Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15
TRINITY JOURNAL
OUR AGENTS !:
SATURDAY. JUNE Is, 1872.
GLORY GLORYli GLORY!ll

We take the following extracts and
comments from the Marysville Appeal /:
" Mr.. Greeley's forethought in his pre-
parations to become candidate for the
Presidency, is something remarkable.
His trip through the South, his bailing of
jeff Davis, his overland journey to Cali
fornia, and many other acts of the Phios-
opher, were all intended, no doubt, to aid
him in achieving the great object of II
lifelong ambition. One of these strokes
of policy, and perhaps not the least, was
the writing of a complimentary letter to
II backwoods paper called the Weekly
Caucasian, published in Lafayette coun-
ty, Missouri. AS the result of this little
piece of diplomacy, he has secured the
friendship of its editor, who responds to
his nomination in the following burst of
Missouri eloquence, which appears in the
issue of the Caucasian of May llth:
Sound the hew-gag; strike the tonjon;
beat the fuzzy guzzy; wake the gong
kwong; let the loud hosanna ring; bum
tum, Iuzzle bum, ding go, bin !! uncon-
stltutional Congresses Of perjured ruff
fians; itchy palmed, bribe- taking, office
peddling Presidential Doors and sot> /;
usurping legislatures, blasphemous pick
pocket Senators and Governors, shoulder
strapped outlaws, titled bummers, recon
struction satraps, niger bacchanals, of
fetal incendiaries, thieves, bondholders,
cut purses, all tremble ut the roar of
coming DOOM
The following pathetic appeal is ad-
dressed, in the same article, to the freed
men, and pictures to them the glories
they are to enjoy under President Gree
ley's administration
Clap your hands, ye fathers, because
the bread will not much longer be torn
from the mouths of your hungry children,
to tatten horde of idle savages, the ma
tion's wards, lousy, smut-skinned vaga-
bonds, whose only business is to attend
conventions, spout insolence, vote for the
oh-scourngs of Yankee penitentiares,
slums and back-alleys, and manufacture
stink and Southern Constitutions and
laws
Mr. Greeley's Missouri organ con-
cludes its earnest appeal as follows:
Toot the tympanum-cracking rams'-
horns. Howl rapturous hosannas, ye
flea bitten hound pups, and let the gleetu
catgut squeak. Pipe forth your gladness,
oh, jassacks and nightingales and gan
ders. Croak, ye frogs; squeal, ye hogs.
Flap your wings and scream your shrill-
est note of victory, oh, invincble shang-
hal Of freedom. Let volcanoes blaze and
festive tar barrels crackle and CLEAN.
Let torchight nod to bonfire and cannon
boom their mighty peans. Let rocks,
cataracts and hill sides, bull calves,
oceans, CULTS, lakes and mill dams, men,
women, children, fops, poodes, heasts,
binds and reptiles, all creation, animate
and inanmate, burst forth in one tremen-
dous, deatening, laundering, sky splitting
roar of triumph, joy and praise. For
Caucasian patriotism and common-sense
have prevailed; and Radicalism, the cum
ming, the brutal, the bloody, is doomed
to speedy and irretrievable overthrow.
Gloriicallelujerum Hurrah ! Three
times three thousand cheers and view
haloo for HORACE GREELEY and b.
GRATZ Brown, the philosopher and the
statesman 1ou'll only have to live till
next November to see the consummation
so devoutly to be wished-the overthrow
Of the Tumblebug and his vile myrmi-
dons; the annihilation of tyranny and
corruption on our Republican soil; and
the re establishment of law and order,
liberty, peace and prosperity, by the
triumphant election of GREELEY and
BROwN-the ticket first suggested and
only advocated by the Caucasian