Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-10-03

And we'll ct both Blair and Seymour stay at home
From the eastern Granite State Pacifcs Golden Gate
Resistless the mighty ocean wave,
We will hur the rebel host from the land we love the os
And bury foul secession in its grave
We are fighting the same foe that fought years ago,
With DIR old chieftain marching III the van;
We filling the ranks from the plains and river banks
To drive the traitors fron our happy land
with faith as deep and broad a. the christian in his God,
Grant is trusting in the loyal brave and true nc.
Ever ready Freedoms battles to renew
rebels and brag will Rally round the Flag
Proud symbol Of a nation great and free;
Then conquer for in God put our trust
And He will grant glorious victory
MANIFEST DESTINY = With the light of the
past, the experience of the present and the pros
pect of the future, what a grand and glorious
subject for contemplation is the manifest destiny
of the free republican United States of America !!
How manifest does this destiny appear when
viewed through the vista of memorable events
that form the fabric of their past history. We
read that Good moves in a mysterious way His
wonders to perform" Never were these words
better exempifed than in the rise and progress
and preservation Of the American Union.
1t was not accident that led the footsteps of
the lowly Purtans to the black, dreary North
and the aristocratic Cavaliers to the balmv
South of the country now peOpled by their de-
scendants. 1t was not accident that almost at
the same time landed the pioneers of universal
freedom on the barren rocks of Plymouth, and
the first company of slaves on the shores of the
James river. 1t not accident that created
the irrepressible conflict between the opposing
systems Of civilization which these two events
originated; and it was not accident which led to
the war which has resulted in the termination of
that conflict by giving victory to Freedom. All
these events are the induces of manifest destiny.
The usurpaton of adjoining republic by
IF tba
termination of that conflict whea the spirit
of our people had been aroused, when our citi-
zen warriors just returning from wars bloody
path, adorned with the impershable glory of
having fought and won the greatest fight for
freedom ever wagel on the earth, their swords
still rocking with the blood of foul treason,
which had raised its impious hands against the
principles of republicanism, are ready armed and
prepared to still fight on against world IN arms,
in defence Of these priceless principles. This Is
accident There are no accidents in the pur-
poses of God all is beautiful, harmonious Wis
ible design. He has destined this new world for
Il new civilization. He has ordained it to be the
land Of Freedom forever Kinga, lords and prin
cpatics incompatible with that design
their footprints pollute the soil devoted to repub-
licauism and, like slavery, their presence would
lead to an irrepressibe conflict TO end III their
utter destruction and enlargement OF Freedom
domiuions. This is manifest destiny, which VIII
never be fulfilled till the limits of the Union
shall embrace the boundaries of the continent,
and the stars that represent its States IN the
azure field of its emblem, shall dazzle the world
by their numbers and their glory. - OdttaHd
Transcript.
rifle OF THREE APPLIED TO NEGRO SrrREM-
Acy"--If four millions of negroes ear rule thirty
millions of white people, how many would IT
take to rule one white man? Ans -Iwo-h!tcenths
of niger.
nj nd half
men, what is the ratio of power and capacity of
she two races? Ans.-As two is to fifteen.
If any white mans intellectual powers are not
even less than this. compared with those of the
negro, can he honestly declare that he is afraid
of negro supremacy!
If they are less, ought he not to be subject to
negro rule ?-Ndpa Register.
OpsrlyArE.-SIrs Grant is said to have ex-
pressed the opinion that her husband was ter
ribly obstinate man. According to the Leaven-
worth Times Frank P. Blair is of the same opin-
ion. That paper says that after Blair's recent
speech in Leavenworth he said, in the presence
of a. number of gentlemen, in reply to the remark
that Grant, if elected would be controlled by
such men as Sumner and Wilson -" Controlled?
Controlled! Why, by G., he would sweep
them away like straw That looks though
Frank understood Hiram Ulysses almost as well
Mrs. Grant herself.-Noratng Chronicle.
SEyMorRis CABINET Somebody chalks out
the following as Seymour Cabinet-in case he
should be elected Secretary of State, Thomas
H. Hendricks, of Indiana; Secretary of the Urea
surv. August Belmont, of Frankfort Main !;
Secretary of War General Forrest, OF Fort Pill
low; Secretary of the Navy, Admiral Semmes,
of the Confederate States; Secretary OF the In
terror, George II. Pendleton, of Ohio; Postmas-
ter-General, Brick Pomeroy, of New York and
A,tor % H. Halult.
California.
GREAT, indeed, has been the political change
within the past month. The conservatives
are falling into line with the Republican party.
In California and Nevada we know this to be
true. In this State know that four Demo-
cratic papers have changed for Grant and Col
fax, ard every Eastern mail gives as names OF
newspapers heretofore acting with the Demo-
cratic party now prououncing for the Republican
standard bearers Oakland Transcript.
WHY DOESN'T Environment Democrats in
the First Congressional District are still asking
Axtell to resign. 1t matters little whether he
ioes OF not flxley is perfecting arrangements
by which he will be universally asked to stay at
pome the Sd day of November
INFORMATION WANrEo.-Martn L. Modrel of
Little Usage, Vernon county, Missouri desires
information of the whereabouts, if living of
Ralph Douglass, who left that county in ls49 in
company with Mace Douglass. When last heard
from he was in Trinity county
WE HAVE THE Poor That Bristors sarsaparia and ps
are reliable certain remedies disease rheuma
tism dyspepsia liver complaint, end in all its differ
ent forms stages Physicians Of the highest STANDING
have certified these facts, and invite ali
doubts TO Brsols Almanac circulated free in This
country, wherein published the certificates full
DoIxG UNION DUrY.-The published official re-
port to the Legislature CT Tennessee of ku-K!ux
outrapes in that State reveals the fact that our
old townsman William F. Poser, is chairman OF
the House committee. Glad to know 1t.
WHERE is He David Cooper, Chico, Butte