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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08
VERDICT OF THE COUNTRY.

The achievements of the Wings throughout the
Country in the late elections are without parallel
in the history of our Government, and far surpass
the hopes of the most sanguine when the present
Chief Magistrate promised to "follow in the foot
steps of his llustrous predecessor" They dem
onstrate too, that Republican people will not long
submit to oppression, wrong and misrule from those
they may have elected guardians of the public good,
and exhibit lesson to all such as would play the
tyrant over them The stolm that had been gath
ering over the heads of our rulers for few years
past, has at last burst forth like thunderbolt upon
them. The doom of Van Buren, is sealed; and
1910 will hur him into that deep disgrace for which,
by his own acts, he has prepared himself The
shows Wing gain in 1S States, since the Presiden-
tial election, of ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
THOUSAND VOTES "Since Mr. Van Buren, s
Inauguration as President on the 4th of March 1887,
there have been General Elections in 81 of the 70
States which compose the Federal Union-Mary-
land Mississippi, Michigan, New Hampshire, and
Connecticut have held two elections each-Rhode
island three. Virginia held an election last April,
but the result was such that it could not be present
ed in tabular form; which is oflittie consequence
it indicates no change of opinion from the Presi-
dental contest. The same of Ohio. The States
of Delaware, South Carolina, Louisiana, Missouri,
and Illinois, have held general elections since
1856 The following table presents the vote OF all
the States which ha> Q held elections since 1856
the right hand columns giving the vote at the last
State Election; the left, that of the Presidential
1885,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08
GOOD NEWS FROM VIRGINIA. !

Partial returns from the election in the "Old Do
minion, indicate thorough revolution in the po-
lcs of that State Indeed, thus far, we find little
else but success to the Wings in most every County
heard from. The Administration made strenuous
efforts to maintain its influence in this State; how
it has succeeded, the annexed table gives Us some
indication. The whole number OF Delegates is
l34-thus far the Wings have SO to 3 Van Buren,.
A Senator is to be chosen at the next meeting of
the Legislature, hence the probable victory is i'm
portant to the Wings.
In Pat,on's District in which there cleo
ton for a member of Congress to fill the vacancy
occasonod by bis resignation, there has boon, as
the papers state, great slaughter among the Van
ites-a Mr. Slaughter, the Wing candidate, is elect
ed by over 200 majority. Patton was elected on
the Van Buren, ticket by about 500 majority at the
previous election. 1t is probable, yea, nearly GER
tain, that the t'Ancent Dominion" has once more
taken her stand upon the republican platform, where
once she stood so firmly, and will hereafter, side
bv side with most of tho cold thirteen" in for
mer days, resist encroacbments and contend man.
ullv for the maintenance of Constitutional freedom.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08

ornamental TREES. The season of the year
has arrived Tor transpanting trees and who that has
not already done it, will neglect for another year,
10 surround his dwelling with such as will add
beauty to the spot where centres his affections
his home? We, in the country, are disposed to
think that labor bestowed upon external decorations,
not of actual utility, thrown away; but this is an
error. Every tree planted in proper place, even
about the door of the most isolated farmers house,
adds four fold in value the farm upon the expense
of rearing it, beside making his home more pleasant
to himself and family. If the little enclosure before
the door is ornamented by tasefully selected and
well arranged forest trees, which be done with
.trHng expense, the passers-by as they gaze upon
it, pronounce that place the abode of peace, a
charming residence and happy home. And he
who seeks retirement and country residence, will
fix upon such place as the very spot on earth for
him; and the owner, if he puts his house and lands
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08

into The maiket will command for them price be-
vond thar Ne would otherwise receive, in the ap-
sence Of an external attractions. Nothing makes
vilage more inviting than to its way-sides and
door-yards lined with forest trees, shruboery ana
flowers. The jewellers in j find their attachments
strengthened and the traveller fingers in aud about
it, spellbound by its beauties; and whoever httingy
ornaments the little spot Of earth of which he is the
inheritor adds comfort and value to his home, and
confers real benefit upon the public.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08

~ The Othce Holders with their pensioheu eui-
torial corps, are wofully chagrined that the wing
Senators did not come out in defence of Mr. Bidde,
when he bill for the suppression of the further issue
of the notes of the late u S. Bank by the Pennsyl-
vania bank, was before the Senate. They had hop
cd to make another rally upon this matter, by agta-
tion and thereby draw off public attention from the
stupendous corrupions of the Administration, and
make up false issue upon the political questions
of the day. Poor fellows! They have tried the
''martyr dom of Cilley"-"down with the banks -
"Bddle' and 'the Monster and still the sceptre
is departing from their hands, and the waning pros
poets of the Sub Treasurers expeotant, Of their
dreams of plumber and embryo fortunes flched from
the public Treasury, dffuse desperation throughout
their broken ranks; while many of the honest men
of their party coming over to the Wing ranks
and Wing principles, and thanking their stars for
a safe deliverance, now "breathlng freer' and
sleeping more quietly. Patriot like is the conduct
Of such men, and they deserve we'll of their coun-
try
What had the Senate to do with the Pennsylva.
n,aiBank or Bidde? 1t was chartered by sover-
eign State, and is responsible to it, and foreign
power has jurisdiction its acts. Biddle also is
private citizen of Pennsy lvania, and amenable to
| ner laws Ior any Encouragement VI the oduh. lHe
old U. s. Bank has paid its dues to Government
according TO contract, and the connection that
existed ceased sometime since; and the U. s. has
control over, or nerestin, the Penn Bank whatever
The passage into law of that bill would bring the
National Government into collision with Pennsyl
vania, and attempt to enfore it would be a bol6
step towards breaking down the sovereignty OF the
State: With the same plausibility nigh; the Gov
eminent claim Jurisdiction the affairs of thu
! bank of Caledonia The Penn. Bank received it
charter from that State in the manner the Caledonia
bank received its corporate powers from the State
Vermont, and in such light is it viewed by the Wis
mon of the land.
AS to Biddle, he may or may not be Wing; i
he ia, he stands in a similar relation to the Wing
that one Tom Emerson of Windsor does to the Val
Buren, party, though we hope he is homes
man; and the Wings will be the last to palliate hi
conduct in any dishonest transaction. They ar
generally in favor of United States Bank, proper
Nv suarded free from Executive. control and from
all men who would not control it for the public ben
eft Biddle may act dishonesty, something yet t
be shown; but these very bills whose circulation
| is proposed to prohibit, command premium of /
per cent above the bills of banks at the South ais
1.2 per cent above the Treasury Shin Plasters Sue
is the case in Tennessee, and other States. Blu
how stand MIR Emers on IS bills and those of the lat
President of the Commonwealth, at Boston, and {
two or three other Pets about there. These ger
tlemen were Government Officers, and were re
sponsble for their public acts, The people hay
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08
" The paper that was SO confident year or two

W The paper that was confident year or two
ago of rev olutionsing Vermont, predict with
out any qualification, that its issue of such date
would proclaim to the world the utter overthrow of
'Whiggery in the State, we perceive is little net
tied, on being reminded by US, of its annual predic
tons this subject for some ten years past, and
anon swells up like soap bubble, in reference to
the next September Election.
They are, as we last week barely noticed, going
elect now it seems their Gov. Query, the ever
lasting candidate') Lieut. Gov, Treasurer, large
majority in the House; the exact majority i, seems
to ought to have been set down, SO as to have a
majority joint ballot, for the purpose of elecng
Senator in the place of Mr.. Swift at least
members Of Congress, &c. Bravo! this beats the
Dutch. We had no idea our article would produce
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08

such a tremendous fit Of Vaccination at the outset
wa are however glad to perceive il and hope.t will
be followed up steadily. Don't stick at two mem
bers of Congress- for that will not be enough 10 give
Van Buren, the vote of this State in case the next
election should go into the House. If you cannot
make up u face for tho whole five, pray come up to
three, a majority. Testing, however apart, we will
only say now if these Editors will only continue to
keep up among their followers antc:pations of sue
cess--and a brisk fire upon the Wing ranks, so as
fairly 10 engage their attention, we Will promise
them an addition Of 5000 to the Wing majority of
last year. The Wings have not yet put forth their
strength. Those of N ii. at the momont of organ
zation, have brought out vote 5000 larger than
their brethren here at the last election. We must 90
ahead like our friends in other States. In Conn.,
at the late contest, the Wing vote increased from
last wear about 5000. Thought TO increase as much
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08
TguE CALIFORNIAN.
@Yra YMSEgSf GRWsM & .
ESDAY, NJ AY 8, 1888.
W1IG VICTORY in BALTIMORE /!

Victory upon victory rolls in upon us from every
quarter. Whgism is marching through the land,
and the people hal its redeeming principles AS the
harbinger of coming good. Again have they call
ed upon our rulers at Washington to abandon their
"experiments," and return to those tried and ap-
proved measures under which the country prosper
ed. Within few days have come to us the shouts
of the people ,rumphs from Maine, Connecticut,
Rhode Island New York and now comes Baltimore,
place whore the Wings for the first time have car
red the election contrary 10 the aniicipations OF
their friends abroad;
WINGS OF THE WHOLE UNION
OPEN TO THE RIGHT AND LEFT AND MAKE WAY FOR
BALTIM
Whig majority in the District, 962 VOIES
Wing gain since the election Of bcKtm and HoaoaTd
in July last 11l3 VOTES!
From the Baltimore american
SPECIAL CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION. The cleo
ton for a member to represent the Fourth Congress
sonal District of Mary land comprising the cities
of Baltimore and Annapolis and Ann Arundel Co.
took place Yesterday. We annex the result from
the entire district, as follows
Kennedy, (w) Ma Eas1' W' b.
Ann Arundel 1852 800
Annapolis, 1O maj.
TOTAL 1929 6l57
Mr. Kennedy's majority in the entire District,
S62 votes.
In the regular Congressional election, held in Jul
w. 1887, the average ma GRITTY for the Van Buren,
tickle, in the City Of Baltimore 2S3 votes; and
the average majority for the same ticket In the
whole district, was 252 votes.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08

lost towards million of dollars, and the Govern
mont not lIttle, by the frauds Of these men; yet
neither the people nor the Government have lost
single cent by Bidde But these babblers about
BiddIe say nothing about the above named indlvid'
uas, and pour out the torrent of their indignation
upon "Nick Bidde." Why5 o. they were Van
Buren, men Be consistent, gentlemen locos, and
mart. M least the credit of sincerity.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08

Wing gain, as FAR as heard from, IL in 35 CO I'M
ties.
p. S. We have returns from GO counties, whic h
give the Wings 62 Delegates, and Van Buren, 30
Net Wing gain AZ members. Virginia is certainly
repenerated.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08

Cucumbers made their appearance in the NO"
York market last Saturday. AT the ihouefa'' p'
so cents each.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08

The Wing press have set up tremendous shout
about the Connecticut election Let them have
that state-it isn't big enough for sheep PASTURE
Rochester .ado.
This reminds us of the Irishmans rabbi: soilo-
guy. Och! said he, 'bat ye're pretty bird !!
Ye're hair slich the best otter and III make
fine muf for Bddy, so it will. And we re SO plump
and fat, too that the very sight O. yes good for an
empty stomach! y AT this tender ejaculation, the
rabbit leaped from Pats clutches, upon which he
bawled out-'Away wild ye then, we varmit!
Ye're an ugly haste. Yer furs as coarse as the
goose oils of porcupne, and yer miserable car
ease ism t worth the butter it would take to cook
IL. Rochester Democrat.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16
William w. COrieIl,
~ ATTORNEY .4I' LAW,
DU BUQUE. w. r.
.Du Buque, June 3, 1897.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
- DIX 1hlWlRI'DM2
LATE OF ALTON, ILLINOIS,

LATE OF ALTON, ILLINOIS,
"AVING determined on permanent resi-
IL dence in Du Buque offeS his professional
service to the public. He deems it unnecessary to
say moro, as his acquaintance with the diseases Of
this section Of county, and experience of eight
years practice, he hopes will eatitb him to liberal
share of public patronage.
DR.. Lurton will devote special Intention to the
diseases Of wonen and children, AID to operative
aud denial surgery.
Office aid residence on main sheet, nearly OPP
positc tho store Of Mr.. Green Waiver, where he
may DO found at all hours, unless aHent on profess
Nonal business. Private Office up stlirs.
Du Dygue, Oct7. l9-tf
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16
WSls sl8aSD or (FIDgPl3lls g,

NXHE Subscribers have ID opened that large
and commodious hou2 Il tie corner Of Main
and O'Conncll Streets. y house has been inn
proved At considerable exp1e, and 10 now ready
!or the Acgem9odation oFravellers, Boarders,
J. No trouble nor expense Il be spared to render
~ mouse Of comfort and c}venience TO those who
III lavor him with call. His table will be deck
g. WIN the varieties Of II season, and his bar
win the choicest Of liquol
Syty l5--7-ay. TANNING g. co.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-06-16

GsT rec' On consig1ent, 3 bbls. Timothy
y seed. Sept. l6. f.. LOCKWOOD.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19

each camp cleaned the waters after RAINING on
sundry sand banks-being hailed by boats who proved
not 70 be British arrived the quarters Of COL Aver
where have been treated with genuine hospitality.
Governor Marcy and General Scott have arrived at
Buffalo, but movement has been decided The
steamboats, have not arrived yet. The order
ed to be ready from the Island moments
tice; but nobody but Gen. Van Rensselaer, knows
where they to land-and he won't tell until they
start; least he told his officers so at dinner "very
well,' said they-"well go where you will" If the
boats come from Buffalo, they will move tonight.
SATURDAY MoRSING-At IL o'clock last night. the
British battery opened upon the Island35o guns were
fired besides shells and congreve rockets For hour
gun fired from the Island but when the loyal
cannon began TO flag they opened upon them and show
ed them the science The scene magnificent The
dmly revealed the outlines Of distant objects and
every fash-every burst of shell-every rocket was
distinctly visible. have heard the damage if any
My position is even better for observation than upon
the Island.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-19
MRS. BIRDS CELEBRATED APERll
NI ENT AND TONIC RENovATING vEGETABIg

kSr sNb R6srS prsE HkEs
ms,s nsos,sss By The many s.ss
DESTROYS OF bsnefng the human family, nduced Of
the public she above medicine safe and
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70 effect permanent asa raea cur 5y prsgsr sp
has result that tbous testify valuable
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putting presmbe the many mporian, qualifications Of thess
few Of m.sy body which hey Rave been
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sic and in6ammaory rheunstsh, headsche, npurity
delicate bsah ard every description Of dsordered
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MRS BIRD. Adviceerais oT-sm.
Joseph Gtiiott's Celebrated Patent EIon-
gated MstaIlic Pen.
Is constantly rscevne from Els manuacsory. in BirminS.
a.. sss OIL .s sBp Of Metallic
States and OF warranted good which may 30
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aDonbIe Damascus Barrel Iunars, Peruvian New
Yors FOUNTAIN ssd Damascus Pens: pu, up v,neys
yesyl on cards 81 one dozen each with and al
roeeoess~s shell boxes and morocco cards
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From he well and essS 2, ss
.nsihs United states several have eade.
vored impose up-n the public spurious Imitation, pur-
porting 10 be The original Joseph stts PATENT which
are utterly worthless and entirely destitute Of those qualities
requisite 6ne writing which have established such an
h knewr!!
-sos, thexe counerfss; they he readily nv
their appearance aud by the Inferior style which
sI.v ,re sent The mark their attempt pos~
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"a wrapper descriptive Of the articlci contains.
Further guard against the fraud the public win please
the the following maYka
slw avs reading from the point OF the pen:
Joseph Joseph Joseph
9niotfs Clers Gilou
Paiept Warranted. Mailer.
The above be had his Warehouse No 100
ueret orc door below Pearl. New York ois-Sps
A CHANCE TO SELL OUT-A person wishes To
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Enclosed send you SO, for which wish
10 renew my subscription to your paper the Morning
Herald. The last number | received | think was
dated Dec 2lst ;-f you can furnish me with the
numbers from that date, you will oblige,
Yours &c.
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Farmers Bank.
BELvIDERE, N. J. Dec. 20, 1857.

Mr. BENNETT,
SIR feel DESTROYS of taking your weekly
paper Tor one year, the Herald il you will please to
forward Il. | will refer you 10 Messrs ....s.,
1883 q Co, merchants of your city II am mer-
chant IN this place. and will pay you when come to
the city. Very Respectfully, Yours,
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large house. Con muscaoBs 10 j. Nc Is Bowery will he
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