The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-11

R's"lVed, THIN hul with JOY tie indirn-
hons OF uHIOn, al tsutiIn siusil OF Conscience:
"h'rh rrrr1P IN az 'in every hund from rht DEM
h'rhtic W bugs ut Ehe IIiI1ir I'eV TIRE the hur,
bsIlger Of lIeuer diyE-e the ownfll y,frS1s Trim
W hinnce ni tbe Northern Inun WIrh Southern
principles, the Southern nIHn uf No Prinriples
anu the n1DcehDitiD,g TusE al ssue llri,y,;i,,ts-
u'Ih tf Ele return 10 she country uf good por.
tTIlInsui with lIE c0nrulntAuts r,eure and nros,.
l'eri1y.
Resolve L, Tim Gen. Ffurrisnn. ON the fifth
day nj Ociol,er- JiIuIiFund ssisif hunarsa
HifA thirteen. conquered Itie coalition al British
nud lniinEs az fhs iIlrig of the THTles under
ihr command Of Gen. Plociur, md NJ Npperp
her Ic9l, tif VIII triumph the cDaIStiBu OF
Van 8nren and fhe grsut NlhiIfer, calhoun
thereby gazing IH.ict, prosperity md fBpuness
10 the a tnBricHn IIeoI,ie
Resoirlsd, Tint Tire confessions exfurred frorn
is President IA IIir iule rl,ESuER of snci nbulsss
irudIHEii.y and FSirnFngulce m tie pOVernr.,err.
1T ti'i' loudly for ret-ensiment end refDr7n ARE "a
proud cnltfirrnutiun vt inI rurrIllpn AVID miss.
risit wsli''h Inns tiieU Heu Ilruciniuntd 10 the
AnsrcHR anliie Ivy the FFg parry li-sth n, I.r,l
oE Oi Congress, and ltiin the Administration m
'liis nFian',e i's, Btii'srtqiIon- like. sGusd It's
own Indictment and condemned ITSELF
Resolved, That tire decision Di tha House M
Representatives, III s,atinn 70 FIVE member from
be siale f't New Jersey, deIriving Lhif Klale of
IT'S rlrnIilal representative clearly spinceE the
desperation ,isiiHIy ne preInnni10r nj tie down
tai nf Il rnrrulU unu IIrOfi.aie l,nrfy
Resolved, 3'hui is the yni,ilr man "a AIN.
country 10 those AII'Un whom will 1tsgoVs ths.
i't,nRfts and Responsibilities OF oar free iuEtitu
uniis, when those g,hD fiiUrP and adnrsre, 1hern
siiuil fnve guns 10 Their reEi-thHf tine uutItrl
s'Duid lDnk fnr energetic und iIntIriIlg efforts 10
rsti+en the government from fl,e Jrulintiuns linn
dssiiie IL, md ID trunsmI uriarnished and u1Iin.
!nrec 10 iInsissrl1y, ihe glnriDnE Irihrigil ud &
free Constitution.
Here were read rfe testimonials of EutiIic
bodies and distinguished iudis-idihis, of GEN.
II ARRlSoN'S abiiitF and L,rupery, NsIish We
snail hersRfier publish.
Mr. Opium rHmHrked, IiInr ne observed r gel.
tlsnrun present w.ho had Tnrrnsrly lsaen rsarRut,
uliy urQuainIed win the nominee OF the HURTS.
burg Convention yrrsssuminr iilfr IN would he
gratifying 10 the messing he wDnld inri,e I'm.
'tdOn. ELIJAH PAINE 10 give bis views Df
Inc chHrncier of GEK. HARRISON.
CHARACTER OF HARRISON BE EIIIAH
PAINE
JUDGE PAINE, after Some heHitatiuI ,STs,st snd
sEin, thai he Ind ms ueigiburs und friends OF
This urcRsinn Is Z spartalDr and bearsr F7pltiys
tilf sIHlIDn lrs did hs ihDUEl ampTrlfs- 10 1aIs
TnT p pbfrrIcEl meetings ut any fziud A~ns Nrunr
I'M IN nfiirer u Gbs T. = Governments ao g,niartnisp
m my nHnneE nIriH1s the TsnIilss nr 10 rive
the lsah 10 puhiic uptnInn, However, US he hna
merely been requested Mihl iIe I,s-snnaiiv
fnsw Ut h%4InglassiIsu MIN, llssrind when the
present psrty Divisions and quss.iuns dad I'D, EriFz
perhaps tine mnEt f,stidous could ndInu Tsasrluiiis
ETnuHd Of rnmp!Aiu shouid ne comply with lse re-
uueFi ID. had been I'srBonafly Hcunairsle5 witt
Genarn1 BARR1SON al periods I; de NIT
u ,ie mnTr, and 1he utha- li1Gis less than fnrtr
vaaTE egl- Tnu1 acquaintance began when HAIR
RlSoN first entered Congress, 1t aLuut twenty
i've yanrs nj nge, and wus continued n-hiis hs re-
muinsd member Ut iiiat bnfy. Al1hnu=h suunr,
hls tninnts were nuTe ttIEn nEGlnary hF was l.
suis rather ttnn hriliiRu, mud fnr ms
prudence rne purIty Df MS mO,if-rF and rhH.uusr,
and iioFs ull fnr the EDundnsEF cnTsnriness oE
Es Judgment, ha stnDd remarkably hlsh, IN the Hs-
itnaiIun nj ms rniisagues C"nevess
!ndge p Eaid he remembered when there wsrs
Ihnse WIN rjdicnied " WASHINGTON fur Ihs xurr
ui briliiant :asuts- Dut thf.ss mistnkep
II W hai constituted r-aE- and gund chu-ac1e-.
The prudence. ttIs guad EHnBe and the sound judr-
ment Df WASHINGTON among lhs lrinci-
pal slemants nf his gTentHesE and NJ EhesE, Ihn
FoundneEF ut ms Judgment p7ubatiiy tine first.
These elements ut character, Fl ARRlSON sxhib-
net III great deErss Tu6snd, said 1hs Judge,
tine tIme at his personal acquaintance, he 1hDuGi1
LIN he n10Tr szEe E.8SHL9f ION then a1p zuGE
Ia erer kIscu OF the Subsequent and rirHr-
nct+sr o. HARRISON. he mad iznUw'lsdge sEvR
ihu1 o f the hisfnry or the ; of fhRs
he most heartily nurDTha6 win the testimonials
which iIud been presented IN the meeting
The Convention WIS addressed by SfaIhan Her
mex of RandnTh, nid Revolutionary SIMMER
Of Fnur srufe NEarss VIM. piIau, ESQ, T. y
Walton j L Charles lyman, Esq NJ Dnfpelier
Judge Parish Of Randolph CtL Puine Of SD-sb-
field Judre Briggs, of Rirhmund, and Judge Fnl-
let. uf Burlington 3; when, n1niinn, zbs result
,o,s we're ndnptaG ! L BUCK, President
HsEnsuxr Rr-Br1--T'ha Spy in " asiIirEtnD