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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-03-21

IN relation to the Democratic outcry of extrava-
gsnee in Office and insupportable taxation, l am
reminded of the fable of the fox and flies: If
our present State officers, who are honest men of
established character, require much tax
money to run the government, what rapacity
may we not expect from the lean, lank, cadaver-
oas Jones Family - with the appetites of fam
.sned ostriches? 1t seems to me that party
.uat was ready to betray the State of Oregon to
.ne Rebel Confederacy, and to set fire to honest
a men oarns, is not likely to effect any great
change for the better
IN national point of view, it is essentially
tne party OF cruelty, of retregression and bar
paflsm and one of its administrations would
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-06-06


naAua ~ eonsuI6 our desires s. tie
81 as
democrat. s. might IS
would BE Objects ore bic 70 those
who had suffered most ip t1e
and consequently ON friends Is ths
North might have seriously hazard
cd success by 8 desire not Ia force
on Us those who we're Thought to
be distasteful To MS.
il Was very clear th2t an anti
war democrat could not bs object
Ed To III then became onr duty to
declare that those who had fought
against us and Sustained our enc
mics ID their struggle To defeat our
cherished hope of Independence,
would 30 ehaerfullY accepted as
leaders, provided their record was
clear On All questions affecting Our
rights since the close 0f the war.
Fortunately two names stood
prominently forth, Al NOT only the
champions of the Union by c0er-
cioR against armed resistance, but
by Cancellation and fogbeaFance
when resistance had ceased
These two are Hancock and
Adams. This was the first nsws-
paper To suggest THAR names for
the two highest Offices ID the Re-
public, but We are glad To say that
now hundreds ii the land North,
South, East and West echo what
IT was Our good fortune to proclaim
in advance Hancock and Adams,
and the Constitution, the govern
ment, the moderation, the purify
and wisdom of the founders of the
Federal Union
N1toait0ches Times.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-06-06

STRANGE III TRUEA Ckies
.AliVa U5tb0ta a Head The Day
ton journal tells the following sto-
ry which We reproduce with per-
mission To our readers To believe
Just as much or as little Of ii IS
they please
Mr.. Nv. Herr, of this city, has
shown us 3 letter from a relative
ii San Francisco, giving an ac-
count Of q rooster that had his
bead chopped of On the 2sth BIZ
Il February, and was al1Ye as the
date Of the letter March 22d
and walking around as large AS
life ? The history Of this most
wonderful affair ii briefly this on
the 28th 81 February, the cook Of
q restaurant III San Francisco,
decapitated three r0ostars, and on
going out into the yard again 8
few moments afterWard, he found
but two chickens. On locking
around more closely ne discovered
the missing rooster walking around
without his head. The proprietors
Of the restaurant were acquainted
with the wonderful circumstance,
and Immediately had The rooster
carefully taken care 81 and fed
him with boiled milk, BIZ means
of q smau tube inserted il The
throat. Strange as IL may seem,
the rooster was thriving nicely
and the severed neck had nearly
haalaeY awar The nhinkan Was
1 - So
placed On exhibition ~ = popular
garden ii San Franoisso. ard
thousands of people were admitted
daily to sec it The correspondent
from whose letter we derive these
items, saw and critically examined
this headless rooster, and eartifes
to the truth Of this relation. We
Nave heard no theorY advanced ID
account for this passn strange
case.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-06-06

There S e hope that tie BAD.
zeal pla3r ted 81 the
Chicago gong6nien, vii succeed
IN geoonoiln the divided faotions.
The party has arrived lust hat
condition when there Is no medium
ground TO unite upon. fl Is not
likely that Chase and The seven re
cUsant Senators viii talnely submit
To b thrown o9nteIaptuously over
board, when no insignificant por-
ton of their party, Including some
of the most Influential journals.
support and commend their action.
The extreme Radical wing, Oh the
other hand, as represented BIZ
Wendell Phillips and his assoc
oiatas, were, previous To the meet
ing Of the Convention, not only
loud il personal danunciation of
Grant, but i'd their demands that
impartial suffrage and mixed
schools should be made obligatory
in aIl 5he States. This the Con-
vention, with d rare sense of ius-
tice, has endorsed for the South
but repudiated for the North.
Another bone Of contention viii be
found id the position assumed In
regard to the national debt. The
policy Of paying it in gold VIII
never be generally acceded To BIZ
the rank and file, many Republic
ans ID the Western States being
open and declared advocates Of re-
pudiation. Like Th0mpson's colt,
however, the platform Is more re-
markable for what ii don't possess
than what it does. The great ques-
lions of tariff and taxation, ID
which every voter is 50 vitality and
interested, are entirely ig-
nored and no provisions are made
for reconciling the differences with
the South, other than those now III
force. The denunciations Of John
son, Of the South, Of the recusant
Senators, the white-Wash bespat-
tered over soldiers and sailors, the
exceedingly vague expression of
sympathy with the oppressed, are
all mere balderdash, and VIII not
suit the hungry stomachs 0f the
people any more than whipped syl-
llabHb #eGl6 ae faF eGeele, 81 a
child's rattle serve to content an
Office seeker. Grant and a bundle
Of peacock's feathers would have,
perhaps, suited the days when mi
hta trainings were considered the
acme Of glory, but q long and
war has made the people
used to shoulder-straps, and then
glitter has sadly faded. For two
years past the different wings 81
the Radical party have been
marching lii different directions
until they are now so wide apart
that ii Is not within the bounds 81
possibility to span the ohasn. The
platform now offered is an attempt,
but everything indicates that even
la their own opinion it is q
wretched failure, N. o. Times.
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The FOLLOWING vaTv 8rrra vs

The following vsgy i've
Language occurred between AT
actor and his tailor, whose name
was Berry
This Is d pretty E1Hl- Berry, k0
present Y0ur bilI-BeEry, before ILL
i due Berry. Your father thu
elder Berry, Was not SUCH goose
Berry. 1ou need not look s5
black Berry, / don't care straw
Berry, il I don't pay y0u Sill June
Berry
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-06-06

An exchange says shat j neighhCg
who bad repeatedly been urged by
some female acquaintance % ae
company them to 3 skating pond at
last yielded, 40 longer able 10 Fesisa
the establishments Of bin bewitching
torment0rs. He went He said he
put Oh ) pair III skates and struck
boldly ont, and Che nexk thing ha
knew ha vas himself III tod. Tbs
minister sitting beside him singing
. psaim, che doctor courtiug his wife,
and the undertaken measuring him
for q walnut coffin
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-06-06

"A paragraph ia the last Specta-
Tor suggests the propriety Of ez-
planning why we specially endorse
Hancock and Adams as candidates
for President and Vice President,
and keep their names so pror1i-
nentiy set forth ia. onr paper.
Our sphere Of infnence IS hum
-ble; but we claim to represent the
average sentiment of perhaps two
thousand persons who read the
Times weekly. Our paper is their
only exponent at the North. Ia
that saCsion there have been divi-
siona ii tbs Democratic party, nov
fortuna elv almost healed. The old
war and anti-Waf spirit stlll exists
II its ranks, though its fires are
smouldering. Our hIst choice for
the Presid eneY, aeo 81. Pendleton,
did not fully commit himself to
either SIDE. bus IS claimed as "a
aa nenoeea is Aomina-
Hon might create a.
n6a mate division Is he party.
% the South As tha
white p q as
part m psrtg, its leafe1s would
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sc. ~ 4on loTIar 60 SO

ma VIII Jon holler i I bite
you, say
ny child. chat would ba vary
painful "a me, and / might scream.
Wslls then. what IS TIE reason
sister Sarah didn't scream when
The singing sahO0lnasez Use her
riaht "a ths month, and BIT hos.
hard, Eco. cause she nat hee arms
around his meek ard hled 81 choke
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-06-06
Tom Cor 81 an6 IIE s1an-
A BEiEIEIa0ENoH o. THE PleE.


1orWsn g opponent 20 the euher-
material race In Ohio ia 1910 vas
tho then incumbent, Governor
Shannon. During one Of his Trips
from one point to another, CorWin
and the wife of Shannon were
fellow passengers In d public
stageeoach. They had never met,
and were unknown To each other.
Mrs. Shannon had mo escort, but
carried her infant boy ia her arrns.
Ihe remainder of the passengers
consisted of CorWin's friends, who
we're also Ignorant of the rival
candidates. better hall. They
were not long left ia blissfql ignor-
ance, for the lady, aroused By the
hard cider sentiments, soon gave
them to understand, ia very plain
English, that she was good
locofoco, and moreover z the wife
of Gov, Shannon To boot.
This announcement rather star
lied the gentlemen. CorWin was
the first to recover his composure
and take advantage of the situa-
ton. Expressing himself delight
ed at having met her, he placed
himself beside Mrs. Shannon, and
at once became very attentive to
her, He told her of his acquain-
tance with her husband, spoke in
highly complimentary terms Of his
character and public career, and
expressed his UnboUnded admira-
tion of the man. The lady was
charmed and begged several times
To know the name Of her new
found friend. CorWin found means
To avoid answering that question.
Tho lady overlooked this evasion,
and told Corwin i'll confidence
cloud enough, Of course, To be
heard By the hard cider mem that
her husband was certain Of rel
election thai che was not To be
beaten BY that fell, Tom CorWin;
who was nothing after an but d
wagon boy, when young
And who now goes about the
country, suggested CorWin, MAX
ing himself ridiculous by. driving
q six-horse team, with q log cabin
mounted on q country wagon. "
And who, they say, is as black
as the ace Of spades, chimed in
the lady.
" Black, madam n exclaimed
CorWin, s black, yes, black as the
II beg your pardon-as I am.
Continuing the deception in a
manner which kept his friends
CONFUSED with snothered laughter,
Gorwin took the lady's baby ia
his arms, fondled and handled it,
calling it the " Young Governor,
and carrying the heart 81 the
mother By storm. At length the
lady reached her destination and
told CegWin!e with q SIGH az re-
gret. The gallant but unknown
candidate assisted the Governors
lady to alight, took the child in
his arms and carried it into the
house. He saw the lady IN the
parlor and laid the infant Dat On
its back ia her lap, Holding it
there for a moment he said
My dear Mrs. shannon, IhaVe
laid the Young Governor fat on
his back, and 4 am gong to serve
The old Governor ii tho same way
az The coming election. Good- by !
ought to have told you That my
name IS Tom Corwin, who was
nOthing but wagon boy, and Is
pretty black, Imust admit Coed
bye and before Hrs. Shannon
i = q N y.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-12
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ACADEMY
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THE Academy was opened ON Monday, March
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NOTICE.

WE THE UNDERSIGNED, have this day
w bought II J. Murphy, all his right, title
and interest in the Rock Island Marble Works,
and will continue the SAID business at the old
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TWO PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE ROCK
L Island daily, at 5i5 A. NJ. and 40 J. NJ
making close connections wilh trains ns follows:
AT PORT BYRON, trains ON this road leave
Immediately on arrival Of trains from Rock
Island, making close connections al the follow
ing points.
AT FULTON, with trains from and to Cedar
Rapids, Bosnsboro, MarshSltown, Council
Bluas, Omaha, aud all points on the Union
Pacific Railroad
AT SAVANNA, with a daily line Of Packets to
aud from Dubuque and all points on tho Upper
Mississippi River.
AT PREEPORT, with trains on the Illinois
Centrpl Railroad for the North and South,
AT CLINTON, with trains for JanesyiIIe, Madi-
son, Prairie du Chen, Lacrosse, Watertown,
Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Green Bay, and points
in Northern Wisconsin, lowN and Minnesota.
AT RACINE, with trains for Milwaukee, Keno
chs, Waukcgnn and Chicago. Also with
"Boe City Line Steamers for the Hast Time
Rock Island to Dubuque hours.
Passengers by taking this route will save both
time and money.
R.C. TATE, SupL
J. A. COTTON, Asst Sup't
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