Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-04-04
9eru Adrertisernents.
EXPLANATION.

A Mr.. MCINTYRE HAS PLACED ME IN RATHER AN
n awkward position and there appears be entire
misunderstanding between that gentleman and myself
corning the of his in card wish to
circumstances by which Obtained the name pre-
cisely they 1t is this Mr. Mcintyre Doug
las after the report circulated asked him he
heard the report. He said he had told him going
to place card in the JOURNAL concerning the matter and
asked him for the of his He refused told him
it all right, that cared nothing for the report
that not my object at all But explained to him how
and where the Company a damage particular
and to the community generally and that agreed with him
that military company in small place this is per-
feet humbug That the place had gone down until it
entirely too small to support Company and that that
my entire object but denied positively that cared snap
report coming from member of the Company any per-
ont of the Company and separated. The
siered the matter, and that could his 1 told
him that if it made any difference with him that did not
to it. but he insisted that all right that he
had said that the Company perfect humbug that
it was fact, and that l could use his name.
Very WELL after card appeared in the JOURNAL
Mr. Mcintyre to and said that he did not intend
that his to be used in the manner it told
the him above and it afterwards appeared in
the JOURNAL He says did, and manly acknowledges the
truth of the words but positively asserts that he did not
derstand the meaning at ALL Now when Mr.. Mcintyre
knowedges that did tell him that it was not for the
of denying the report but for the express of
showing what imposition the Company is that go
ing to publish the card do think that the fault Of his
being mentioned rests entirely with himself
As for the OF his name really did not need it, there
several members of Company who offered theirs and
in particular quite jealous because his not
used much so that have been compelled to make apollo
giles for throwing he terms it, the cold shoulder towards
him. Mr. Mcintyre speaks of malice towards the COM
pany In will say that in view of the fact that the
greater the truth the greater the SANDER must admit that
the accusations extremely heavy but will admit that
military company costs about thirteen hundred doarsa
portion of which directly ont of the
cinct that in favor of place this is
ing to support Company and making such weak turn
does and drawing the pay though Com
pany As for the members of the Company have malice
towards any. and the very best of terms with almost
every He also speaks of raid upon the Company
Now if any member member, thinks have heen
trying to make raid upon the Company, satisfy him
in less than two minutes by the watch that it is not the
and that what do know that is dscredtabe the
Company great portion of which the members themselves
are not aware of, has yet been spoken Of.
He speaks Of his remarks being made private. am in
sucted by the parties informing to state that there is
mistake somewhere the remarks not made in pri
If they had have been they would have been
mentioned afterwards In conclusion. will that Mr.
McInyres back considerable higher than the pole that
Personet used when he the hog business hereby
denounce him follows: May his grit slantin
dcuar with the bed rtone. May he make fifty
dollars day for fifty years. May he have
two wives two babies at timeas the dignitary of this
has had ponderous experience the baby business lately
and lastly may he consider these few facts justification
of my and intended raid upon him he
my last upon the Trinity Rifles. ELISHA HALL.
Douglas City, April l, 1868. 13:li.