The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-06-23

gus, membor Of The Albany Regency, and for IAN
ny years IN lire receipt of $3.50 900 year as The
Regency State printer.
2S. Peter V. Vroom, ono OF those who have
been foised into the House of Representatives con
irary 20 the wishes OF ma orty of the iogaF vo'
tcrs of New Jersey
30. james Carroll, V, b, member Of Congress
from Maryland.
30 FfancIs rhonls, V. 49, member of Congress
from Murylund.
81 j. II. II. Wor,hing,on, V. tB. member OF
| Congress from Maryland.
80 Gov. Grason, V. q Govcrnoroi Md.
[ 50. Judge Heath, V. b. man in BALTIMORE.
81. DIR Taylor, V. b. ex.member of Congress
from New York.
IS. Judge Vandorpoe, of N. Y.
80. j. J. DE Graft, V. b. ex'member of Con
gross from New York.
81. Herman Knicterbocke, Of Schaghtcoke,
ii Federal n.e,nber Of Congress during the war,
aud AT p, esent patent Van Buren, man of tho fits
water.
80. iarmanus Blrecker, appointed ny Van Blu
ren Minister to the Hague, was, in 1917, Federal
member Of Congress, AID sgEer OF the celebra.
red anti-Nvar minority report, with josiah Quincy
George Sullivan, aud other celebrated Federasts
80. William, Hunter, of Newport, IL. |. Charge
DIES Arairos at The Court of Brazil, member OF
Congress during the war, British tory educated At
Oxford, aud an Englishman in his habits, ASS oca
| tons, aud family connexions.
40. Edward Rogers, V b. member Of Congress
( from New York.
Al. Samuel Cnslimnn, who, during the war;
hoped 10 G"d MM eoery 7mericam so'dicr toho
marchtd Ia CMnada ao0uin ieape his b0nes there"
~. Henry Vail, V. Is. ex-member OF Congress
| from N. Y.
AZ John c. Brodhoad, " %. ex.menber Of
Congress from n. Y.
| Al Samuel liarker, Editor of the Baltimore
Republican,, formerly editor of the Delaware Ga
zntIc, who, IN l527 said, we viii ask for
giveness for the political sin which stamped upon
us tie name OF Federalist; zoe delight IN The name
As. The author of The Loco loco address of The
Van BuIcn National Cow recently held at
Baltimore, Is said 10 ba Mr. Jno. A. Dix, OF Alba
ny. This gentleman. We are assured old
Federalist, and Is therefore III his native element
when he is Engaged IN wiring Was Buren, address
scs, Mr.. Dix IS first name is John .4da,as.
As. Another old Fcdcralist conspicuous among
| the supporters Of Mr. Van Buren, is Col. Howard ,
late Van Buren, member Of Congress from Bdlu-
more.
AZ. Another Virgil Maxcy, Mr. Van Burrn's
i Minister ut the Court of Belgium
As. Another is Mr. Gurham Parks, Van Buron
! United States Marshal for Tie State of Maine.
40. Anoher Is MIR Branch, Of North Carolina
! II member of The last Cabinet, and supporter +
Mr.. Van Burcn.
50. Another, If are correctly informed, is
| Nj Samuel w. Morris, Van Buren, member of the
present Congress, from PennSy vania.
Are not all these facts sufficient To account for
that deadly hatred exhibited by the leading Van
| lurenites against General Harrison. The old Fed
eIaIists resolved it was "unbecomng moral and
religious people to rejoice at The victories gain
ed over our eneines'-they resolved that the war
was impolc and dangerous turiously de-
uounced those who declared il, and refused 10 sup
port the Government and Mr.. Madison in the
midst of it. They ridIculed our Generals, abused
our soldiers for enstlng in the service, onrspred
together to defeat the operations Of the Govern
ment, IL disgrace Mr. Madison, and TO humiliate
the nation at the feet of the tyrant King of Great
Britain. They felt sympathy for the British
many of them were connected with British inter
ests and their British concdoraes were instigating
the Northwestern savages to slaughter our citizens.
They wanted "A strong-n consolidated government
And lp Iyp hny nuII,na ntnn I'M la
pillars Of the Van Buren, party the remnants OF
old federalism, boiled down the consistence Of
NAL gnunt Van Burenism. MIR Van Buren is at the
head of tho long array af old anti Madisonan, an
ii.war FederalIsls. They cherish the same hosll-
ity To the old solde of the last that they
hibited then-they have the sympathy for
foreign nterests--the same contempt Cor tho PEG.
pIe--the same love OF power and spirit OF tyranny
tho same disposition to have splendid govern
ment, large standing army, long terms of office,
and srong Executive The old Federasts were
of the opinion that his country would never see
good times until poor man worked all day for II
Sleeps head and pluck, and slept under Il cart at
night And tho Van Buren, federalists seem TO
entertain the opinion they tell Us we
must work harder and live economically ;
(see their speeches) ana then we saa be better
able t" tolerate the Cypress ions q" mis- rule. They
tell us that the people look to the government for
too much'that ii has nothing to do but TO take
care of ,self'thai Tie Office holders bound to
fight for the Executiveihat the people must no,
ask the OF any official msconduct-that the
President must not be spoken of in disrespcclful
manner-nnd in fine, that the people have noth ng
TO do hnt TO pay their taxes, give one dollar riut
to Mr. Kendall. and mind t,eir own business.
The Van Bnren party Is in possession of the fed
erat sovernment-they are made up OF the ring
lenders of old federalism and renegade democrats
they are urging the increase of JederaL pow err
they are ttderai in their principles and feelings
federatin their ossocations and constituent parts
; federal in their hopes ana laborsfcd in the
shape and tendency of their measures, and in iheIi
conduct The people understand them. They
are every where beginning 70 call them by their
right name and not only The present generation
but all posterty will know and designate the Pun
Buren, purity Of this dag, as the FEDERAL PAR
Try Of 1910.
THE COMMITTEE IIUMBUG EXPLODED
hnr faced and wicked mil