Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-02-03
From The Raleigh (.N CT Star.

Whatever doubts may have heretofore existed
IN the public mind, relative TO the position OF Mr..
Calhoun, they have all been suddenly disspared
by late movement of that gentleman the pc
litica chessho"rd. lie is now in full communion
with Nlartain Van Buren, aud The whole crowd
of prociamaiionists, erpngers iaitudinarians .Neo
Jersey prose ipfioniSts, aud all SORTS of gentry.
We never had any doubt ourselves as to the
course this gentleman would pursue in the present
Presidential CANVASS. For we nj loss to
know how he could turn over again to amy posi-
tons iuasriuch as he has already danced hro' all
the figures which could he presented by the p1lH-
icat ball room, unless he chose to dance in the
character of IL nilisSinian, shaking quaker, or
something after that wise.
liEROD AND PLATE.
Sand the same day Plate and iIerod were
made friends together Tor before they were ut
rninity hrtween lhemseves."- Luke Ax IL.
John G. Calhoun lately ,lmed with Martin Van
Buren,, aud these Two distinguished persons
suid 10 hive been made friends together. after
having heen NJ bitter enny hetwcen themselves
for the last seven eight years.
Modern history Is often only copy of ancient
with II variation oi name, date, &c. The rrnnrk-
able similarity bet Neen the Two events above men
toned, cannot tail 10 excite the most care rsS oh
server How much evil the last is destined tn pro-
duce remans fora subsequent chapter in our his
tory So EN- Gazette.
The Van Bncen organs ARE beginning 10 call
Gen. Harrison nn nd woman "MRS. HARRISON"
| sc Sc. Go nhrnd, gentlemen The "oli Mfy'
viii clean tie kurhen NJ Washington. on the 4h
Of March, 1871. SANDER aud rev,e The patriot
10 your hearts content; it will on make the peo,
pIe love him more. Harrisburg INTEL.
The Van lIutrn presses, taking the cue from
the Globe, ure beginning to ooN up their plan
of representing IN the North thai Gen. llARRIsoS
is mn advocate Tor slavery: while ~ ihn south
they invariably attack him rs n rank aholiiioniSt.
/ a "a. HAL
in a certain case. Whispering to his counsel,
he inquired, Mint is it on want 10 prove Ivy me
that NV son pas Of age NJ the time, or was I?
because AN Prepared TO WAR EITHER Way q.
kenneber J urndi.
! MOTHERS LITER ALl"--Co'ouri Ethan ALEU-
wnS hold q iccr of the Anrrlrnh Revolution.
| lie could face he enemies of his country with the
uosi nnilaunted bravery, aud in the field of htle
| lac never slIr,ink from danger. But he WINS
opposer 10 Christianity, aud gnrird IN The rharac-
ter OF an inli,lei. Ills wife, however was II liuus
woman, and taught her children IN The way of nj.
ely, while he told them il was delnsioi. But
there was an hour comiug when Col Allens con.
| dence in his sentiments would We closely tried.
beloved daughter wa, taken sick he receiv-
ed Il message that she WAS dying; he FASTENED 10
her he'd side, anxious To henr her dying words,
"Father," said she, ~ cm about to die s,ull
believe in pr nciples which you have langlt me
or shall believe what my mother has taught me''
i This was AN affecting scene The intrepid Cnl
became extremely agiated, his chin quivered, his
whole frame shook aud after visiting few mo"
ments, he replied "Believe as mother has taught
you.
Why don't HE tory papers cry out bargain! and
corruption, Van Buren, aud Calhoun Coalition;
they have facts now TO found the assertion on =
hut when they made s'irli frequent use OF these
, terms in application To Messrs Clay and Adams,
n the assertions were unsupported by particle OF
truth, b. +. Gaz.