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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

OLp BEN. WADE GONE UP.-The nomina-
ton Of Grant for President aud Collax for
Vice President, by the Chicago Radical Ma
tional Convention, is an accomplished fact.
Their election. We beliere and predict. never
will be. But the nomination Of colfax is the
tolling of the bell for Old Ben. Wade's politi
cal funeral. He hoped 10 be- reelected to his
place in the Senate. but the Ohio Legislature
was sonndly Democratic. aud chose Thurman
10 succeed Old Ben. on the next 18th of March.
The impeachment oil johnson Was next sprung.
and Wade felt confident of the Presidents con-
yietion, even if il should require bis own vote
TO accomplish that event and of his own ele-
vation to the Presidency thereby. But i'm
peaeh.neut Is no longer hopeful. aud for Sec
ond time rare Old Ben. ID doomed Ia mortiiy.
ing disappointment But ut worst, all else
having failed. Wade confidently expected the
nomination for Wee President by the Chicago
Convention. colfax has il. This was " the
most uukiadess cut OF all" And :. what fall
was thercl !" The Convention deliberately
skipping over ih. head of the acting Vice, the
President pro lem. of the Senate. and expect
ant Chef Magistrate by Impeachment to come
Old Ben Wade. who has executed more IN.
fanny, NOR. blasphemy. aud far more profanity
for the Radical causc. than any ether naan !;
aud giving the second biz prize. so coveted by
old ben. to Collar, who runs more boiler to
lcss machinery. as the Radical Don piatt says,
than any man in the country. This last NOR.
tai bluw has as good az buried Old Ben. Surely
Republicans are ungrateiul. But it is not a
Democratic funeral. aud we don't propose to
attend the corpse any further. Put next No.
vembcr, Old Ben, politically dead. will hare
the gratihcation-sinec misery loves company
OF seeing Grant and his now cnnquering ri
val. Coliax. both placed by his aide in the com.
mon Radical burying ground. And We say,
then let them II. /. =.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30
unite upon candidates Who will reject credit

unite upon candidates who wilIreaect credit
upon their race and lineage, and do honor to
the positions for which they may be nominated.
Exactly, 10 the same way, we want to see the
Irish adopted citizens unite npon men who will,
when in Office, reflect credit upon the Irish
name and race, honor the place they gil, and
challenge the respect Of every. decent repu-
table CITIZEN. It will be discreditabIe to either
the German or the Irish voters and disrespect-
full towards the whole mass Of Democrats in
Boise county, in case the candidates put forth
for Office. by the Germans on the one hand, or
the Irish on the other, be not men Of the char
acter we mention. And let each and all bear
in mind the almost certain fact-if we put an
icorthy men apoa the ticket, no matter il the
majority of it shall be made up of good and
worthy men. total defeat Is likely to happen
to the arhole ticket. Our party is strong and
vigorous; but it is not strong enough to pacA
heavy weights; it is not vigorous enough to
bear up under an Objectionable, unpopular,
unworthy ticket. To avoid the chance Of hav-
ing such ticket imposed upon the party, and
to insure the Democracy against defeat IN this
August election, therefore, let no Democrat
fail to devote next Wednesday afternoon to
the good work, 50 important above all. of hav-
ing the best and soundest Democrats in each
precinct chosen as Delegates to the County
Convention.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

Ak IMPORTANT DECISION. - At the late
term Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States, in the case Of Marion w.. Alliance In.
surancc Company. which involved the status
of Confederate cruisers, and also OF the South
ern States. the Court, in the course Of the
opinion, declared that the States in rebellion
did not therefore lose their status an members
Of the Union" This declaration was not con.
Cured in by Chief Justice Chase and Justice
Swaync. but was approved by the six other
members Of the Court. II so large majority
"f tho Court entertain the opinion that the
States in rebellion did not lose their status as
members Of the Union, the reconstruction acts
of Congress viii no. have the value oil waste
paper when the Court comes to decide upon
their validity.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

STARTLING DEPREcIATioS.-Thcw worth of
mining stocks, like the game OF draw" is
mighty fluctnating. March I'd, Of this year,
shares of the Hale and Norcross (Ncvada) mine
sold for $1,000 each, and March 18th they sold
for $4,000 each. In the San Francisco stock
market report Of May 2Uth we see that at the
morning sales I65 shares of the Hale and
Norcross sold for sI290sl26 ut noon. 40
shares for S1230s119; aud mt evening, 275
shares sold at from sl10 to 500 per share.
From $1,000 per share, in March, to SlO9 per
share, in Maya little more THAI two months,
looks as if the mine had been sailed, or is rap
idly "petering" cut. And DECLINE of $50 er
share, in one day, indicates that bears were
mightier than bulls. We don't banker after
Hale and Norcross.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30
SOMETHING TO CoNsIDER-In referring t.

SOMETHING TO CONSIDERABLE referring to
the impeachment cotemporary asks:
Is it not one OF the strangest Of all conceivable
anomalies that Congress should sit III Judgment
against coordinate Department Of the Government
upon the constitutionaliiy of its own acts
This is the basis Of the charge against the
President in the impeachment matter, the con-
stitutionality Of the Tenure of Office law be-
ing the particular thing involved. Now, let
the authority be surrendered to Congress to
delare what is and what is not constitutional.
notwithstanding the Judgment of the Supreme
Court, and it becomes apparent that the Con-
stitution will be from that moment Of no avail
against the action of any Congress, and. con-
sequcntly, that Congress will their become the
supreme, absolute, unquestioncd power in the
country, from whose edicts there can be no
appeal, and from whose commands there can
be no stay, on behalf Of the people, except by
rebellion or revolution. Congress may decree
that it's members shall sit for life; or, it may
eject whom it pleases, and call to seats whom
tpleases; it may depose the President at will,
and appoint his successor, even against the
wishes or choice of the people; it may remove
the Justices Of the Supreme Court, or abolish
the Court itself;-in short, Congress can. uu-
der such o contingency. usurp whatever power
it cares to, and the people will be powerless to
remedy the evil, or to depose their despotic
masters, for the Army will be with Congress,
who will maintain the lsgions tn be used in CO.
erciBg the masses, and the slightest attempt at
shaking of the yoke win be punished by the
crushing power Of the strong, Hserciless milf
tary arm Of the Government Of Congress. The
triumph Of the Radicals in the ensuing Presi
Dental election i likely to result in this kind
IL arbitrary rule.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

ADA County DELEG ATEs-The Democrat
of last Wednesday reports the following Dele
gates elected to the Ada county Democratic
Convention to meet ut Boise City, to-day, viz
Boise City-Jas. Elliott. j. ID. Agnew. r. II.
Lindsay, c. III. Stark, John Young, l.. b. Lind.
say, L. b. Hart, Chas. A. Lawrence; Union
Precinct-T. II. Galloway, G.. w. Paul; Mid
dleton-Dr. Freemcn, DIR. Wright, Chas. Mad
den; Payrtte-Dr. Burge, w. Sayne; Fruits
Il. Fuqua, Wood Flippen.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

Statesman says the grand jury of that county
have found true bill against man and his
wife, who live few miles out of town, on the
charge of having deliberately starved their own
child, aged only nine weeks, to death The
parties have heretofore borne very fair rep
utation
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

BIG NUGGET.-The Umatilla Press Of May
ODD reports a gold nugget, of thirty ounces
two dollars weight, which was found in the
claim of Tiswell 81 Moore, near Susanville
(Elk creek), Grant county, Oregon, a few days
ago. 1t was found in gravel stratum, u few
feet above bed rock
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONvENyrIoy,

By order of the Democratic Central Committee Of
Boise County, at meeting held in Idaho City. May
14th in pursuance of call by the Territorial Central
Committee it was declared that the Primary Election
in each Precinct be held on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3D..
between the hours of o'clock and O'Clock p. NJ /;
and that the County Convention be held at CENTER
VILE, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10th, to meet at 10
o'clock A. A. and that the following regulation, pre-
scribed by the Territorial Committee shall govern
the qualification of voters at the Precinct election:
All voters opposed to the Radical policy Of Con.
gress to negro or Chinese SUFFRAGE and IN vor OF
constitutional Administration of the Government of
the whole Union shall be entitled to vote for Dele
gates.
The apportionment of delegates to which each
Precinct is entitled made agrceaby to the rule
adopted by the County Committee of 1866, and upon
the basis of the Democratic vote for Delegate to Con-
gress of that year, as follows:
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

THE BGrDERy FEAruRE.-The Impeachers
are very fast to believe some of the seven Rad.
ical Senators who voted against impeachment
were bribed to do 81, aud are bowling to have
them punished therefor. But, on the other
hand, they seem to utterly ignore the bribery
Of Senators-like CONFESS, Chandler, Stewart,
and others whose terms expire next March,
who were promised high Federal appointments
in case of Johnson's removal aud wade's In.
stalIation as President; or the influence and
pressure made upon the non.impeaching Scna-
tors, to force them to act contrary 10 their
oaths and consciousness, aud vote to convict BY
high Radical leaders, and by Radical Legisla-
lures; nor do the Radicals propose to do ought
else than praise those who used this pressure
upon the Senators to have thcnl vot. to convict.
$500. = .------4-l------
THE Pooh 0Lp ProSEER.--A late wash
ington letter says: s.
Capt Suffer. who discovered gold In California a
here living on scanty pension frona that State and
begging for European Consulate
Aud, It might well be added, Sam. Brannan
and Others who rs good A. stole large tracts OF
valuable land from tho old Pioneer, in tho early
years Of the California gold discoveries, are
now rolling IN tho wealth which they ought 10
conscience to divide with Gen. Suffer-,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

.0Et SH1ftH WVsSVN FbFsVVseA - "
The shop and lot are now occupied by the under.
signed. and the furniture offered In ell Of his own
manufacture. Every article II we'll made, OF sound
seasoned wood and tho wardrobe. bureaus and chairs
are each handsomely stained vanished and nnished.
The whole lot advertised FOR rale can be sean - my
place daily. sA
win issue 100 tckcte Z. IS each TO BE- had at my
shop. and tho rsic will come on soon q the tick.
cts ara sold. ~ want 70 close mp business. The
Furniture 10 put e less than uss1a1 sale ratea ~
Idaho city, May -. 1850. ]. DoNY.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

NYoticc or Annual Mse ss.,M and Sirs y
IL holders Of the ''iold I'm o0'' "a
ing Company" A.. stockbo'dais n \ )
The annual meeting OF me .s 0 afics d ~ N
above Company win be held - a .nnsy, IdsAs X
Company. in centerville. bo,ss ~ June. y
tory, on Saturday, the 2oin uss s,r The elec's
at ii o'clock A. NJ. OF sai1 aas, .aa he trsDae
Trustees for the ensuing yea., ,a,a beiurs insp
such other business ~ MAJ r,.sssers: 10
By order Oh INC THos. M0orBf, IL
Censcrville. May 20. lS0s,"s
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30
Mss SOLUTION NOTICE
Deter & GOOD
r A We FOR ) A Il D.

IL at their Barber shop, Wall st. ns aa.S spd ar
4 fine preparation for removing aAa .-snt 3 rB
lating the hair. One bottle We wa. s.r;ns al ~
,iansrnff and prevent the hair rom ,,rice s. =
will not 30 much as color rioos" ~ made d r.
pint bottle. Also, genuine hA ,.ssst arirk e y
beef marrow: Wine Tonic =. sysry psru
. gravel Tsa--sure cure, and psspep'a pnl -
which guarantees. ...,n.r..se
We also offer for sale geillllss - non !.
cnloring gray hair, which u ensils = IN hair. I'll
dents that destroy the vitality = rsss and drsn
the cheapest and best in the i LITTER 6Vp
color the skin. -.r|
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30
Menu Aduertis
NEW CIGAR STORE!
" l.. w YORK PRIC Z - !

II HAVE RECEIVED An INVOICE or ARTICLES
in the cigar. tobacco and pipe trade, IS follows:
Genuin. Havana Cigars. which ! cell
tor - CENTS each. al very iov prices by the box
or quantity.
Anti ervous Smoking Tobacco,
which IL nneqaailed Cor coioring aeerschAnrns;
Che~in. and Smoking Tobacco. OF
cAo.oe@s brands by the plug pound, box or bale:
wich-eli'~ Patent Pipe stems, the
finest ever ased. and
Genuine Meerschaum Pipes. from
81 50 20 IS each. Aiso variety Of other kinds Of
pipes and stems tobacco pouches aud boxes. snuff,
and everything In the tobacco aud cigar line.
Call ard sc me. gentlemen. my store in the
81 Charles hotel building the corner Of Wall xnd
Montgomery sirccss exactly opposite the Posso1cc.
and bsy goods At New York prices Wholesale or re-
tail II. RoHINO.
Idaho city. May 30, ls6s-tn3.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30
announcements.

BprroR WoRLD: Please announce ne IS candt
date for the ONCE OF Assessor. subj 70 the decisio
Of the Democratic, Cemty conyention .a r. II
W1rs PAGAN.
EDITOR WORLD: fleasS annonnce Che namsof s.
W. DICKINSON - . candidate Tor Tkeasurer b
Boise County, subject to the decisioh u he Demo-
cratic Convention. MANY DEMocRATs.
ia. LUCKETT IL candidate for the nomination
for Sheriff. subject to the decision Of the Democratic
County Convention. ~r n03tc.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30
EOR S A L b.
The Property

Situate q The souths.s, o' =. knosa =
gomcry streets. in ldan r',a M and bul'a@@ "
Charles Hotel Lasigins s sn,,fh frontins, ~
building adiofning en - srs,y cellar ~
geometry str-ct. sna W !. 50 rear. Ius iTgES
thereon upon astne y. - = essl CHAS
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30

F. b. BRITrEN, Chm'n.
L. o. BENEDICT. Secretary.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-05-30
r DoNY. CABINET WARE AND

- Furniture manufacturer, on West side Of Main
street. two doors above J. b. Emcr.s store offers the
following prizes In q rattle:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-03-07
UNION STATE CENTRAL CoH4IrrEE.-A me

UNION STATE CENTRAL Co3XIrrEE.-A meet
ing of the Union State Central Committee was
held at San Francisco on the cath of February.
The members present were II. J. Tildep, chair
man R. F. Peckhatn, E. L. Sullivan, J. p Shell
don, Geo. ". Ryder, Chas Westmoreland Sene-
Ever, Felix Tracy, G. A. Gillespie, by proxy,
F. G. Waite, by proxy, and E. ". Casey, by
proxy. The Committee called State Conyen-
tion to be held at Sacramento on Tuesday, the
3lst day Of March, to elect delegates to the Ma
tional Republican Convention, and made the ap-
rortionment of delegates for the counties in the
STATE Trinity is entitled to delegates, Hum
boidt 4, Klamath 2, Siskyou s, Shasta 4, and
Tehama 3. These resolutions were adopted
Resolred, That the primaries in the several
delegates to the said State Convention, be held
Primary Election law.
Resolced, That the following shall be the quail.
ihcation OF voters at the said primaries, to wit
All legal voters who will pledge themselves to
support the nominees of the National Republican
Convention, to be held at Chicago on the goth of
May next, shall be entitled to vote at primaries.
Resolved, That the Union State Central Com.
mittee earnestly urge upon all members of the
Union party of California unanimity of action in
the approaching campaign, and that all differen-
ees of the past be forgotten.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-03-07

BETTER THAN EvER.-The Outre Magazine for
March is :" big thing" The contents COM
prise an original tale entitled +" Inconsistency, or
the Ungrateful Rooster" A Chapter in Law, IL
lustrated by Gosnell, is worthy of perussl. A
letter from Louis Napoleon is the feature of this
number. The Emperor invites the whole Outre
staff to proceed Immediately to Paris and bring
their blankets, and we announce with regret that
the invitation has been accepted, and the whole
force walked up to Poker Bar to take Saturdays
stage. 1t was a molly looking crowd. We
suspect that the real cause for this sudden move
is accounted for in the postscript which Eugenie
added to the Emperor's letter. Having some re-
gard for the crop of hair which the top Of our
head bosts, we shall make no reference to the
illustrations contained ia this number, further
than the characteristic one on the last page,
showing how Dr.. Livingstone, the African ex-
plorer, subdued two fierce gorillas by merely
showing them copy of the Outre. Any person
wishing to borrow our number will apply to
George Chapman, Arkansas Dam.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-03-07

FRoM DINNEKRAr GooLCH.-"A Dimmekrat
of the Old Skule," under date March Ist, sends
us the following for publication MA. JUREEL ::
-Plees allu me thru yure columns too sa a fu
wurds on the momentus subjec wich is attractin
so much notis now. Wen l got the muse that
Jonsen had put Stanton out Nv the War offs
agin, said hurra, Andrue's got the sand, and is
goin tu hev his own wa, and rekonstrc the South
by the koDstitution es it wus. took my dimme
john and started for toun, feein as tho wus in
ole South Carliny agin, with plenty Nv whisky
an tobakker, an plenty Nv niggers to rails moar
But my feelins ma be imagind wen got to toun
and herd that Stanton woodent go out, and that
Mister Tomas coodent put him out, and that Mis-
ter Walker said 60 slo, and that Ginral Grant
smiled. don't mean took a drink, cos he don't
no enuf fur that. I'm afraid this meens sum-
thing. Jonson wus plain bluff, CESS, and wen
Walker sed go slo, and Grant laughed, he weak
end and calld for drink. If this hadent hap
pened Stanton might laid doun his hand. But
if he holds on Congris wins, and Jonsen and the
Dimmocrisy will luze the game. I'm powerful
feerd Stantons goin to be contrari, and then the
tax ill keep up on whisky and tobakker. that
we he'd Villindamim or sum other man that aint
a cowerd in the Presidents cheer. Weel be GER
tin to eeck sich man this fall, if he gifts votes
enuff. Discurrigdly yures.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-03-07
Weaveryjlle, Saturday, Mich 7, 1868,

Our.Gofya AND Is-CoMISG OFFICrALs.-Las,
Monday the newly-elected county officials with
the exception of County Judge, who was install.
ed January lst) assumed their respective sta
tions. The occasion was celebrated in the old
fashioned way by both in-comers and out-goers.
The doors Of the Sheriff Office were opened
wide, and the invitation, cordially extended,
went far and near, " Ho every one that thirst
eth ~ County Court being in session, and Judge
Felter having been "alone in his glory at the
time Of taking office, the Court held it to be a.
bounden duty to celebrate nunc pro tune, and ac-
cordingly ordered an adjournment If notstric'-
ly speaking I" feast of reason and flow OF soui,
it was nevertheless a feast of good things and
flow of "Sparkling Muscatel," etc., with ci-
gars for the Good Templars. The occasion was
generally enjoyed Blacks and Rebs. mingled
socially together and good feeling ruled the hour.
The administration of county affairs for two
vearspast will compare favorably with any pre-
vious term, and the retiring officers are accom-
panied to the shades of private life by the re-
spect and good will of the people. Of the new
ly-installed officers the Sheriff, County Superin-
tendent of Schools and Coroner have been in
dorsed by reelection. The remainder are new
and uuried officials. They will have the record
of their predecessors to guide and assist them,
and will doubtless initiate their example, and
like them receive the thanks of the people when
10 accordance with the time-honored maxim of
- rotation &" they rotate out of Office, perhaps,
as ofice-holders have it, out of one Office into
Il better one. May each one of the new admin
istration faithfully perform his duty.