrk from Carson.-Red Bi,!T Iadepe rlenf
W,THDRAwS.-N p Brown, Of the Nevada
Transcript, has withdrawn his name as candi-
date for State Printer, in order that r. II. Far
quhar, of that county, who is candidate for
Clerk of the Supreme Court may have the entire
prestige of the county. Farquhar is universally
pronounced n worthy and popular man, ard the
Marysvilc appeal thinks the man who beats him
in the Union State Convention will have to get
up very early in the morning.
BuRSING OF THE NEVADA STATE PRIsoS.-That
institution, located near Carson City, was almost
totally destroyed by FIRE on the I'd instant The
mcss-room back shed and the hotel part, is all
that remains of what cost the State $40, 900.
Lieutenant Governor Slingerland lived in the
Prison building, and his family escaped in their
night-clothes, their entire wardrobe being de-
stroved That officers loss is estimated at
ST 900 and that of Mr. Mason, the Warden, at
s. ,ooo.
Flar At HuNBoLDE BAY.-A destructive fire
occurred Mt Eureka the 2Sth of April. The
value of property burned is placed at $4,000,
and many were rendered homeless and destitute.
Among the buildings destroyed were the resi-
dencc of Jas Perry and B. Adams and the
stores of c. BRYANT C. Land, McNamaras Ho-
tel Cranes Billiard Saloon, Eureka Library, and
the Bay Hotel.
THE counsel employed by Secretary Seward
last winter to defend the Fenians in Canada,
wan: fifty thousand dollars for their services.
The question now is where the money is to come
from, rs no provision for any such outlay has
been made. 1t is suggested that the President
spiritual refreshment outlay might be curtall-
ed that much during the next twevemonth, and
he re literally supplied at the same time.
CArrURgD - Sheriff Adams, of Santa Clara,
arrested .Abijah Mccall the defaulting Treasurer
OF that county, on Walker river, Nevada on the
2s,h of April, and he is now quartered in the
Jail of the county which he attempted to swim
die out of its school money. Immediately after
the arrest the Sheriff found in his belt the sum
of Sl6, ,000 in United States bonds and So 257O
in ereenbacks.
DIEp.-The Humboldt Bay Journal, the paper
that kept the name OF Andy Johnson at it mast
head, as candidate for President in 1868, died
the other day, and the question is, " what killed
il Chico Courant.
An overdose of johnson, to be sure. That