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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01

9eiee, um in oieiem Staot, Die grri6s
tuns ir9eno zines 8pei9es, Qmtes
ober A9enti6oft oer Ser. Staoten
,. Sauf bon pennipluanien, ooer fon'
fti9er 8anfen anoerer Staaten, gu
perbieten, uno gu anoern 3tpeden.
slbfAnitt 1 Yerpronet, Dap fetne 8anf
pber 8anfbeamter tit btefem staat als
9eent Der Ser. Staaten 8anf'pber anoe>
rer fremoer Staatsbanfen banoeln fol-.
Nblhnitt 9 belftmmt baB feline Der i'm
Sitel bteles @efebes benannten Nnftalten,
phne @rIaubntB Der ,@efeseebun9 5ieies
Staats, 3peise coerN9entldaften in oem'
lelben erridifep1 ipa; uno Sober, Der fol-
den 9lnfalten oasu bebllftd1 1T, 1oll als
ltebertreter biefes @eieses betradtet, uno
nah ben 8ortebrun9en oeBeIben 9eitraft
tperben
| 9lbihnitt 3 maht bic Gusnabmen, caB
Hed)tsaumdloe pber anoere perlcnen in
| 70 tpeit alS 9lgenten Der Standardization
anoerer Staaten banbeln n1D9en, ais auf
@tntolleftiren Der Shulben folder 9lns
ffalten BON 8iireern btefes Staates Ses
|sug bat ; ferner miro 9eftattet, baB Sebers
man 9tcten anberer Steaten als 8esab
lung auseeben coer einnebmen barf; nur
l1nb bic 8orfehrungen oes @elebes ocm
31ffen Sanuar 1881, betitelt: "@tn Sc.
ies, ben lln1lauf frember 8antncten llnter
5 Sbaler perbietenb," su beahten.
Nbihnttt 4 beftimmt, oaB tpenn cine
gauf obergorporatipn bieles Staate8 ben
liten Abfd,nitt bteies @efebes ibertrttt,
bteleGbe 1000 abaler CITRATE Su besabIen
bat, fur tpelhe Summe ber Staatsans
,palb bes @aunties in Dem bic 9lnifalt
| lie9t, i'm Namen bes Staats, Ga9e fibs
rem fol-. l1no falls oas ger9ebeu otter
leintritt, uno nah Der stpeiten &la9e unb
8erurtbetlun9 foll Der 6reib:tef foer ii6er=
tretenben 9lnltalt als oerfaaen betrahtet
'uno berfetben nur 3eit setpdbrt iperben,
ttre 9efhdfte aufsusptnben.
Nbfhnttt S befftmmt, oaB tpenrt einSelne
perlonen oies @e1es itbertreten, jeber fit
jebeS foldes8ereeben um $1,000 nebif&p:
fen oerGla9e geftraft tperoen loQ; II jebes
neue Derseben fol- eben}o beitraft nerben
Die 8la9e iol i'm Iamen bes Staates in
cem @auutp, no folhes @erseben beeans
en- rpiro, 9efilbrt tperoen. 8rtn9t etn 8iirs
ger lclden @aunties Die &lage Dor, 70 1T
|er sur 0dLfte oes Strafselbes beredtist,
|nno bic ancere Sodlfte 1ou ber @auntp:
Sdasnlelifer fir oen9usen fclden @au,ts
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01

li6ifen Der uerantportgi6en S6uloner
fnO, obbeso9Isn, tuoS tie Der 8one
f9uloi9 finb. 49, .
(gs foEgen nun nod titebrere Beridte,
ipel6e Die Jtamett uuO ben AntbeiI Der
Direftcren unb Stodbalter, 9etpise Graz
uinattCne1t u. (. ID. entbalten, uno bic
mir lddite @cde 3niamhneuseordnst mite
tbeilet tperben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01
S 2s6,O31 81

II $2S6,03l 52] ~ $2S6,03l So
Man miro erieben, baB an 25. 9lprtl
1888 lid, tn ben @etp6lben oer Sanf &c.
685 80 Gts. Silber befanb. Shcn i'm
Nadr; snSor tDaren bic Oioten Der 8anf
i'm Mertb sefaDen, uno fe bate sil ;ahIen
aufgeb6rt 9luf llnteriudung, no bas
Silber bin9efcnten iep, ersab fId folsens
bes: = - mi ii. +. %zi fa
Der Wccifer 8anf .pnrbe 8 5000 Gil.
Der sit einen, prdmiun BON 81 prpsent
perfauft; l2 coer 1900 Gbaler tpurben
Dem Daniel Depalb (Bruoer etlles Der
Stodhalter) ebne prdmtum ansgetauIht;
$1,000 einem 8. 6. 8rpiprling Sdpaaer
bes GaBtrers /; $1,000 an gS. Wifibal fur
einen Drotefbraft auf Ieu J. Werf, nno
Der Heit fur pcffselb, DopcftsabIun9en
uno @inloinng bon Hoten.
Die Sl36, ,066 O4 bisccntirter Bills
tperben tn fptsenberg gabelle betailirt. Die
Nan,en Der Shulbner halt Die Committee
nidt fir 1hiflid ansuflbren, aussenoms
men ben bes Srn. Rinsnlait Ut Buffalo,
oeBen SAnlo BON et,pa Al, 900 Sbaler erft
in Ierminen Bis i84S fdli9 il, uno beren
3ablung bic Committee fur ;tpeifelhaft
bait. Den 9ieff Der bisccntirten 8ias bdlt
oie Committee fir fd,er. Die Shtpierigs
felt 1T nur, bic b.SccntirteH Hpten su tols
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01

Canton 8ant. - Die 8anfen gu
@oIumbus, Woofer, @teUelano, patness
bile, Neuseisbon, SteubenotIe, Circle
billie, llrbana, MaBilIpn uno 8ranptlle
nebmen jest fpieber, tpte es uns slt hbren
freut bic 0toten Der gantOner 8anf 3u
oem ppllenBertbe ibrer 8enennunaen an.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01
$I36,O66 o.


Qnmereuns.- Wp tr cbtser Iabclle rn
Snpprier ilno prrrfanpetes GisentDrtn alsSi9erz
Al 1T gar tcin Snpprfer, fonbern bios perpfat1s
petes GtSentbu'n aIs Sts4erbeit anssfabtt.
Die Depe(tts beleben NIT in Ncten auf
ihre eieenen Bauf. Geit Der 3ablunsS.
@tuitellune oepontrten an 200 perionen,
bic fletue 2uantitdten @antcner Goten
batten, btelelben, lIno nabu1en etnen Des
|pofltlhein tpeld,er 5ntreBen trd9t DteIes
Stem beldrft lId an $4,000.
S141,812 Sc itno tn ben 6dnben bon
Nehtsantpdlben gum @inforbern. DobeD
befnoet ftd, bic Suepenotrte SduIo bon
$43, 500, tpeIde AUDI Die Hatbbun Shulo
9enannt tpiro. Serner gebDren sur Iust
penbtrten Sdulb nod S9, 900, tpeld,e ails
oere perfouen in Bufoloe ihulots fInb.
8erihtebeue Der Sprberun9en fIn6 stpei
felbaft !; bod 9laubt bic Committee, Die
8anf tperbe feinen or6Bern Berlulf aIs
SO, oielleidt gar nur 37a prcsent erleiben.
Das Sanfhaus, 2otte unD 3ubeb6r it
auf 1876 SO an9eseben, uub miro als
cine rtd,tige sIbld,dsuns bet ahtet.
DGs 8aar9elo bon SIS unb ID Gents
ertptes fh auf $40 aneefhupllen.
Der Stem in Der 9lngabe bonn 12ten
San. inter ben 9ulfsmitteln ais fremoe
9eoten ansefiibrt, tpies I'D, als faIihe nnb
9icten 9ebrchner 8anfen aus. ~.
Die Committee 9laubt, bag foIsenbe
gn9abe bonn 3uifanb Der Banf am 12ten
San. 1889 70 nabe als mOslih rtGtig Iey.
..-.- 0nlfsquelen. -,
@ate Saulbtn, @albts pcr. eaBirer nnb Dts
rettcrea ,432 67
S9ntcen atbertr Gspts ISL -.
batter 1874 90 ...
Nottn, tptrauf Stptbal. ~. ~
ter Siberbeit ffnb 4,303 90 ,..-
sSupsments, buraStcds ~" .'
balter 8eltdtrt 1882 90 .. .. -.
8tfan,mte Yerbinbli9teiten Der +. 49,. ~
@todbalter 1 10Y 1921 67
Nnbere als gut betraAtete S4ulbtt 56,l78 SO
stesenbes Gisentbu,n Gas 3,765 ss
96uloen anbrtr 8atfen 1855 76
Sntreben bic per 8ant ;utpmtnst 5000 90
SaarSelo auf .6anp ,, - ., 40 90
i
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01

I Cir @eors Gutbea erSdtIte BON eiuem
aitatIihen HuBen, Der bafelbf mitIeiner
erifer Srau in 26 @eburten SO, ,tno nit
telner stpeyten In 8 @eburtea 18 &inber
Sen9te. Cine 2ctallumne bon 81 &tn.
oern!s mr.. CBeItbiir9er.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01

Der teranlihe @enerat 9lnsf bat eiaen
5nolanerhaufen bis iiber Die Ber. Staaten
9yen5en perfDl9t; er tpiro .besbatb bon
tetp, Srleana : 8ldttern fharf Setaoelt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01
Scr l5aterlQnD : Xreunb unb get1t Ser 3ett

leftirem, ba ber srtBere Ghetl an ben prd'
Gbent, Gasirer, ben Direftoretl 1lno an
bern stodbalter Der Bant su foroern IT.
Die1e perionen Gnb Der Bant $l07 ,OOO
fduibts. Die 8ant fduEbet benz publitun'
an Soften i'm llmIauf uno pepon'rtenCSeI'
bern an S 10000.
ToIeenbes it bic Isabelle, tpelde Ole ell1'
selner Stems Der oiscontirten Bills
ann;ckf
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01

ttnfdnstf fptlrbe eli, Diann, SlatneHs UeGamp,
|ir asbieGse Gauntps gefansniB Setfedt, auf bic
4nflase, Gin janSes Sraaenjiruner, Jlalne,,s
2seas, nabe bep WlabiQon, Senotbsa9tist 3u
baten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01

Saff9 mitn3fr-Dte Bogus. S6minbfer,
|fpelde frtber ihr ltnirefett In pprtase, Wiebina
tlnb Gt,pabcSa 9aanfies triebet, babet MN ben
SaauYtas ibrer 1bassn na3 .9arrtfctt Nas.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01

Nu&3u9 aus DEM 8ertcbt oer oereiz
nt9tengomntttee unlerer geiebz
9ebunG Die GUT lnterfubun9 oer
@antoner 8anf an9eifelIt tpar.
9lm 14ten Sanuar betrat bic COMMITTEE
oas 8anfbaus. Ser YrdTbenr, &aBirer
unb anbere 8eamten rperoen tpe9en Der
BerettptQt9fett 9elobt, nit Der ie bic 9lrs
betten Der Committee erleidterten.
Die Committee oerlan9te 8erthte ilber
ben 3ultano Der 8anf gu 3lpeD per1btebes
men 3eiten uno erbteIt foI9enoe:
3uffano Der Banf am 25iten 9IprtL 1888.
-6Ilfsquel[en. I9erbinbli9tei tcn
0isccntirte Sias GapitalttpG 500, 900 OC
$ls7,2ll 80 S1pten I'M ltmz
Susptnpirte S9ulp lauf 26s,s94 90
81 1916 79 8eipitt ttnb
33 900 90 1erluft 1891 19
3ic8enb GiSentbmn S@ulbi9 an 26arp
5,765 90 unp g.. 2O,46l 81
Drctefttrt 90 90 %. anSanttn l l ,764 81
SprpsrunSen in.9an. OrpD(its 2s,s65 Is
pen ppn Ne6ts.
antpaloen 127 ,6s5 90
9Dn Der 8efea>
fdaft fAulpis s,62s II ....
DO. pom 8anten
=. 6;0l7 %
Saarsslb $685. 30
nn Al
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01

.VEWU 81 4OOV' r J4U %
Oct. 81, " 4,3l0 90
e5unp /, " 6 900 90
Ssui1p 1, ls4O 5000 90
Olap27, /" 4,3l000
Sunp l, 1s4l. 5000 90
Sunp /, l842. 5000 0O
Sunp !, ls43. 5000 90
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-01

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09

s;scree Clinton ., Ssmuci Huntington ana 'hn
ME-, ench and one each for edward Te 'if'
J,,ngs Armstrong aud bcninmn Lincoln.
'i,br resale having bcrn nsc"iialnod, Chaf e.
.s-bo,nson lid Secretary cr ihs old Congress, N's
Jespaiched TO Mount Vernon, rs commission" 7"
not,fy the Cheftnin Of his e-ctivu, aud uccomI 20,
him 10 Now York to enter upon tho dules gu i'H
ex.l.I on-IIis progress one OF trlnm ~
and his arrival in Now Yutk GA the 23d OF rd''
YVES hailed with doEroa OF pairi1lic enihhd4 ''h
which has never been oqunled s'nce--shu uu'
approached. That approach was made on ne =, %
ing of I.AFAYETTE in the summer OF jo<4, ~"
marshal who conducted the pageant Of tho cay
vet survives--Genernl Morgan Lewis
The inauguration of the President dad not eNe
place until the 30ih Of ApI. The wee res" '''
joaN adams had been indicted iu'o once -"
days before, without public ceremony. Bu cue
iunursTntion nf the beloved Father ~ ms O"i"'
was the occasion of an in.pcsing Pasoan' aI''
elnn ceremony The oath OF Office was au' ~ -
for ed unon lie tetfare in front oi the ancleh Y
Hall nj the end Of Broad stTsei, ny ChHucei %
IIyiEcsros dressed in "a fall suit ci black &c
Secretary Of the Senate held the Bible upon a ~
cushion Of CRIMSON velvet Inc man o" 49,
MI ewes were turned s,rrEchCd forth his han'i "ilh
simpiicity an dignity, aud has head bowed upon
IL 10 kiss The sacred volume. The ChanceHoF ~"
proclaim that IL done, in iu dls'inct WV
and in the following words-"LoNo LIVE ~ Io'' :
WAsHiNeroN PREsIpENT oF THE UNIT ID 1T AIRS.
The silence of thousands was ntrn end-lhr f''
was rent with neclanat,ons, dictated 10y irA~"'
and bursting from the hearts md toEeues 5i M p
who felt that tie happiness 81 thei"so'NS''i wv
| posteriiy, aad their country, was secure.
| From the Hail, the President, wee Presidef q
the nc,nbers of bo,b houses of Congress, anT a
large concourse vt people, proceeded 10 Ifni y
/ Church. where the august ceremonies OF ule 81 y
were closed by solemn religious services, conduct
"a bv p,.bon provo,t Snrh is n bird's eve glance
=, ,b eyents az filtv wears AGO and n view Of H.
fact that the Inauguration Oihe hrs Prcsldent l"o
place in this CITY, and that the wheels OF Govern
| ment weru FIRST set IN mouon here, The New lorb
Historical society has very property resoiVeh Q" CO
| citrate the day on which tho crOwnug work va
done by appropriate cAorciscs and icsuvi'cs \
committee has heGn appointed, with instruction
10 procure the delivery &c discourse on tue s1ih '
ApriI ensuing and To mako such other aTranEemouu
/ as may be Judged 81 pcdicnt. We hopo th'b citht
John Quincy Adams Daniel Webster all u
the chosen 6rator-and there we'll lee a dinner, an
other spehkers Of course --.Ntlo loTk Co.'s. .fal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09
TIE FIFTIETH YEAR.

The 4ih day Of March was the fftieth ami versa
nv of the government OF the United States, undor
the present constitution. Finding that the old arIi-
cles Decentralization not strong enough to bind
the States together, and that when relieved from
the external pressure Of common danger, he bind
ing force Of those articles was little stonger than
ropes of sand, the convention ofJ7S7 was convck-
cd by tho patriotism of the county and our pres
eDt glorious constitution was the result of their
wisdom. During the year 1888, The states were
engaged in discussing the new constitution and
propos ng the amedments made conditions pTece-
dent e its adoptions. The consequence of the de-
lay was that ihe constitution did not go into effect
until the 4th OF March 1889 Tho semi-centen-
ial anniversary Of this event, therefore, apon
US the 4th of the present month"; and the event
itself was celebrated at Washington on that day :,
by many distinguished gentlemen, Senators, Rep
sentatiVes and others, by a dinner, and appropTi-
ate toasts and speeches. Foremost and soundest,
and most ei@quenI among the speakers, was the
great defender of the constitution Daniel Webster
But although :he constitution became OF full force
and virtue tho the fth OF MacTh, 1859, the
wheels of the Government were not brought into
full play until nearly two months afterwards The
inference is, that in those days of pure patriot
ism were less greedy of office than a, present
For although both houses Of Congress attempted TO
assemble on the day prescribed by the new consti-
tuition, which was the 4Ih Of March, vet a quorum
of neither house appeared, and both houses were
obliged 10 adjourn over from one day 10 another
week after week before either could be organized
-Thuce did the attending members Of the Senate
address circulars To the abseniees, urging them to
come and take their seats. Ii was not therefore,
until the LIST Of pril, tina, quorum appeared IN the
House Of Representatives, and not until the 9th Of
that month, that by the arrival of Richard Henry
Lee, of Virginia. The Senate was able 70 organize
and proceed 90 bushes. John Landon elect
ed President oil the Senate, pro temr0Te and Fred
eriek Augustus Muhlenburgh, Speaker Of the House.
The hrst act Of Congress 10 count the votes
tor President and Vice President Only ten states
lad then placed themselves within the pale of the
Union by ratifyina the constitution. The whole
number ofvoies given was sixty nine, every one
o. whicS was spontaneously given TO GEORGE
Vice President stood-ior JOIN ADAMS Is. John
Jay o, Robert IA. Harrison 6, John Hancock 4.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09

RAaaNATIoN OF Ma BIDDLE. Nicholas Biddle
hAs resigned the Presidency Of the United States
Bank. Ii was unexpected by the public and excit.
eI considerable feeling in Philadelphia; but in his
letter Of resignation he says he had contemplated it
far some time, add had only waited for favorable
opportunity. The reasons given by him for SO do
irg, are III health and approaching old age, which
a,imonsh him to seek retirement. Thomas Dun
lep, formerly assistant cashier, was elected Pres-
d,snt. lie is spoken Of as man equal to the high
duties OF his office. II is rumored that MIR Biddie
is TO be appointed Secretary Of the Treasury, but il
is probably without any foundation. However, it
IS said that during the late session of Congress,
when Mr. ID. was in Washington, that The President
was very fond of his company, also certain
members of his Cabinet. The public would nau-
tally suppose from the hue and cry ofthe admins
iruon presses that all OF their party looked upon
HI IN as a real "monster, but il is not So Their
c,ders court his company, and lately have accepted
freely of the facilities of his bank keep the wheels
Of Government in motion. He has served them as
iort of "scare-crow" TO frighten such boobies as
would listen their senseless parrot cckoes about
banks--save the Windsor Bank-their precious
"a ard currency" pet. What will these papers do
ne W. "Otheo's occupations gone"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09
T,v .rv nrrwrrN MExIoo AND IKANor. The

TREATY RErwEEN MEXICO AND FRANCE, The
difficulties betw cen France and Mexico have been
adjusted for the present Mexico has agreed to pay
France $6O0000, and ndemnl6cation for the ex-
pense of the war is to be settled by nation in
friendship with both parties. This is good news
to our me,cantie in the cities, as a suspension
of trade between them and Mexico has been re-
sul, of tho late rupturea trade too particularly ad-
.yantaseous TO our country. The cause OF oonten-
sion grew out of claim preferred by France against
Mexico which the latter refused to pay The
claim was for about 100000, and was made up
partly for damage to the property and lie Of cin
zens of France in Mexico, by mobs. During one
riot, two Frenchmen were killed. France claimed
Naturalization of about 1000 for one and Ssoooo
for the other yet the Mexican police had used Their
utmost efforts TO seek out and cause to be punished
the guilty murderers. These two items are pref
~ fair specimen ofthe whole which make up the
amount,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09
Zoo asurs CDr Connccticnt %!



Cyuf expgea-es are far 90 parts 81 The ~ lto, and
have ibs pleasure aflu'ormiHg our rea'fes~ iha
CsnnsCiirut rnSinis,a@ bsf sf0uUo "a oPPa .upn 90
the usEd sbcEaes g the s8utafsfraston. Sc has
aoclaFed in her sscr, secoaa ttfs Aebts, llur ie-
serutned resistance g. lpCgficutsFn. Rb3g rcn.srn
aud tha .abuessufg- JJLn "a. Niles gRi isaac
Toucs & Co. are csris,gnct o. tbtir props 'ns,g
ed tcEB aud are chusrn % their PLACES " no
will ecrscsrut Interests, ad not betfay oar
r,shts Ga 6lrfier Ur designs of = party
Or cnrrites have urt yr'fh = " atetlen deioas-
thes ere cuuI iasriy rroslrrt.. Nuh ah their
sak ness thcy bad dared 20 hope th.i tls free and
sa-Uli gsAt Slfctogs %! ConutfJtsst s1iQ Js Induo
I'd 10 ste fst a u.aL 80 floSssa.zt SEc had Sian
dcred ia, Whole Stale BY comparing tho laboring
Glasses 10 cattle ia the mark et-aRd for men to
present them in the cosnc'ls Of the .pation, who
had betray ed The trust Feposed IN theIa-but never
were they sadly mistaken. TIE FREt-
BORN SONS OF CONNECTICUT WILL NOT
BE TRAMPLED UPON!
Never there political contest IN this Siats,
in which greater e1erions werc made by our OPP
poneuis-they propsgnted ISLANDERS Of every kind
nothing was too low for them ialsehoods the
most bareiaced, and which were without The least
shadow OF foundation, we've manufactured ana
published in their papers fraud sud corrup-
lion in every form they could assume, were prac-
tised
To the Wings Of the United States we proclaim
in the spirit of grateful exutaiion that ouT Wet DRY
IL COMPLETE. We have carried our State tick
ct by a large majority We have changed or en-:
WINGS in the place oil many loco foeos-and
we have 10 out Of 81 Senators, and near two thirds
OF the members elected to the House of Rspresen-
lnlives.
But our joy is too full to comment, and we hast
en- to give the result.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09

GES. scoTr-Tho Rochester Daily Advertiser,
Loco Foco) publishes a call for n meeting Of the
Democratic Electors of Rochester in favor Of the
election of Gen Scot, to tho Presidency. The call
is signed by about hundred names''a among whom -
says the Albany Journal, tive recognize the 'bone
and muscle" Of the old Jackson party ia ,hs city
of Rochester. They are the regular hickory pole
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09

PORTSMOUTH REDEEMED.-The Wings of Ports
muaIh, N H., who were ingoriously defeated
a few weeks since at the general election, elected
III, ir whole ticket for town officers by average
ma ority Of about 80. The Loco Foco majority
twu weeks before was 55.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09

VIRGINIA ELKCTIoSs.-An act has just been pas.
sei by the Legislature of the State of Virginia for
changing the time of holding the elections in that
Suite. Under this act the ensuing elections are to
tale place on the fourth Thursday in May, and
tbs re after on'Ihe fourth Thursday in April annually
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09
From. ihs Portland .9dvertiser.

EPThe Kenneboo Journal in publishing the
correspondence between Gen. SooH, Gov. Harvey
and Gov Fairfield makes the following comments.
"The British authorities have forborne to e1tend
their Jurisdiction the Aroostook for the present
but by the arrangements nave sirengtheucu
themselves on all the upper waters OF inc 81 '"hh'
The only part Of the territory they have ever been
anxious To obtain, So that we shall De pIcciuueu
rshile negotiations are pending from sendlne any
force TO the upper waters oil the 81 John, even to
prevent irespRssers
Sir Robert Peel has told us that all lbs country
yynni. ia a direct communication between the two
proyiuess. The British authorities IN the East
have made IN appropriation for opening Road I"
Canada and are determined, we believe, 10 exc
su,s the law authorizing the Road Once the Br''
tish authorities were courteous enough 10 asa per
mission Of The Americas Government 10 transport
NEE and arms through the dssPsted tsss,iory. Dot
new ia SCENE % be diagrent and he territory b 90
bs tah.. s.-psession = vsttisoss ssen assiug "hy
vour isave. sir" Why, what have We gained uy
ibs recent war cfy IN the Siaie u Maine sud the
erssnse ~ hslf n1ii''o" 80 '-A---
sweFs.-tsAsh
esntifyin g propensity Ne have jasils 20 grumhic.
both At the conduct Of HE AJmiuisirunon 10 shis
nattsr, and also vith rhs British Goye5aB'en,, ws
give out readers she fallowins precious paragraph
hosn the woatreai Herald
"E8oth Governments appear Sguai'y determined
An ASSERTING maolatntng theEe claims % the ser
Titorr, apd ctsa u Greet ~ SiafH haa Ho S'aFm,
trhafsner o. a. 60 caiEs % Asr - gvsai, THAT
AwAR WOULD BE PERFECTLY JUSflfi-
ABLE TO OBTAIN TT, because if o. were in the
possession Of the Iuite8 @fHtos, 1T WOULD
COMPLETELY ISOLATE NEW BRUNSWICK
AED NOVs SCOTIA PROM Ti'r CANADAo.
M which csss the latter suid be yaluecss 10 rOat
Rrttai~ tstih "a . i-v~ tie - ssonLcT v-~sid be
sutakalnA a1rocliY 81 contact with the frvnch sos
tleusests south 81 thc ~ Lawrence, by winch
~-sans abe tuhabiGbuts Ia fha portion " the peun
try eeu!A sivSays 10 sept ~ sull~-ucL by aha toy
AlIsts between lower Canada and Maine
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09
ST. JoRNSEYAGa
ESDAY APRIL. ., 1889.


The Intelligence from CouRecticutis Of the mos
cheering charseisr--uetler Than we had dared &c
hope =. TAe tripnpn 10 oue % great iitPorlanes
o.. .a-. --s--s.ss s~.ass ~sfurt fus nthR toh-
rress Ia the last CO5,s=a@s thu state was rsnra
seniod ny sik Van Baren Rseu, they are nWs super
coded ~ SIX WINGS The following aait< ic q Us
tee ssory. a., Phelps wa1 the Conscrysuyc AR
AlLnln
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09

boys against whom we had TO contend when a
resident Of Rochester. Deprived of the support OF
The men who sign this CALI Van Burenism, IN
Rochester, will sink into noiIingpess. They con-
siituta tho frank and fe who pull the !nboring
oar
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09

The various projects in relation to the license
laws of Massachusetts have occupied the attention
of the Legislature during large portion of their
session the House has rejected the new bill
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09

lTParnenler has succeeded in the 9TH district
in Massachusetts the 4th trial in securing his re-
election to Congress, by majority. The vote was
for Parmenter, 4970-for Brooks, 4432-scattering,
52s.