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Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-09
A Plain Duty.

At the risk of being deemed importanate, ne
Asain urge upon. all Who elAip to be Rspabl-
cans in principle, TO exert tAsmselses actively at
the coming judicial election. While admitting
that it is difficult to control IN eieetien of this
kind BY appeals 70 party feeling, and ,alss com
ceding, at the same time, that such should be
the case, we think that at this time all Repub-
licans should support their nominees for the
reason that is the ground of opposition against
them. In every other respect our candidates
are unexceptionable. Judge Sawyer has been
thoroughly tried as a lawyer and afterwards In
His fitness for the Supreme bench is generally
conceded. Hon. @. G. Pratt is better known
than any other District Judge in the State-his
decisions upon important questions having all
the authority of law and being extensively
quoted and relied upon as such. So much for
Supreme Judges. For District Judge, Hon. E.
Garter needs no recommendation of ours. There
are, we app-ehend, none possessed of hardihood
necessary to assert that he has ever abused the
position held by him for the last six years.
Acts speak louder than words, and the fact that
il this county a jury is never demanded, bpt that
all questions of: law and of fact are devalyed
upon him for determination, bespeaks the gen.
eral feeling concerning his honesty and capacity.
1t will be remembered that the October elections
have almost always gone by default, less than
two-thirds of the voters deciding the contest. 1t
appears from this that general turnout of
either party will elect their men, although at
the time perhaps largely in the minority. The
Democracy, however, cannot claim any positive
ascendancy in this State or n this judicial dis
trict The vote in this district will likely be
close, taking the relative strength of parties
criterion, and the side taking the most interest
will win, Shasta and Trinity ordinarily Offset
whatever Democratic majority Siskiyou happens
to give, and if we only work in earnest, will
more thap do so this time. Under the circum-
stances it is the plain, positive duty Of Repnbl-
cans to strain every nerve at the next election,
and we hope to congratulate them upon sac-
cessful result
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-09

Practice VS.. PaEAcHIyG.-The San Francisco
Examiner is the most bitter opponent of Chinese
labor to be found in the United States. 1t turns
out that William S. Moss, one of its proprietors
and editors, is one Of the largest employers OF
Chinese labor in California The Examiner says
it ia because he cannot find anybody else to do
the kind of labor they are, engaged in. To
which the Sacramento Record says; "Then
there is labor to be done which no one but Chi
namen will do yet you insist we shall not have
Chinese to do it. Oh Democratic consistency
Oh Democratic dsmagogueism This is the
way you try to palm yourselves off on the peo-
pie as the especial defender and conserYater oi
their interests -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-09

The platform of the New York Republicans,
adopted in convention at Syracuse on the 29th
ult., says that "every American citizen, whether
naturaized or native, shall have equal suffrage,
without regard to nation, race or relpionp
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-09

RIVAL to Tom Thumb has sprung up in the
person of Master Johny Doughterty, of Sebasto-
pol, Sonoma county. Johnny is fifteen years
old, weighs thirty pounds, and is four inches
shorter than the General.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-09

A MOVEMENT is on foot in San Francisco to
form branch of the International immigration
Union, the headquarters of which society are at
Baltimore. The object is to promote German
and Swiss immigration to this State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-09

AN awful calamity occurred at the Indianapo-
lis State, fair grounds at Indianapolis, Friday
evening, October lst An engine exploded in the
midst of dense throng, instantly killing nine
teen persons and wounding about one hundred
more
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-09

The warrant books of the treasury department
show that the expenses of the government for
the fiscal year just ended were $685., ,00O, 900,
against ST ,O7O, 900 900 the year before
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-09

Ex-SEcRErARY SEWARD and party sailed from
San Francisco, on the 30th ult., for Mexico.
The party will land at Manzanillo, where they
will be met by officers of the government and es-
corted to the capital, and form thence to Vera
Cruz
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-09

FATHER HYAcISrHE, the eminent priest of
Paris, will be defended in the Ecumenical coun-
Gil by the Bishops of Rheims, Chalons, Bayeux
and Ayignon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-09

The official statement for September shows a
reduction of the public debt. It shows de-
crease of S7,4s7 ,429 80 during that month, and
total decrease since March lst of $50, $685.
ls7 80. On the 3oth of September there was in
the treasury $los, ,oso, ,4e5 81 in coin and sS5,-
$50, ,o3l 80 in currency, leaving the deb. at that
time, minus these amounts, at $2,46s, 4o5,
O72 H.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-09

"HERzoG," the famous colt, who recently
made the best mile heat On record in the world,
died of Pneumonia on the 29th ult, at Cincn-
natl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-09

Ix Ohio the black man is caricatured in pic
lures and maligned in editorials, while in Ten
nessee he is praised for big virtues and solicited
to vote on the right side. Is this difference
Democratic boast
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-09

wAGGisH paragraphist asserts that in these
days no Democrat need be without satisfactory
platform, for if he is not suited in one State he
can GO to another.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-09

The Democratic papers ridicule Grants bath
ing at Long Branch. The Detroit Adpertser ac-
counts for this on the ground that there is no
DEMOCRATIC precedent for bathing on record,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-09

Iowa expects to gain three representatives to
Congress by the next apportianmeut
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-09

Ex-GovrRSoR F. Low, of Californis, has been
appointed Minister to China.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-09

MoRE EARTHQUAKEs.-Late advices from the
Sandwich islands state that during last month
several very severe shocks Of earthquake were
felt on Hawaii. The belief was general that dur
ing the present month harder shocks and more
activity of the volcanic fires would take place ON
that island
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-09

THE Cuban priyateer steamer Hornet has es-
capped from the United States, and is to be ao-
lively employed in taking prizes from the Span
ish. She will carry her prizes into Mexican
ports, that country having recognized the bel
ligerent rights of the Cubans.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-09

IN TIE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF TRIM
ITY, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. THE MATTER
or THE ESTATE OF MOSES GUM, Deceased:
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-25
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benz befonnten iibrer Der nsrAs& les.
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pa1eebs Sn eilieen @abFaaten, be.
men Die 9feeonFruetioa 0efe& e hes Re-
0exItiuinrebt aufgen6tbiet kaken, bat
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melt eesaasen, benfeIben at beripreD
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ibren lleneruorbenen poIitiiGen &ehs
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fI0Iiben- 8entefratsIf Ge1uIh habkp.
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men; 4euifiana Mub 0eOrgiaQ aben lire
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fen mad Wie ber MIIetn BEN, pas Der
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reeeIn our S6rberlno irsen0 iuelher
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aus Der 9oItlinG Der 0em 1Orf @HOrlO,
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NIB qisf sIIIgs 81 fdhinlpfeu, mas i6rs
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trait lift gang begeiitert bon Serru
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bulb 81 ibefI tudbrene Die 6ert>
fdrittspartei bic @si6ide Der Mspubs
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nerNerben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-25

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un0 nit Snbies 91nbber unb GtnbI Igs
bern berfeben, 10 BOP iiAsS pobri6eins
LID ansenebner BARN fdbrt, ale tn irs
gene einera anOern.
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8efaisntasaebisitss.

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The New York herald., 1869-04-14
Real Estate Notes.

The Church Of the Mediator, corner OF Lexington
avenue and Tnirtieth street, has been sold to tho
Moravian Society for ss5,0oo
An unusually large number of dwellings, are
contracted for In Bridgeport, Conn.,, the prcseny
season.
Real estate Is active in New Britain, Hartford
county, Conn.
The i'aschali House. ct. Louis was sold at auction
Saturday to Danci g. Tavor for e497'0. In the late
lottery scheme 1t was valued ut S2S0.010.
At Tarryfnwn Seth Bird has sold lot 11Ox16o,
with residence on Grove street, to John X. Bacon
for e11.003.
James L. Spice has transferred house nnd lot on
s2,90).
A lo, 5oxi0,, situated on the corner OF Ponantica
and Howard streets Tarrytown. has been purchased
bv j. $. Millard from Captain Jacob Storms for
$1,000.
The iarm OF Jacob w. 2irkle. deceased In Shenan-
doah county Va. has recently been sold for $685.
II contained 700 acres.
The New York herald., 1869-04-14

themselves possessed OF one martial virtue-a de-
voted attachment to liquor. Not one OF the l9 men
LETT Wellington soOer, and many were so hopelessly
drunk that they had to be carried IN caos W the
wharf. Fights among these sodieriy topefs were
also very common and IN one OF them ktiIe was
drawn, but no one, luckily, was seriously hurt.
GESERAL NEWS.
Maori WITCH an old woman named Atereei was
recently executed by the tribe to wnicn she pc,
longed. Sue was accused OF having Killed one man
by wltchcraft and OF having made about SHY
others SICK. A meeting OF tonungas, or
by means OF ncantations they discovered satlslac-
torily that wIchcrait the cause OF deatil. lne
OLD woman was then killed. rs one of the tonu1g;ts
after examining her, by second sent that siie
was the guilty party All the natives peiieVe III
wtchcrait and speak Of 1t with supefstltous lear as
7e ture Nit Tue5,t te mQttttN (''the law OF new
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Great dissatisfaction s felt at the sudden stoppage
OF tae Panama Nal llne The directors must nave
known that the Rakara was the last veSse 10 leave
tile colonies for Panama, and they might nave SAID
So and thus have saved the public great incon-
venience
A shlpload or mechanics and farmers has just
arrived from Nova Scotia IN the EnnilouS Tney
have settled about Dunedin.
The Rutland Hotel at Wangann was burned ON
the sd OF January. The loss is estimated at u, ,0Oo
The European population OF New Zealand, by the
census OF December 1861 Is shown to be z2o l2S Q.
whom l33, 022 are males The total imports Tor The
year ending Goth September last e. 249 670 the
total EXPORTS s725,5ia. The gold exported amounted
To 1921 ounces. The tonnage inwards amounted
to 66. 1856 and outwards 0,923 tons.
nugget weighing eightynne ounces and nan
has been found at the Lyel Creek diggings, Buier
river. rnis is the largest ever found In New Zea
land.
The accounts from the Thames river dlgglngs con-
tinue 70 be favorable.