Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

James Carson weaverviIle, x
DEMocRATIc DIscREPANcIEs.-Now that South.
ern Democrats are 20 plainly manifesting dis
position TO affiliate with negroes, we think il
time for such papers the Examiner, Call etc
te change their tone in regard to ":he inferior
race if they would ma .ntain the semblance oi
consistency in the party. 1t has rather disor.
ganizng look to find the Northern Democratic
organs bawling their insensate shibboleth about
Ga white man government" publishing beast.
ly wocl-and-shin-bone arguments, and denonnc-
ing black men as gorlas unfit to enjoy political
rights, while in New Orlerus they have colored
Democratic representatives, colored Democratic
clubs, and Democratic negroes marching in
Democratic professions. Unless these conflict
ing ideas as to the negroes can be harmonzed,
it looks as though there would, before long, be
serious split in the party, with white man s
Democracy at the North, and an American De-
mocracy at the South. The following extracts
serve to show what singular discrepancies now
exist in the Democratic body, on the negro ques-
ton
Resoleed That opposed both principle and policy
TO negro sufrage-Oio Democratic Resolutions, 1865
Resolved the action of the of South Car
"Hh OF me- state as an s"ent element Of the bhv poe and
such and property entitled to full and equal
of South Carolina when have the power to grant
them with qualification as to property and inte-
right OF sunTage-utf DemOcruc hes-
olrtons. 1865.
Resolred That the right suffrage shall be limited the
white of this couDtryi"ois Dem Resolutions. 1865
very large procession of Democratic noger march,
ing through the while write. have addressed
immense audience at the Conr House sqnare-the largest
proportion being negroes They carried ansparencies with
approp Democratic Proclaim it through
out Upper Georgia that everything Is safe peace secured
Democracy Triumphant Extract from Letter Of b. H. HiU
a leading Georgia Democrat. April II 1868.
1--WE have word for colored citizens who anxious
to vote for Governor at the ensuing election Yonr pessed
that Office and is right that should know
nah Neics (Democratic) IpriL 1865.
One thing, at least, clearly appears from these
documents, and the recent elections in the South,
namely that the mongrels, miscegenatiOnists
and negro-worshippers," are no longer confined
TO the Republican ranks.-Odkidnd News.
s.JoxArHAx Rev. j. NJ. Woodman, of Chico,
addressed the young folks composing the " Band
of Hope" temperance organization, on the 4th
of July. OF " Jonathan" prominent charac-
ter introduced early in the address, he said in
closing
Once on a time long while two appeared be
fore solomon claiming mothsr of child.
solomon wi above his and ordered the women
appear brfre him After hearing full statement from
ordered policeman take and divide the child and
give half t. and half To the other When the true
mother spoke and said The child shall not be divided
The wicked mother said Let il be divided Thus all could
s who WAS the true mother.
Not ago Liberty and Slavery claimed
Jonathan. This claim urged by many and ingenious ar
euncns high places and in low. At length the IN
and cruel sought to divide him giving half
10 ad half to the other Then Liberty declared lie
lie divided Here sons brothers fathers low
take them hut Jonathan must he preserved entire
Ju, then was heard the scream Of the ever watchiu
eagle "E pIUtIBUs UyUw" Aud wiser than solomon de
hencefrh she shall call him all her And Liberty took
the undivided boy Of promise nred that the sun and the
will hoW~bfore him while the nations If the earth
iat~n bring riches t" his feet And Jonathan shall be
called the Favored of God. blessed nreverirore"
CoMpLIMExrED-A correspondent of the Yreka
Journal writes as follows from the camp ground
~ CRYSTAL Creek Scott Valley :-'' The principal
part of the preaching has been done by Rev. Ell
der Cummings (Baptist) of Trinity Center. and
Rev. Mr. Pinneo, (Methodist) of Weaverville.-
Mr.. PinneO is a Young man OF rare talent, nu-
cnt speaker, and one who holds the attention of
his audience closely during his entire discourse.
Mr. Cummings is also of fine orat atorical
powers and great ferver, and has voice and
manner of that peculiarly impressive character
calculated to move the hearts of his hearers.
AMONGST Atlantic Gables, steam navigation and those
progreons and art that mark the Nineteenth
Century not the Dr. Ayers medicines They
take rank among of mankind from the
iity certainty with which they cure Try Af CHER
ny PEcro Al. a cough and it What skin diseases
or impnririe. of the blood Withstand AYERS
AYsn, the perfection OF purgative-eyery family
10 be thankful for are medicines and the knowledge how
IA n. them for trotertion from disease These Dr. AYsRs
Preparations and publications furnish and we do not hesitate
TO commend them-S L'"ts Leadfr
FINE ARRAY OF REPUBLICAN TALENT. In the
Second District the following array of talent is
nrominent in connection with Congressional
houors y G. McCallum, Judge Brockway, A
A Sargent, Nathan Porter, Charles H. Tutfe,
William Highly. Newton Booth, William L. Dud-
lev. Colonel VIM. G. Wood, and General U. H.
La Grange.
THE Southern University Series, prepared under
the direction of that able teacher and ripe
scholar, Prof Holmes. The Typography Is good.
Introduce into your schools Southern University
Series-Reu Superintendent Fitzgerald
We wonder whether that recommendation IS
intended as official?
Coop FOR ARrzoNA.-An old California seces-
sionist has been laid on the shelf in Arizona
Tho official returns Of the late election in that
Territory give Mccormick, (Rep. for Delegate un
CONGRESS. $40 majority over j Rush. formerly
a member of the Legislature from Colusa coun-
ty Another ground-swell for Democracy.
ACCIDENTAL DEATH. Augustus Eastman,
mucb resnected citizen of Tehama county was
instantly killed by the discharge of shot gun,
at his house, fourteen miles south OF Iehama,
on the 22d ult II is supposed that he was en-
deavoring to draw the charge when the accident
occurred Deceased was native OF Maine.
SoLASo.-The Press says there are constant
conversions to the Union Republican cause IN
that county. Manv who voted the entire Demo-
cratic ticket last Fall boldly announce their IN
tention to support Grant and Colfax. The Press
puts Solano down as good for four hundred kee