Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-22

RECRUIT WORTH HAvNG.-Al. P. Dudley, of
Calaveras, one of the most prominent Democrats
in the mining counties, has taken the stamp for
Grant and Colfax. His opening threshing-ma-
chine speech at the late Union mass meeting in
Sacramento, was particularly uninterestng to
his old party companions. Last year he was one
of their most effective campaign speakers, and
as he has a peculiarly winning style they hate to
part with him. and say very unpleasant things
We hope the State Committee will give AL.
opportunity to look at the people of Northern
California before the ides of November.
CoRREcTLY ToLD-San Francisco weather, for
the week ending August 18th, is very correctly
photographed in the following paragraph from
the alta of that date :-'' The sun, to-day, put in
an appearance about meridian, merely as n mat
ter of form, and to have it understood that he
was still in existence and on his post, facts of
which our people had been oblivious for four
DAYS at least. The weather is moderating, and
it does not feel so much like snow it did dur
ing the early part of this week"
IN his speech at Congress Hall, San Francisco,
on receiving the nomination for Congress, Hon.
Frank NJ Pxey made the following clever hit,
which was appreciated by all listeners =" While
desired to stand well in public estimation,
had a strong desire TO be entitled to receive my
own sct-respect That have preserved; and
can stand before a full-cngth mirror and say:
e Mr.. Pixley, you are a man who has my most pro-
found respect"
FIVE Iovas FROM SACRAMENTO TO SAx FRAN
clsco.-On Monday last daily line of six-horse
Concord coaches commenced running between
Sacramento and Davisvie, in Yolo county,
Meeting there with the cars of the California
Pacific railroad for Vallejo and San Francisco
Passengers by this line can leave Sacramento in
the morning, remain five hours in San Francisco
and return the same day
A Glorious CAMPAIGN DocuMENT.-The Union
press of the State in ecstacies over the grand
and thrilling speech made by General Alfred
Redington before the Union State Convention
and well it be. We have never listened to
any extempore effort with greater satisfaction
and had intended to publish it in full, but learn
that the Union State Central Committee will is
sue it as a campaign document for general dis
tribution.
No BoLrER.-When the San Francisco reporter
of the Sacramento Union telegraphed that Hon.
L. E. Pratt late of Sierra, had gone over to the
Democracy he made grevious error, and one
which should be sufficient foundation for libel
suit friend from Sierra telegraphed to Judge
Pratt to know if it were true, and in reply re-
ceived the laconic though somewhat prefane re-
ply % Not by ID sight"
Coop EXAMPLE We learn that party of
prospectors from Shasta county are now exam
ming the country about the source of Coffee
creek. MANY of our citizens profess to believe
that there are rich gold deposits there, and we
presume that they would try their luck at pros
Meeting if the section in question was in some
other county.
OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN.-A friend writes
rs from Petaluma that the campaign in the Third
Congressional District was opened at that place
the night of the l4th, by Harrison, nominee
for Congress, and Westmoreland, nominee for
Elector. A large and very enthusiastic audience
listened to the speakers.
ARE You SIck,-what is your ament, Is your stomach
weak and unable dgest your bowels costive and
producing ples' Is deranged hardened and tor
pd causing pain in the side right breast and under the
Do not despair there is hope and health
for in Brstos Sugarcoaed Pills Bristos Sarsapa
sickness and enable You to all comforts and pleas
ures of life 576
HOME AGAIN.-Major Jack Stratman, one of
the delegates to the Chicago Convention, re-
turred on the last steamer. The great city by
the sea welcomed him back, and the mountains
reiterate the welcome. The CAMPAIGN will omen
in earnest now.
New VOLUME. - The Yreka Journal, an I'M
hinching champion Of the Union cause, has Just
closed its Fifteenth Volume. We are glad TO
notice its prosperity, and trust that Nixon NAV
stay with it long enough to Siskiyou re-
deemed from the curse of latter-day Democracy
BETS WIS.-John Morrisseys good judg-
y;
will De 81, 900 richer after election day having
bet that amount that Grant and Colfax will be
elected over Seymour and Blair.