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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

N-5eSome Of our readers have doubtless noticed
an article published in the Van Buren, papers from
the Washington Globe, charging Henry Clay win
using profane language upon the announcement by
the Speaker of the vote in the House upon the Mis-
sssippi contested election The story appeared in
credible for it is not understood that Mr. Clay is in
the habit of making use Of language therein atrib-
uted TO him. But to remove the impression that
charge may have upon the minds of the renders OF
the article preiudicia to MI C, and not doubling it
will pass uncontradcted by the papers which have
given currency to it, we feel bound to state in JUS
tce to the distinguished individual wronglully i'm
plicated that the persons named in the article as
having heard the remark Of Mr. Clay, have COM
PEELED the Globe to take back the Of their names,
and the Globe has reracted the charge. This is but
one of hundred of the attempts of the affiliated
federal press to in ure the character of this old
school Republican, who has done more, perhaps,
to advance the interests of his country than any
other living man. Mr. Clay has pursued straight
forward political course amid the changes and re-
verses of party-a republican in 1888 in 1872
and this attempt to revive the old party feeling
which was exhibited against Mr. Clay when he
stood forth in the Halls of Congress the first and
foremost to demand justice of naughty England in
1S10-11 and through all the last war, has with
a timely explosion. 1t would be well for our
country now if we had at the helm of State such
man as Mr. Clay. He would repel British aggres
sions now as he then did, and by stern demand
of the observance of our national rights compel Eng
land to abandon our territory Thousands of Brit
ish soldiers within few months have passed qui
city through the State of Maine to reinforce the
loyal army in Canada.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

Q-5'It was our intention to publish extracts from
the Report Of the condition of the Commonwealth
Bank this week, but in looking it over with view
select the most important parts we lnd II SO con
nected part with another that 10 give an inlelii-
gent view of the slate of The bank 1t would be ne
cessary TO publish the Report in full. we there
FORE as we have heretofore published the principal
facts omit its publication. All our statements in
relation 10 this rotten Government Pet are fully sub
stantiaed by the report.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

They CONE. On.Monday the 18th inst. in the
United States Senate Mr. Buchanan Gof Pennsylva-
MIA presented the resolutions of the Legislature of
that State nstructng their Representatives and
Senators in Congress to vote for the postponoment
of the Sub Treasury Bill, and declared he should
not disobey his instructions. He also gave notice
that he would the first convenient opportunity move
to postpone the Bill until the next session. Thus
are falling, one by one, the Executive props in the
Senate in obedience to the demands of the democ
racy of numbers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

INSTALLED, in West Bath, N, H. Feb. ii, 1888,
Pastor Of the Congregational Church and Soce-
ty, the Rev. PETER J. Nichols. Invocation and
reading of the Scriptures, Rev. George w. Camp
BELL Newbury, VT; LIST Prayer, Rev. Thomas Hail.
Waterford, VT; Sermon, Rev. Isaac r. Worcester,
Littleton-founded on l Thess, 2: 4; Installing
Prayer, Rev. Drury Fairbanks, Littleton; Charge
Rev. David Sutherland, East Bath; Right Hand
Rev. George w. Campbell, Newbury; Address to
the people, and last Prayer, Rev. David Campbell
Oxford; Bene diction, by the Pastor. Com.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

CoNNECTIcUT. On the 18th inst the Wings of
Connecticut helda State Convention at Hartford
and nominated list of candidates for State officers
Hon. William w. Ellsworth, is the candidate for
Governor. The Conservatives, at Convention of
about 400 delegates, nominated Elisha Phelps tor
The same Office The Loco Focos have n tick
ct OF their own stamp. Our Wing brethren in Con-
necticut talk of great victory on the LIST Monday
Of April next, and there is scarcely room TO doubt
of their SUCCESS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

PENNSYLVANIA. The resolutions referred to in
our last having been introduced into the Penn
sylvania Legislature insructng the Representatives,
and Senators in Congress from that State to use
their influence and vote for posponement until
the next session of Congress of the Sub Treasury
Bank Bill, have passed the House by vote of 81
to 49, In the Senate there is Wing majority and
the resolutions will unquestionably be adopted by
that branch In the House, Mr. Van Buren, has a
clear majority of or 10, yet they prepared
to swallow this new scheme for terrifying the Exec
utive against the people.
p S. The Senate have since concurred with the
House by adopting the resolutions by vote of Is
10 10
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

DREAprUL ACCIDENT. We are informed by J.,
gentleman from Lttleton, N. ii. that n most horrd
incident occurred in that town on Friday last. A
son Of Mr. Annis, formerly OF Bath; aged four
wears in attempting to cross the street, was run up
on by team, and mangled that he instantly ex-
PRED. The person driving the team used his utmost
endeavors to prevent the sad occurrence when he
discovered the danger of tho boy, ut all his efforts
were without avil.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

THANKseIvING The Goth inst has been up
pointed day of Thanksgiving in Lower Canada
by Lord Gosford, and all Tory subjects com
manded to observe the day, under such penalty
as he may prescribe. Some of the Tories say they
wont be thankful at any rate, for they that
they have occasion for thanksgiving A pro-
clamationEto the effect has been issued inthe
Upper Province. The thanksgiving is for the res
toration of peace. This forcing people to be
thankful under certain penalties is like the Paddy S
forcing men TO volunteer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

A MODEST HINT. The National inteIigencer
has published a letter from Of its subscribers
from which cut the following extract, believing
that many Of our subscribers need only the sugges.
ton to induce them to do likewise. Who will not
try the experiment, and double the subscription list
oflho Caodonian in his noighborhood?
"I have been a subscriber for about six wears to
the lntelligencer. and in that time can count Sow
subscribers have procured for you. If each of
your subscribers would little exerlion, he
night procure at least subscriber gear.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

appointments by the Governor. Maj. Gen Fran
els E. Phelps, Windsor, Brig. Gen. Green Black
mer, Bennington, and Brig General Truman b.
Ransom, Norwich, board of officers to organize
the militia of this State. Norman Williams, Esq.
Andrew Tracy, Esq. and Hon Almon Warner.
Commissioners TO visit the University of Vermont.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27
sHons Some of the papers at a dis.

AMMAN SroRy Some of the papers at dis
lance have published story of the horrid 1aVages
of Small Pox in Woodstock this State, founded up
on a letter of physician The Mercury, OF the
10th inst. published at Woodstock, in reference to
the story says "Out OF population of upwards OF
three thousand there have been but four deaths OF
the small pox in this town. The disease is entirely
removed, ."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

INDIAN POPULATION. From recently published
communication made to the War Department it ap-
pears that the number of Indians within the terri
toria limits of the Unitod States is 332 ,49S. The
n,,n,hor eost of the Mississippi is 49;364
Nun,ber of Indians who have emigratod from
a, 60 ,,oe, side 81 1897
N,,,hor IF INDIGENOUS tables 231 ,s06
,,,o 332 ,40S
The indian Commissioner, Mr. Harris, estimates
,bat these Indians can bring into the field rising
sixty.sx thousand warriors, that is, when emlgra-
lion is completsd and they choose to coalesco' 10
avoid coalition it is stated that force OF 1,Ooo
men will be necessary, stationed at various points
on the western frontier.
II would not be strange, but rather IN perfect con-
sistency with the Indian character, if after the pol
lev of our Government Of removing the Indians
beyond the Mississippi is contaminated, with all
their wrongs fresh in remembrance they should Jun
der the guidance Of master-sprit, concentrate
their strength and open an almost endless, deVastat
ing and sanguinary border war. 1t would be con-
trary to past experience, to suppose the gathering
wrath of these men conscious of their many wrongs,
would not, at some future period, burst out WIN
volcanic fury Without other objections to the
"Indan policy" this one apprehension would
seem sufficient change the purposes of its further
prosecution. 1t must be endless bill Of expense
TO the United States, however peaceabiy inclined
the Indians may be- for it will be necessary to keep
mn military establishments along the whole line TO
anticipate any hostile movem their Fart.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27
"Brave Jackson strovo to keep us free;
He lov'd his country dearly,

His "sound metallic currcncy' C!D
Was not as'PRoMIsE' & y merely;
And little Vans an honest man,
He'll initiate the Hero,
And send the wings to dance their jigs
At least as low Zcro!''
Loco Foco Ditty.
Indeed, were not aware that the golden age
had actually arrived, and that the country was now
experiencing its promised dazzlngsfruition, till we
discovered going the round OF the Loco Foco prints
song to the glory OF the Magician and his "lus-
trious predecessor" from which the above moroccan
is taken. Be it known then to all the people that
the promises of Jackson of "metallic currency
fully reazed-that the present is the "glorious
era OF hard money currency"-ten millions Of
Van Buren, Treasury Shin Plaster and Common
wealth bank bulls in any quantity, TO the contrary
notwithstanding. The administration is no longer
Gin labor the gold and silver age is announced
The people must put their hands in their pockets if
they demand clearer demonstration of the fact
than is contained in this new Notification dty If
they doubt then, apply to the Office Holders.
The Wings are surely ''dancing their iigs' in
high glee in regenerated Maine, in Rhode Island.
in New York, North Carolina and N Jersey, say ing
nothing of dozen other States where Van Buren,
ism is forgotten. We once heard ii story ola bow,
who always whistlcd to keep his courage up when
he passed a grave yard; the Loco Focos have taken
the hint and commenced singing
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

That part of the Lower Province of Canada ad
Joining Vermont is settled mostly by emigrants from
the States, among whom are many worthy and aged
mon, whose patriotism and love of liberty often
led them to labour and toll the field and in tho
camp, during our revolutionary struggle; amongst
others, is one by the of Elkins, who not long
since present with several provincial officers,
who were ranging through the eastern townships,
in pursuit Of the rebel Papineau, they pleas
ed to term him at the name of rebel, all the
Of early life hurried through the mind of Elkins,
and with them the feelings which then fired his
patriot breast, and nerved his arm to deeds of vaor
he could no longer brook the high tone OF the Brit
ish officers, the ephe of traitor cast upon
struggling only for liberty; and when they conclud
ed that it was useless to seek for him in the province
and that he must have fed into the States, EIkins
stepped forward and remarked :" Papneau may
have taken shelter in the States but if any whore
there, cansassuro you lie is just safe would
be in .46rahdm'S bOsom." The declaration was like
a clap ofthunder in the of the officers, and
without any reply they left the stern American Gin
his glory Conn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

Caught We understand the Collector who ao-
seconded from Riga, was caught in Pennsylvania
by two gentlemen who went in pursuit of nm,
$3.50 of the $1,000 was recovered. tits sa'a
that he was on his way to Washington to urge
the passage of Wrights Sub-Treasury b''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27
TEEEl CALIFORNIAN.

Here shall the Press the Peoples rights maintain,
Unawed by influence and unbribcd by gain-
Here patriot Truth her glorious procepts draw,
Pledged to Religion, Liberty, and Law
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

The National lntelligencer states that The number
of petitions presented in the House of Representa-
tives the 14th amounted to fifteen hundred; great
er number than were ever presented during any
whole Congress prior TO the year 1890, and much
larger than ever presented within any month since
that time.
accidents on Lake Champlain. A traveller re-
ports the loss of 30 40 horses through the last
week. Chronicle.
Sir Francis Head and family have arrived at n
York from Canada.
A repor: comes by way of Portsmouth, N IL.
that the 500 regular troops lately arrived out at Hal
flax, in coming on to Canada suffered severely from
the cold, being seven days without SHELTER by when
al persisted.
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