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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27

The closing week of Lent this year appears
to have been marked by an unusually largo
attendance upon the services of the churches
in which the season is observed. The cere-
monies yesterday in the Roman Catholic and
Episcopal places of worship were very impress
sive, and drew large congregations. The pro-
grammes for the Easter services tomorrow
show that the great festival of the Church
will be celebrated with no diminution of the
usual fervor of spirit and magni6cence Of
ritual and music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27

murder, the everyday events: proclamatlons
and general orders, full of patriotism, honor'
and religion, the every day utterances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-27

Although not carried on with such prodigal
expenditure Of money and effort as when con-
trolled by the Late Prof. Agassiz the Museum
of Comparative Zoology in which he took so
deep an interest, is doing excellent work.
From the report on our ninth page it appears
that the principal efforts during the past year
have been toward systematzing and rendering
Of practical use to students the vast collec-
tons already acquired. The working force of
the Museum has been materially curtailed.
and much of the service was in part or
ahOlly gratuit0us: but tho modest aims of the
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-16

oaB bicIe @ereinbar,n9 Der $Gurie nit
Dem getersburger Cabinet in manden
li6eralen poInilden .&relen, ols unsu-
rei6eno, bDics &lut rurlo1en mirb.
Sroboem bDre id niGt ouf su bebaupten,
bob in unlfrer 9e9enwdrti9cn trourisen
Sage Der ,oppitplild)c 5tubl o0ein uns
pcrtbeioi9t unb oob lei Dem 9egen>u6r'
gen lleber9e>pi6t Sismords oos 3uriid.
trctcn Gublouos bonn llfole pnm Sabre
1865 obrc 3pcilel Gin pom Goroinol9n=
tcuel(i crrun9clier biplpmotilber @or-
tbeil it, uno oielcr @ortbcil lit befo Of
Tenborer-, jc mcbr oie alien SrousNctio-
men, lei cs NIT 9om, lei es nit Yolcn,
feinoli6e '@timmun9 bcs rullilrbcn @olz
tes 6erportritt. SD ueib aus guterNueuc,
bob einllubrcifbc Yerioncn Toluobl IN
Petersburg olS nurb i'm 9(uSlanOe Die
poll ltdn0i9e 9lusrrtt!n9 bc5 Gplcntbums
Fuub &otDolicismus mini 6en lno prppa=
9iren Sci eiuer jpl0cnS timmun9 bes &C.
bilocten ru1lilGen Yublitums uub bci Dem
unobldl(igenY emiibun9e 9enSi5nlorfS, ,aon5
europa gum Sample NeSell Tom su pcr=
eiu;3cn, / oJuc 3uci fel oub Die 9cvingNe
Goncel}ion pou Gcitcn @ori1hofpliS Gin
Sica &oms ano II ei9 nj@t "nbe0eutenber
Ncrt6eil fir Yplcn."
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c5toIicn unb 9srcuHru.

on bciOen Gtooten pcriolgtt man Die
0eiltli1en Orben unb Gpu9re9otioncn.
8ismord bebt Die Orben unb GonArc9o.
tionen ouf, I'M lie 96nsli@ pom Gruno
lnb Boocn ocs preubi}hen @tuotts Su
.pertlgcr, um i6ncn bort ben Gjorous Su
MAIDEN. 0ictor emanuel, Gp6 Die &l6lter
oufum bteOr0en it. Congregations ibreS
ye6tndBi9en Gi9enfbum 81 bcrou6cn:
Som II. 1eincr&egi egierun9 1T cs gan; sleid=
giiltia lucnn li0 oielel6cn &(olter9cilt,
liebcn ein Dem &(oltcr na6eaclc9enca
9roBes Sous' tou fen pocr miet1cnL, lih
9en1einl l6oftlib in bemlel6en initalliren
uno ben Ge9cln ibres Orbcns 9en,dB !e=
ben. So es lit in Soscono ). 9. bduii9
Der Tau, boB bic M1nAe ober Ncnnen
BON Dem, Der i6r &loiter in Der Dffcnt=
liGen 8erltei9er,ln9 touite, boliel6e mie=
tbcn uno no6 >uie pbr in bemlelben
tup6nen. 8ci lo(der 8crl 0icocn6eit ser
8elpegrinbc 0cs lo9enonnten Gultur=
fompfes 1T es rnm6glic6, Oab lib Sie
&irdenperfol9er Stoliens nit ben 8i:=
nardionern in ben 5u ergreifeuoen Mlt f.
re9cln ecsen bie Stride eini9en. So Der
unterrihts M@initer Spn9bi 9in9 10
meit,. oob er in Ser &ommer in Der Be-
ontluortln9 Der ourN preubilde llmtriebc
ongcre9ten Snterpellotior 6cn Snterpel=
lantcn 5uricf: uWir iino Hidt 9elonnen
Dem Weibwoller Den Gricg 5u crtldren. ="
9iele Ncuberune b5o9 lib Direct ouf
bic @erful9un9 bcs g8ei1bilGofs in
Yo1en, ben man per1ecutirt, neil ct ppr
Ofern oos g8eibwoHer in Der &atbeOrole
>ueibte. @enigltens 10 iuuroc lie in Ser
&ammcr 'pon 9lllen perl ltonben unO bet
Yrd1ibc Mlin9betti bceilte lid ben gin=
orud> ben lie 9cmo6t, bo0ur6 absui6lud=
6en, oob er lcincm Gpllc9cn eine3urc6t=
lpeiIung, crtbei!te, Die OaDin loutete, oab
ct bielc N6rol lc uobl ols Seputirtcr
Bon9bi, nidt obcr als Mfinilter 8on9bi
perent,oDrten f0nnc.
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hes @efciertcn ein9c(ooen botte. Wnlpc.
lenocn inter Nuoern Die PIP. 0ouf=
fen b d) pnn gSiniielo pnu Gplc0e
Bpint. Ncp. r. " ais &C., Die 5crrcn
Gjsbriiber Gensi9cr unb &etoftcur Ir.
Bronois. gci uctcrrcihun9 bes Nrocns
belt Z. 8onuptnturu cine 9(nlprohe an
oen ncucn Glitter, in Der CT Der no6esu
ujer;iojd1rigcu 9Hirtlumtejt ocs Gjcfcier=
ten in Der tutbolilhcn Souruoliitif &C.
oodDtt, elmer Sb0ti9ftit, Der Nun Der IF.
Woter feline 9(ncrfennun9 roburb 0cAc=
ben, ooB CT i'm sum Sitter ocs Fl. @cor9
eruonnt. Ser 0cIriertc bo'1ftc in bcrcb=
ten Mprtcu iiir Die i6m, >uie er in lcincr
8cl0ciocnbeit loAtc, unucroicnt 9c,uor=
ocn Gbrc uno 9lusSei6nun9 unb brobte
Elm 9o6 ouf ben bl. &atcr aus. llno in
ber5bot lit es cine uibt SIT untcrid)dttnbc
G6rc, AitIcabc fl. 0cor9 iu ucrocn, "a
Die 3ubl oerlelheh brcibunoert nitDt iibcr=
itei9cns soarf. Scr FL. Sotcr bot oilp
our6 Die Grnennung 3errn Oertels
sum Bitter nibt Bios bie|cn lelblt, lpn=
bern Die 9onic (atbolilNc Sournaltif
ausgcsci@rct uno rcn 9cluciS gc(iefcrt,
',nie lebr i4m cine quite Ereile an 9erSen
Iic9t.
Sic Wlter SfapuSiner 6dttcn fir Elm
cinfohes lfa6l 9elor9t, bci uelhem nod
mon@. uortrcffi fiibe3 sSort 9eiproben
wurocs gSie mir b0rcn. Doben audi Die
$ocrrcN Gcbriiocr 0cnii9cr cine s(uspiO=
nun9 BON Som crDoltcn. Sem ncuen
Sitter min den mir Out 0til al null
tOS amos
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-16

fd)on ei,.e Bcfannti0oft bait .mt einem 43rote.
itanten, TO ertldre nit aller 8ctinlntDeit, Sob
bcin @eipiilc,1 unb bcin @laubc BON bit for
oer,,, oieie @efonntidoft aufsusebcn ou ton>
ncit nur gu elmer rein tat6oliid)en Sic bid cnt,
id)(icber, ocnu nur bo ici Ginbcit uno 8ricbc
in bcr ollcrbo9itcu s(naclc9cnbcit beS SerSenss
9as @leidc mubt bu tDun, ipcnn BIT obne oor<
I6ufge 8efanntidaft protcitontildcr Seits !el"
s(ntrog ecmad)t lpiro. Sci bicicr Grflarung
blcibe fcit unb laIic bid) in fein pcttercs San.
ocln Gins 0u bilt @ott uncnolid}cn 9ont
idyuloia, bab On in Der tot1oliiden Stride, IN
biclcr @cttun9 n9sonit itolt Gbrilti. fit uns arn.e
Giinocr, biit 9cborcn uno. crSo9cn mnroen. mp
s(utbeil boit AT alien ibrcn Soframcntcn. NSilllt
bu Sic Gudloiietcit bcacbcn, itott otS 9antcs
in 9cmii1tcr Sic beinc tiinftiacn aineer lpsius
rcibcn bon .ocr Scilsquelle ber fat1olidcn Stride
uno ibrc @cclcn rcli9i0s pcroorrcn lolIcn nut
Dem biirrcn Sonoboben bcs NrptcitantiSM1ts :?
- G5ott bciuabrc bid borbiclcm Gcc(c,tmpro
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Mrpfcffpr D;Gr &crtcl.

&c Nitter bes ct. Geprgius= g
Orb 9lm 3. Suni fono bel ben
Wdtern &opuSinern in 9}eu Yorf cine
1eltene Teier 1tott $)err Yrofeiior N}or
Oertel, Neoottcur Der u&otb olil6en Sir
Gen5eitun9" i'll Son1aica, 9(elu Oort, fat
in Mn1ebun9 leincr 8croicnlte I'M Die
fatbolilAe Yrclie pon Yoplt Eius TX.
ocn Oroen bcs III. 0'cur9 'erDolttn. Z.
Bonoucnturo Trcp, Guardian Der &a=
pu5iner> mar beau ftrost, Dem nellen N!t=
ter Den linn BON 9tom iibcrlenoetcnOrben
Ionmt Diplom 5u iibcrreic9cn 5l lptl@er
Teierli0felt cr ne6t @crrn Oertcl cine
9ln5obl 9eiltti9er unO lpeltli9er Tre'noe
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50 nj Arcdcn in 8 pan H..
9lus 9fo0rio ibrcibt man: Scr 2u5o=
rus Der currp1il l1en Stooten, Gponicn,
it MIN Don elmer ncucn Honbplo9e btim=
9eiuht, ben 9culo)yc(tcn. 5p fat Der
vtoni9l 9lidc,0ommilldr noGencrolinlpct-
tor fir bic 9(ustjlAun0 ocr @euiNreden"
in Ginooo 9(eol iol9cnocn grlob pernf=
fcntliNt: u@tellt Smonji9 Sdgc" la9t cr>
jeoe onbcre Telborbcit Gin, bic nitbt bn=
rouf 9cri6tct 1T nit biclcm Snie oo5
uns SIT perniN!cn ourh, oufjurdumen ..
Scr &Dni9, bic 9le9icruno, Die Yrouin=
5ialotpatotion uno Die 9(Duntomicntps
werocn tbun, was in iDren &rdtcn ltcbt,
um Gu6 5u belicn ober baS 9roBe &cils
mittcl, uel6es cin unuittel6ores, protti=
l9es uno pplitiucs 9}clultot lteTern fam,
lit Die einmiitbi9e s(ftiOn Nller 5llmol &C.
gen bos .Snlcft Die fommenoen i,uon5ie
1oJe, Die mir es np6 unter IN lern TiiBel
6obcn. Yr;c ltcr uno &inbcri Vetet up>
Dem Gott Der Sarmbcr5i9ttit, boC erun=
BON Scr Yfa9e bcIrcic !! Nonolcute :! ouf
gcgen ben gcmcinloWcn Teino lnlerer
l06ncn Grntc G1rtncr! 3ur Nettung
Gurcr Semitic! M{ittcr! 9cbt ouN ibr,
bic 0cuiArscfeu iu t5btcn, wclbc GHre
&inocr nit 9ungcr 6cbroDen."
Ger Standardization" 81 t."
lit bcr 9iome cincs in 9ie>u Oort in eng
iii der @pro0e neu crl0icncncn Orgoncs
ocs Yroteitantismus ipDnc Nijdliht uuf
bic unjlb!i9en Seftcn, III bic cr aelpal=
ten lit. c. beltc6t in 'cinem 80 Gcittu
sdb(eubcn, biibl6 uu51eitotten N}onots=
beitc. s(ls 9lufyabc bot litb bicles Organ
9eltcllt, brn mobernen uGulturtampT
au6 bci uns cinbcimilh 5u MAIDEN ii. ei=
nen vbo0t0ncnocn, bel eltdnhi9en uno gus
oouernocn &ompf 9cBcn bic rDmll6 ia
t6olil6 l6c&ir1c 81 unter6olten. "Nle in Die
lcr Mro6c =9l,1mmcr cntboltteuen 9uildbe
uerrot6en mc6r ulS 9cnug, >ueb' Settles
&ino oaS ncue l(rtsrncDmcn lit. 9Sir
moQcn al: Erche GcrouShe6en: Ser
Yopf nuo ieine polit;ldle 9Noht", Scr
Gio ocs Gorbir0l:", "llnlcrc rfIentllebcn
SNu!en", v2dpN!irhr lluonloldmfeit,'
" Ser M{ib9riif Ger p3plt'ihcn llnftb:aor:
tcit", Scr G:tc.'5 YIenni9", ~Nottne6r
Goroiudie". r9us omcritonilhe Organ
bcs 9'Gplcs" (wOnl;t Der 9,elo Worf
~0cra!o" grnleint iiN, Scr romnbe
9&cttcrbo0n", n v0a3 M}iitc:o:ttl" II. |. 10.
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Wpnt ,sub TuSlaub.

Sion, u,tb TstSlaub. -,
Giucfs y e re in 3 orul1N DC 8
3orcn nit &c iii y o It 0 Ill 0 CT
6tuble 10 un'uabri iOcinli6 lc'ou@
l6ciucn mag iit>in Der oQcrlebten 3elt
-miyflid) Su @tanoc 9etpmme1A gSenl9=
items brin9t Der mcilt ,poDl urterrl9tete
rDn1il0e Gorrclponoet bcs totbolil6en
Gurier Yo,rdns Die fol9enoc M}ittbel=
lung:
Ser Yoplt> ben bic trouri9c 9a9e Der
STot6plifen in Yn(cn ,duBerlt bctrlbte;
gob, G1 oQe Mliibc, Inn pie rui llGe &c
9icrun9 5u beme9en, oic @srfpl9un9en
Ser STRIDE Elm su1 1eQen. Sem ouBeren
Gbeine noG 1T baSjeni9c, 'uos Der b..
Yotcr errei0tc, ,5lpor ni1t Gin be0eutcn=
Der oolb in,mcr9in Gin nit)t Su. untcr=
|Ndbcnocr Nort6eil. Gs 1T befdnnt
oub leit Dem Sabre 1868 ollc fotbofi=
l6en @istbiimcr Der Feters6ur9er,
GDnobe untergeorbnet parcn, ncl@e ols
omtlibe Nermittlerin aluil6en Non1 uro
oen @tdubigcn bcn 8iidDfen nlht nur
bos Ne6t .mit.bem ! Gtuble III correlpon=
oircn, lonbern ii6erboupt> folt olle Nuto=
nomie in ocr0iDcel lonucrwoltun9 bcnoDm.
@ielcs MiBperbaltniE >ucldcS l'b de
facto ,penig ppm @6ismo untcr l6leo,
mu6te, bo 6 1olpo6l fir bos @eclen9ell
Der @lQubi9en, ols ou6 fir Die fir6lidDc
Soierorbie ibcroua uerbcrblid3 mar, notb=
ipenoi9 9ebo6en loeroen> wenn il6erboupt
pon einem frecn 8cten1tnillc ocs- fo=
tboli1bcn Gloubens bic Gcoe lein lollte.
Qler ober liebt nibt bic @6luierigfetc1
ein> ouf weld)e Die Grrie fieb> oa cine
Menoerl,ng Der Sage o0ne bic Nnnnlli=
runo bcs ufales BON 1868 nid1t erfol0cn
fonntc, unb lucr nit Der ruililNen 0i=
plonlatic pertrolrt it, bcr lueib rstDt gut
luie bortndtfig lie eiNe jeoe Goncelilon
per,peiocrt> Die cine Yerurtbeilung Der
Wersan9enbeit in 1i6 su bergen l9eint.
Sod cardinal 9(ntonelli> tpegen lcincr
lncilter6aften. @emonobeit riibmliblt BE-
fonut, perl ltonb es> cine .@9wicyi9feit
nod Der onOeren Su ii6eriDtnoen ......
uuo 10 fam eine @erelnbarung 81 @tonoe>
luclbe Ser STRIDE lit Yolen 5weifelsobnt
pier Yortbeile 1i6ert:
y cbcr @ildof ocrualtet ictbititanbig icinc
Oiocce.
y icbcr @ii@of correspondent birett init S(om.
s. Set llfos bonn Sabre 1865 mrb surildgc>
jo9cn.
= ~ al(c Nppcl(ationcn scbcm nidt mcbr an
bic Yctcrsburscr Spuooe, ionocrn on ocn
yNctropolttau bon @arl6an uno bon oic>
@eincr5eit W milli9t Ser Nopit fir biele
gonceilioncn in Den Sortbetono oer Ye=
tcrs6ur9cr @Dnooe ciu. Seoo0 anf gon5
ouocrer GrunO(o9c> ol$ ois blsDerl9c
mar. sic Of niDt nleDr Die bb9ere .Sn=
itous fir bic Ni19Dfe 6ilocn> nod oos
Nebt Der Gontruie. ii6cr bic 9i05elanper=
multuns uno Gorrelppnocn5 Der Srolno=
riln babeu> uno mas oos Mi@tiglte it,
lie lrl niDt ous ben YeOoanlabtistcn
Ser &opitel- welGc 6as Ge9t II lurp!rcn,
1elbt iDren Bil10fen 8efe9le gu ert5ei=
len-1ouoern aus bilbDfli9en Delegoten
sulommenyelett iein> uel9e 5u jeoer ,3elt
ab6erufen weroen fDnnen. SD. ..f!r9te>
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by the South. Tie people refused to be
deceived then. Let Us be equally vigilant
now. National patriotism can never be
to fervent, or too suspicious OF those VINO
deprecate its free expression.
1t is now nearly twenty years since the
result of a presidential election has been
peacefully acquicsced in by the defeated
marty. The choice Of Buchanan, IN 1000,
was followed by no dangerou, expressions
of the deep discomfort it created but
Iincoln's authority was resisted by eleven
States, from the day OF his inauguration
uotil a month after his second term began,
and when the rebellion was driven INTO
ill.,. last ditch, he was assassinated by one
of its natural outgrowths, within week.
That Grants authority has not yet been
openly defed is true, but the cmbers OF
rebellion are carefully kept alive, ana
peace has not been restored.
The rebels and malcontcnts now pro-
nose To drive enough Republicans away
from the polls at the South to give. me
, Democracy of that section voice entlrely
out of proportion to their numeilcal
= strength an in-olent and revolutionary
e subversion Of the right OF the people lt
the choice of President. Ierrorls IN ano
4 violence are to be substituted lor I'll Ih'
O. peacelul decision Of the majority. 1 n'
? MT ouoht To admonish the late rebels
:, and thrir abettors. to beware how they
). thus challenge the manhood Of the North
n The knayery which, under the I'M
II guise of local interests, strives to Whol!.
h divert public attention from the grea
Of discriminating question we have her
}, presented. is clearly in the interest q
N those who are preparing to strike blo'
at the vitas Of the Nation. The encmle
ID Of the Nation cannot be friends Of tn
a State,
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1875-06-05
asfeehlv Crjnity 9darna'.
Weaverville, June 8, 1875.

A STAGE DRIVERS DARLING.-G. ). |
Gathers is stage driver in Colorado. a
bright little girl of six summers lives with
him and calls him father The old man
and the little girl have an extraordinary
affection for each other. When they are
together they are happy when separated
they live in the prospect Of meeting, and
when they meet they behave like child
rem of the same age. Their mutual idol
ization is well known in Denver, where
their home is. About two years ago an
officer Of the law appeared in Denver
with u requisition from the Governor OF
Pennsylvania for the arrest and delivery
OF old man Gathers on charge Of abduc-
ton. Gathers friends were so well con-
WINGED of his honesty that they warned
him of the presence Of the officer, and
aided in hiding both the old man and the
child Until the officer had departed.-
Then Gathers explained that he was not
the girls father, but her uncle, and gave
a short family history. 1t was his dead
sisters child, whom be was. treating a.
his own, and better, if possible. W hei
his sister was dying she gave the liltl'
one to him, and he promised to live 10
the child and guard her as his own
When his sisters husband married agar
the father then wanted to take the chill
away from her uncle, but he fled with hi
little treasure to the far West. He cam
to and stopped at Denver and became
stage driver, and his love for his niece il
creased ten fold. When IN officer cam
med with State weapons to wrest b
darling from him, Gathers and the chill
hid until the danger was past. Late
another officer came with requisite
from Pennsylvania and sued out wa
rant for Gathers arrest. The Sheriff r
fused to serve it, and the Pennsylvania
went home empty-handed. PennsyIy
mia will have to 60 without that lit
girl while there are mountain caves
the West.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1875-06-05

A REGULAR PREsCRPTIoN.-Scene III
the Detroit police court: Eliza Jane
Denson, why are you here, and what do
you want?" inquired his Honor OF fat
female, who came round in front Of the
desk.
a. want my rights" she said, pushing
back her bonnet and making ready for IL
speech.
VERY we'll, madam, 60 ahead while |
take few bites from this apple. Eluci-
date, and spare no pains to bring out the
truth
"Well, you know" sho commenced,
unpinning her shawl, you know l got
kicked by horse"
Possible ?"
"Yes-a week ago. l tainted away
had doctor and came very near dying
Kicked me in the side, right here"
"Go on, madam"
1.-THE doctor prescribed sling for me-
she said, land the sling was too strong iol
me and lost my senses in the street."
How does it come, Mrs. Denison, tina
you were under your neighbours window
with your sleeves rolled up, hair down, anC
offering her fifty cents to come out just 70
fifteen seconds ?" lie asked.
50 / don't KNOW know the doctor pre-
scribed the sling" she answered.
Wei, Eliza Jane, | cannot counte
nance such doings. This Is the nineteenth
century, you know, and people can Nc
longer act like barburians. | shall"
Remember, it was a regular prescrip
tlon," she interrupted.
" YeS, and this is a regular sentence
It's ten dollars or sixty days.
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AYDHDRg ESS
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA.

rp, Gu. ~ 4t +, Tito r. ~
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slu''lo"'
SO fur as the State aiftlrs are concerned
! 1t may be safely assumed that me mus
es OF the Hepubllcan voters WILL III ihe
| selection oi delegates To represent theih
! in the State Convention, choose rom
among themselves men o. such cnai"ctCr
! rs Will insure the nomination oil cahai-
| dates Tor State Offices whose names Will
be guaranty OF honesty ana G"paoillty
| IN the state ADMINISTRATIONS OhlesS tne
| Kepub'lcan5 OF the state are IeSs honest
| or less lhteillgehl tEah NOR pp"lc"' oP-
pone't5' MY vn,, e,eV' ','n im1 "in
~ '''0 III 'I,'a,I'a r,fr MA
t'''.S WI s;''.'a't' ~ 20" 90 o L,'
~ III ~ ~, ,i.I N i,
",sl'',i u'r'' ~ N,','i, ''''' " -" It f,r
''''il,e' a '1 ~.
t'9 'VI'' ms 90 III .', p,,,,Ii:'..,',.
az W. a. ~ w al ,il ,,l,o
IIaro 7" d.nant r4rard FIR rnnublic1n in
.titntions and are willing to vote intelli
gently for their pre.eryation. We urge
T,n,n ali ,vbn nre with Ms ia tol;o an eurn-
est part m the election OF delegates TO tn9e
end that the State Convention may t'uly
represent them. In VAN Will be all pro-
fesslona OF desire for honest ana ec1nohl-
cal government, II the c4ndilatcs are nov
trustworthy men. 10 DOUBT that snch
candidates can be selected by The un!ttd
efforts OF al good Republicans, Is equ'Va-
lent to saying mat all VINO entertain cor
tGet p";,''I"' r'eI' ",0 u"m"' t"y ,,,," "It
NV W Eu '0 'n"v nono
,toai - IT, I py','," nn~aiiit n am,
" an viii ba the. bett nlatf,rm we
rosnnt ~ tbn nnonln ON Statn atirs
9 Thnie T ,yhn rco!i liz, boya the best interest.
Of the state at heart. cannot easily GO
astray in dealing with public questions as
they arise.
Tho P.n,1,Iioo, marty, !. National Tho
aim Of "ur ancient enemy is to crinnie
z and paralyze it. under false pretense OF
] superior regard for home interests in each
State in order that Democratic success
in the nation may be assured in 1873. i
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1875-06-05

II was a granger blowing with a pair
.: mules and singing contontediy in field
near the road. This is the way he did it:
I'm but stranger here, [Gec, Ned !
loaren ]. my homo, Coo, y ed y
Earth is desert drear, lGcc, y cd, you dang
lOoi
Heaven IS my hello! Ouch Gosh all
nenilock! Oh Lord Nhoa!"l
The plough had struck a stump and the
handle plunged into the poor fellows
stomach with a ixedness of purpose that
sent the granger, song, plough and above
quotations all in heap into the furrow.
We lily, farming is the most Independent
way Of making living.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1875-06-05

KIND WoRDs.-A pedestrian passing
along Koa:ney street, recently, saw ia
ther staggering drunk, being led along by
a ragged son, and be felt so mad that he
cxclaimcd "See here you debased sot,
if you had a spark Of manhooC in your
rum burned soul you would not make
Yourself such public spectacle as this q"
d" Mizzer," replied the man, reaching out
his hand to shake, "mizzer, I've been IL
drunkard FIR these thirty six years. and
these are the first kind words ever spoken
to me =! Gimme hand, mizzer-I'm go
ing to reform right away"
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1875-06-05

County Committees viii make provis-
ion in their respective Counties for the
election Of Delegates in accordance with
said apportionment.
The Committee recommend the follows
ing IA a test:
".4U rotcgs in the state, aoh0 are OPP
poSed 10 The restoration II pOWer If Ht
| Democratic I3t1tY, uHd thteud To 0ct IN
gOod ./HtM Wtth the RepUjHcdn IuJtY.'
/ The State Central Committee recon
mend that Delegates to the Congressional
| Conventions be chosen at the same time
and that the Congressional Committee
arrange their call Tor Congressional Con
ventions, in accordance Herewith.
By order,
WALTER VAN DYKE,
Chairman.
WM; SHERMAN, Secretaries.
NJ. ID. BoRUCK, ''00'0'''''N