The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-10-17

"A scheme, by which the people perhaps might b
secured IN II sound currency, AT THE ExPENsE
HOWEVER, OF THE PUBLIC LIRERTY-a scheme
which, from lis very nature must throw an ABso
Lutte POWER in the hands of the Executive.
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ELECTIONS,
VERMONT-oFF1crAL RESULT
1887 1890
W. c, Bradley 1890 1924 S'4'l
Scattering 6-17,73s 35-1G 40
Total vote 39,998 3G,G3O
'e"'S'" majority 1922 4,3l2
The Se@ate-;This year Wing majority 10
Last year q :. &
Wing gain .
H0"''-4 Last; year wing maj. 2" Speaker SO
Absent, 3 wings, v. B.-maj 2-32
I Wing loss "A
| MAINE. The Wing papers in Name claim Kent's
election by from 400 to 500 majority, and most of
the Van Buren, papers concede the TACT
From the Portland Advertiser.
COMPLETE AND GLORIOUS REVOLUTIONS
ny returns received at our office this morning all
doubt about the character of the House of Repre-
sentatives is removed The whole number of the
House is 1868 constituting n majority rTbc
whole number of Representatves now known to be
elected is l77-of which NINETY SIX are Wings!
lty in
the House but in joint ballot with the Senote.
The votes for Governor will now be fairly count
ed,-Gov. KENT will have a Wing Executive
Council around HIM, and will be supported bv ,y,o
POPULAR branch of tho LEGISLATURE Wboi thn
character of ho Senate will be is not definitely as
cerained ~
The classed towns and those IN which a second
tr!ai was had haye done nobIy. On the second
Tiai IN waterford, Hebron, Baldwin Gouldsboro
East Mach!as, Athens, Edgecomb &c the Wins
e'ecled Their candidates. Last yearthese towns
hyf Dr,a
as Str0nS hotdS by that party The result of these
eiectlons at the second trial we consider ns n,rcn
.a,!y deserving of notice-as indicating most une.
quiVocaiiy he opinion of tho people RESPECTING the
measures OF Mr. Van Buren,. They have had limo
- le',i ana consider his message. They have seen
vnai ms trends in Congress were determined to
mit"ho'u me Attn instalment of the surplus reye.
es ,tin G cope own money-to repair the loss.
es, whicn the Government by its oaUn qnisnanare.
i h"" a"a extravaganza has occasoned And thew
nave had time to consider the dangerous tendenccs
OF Inc Sub.Treasury scheme
Inc Wings have gloriously triumphed In one
SNORT year Ihey have reduced the TEN THOUSAND
m i GRITTY OF the enemy to nothng-have elected
theIr candidate for Governor and o6taincd a -;
ny IN the House of Representatives. This miGhiv
onange we can only attribute to the force of ruth
and correct principles. The people have cariidi,
considered the policy of their new Presidont and =
now have spoken their disapprobation. Our nre
dlctions have been more than realized Oar State
which was once thought lrrecoverablv sunk in
Van Burensm, stands forth, "Redeemed. regenera'
ted and Gisenthralled!
MARYLAND. The Whighs ave elected 50 am, tho
Vantes 81 Delegates TO the Assembly The Senate
cansists of Is members-all whigs-giv;ng the
Wings 81 majority in joint ballot.
GEORGIA. Returns from Sc counties gives Gil.
mer, Wing, 4376 majority over Schley, v. b.. the
present Governor. Last year the Van Buren, party
had majority in the Legislature of abont so. The
wings Will probably elect their candidate for Gov
'rnor by about 5000 majority and secure MAORI
y ofthe Legislature
PENNSYLVANIA. The annual election of members
u the Legislature took place on Tuesday last, Re.
urns from the City and County of Philadelphia on
have reached us. The Wings have succeeded
n the City by an average majority of $500, the Iarg-
ISL ever obtained in the City Their majority in
he CITY last fall was 27l9. In the county the Van
puren party have 7ol majority. Last fall it was
AZ. The Wing majority in the City and County
asst iall was l29S-this election 2lOO The admin
Stratioh anticipate great victory IN Pennsylvania,
N the strength of the influence of the Loco Foco
Message OF the President upon the German popua-
on' The " b. party had great majority in the
ast Legislature, and we shall be happily disap-
olnted ifthey do not maintain the ascondency in
he present election.