Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22

HOWARD TO THE EXAMINER" = Volney E.
howard, author of the Senatorial Bribery nam
phiet, has assumed the position of editor of the
oan francisco Independent Dispatch. It is in on
Posi''on 10 the Examiner. Howard's published
articles on the Senatorial election, and the de-
iunct slavery question, having provoked COM
ment from the latter, the Dispatch goes back as
follows, after nominating Haight to the P-esi-
dency
Bnt 1t seems our main offence consists in saying
eu OIL abusing each other for the that brought about
rue result should We not in it the hand of allwise
providence and endeavor, possible,
wounds and exnguish the flames which
Providence will some Christian
they do take placer If there Providence
confess that sadly out Of our reckoning We can
not agree with friend the Examiner the devil does
the business still cherish certain notions A.
bout God Almighty which prevent concurring with the
theology OF the Examiner Moreover consider absurd
to quarrel Providence about an result which
has become fact. The truth there a
Southern in this State who like the
learn thing forget anything The only flag of
principles and opinions which they carry masthead
is the old red breeches Of Mr. Thomas Jefferson
disrespect for that u-tous patriot
ever loved liberty for its sake had he
live these last forty would doubt have proted by
its lessons These gentlemen for flag nationality yet
the stars and bars like the the Er1miner-
Lee Johnson and Beauregard have surrendered
down like men who have done all in the Of man. and
nobly;J regular like the
dminer still keep the fire. They don't appear to have
learned that the rebellion i. closed ont at least all but the
last chapter. The Examiner don't appear to have
to the knowledge this day that the rebel
lion crushed We do not think there necessity for
the Examiner people TO tilt when they knew
were just the of going to the public There is
enough Tor both OF us There is no reason why we should
collide The Examiner circulates the tombstones
departed rebelion whereas shall go among exist
ing multitude and deal with live issues We leave office
Of Old Mortality to the Examiner Our tastes do lie
that direction
How 1T MAY AFFECT HIM.-The Sacramento
Record does not want to see Governor Haight
nominated for the Presidency, because g if it
should come suddenly upon him that he was in
nomination, the effect would be bad if not fatal
his faith in the success OF the party under such
leadership would lead him to conclude that he
was already elected, and cause him to telegraph
to the Captain General of Cuba and the Pope for
the sake of signing himself - President elect !"
and it is absolutely certain that his state papers
would thenceforth contain that appcndage to his
gubernatoral autograph"
THE jury at the Paris Exposition when exam
ming American wines, passed them with the re-
mark that they gave promise of future excel
lence. When they tasted the wines from Cali
fornia they suggested that they came there to
test American wines, and hoped the gentlemen
did not intend TO Intentionally deceive them by
producing French wines The committee in
they were made in California.
McDoxALD, of the Salem Unjonist, makes the
following cutting reference to George Francis I
Train :" That disgusting gls-pipe has contriv-
ed to get himself arrested by the British govern
mcnt Fenis,n insurgcnt. HIS purpose being
notoriety. it would not worry MS great deal if
the Widow Victoria should take notion to hang
him. Train is undoubtedly the most pestient
fool in North America. Hang i'm Madam =
Hang him ri ght mp =
SENSIBLE TALK.-The Doylesiown Penn Dem-
ocrat in an article on Presidential nominations,
saws: We must nominate civilian. We can
not run any man successfully against Grant on
purely military record, fer any officer might
take would be Grant subordinate, and he would
overshadow him by the brilliancy Of his serri
ces." Sensible suggestion, for Democrat
THE Democratic party had part lot in the elcva-
of President Johnson To the exalted position he now
hJlIs--imui1r DtSpitri.
The Democratic party all do in the elevation of
President Johnson TO the exalted position he now holds
SO history has it recorded We wonder that
the Dispatch did not openly assert that Wilkes
Booth belonged to the Radical party.
ExrRAvAGAxr-New York city has a popula-
ton of less than a million. That population ex-
ponds annually for such Injuries as wines, Ii
ouors. tobacco. gewgaws, bugles, beads, &C., the
sum of SAC 900 ,000 while only S3S 900, 900 are
wasted on such creature comforts as -four and
meat. 1t is wicked showing.
VERY Coop. INDEED.-A little hopeful having
heard that certain lady was married and had
little boy and girl, laid away the fact in his
memory, and some time after reproduced its re-
suits in a "mixed society" of ladies and gem
tlemen as follows 80 Our tortus-sell tats been
dettin married she's dot tittens.
THE Joint Committee on State Prison reported
adversely on the bill to authorize E. A. Schwat-
ka, of Siskiyou, to take from the State Prison
one hundred convicts to make roads in Slskiyou.
Klamath Del Norte and Humboldt counties, and
the bill was tabled.
DR.. JOHNSON, when in the fulness OF years
and knowledge, said 80 never took up news
paper without finding something would have