The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-08-25

Indeed, so deep is the feeling against protective
policy, that ii is charged upon tho wing Candid
ate that he is in nVor oi the protective system by
the exWa Globe, aud undescrvno therefore of
South ern support. The Editor OF that rabid paper
quotes the following extract, including n resolution
from the journal oflhe Senate of Ohio. in which
we find il trcized follows:
''Mr Harrison qapUod me ad0y,;on' cf I'm, ycs.
buttons, lnStr"cting eur members in Congress Ia
procure the passage Of Laws modlfing the TARIFF
on impaired articles, md fer The encouragement of
"1mestic m"nEtnct"es amt tHternpi imPr' remnants;
echtch mere read, and Ordeycd In liz HE tabte."
December ID, 1919. "ihe Senate then took up
tho report of the Committee Of The Whole upon
the resolutions repeating the tariff on imported mr.
tcles, and relative To internal improvements and
domestic manufactures; which report amend
ed and agreed To-; and motion to agree to the
following resolution, 10 wit:
"RosoiCed by The General assembly oCMe State Of
Ohio, That, in their opinion, the present pecuua-
ry embarrassments Of the country arc, in great de
gree, caused by the want of encouragement and
protection TO the domestic manufacturers and that
good policy requires that such md fications Of the
tariff on imported articles, be Immediately made +,
as vii! stop that nundation Of foreign Merchandise
which has destroyed or suspended the operations
of the greater part Of the manufacturing establish.
ments Of the United States; which motion TO agree
to said resolution was unanimously decided in the
affirmative.
"The yeas and nays having been required, those
members who were present, and voted in the af.
frmative, were
"Nlessrs. Baldwin, Brown, Campbell, Fithun,
Foot, Furnas, HARRISON, Hooker" &c
JeThe leaders Of the Van Buren, party aite, all
their making of love to the farmers, labor
ing, with all their power and skill TO procure the
election ola couple ofyoung lawyers to the offices
Of governor and lieutenant governor, and the candi
dates themselves are nn the chase in full cry, with
the Dutch sportsman at their side. Mr. Dillingham;
being smooth Of speech is amusing the peopla with
his Establishments, as he did the house of represen
tauves, last fail, in his attack upon the militia,
vagarins and in his place, declared that Mr.. Dill
bingham bad been delivering homily upon a sub
ect that he knew rothng abont-and that he
knew us much about militia rs he did about dCR0c
rncy, Of which he sometimes spoke, just nothing at
au
Mr.. Barber is q precious genius. lie has alrea-
dy lived more than quarter of y,-and is
weighing upon the mature age of one and ten
He entgrew every thing about him, when he was II
boy, was ripe before he came 10 the years of dscre
ZION and rotten before he was ripe lie is the old
of hi age in the known world, has been
upon all sasaRErc belonged 10 all parties, has al.
ready arriS2dsst tho very end ofal Knowledge and
can learn nothing more The last time he was be-
fore the people Of his district, IA a candidate for
congress- .here hard contest for plurality be-
him and Mr. Scattering aud it is still mat
ter OF doubt which gained the ascendency.
WOodstock Mercury,