The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-27

lie officers that the Presidential oA;oo
hereafter limited to ono term that tho H. ""S
be abuses which have been introduced ;n,oeh
minisration OF the national governmen, V
reformed, and the sovereignty of The s,,,o. Il
acknowledged that the corrupt and corru,r
horesy. ola separation Of the goUefnmnol g. 'P"g
people, shall be executed by the hand Of tho
man, and buried in such depths that no ro, S
lion shall ever awake its sepulclIral slun,ho,.
that the government shall be so admini.,o,.,~
80 promote the general welfare and Seem.
lessngs of liberty 10 ourselves and to ON, 49,.
ny, and to give to the present generations a ~
vest of blessings, physical, intellectual, and mo-"
like the golden nge of Washington.
Res0iucd, That tho character of WIZ,
HENRY HARRISON loses none lis byi.b,.
nnd purity by the Unauthorized attacks of hs as
mics; that his spootess life, and his arduons ~
lie services as soldier and civilian Bless,
in their inception by the head and h.,
and confidence of Washington, call upon Il, ~
manly recognition and defence, in all cilc,m,,..
cea; and that, with mind clear and unclauda1
heart flied with the kindliest sympathy, and M
tcgrity which during forty nine years Of ip,er,,
labor and toll in the service, and for the GOOD ID,
h,s fellow men, has never been stained with ii,
vices Of earth, or shaken by human rai!iy. h,
R,soN commands respect, gratitude and iowa
aud shall receive our vote for the Presidency n,
these United States, as c,Ie reserved by Proylden,
10 deliver us and our children from impending ry,
auny.
Reso'ced, That tie consoling support of The ta
Women OF this country, in these DAYS of noroo,
calamity, Is as crcdiable TO the wings, as il, is s
worthy in our henelactors again confirming b
truth, that, Liberty finds her snGerast worslinns
around the; domestic hearth that in The time, NJ
the Revolution that patriotism which endured A
struggle and gave us victory, was awakened at ,be
family altar, whose sacred fire is still watched by
Vestasl who would have adorned that or any ohio,
age. And when our mothers IL wives Il dausblc,
are compelled to exchange the duties and cares Of
social life for participation in the great con-
test for our priceless liberties, it is reIukp
which that small tyrant must feel, if OF scnhcd
by fire, who has made his unjust imposnons and
exnctions penetrate the recesses Of the sancruy
Of home; while on every hin and in every aley
throughout this beloved and abused country van.
ners are floating, wrought by hands torn from la
di>ah' and loom and obliged TO seek emplnymeo.
IN need ework rs never found patronage beneath
Throne.
Reao'ntd. That un N" Tenth day Of Noven.bc,
ne xi, The 'Figs o. Vernon will place so broad 4
Seal on the credentials of Marin Van Buren that
,ha' be ui 'e received an the Congress of Kinder.
hood by arclama.ion, and be forever afterwards en-
irely separated from heannoy ing complaints Of the
people.
RcSoierd. That times 10 come, every roJ
Whig sc this S;ata. should he enabled to say with
grnitudr, aud with ~" pride or victo,v in reIer
nee t" the srca, approaching contest ~ too at
he batt'A IF WdterIeo.'
The Wings of WuGsor arc awake Ana they
ak ,he liberty of cxl"ring their hrclhren trough.
nut the State TO such IN effort, on the Tenth of
November, rs shall he i1vously remembered by
hem, and by The whole Union, TO the latest day
Like he fox caught by the irapper.' Van Ruen
md his coiorades will fcqn sleep AID inditTrroDce
when necessary, but the moment there is any way
II escape, they are in fail race.
Vermont now ears the brightest Jewels r bet