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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20

II EFT Err TIN K s .

AS the day draws nigh when Iiarrison's election
is rendered more certain, the hopes of the country
will revive. Ills election will be a guarantee that
some thing will be done for the People--that some
system of finance will be adopted for their benefit
and not tor the exclusive benefit of the men in of.
flee. When it shall be rendered certain that he
will occupy the seat now warmed by the Kinder
hook Demagogue, even then, before one step shall
have been taken by HIM in reference to the
cy, will business brighten. People will renew
their business confident that he will not seek to
destroy the fruits of their industry. Thousands of
spindles, now inactive, will he put in notion thus
opening market and creating demand for wool,
and for other products Of indusiry. This will put
money in circulation; and when The Nat~nal Gov
eminent shall be fully restored to the old track,
all classes may expect to experience the prosperity
of other days.
But to secure this desirable result we must push
forward the revolution-must not slackcn our
efforts ill the night of tho 10th of November. Let
then, every one who desires better times devote
his energies to secure so happy a result.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20
"BRlTIsu GOLD

enable TO defend the cnormi,es and corrpptions
orthe National Administration, the Van Buren fed
eral papers are publishing what they call Letters
from England, asserting that British capitalists
sending over money mid the election of General
Harrison. "Eritish Gold" to elect Gen. Harrison !
No "British Gold, nor Gold Spoons, or any kind
Of Gold is needed to elect Gen. Harrison to the
Presidency. The People-the unbough,, the
biable Republican occupants OF the Log Cabins of
this country will elect Gen. Harrison; nor can he
of the "British Coach" his 100000 retainers
my more defeat their will in this than they
could prevent the decent of the rain from heaven.
But what s the most curious OF all is, these letters
dated in England are written by Locke Of muon
story memory, and editor Of the New York Era
a Van Buren, paper. He is an EnglIshman, hired
to write for the Van Buren, party, and noble de-
fender he is too of Van Buren, British Torysm,
the head of the British Van Buren, party in New
York City. The Van Buren, papers talk of the
people though they were bought up like cattle
for the market. Most Of these papers have been
bought up by Van Buren,, and they now fight like
Hcssians, for pay. They think the freemen of
this country are like themselves, purchaseable, and
when they refuse bow the knee TO the arch
Tyrant, they, forsooth, are charged by these hire
lings with being bought up by "Britsh Gold -
Such is the charge brought against 35 900 freemen
OF the Green Mountains. What could he more in
sultings
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20

slanderons with Mr. Van Buron's insinuetion Tint
his fellow citizens ofthis State had bcen improper
y and unduly operated upon at former eieatjon
when he spread before the world, in message 20
Congress, hs belici-'Thut tho result had been
srenty influenced by the peculiar condition Of The
vast banking interest, its direct connection with
the then pending elections, and the feelings it was
calculated TO iniiise into the canvass, and that it
~ made with reckless reconsideration, seeing that
Mr Van Bpren's Instructions 10 our Ministcr in En-
land to urge upon that court that tho adminisru :
non then existing more favorable to Grea, Brit
am Than the one that preceded presented the fist
instance Of our diplomacy in which its Govern
ment hurhied 10 foregn5 power.
The authors ofthese caumnes will not much
longer go 'nnwhipped OF justice Phe ballot box
es are about to speak from extremity orthe Un.
ion Ia the other, and fearful will be the retrbu-
finn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20
M a I N E

Most OF the vacancies for the Legislature have
been filled, and the Wings have about % majority
on joint ballot The last Kenneboc Journal has
the annexed remarks in reference to The Guberna
toral vote:
"Tho Age still persis,s-for effect abroad-in
claiming majority of votes for Fairfield. We
soiemuly assure our friends, if any have been led
believe their stateme nts-tbat they are FALSE, 81
the editors know them to be so and few days
since in street, Of the editors backed out Of
$40 het he made with sterling Wing of Hallowel
that Fairfield had more votes than Kent He
could publish in his columns that such tho
fact and although forever betting, burst not rsque
10 dollar bill on tho truth OF his own assertions!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20
PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO,

These two States voted on the 18th, hut no have
returns only from Penn The first dash from the
Penn State looked rather squally, but the news
from tho country is moro cheering. Philadelphia
gives over $500 Wing majority. Ingersol. v, Il. has
beaten McMichae' for Congress-a loss TO the
Whigs-but the Wings, from appearances, have
made up this loss in Bucks County District. Ru-
NOR, but not the returns give the State Senate 10
the Wigs, md favorable aspect to the House.-
We.claim nothing now from Pennsy lvania, but tho
Wings calculate upon the vote OF the State in Nov.
vember for Harrison.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20
pEOPLE,s CONVENTION.
At OXFORD NEW HAMPSHIRE,
OCTOBER %, 1916


OCTOBER %, 1910.
s,,b Of the independent Electors of Grafton and
Wa, coun,ies in New Hampshire, of Orange, Cal
s,o,,. and Windsor Counties, Vermont, and ci'i-
.o,. ooOe,aly of other regions as can make It con-
...,n, IA attend. aro informed that FRIDAY, the
m, ,roc,ober lust At NINE O'CLOCK there will
b., r,,bering at OXFORD of those who wish tho
,,.,.,msu, administered ECONOMICALLY
,,,o contend for The SAME CURRENCY for tho PEG
p,F and the SERVANTS OF TIE PEoPLE--who are
o,nosed 10 SrAYDIKo ARMIES in time of peace
DrsEcr TAXATION for the support OF lie general
government and the oppression of rho labor'ng man
tim rpTRrAsusy whose tendency is to snr
,hc energies and blight tho enterprise and industry
olhis yonng Republic, until it is reduced to the
humatng condition Of Germany and italy
hose who are anxious to do justice to a brave nd
homes, man for long life Of arduous devo'ion t"
the best interests of the people Of the United
States and those who are convinced that rigid ,
thorough REFORM in the administration Of our
government il called for by the present alarming
crisis Units affairs, TO take into consideration the
hes, means Ofdoing away with one and securing
Tho other
The Hon, DANIEL WEBSTER il is known,
andhe Hon. HORACE EVERETT of Vermont;
Gen, JAMES WILSON of Keeue, N. H., MIR.
l'PIAM of Vermont, and MIR. HOFFMAN of
New York, it s,hoped and expected, will be pres
Ml 10 address the assembly,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20
MARYLAND ERECT!
OWE FIRE MORE FROM THE OLD ma.
RYL.4yNrD LINE

Las, week we gave in n postscript in a portion
-four edition, the cheering intelligence that Mary
land had declared for the people-had spurned the
Usurper and declared for the honest Farmer Of
Neuh Bend. We now have full and corrected re-
turns which confirm the accounts previously re-
'e,ved. The Van Buren, party have uniformly
claimed Maryland for tho Turkey Carpet" can
dldale. The popular vote is in favor of the Wings
hythousands. Below is table Of the Delegates
and Senators:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20
VAN BUREN'S GROSS CALUMNY UPON
TIE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

When Martin Van Buren,, sung by his defeat
ia New York three years ago charged the ireemen
of the Empire State in his message, with having
been bribed and bought up by the banks, they indig
nanty hurled back the charge into the teeth of tho
infamous nccuser. They rallied as one man and put
down both the Islander and the slanderer. But tie
President and his lending supporters have not yet
learned wisdom from experience. 'Thoy have now
got up charge, not against the people of New
York merely, but against the great body ofAmerl-
can citizens. Ay, Martin Van Buren, charges you'
fellow citizens, with having been bought up oy
British Capitalists ,oitA British Gold, to oppose
his re election. His organ at Washington, ana us
affiliated presses throughout the country, are day
after day branding you as cattle in the market VINO
are willing to sell your principles for Gold! Inc
citizens of New York have met this new sanoer
in becoming terms. At an immense meeting oil
merchants of New York last week-there were
from Is to 20, 900 present-the following, among
other resolutions was adopted. 1t puts the brano-
iron upon the two OF the miserable calumnies OF
Van Buren,, upon the frcenen of the country
Resstped That w repe with indignation 'he
charge made by the agents of the federa IH NJ
live That American Merchants have imported brit
sh gold to influence the coming election cna.se
without the sembInnoe of truth, and whcn Tvs az
J ,horssknown to be utterly ialse; that I" eq'"'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20

lative Elaclion ON the second Tuesdny IN October.
Louisiana ,or rather her Third District, chooses a
member OF Congress for tisn next Session .ht tho
Presidential Election, this year. Name will prob
ably attempt to elect two Members, from Districts
wherein no choice was effected ut the State cleo
ton in September And Boston will eect,a Mem
Der for the approaching Session IN place of Abbott
Lawience, resigned - Yeao Yorker.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20
From the Boston y4ti0S, Of OCT. &c.
GEORGIA ELECTVabE

WING GAIN IN 81 COUNTIES 1850.
TIE TRIUMPH COMPLETE-NINE WING
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED
THE LEGISLATURE WING I'm BOTH
BRANCHES, aohieh secures the election Of a
Vhig u s. Senator in the place of Mr.. Lumphin,
a.. ~ WELL DONE GEORGIA. l
. ALL Is confirmed! The Southern mail came
through last night and brought papers from Angus
tn OF the 1Off-and Savannah OF the 9th. These pa
pers confirm the accounts RECEIVED Yesterday
and make it certain that our whole Congressional
ticket is elected and that both branches oftbc leg.
islature are Wing by large majority.
The counties to be heard from will give n loco!o.
co majority, bn The election of the whole ticket is
now placed beyond controversy.
THE GLOBE GIVES 1T UP!
The Globe, received this morning, gives up tho
election in Georgia. After publishing ret,i MS from
the Georgia Constitutionalist a.. F. from thirty
nine counties, the Globe says;--''Finy-four coun.
ties to be heard from, most Of them Democratic
[Locofoco,] But WE DO NOT THINK THEY
CAN OVERCOME TIE MAJORITY WHICH
THE FEDERAL [WiiIGl TICKET HAS AL
READY OBTAINED.
TIE LEGISLATURE.
Here also every thing is safe. I enclose you
slip from the Augusta paper, giving you returns
from 40 counties, In these we have gained al
members OF the Legislature, and lost 9-.naking n
clear gain of3l equal Ga votes-moro than sufi-
cent to overbalance the Locofoco majority of last
J ear.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20
TIE LEGISLATURE,
N e w j e r S g V !
ssTAEE2 BROAD SEAL,

The election in New jersey on .he 18th and 18th
Cor members oC the Legislature and sherifT4 has re
suited GLORIOUSIY EOR THE WINGS. In
the Council the Wings have 13 to the Tories g.
in the House the wings have 81, and the tories I2
Wing majority on joint ballo.THlRTY SEVEN.
The Wing majority in the State, above their
Congressional vote in 1888 vii! not be much short
of 1900. So it seems that New Jersey ssscris her
right to be admitted into the Union again
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20
AZ s.. Ms So Z a. 4E Ga

In Haverhill, N. III. Mr. ARTHUR CARLETON, 10
Miss SARAH ANN ArHERTnN.
In Danville, Mr. William ID. Huntress, 10 Nj ISIS
Eliza Ann Sweetser, both of ID.
In Middlebury, on the Odd uIt. 5S1r Walter s.
Johnson 10 Miss Eecta Hagar.
In Stafford Oct. 9Th Rev. Cyrus b. Drake, of
Royalton, to Miss Mnriah Louisa, youngest dnugh.
ter of Con. F. Smith, oi S.
In Worcester, on the Alb inst Mr. Stephen Will
ley, OF MIddlesex, To Miss Lucia Lathrop.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20
PASSUMPSIC VILLAGE
BRIGHTON MARIlET-Oct. I2
RpnnrIed for the Ynnlsee Enrner

ItPpnrIed TOT the Yankee Farmer
At market, 1900 BcefCate, 0 pairs of Working
Oxen. S25 Stores, 90 Cows and Calves, 5000 Sheep;
l475 Swine
PRIcEs-Bcef Caliie-'Fho prices obtaincd las,
week for like quality were sustained, We
quote few extra quality Sc; frs, at 30 so a 3 IS;
second quality $5 a 25; third quality $3 rs a
Stores-YealingsSG X Q; $i2 aud 10, three
years old$2l arid ~.
Shcep-Dul Lots sold for l SO, l so, 67
50, S. 2 25, 81 and So 70.
Swine-Lots to peddle Mt ! g for Sows and 4
IL FOR Barrows. Also lots at q, more than half
Darrows. At retail from 4 70 s I.2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20
OFFICERS OF THE CALEDONIA CATTLE
FAIR

AT the late meeting the following gentlemen
were chosen Officers for the yenr ensuing,
E. q. CHASE, President.
SonN e cnMEkotN, Vice Presidents.
S. a. CHANDLER, Secretary.
.jt.7JV1 G ERS.
WIN. STEWART, Barnet, Isl
G. w. DENIsoN, Burke,
G. b. CHANDLER, Danyilla,
ROBERT LANCE, Cabot,
JOHN DARLING, Grolon,>
SILAs UNpERwoop, Hardwick,
WELCOME BEMIs, Lyndon,
EBENEzER PACKER, Newark,
SETH BURROUGHS, Kirby,
JACOB BLAKE, Sutton,
ABEL BUTLER, st Johnsbury,
Mr. JENNiNGs, Sheffield,
john GIBSON, Ryega,e,
SETH CurLER, Waterford,
GILMAN Dow, Walden,
f. c. CHAMBERLAIN, Peacham,
HAL BRADLEY, Wheeloca.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20

urThursday, the 18th day of November next,
has been appointed day for Public Thanksgiving
and Prayer in New Hampshire. Thursday, the
26th of November has been set apart for tho same
purpose i'm Massach usetts.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20
HORATIO G. PIERCE's ESTATE.

TIME subscribers having been appointed by the
n Hon Probaln Court for the District of Gale
don,, commissioners, to receive, examine, and ad.
the Estate of HORATIO q. PIERCE, late of ST.
Johnsbury, in snid district, deceased, represented
insolvent AR. the term of six months from the
,wenty.ffth day of Ssptcmher being allowed by
hjbit and prove their respective CLAIMS before u.s.
Do give notice, that we will attend to the duties OF
our appointment, at the dwelling house Of W!do"
Pierce in ST. Johnsbury in said district, on FRIDAY,
the 9Th dny of November, and on Friday. the 9th
day Of March l54l, mt o'clock, afternoon on
each of said days.
EZRA IDE, d
EDMUND HALLEI, ( comm
SAMUEL A. WHEELER,9
Dated at 81 Bloomsbury, Oct. ID, A. ID. ls40 1863
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20
STATE OF VERMONT.

DIsTRICT OF fssEX.
IN Probate Court holden at Gudhall in and for
said District, the 9Th day Of October, 1870:
II UCY WOODS, Administrative OF the Estate
Ia of OLIVER WOODS, Esq. late Of Gaid
Guidhall deceased, presents her ADMINISTRATOR
account for settlement; Whsreupon i, is ordored
that the same be referred 10 tho Sd day Of Neyem-
Der next at tho Probate Office in said Guildhnll, for
allowance, and that all concerned be noufied by
the publication Of this order in the Ca'ed:nian'
printed at ST.. Johnsbury, three weeks surccs.ve's
as suon as may be that they may appear u. oa'a
tune and place, IT they cause and ool00' mere
ls7vs WM. HEYWooO, Jr. Eegiste-
BLANKS. TOT SALE at TH'S CFFlCL s'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20

Necessary to elect, i45 whole No of votes 294
NJ Mississippi elects the I'd ard Sd; New Jer
sey on the Sd and 4th; New York Except the ci,y)
the Sd Sd and 4th; all the estcomp'ete the cleo
ton in one day.
We expect to state with tolerabie certainty who
is elected President, in our paper OF November
9TH.
The States of Massachusetts, New York and Del
aware, choose Governor, Members otCongress and
other officers on tho same day with Presidential
Electors; Michigan chooses Memberof Congress
and Legislature; New Jersey chooses SIX Members
of Congress by General Ticket In the alternate
wears when no President fssto be chooses, New Jer
sey cboosss her membe IS Of Congrss al hsS begis
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20
Nsg ATBEa

In Lyndon. Oct. / DANIEL, infant son of Viii
lard Pierce
In this town, Oct II, Mrs Wright, wife Of Capt
Walter Wright, aged about 81
In Montpelier, 9Th inst Alonzo White, aged II.
In Calais. 30th u't. Major James Morse, aged
So years,
aged Al
In Peaeham, 9Th INST. Jesse Merrill Esq. aged
about 76. .
In Lyme, lst, instant, Nathaniel Soulhwor,h,
Esq. aged n.
In Burke, last OF Sept Mrs BucKxAs, wifa OF
George buchanan, aged about so,
In Montpelier on the I'd inst, Mr. Edward West,
q patriot of the gcvoIution., .E- 49,
In Bath, N. H., Sept.s7, Mrs. MKHirAaEL, wife
Of Horatio Buck, aged 55: also in Ryegste, Sept.
80, Mrs. ELIzApETH, wife Of Stephen Sly, aged 81;
they were both the daughters OF WIN. Abbot, for.
merly OF Huverhil., N. H. Printers in N. y aud
Michigan, will please notice. ssS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20
Cash wanted and Must be HHad.

yuysE subscribers are under tho necessity of say
ing to those indebted TO them {whose demands
have brcomo duc) that they must have their pay
vi;ation will be sufficient
'''''''' PADDOCK Il HOUGnTON
Lyndon Sept. 80, 1910. l6Gw4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20
N EW G. o o I'D s

VNNHE subscribers have received supply of New
~ Goods, and. would invite their customers and
others to call and examine them. They will be
sold on reasonable terms for cash approved cred
il. ''f
WAN,IEDi--fn exchange for Goods, BIZ
Cheese, Flannel, Frocling, Dried Apple, &c.
SHEDD d JEWE1 T..
ST, Johnsbury Plain, Oct. l3, 1910
N b. Butter will be received on Cash d !, aands
and fair price given. [i67tC1 3 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-10-20
Tippe canoe Meetings.

a IIPpecanoe Meeting viii be held ut :be School,
House on ST Johnsburyl Plain, on Friday owe
ming at haf past 6 C,zens of the town and vi
entity arc invited to attend.
PASSUMPSlC VILLAGE.
A meeting of the friends of Old Tip will be held
at Passumpsic tins Tuesday evening, at which
an address may be expected by gentleman from
neg hborug town. Nj are invited to attend
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DELAW ARE.

Tho Ivy county in this gallant little State has given
.''t'on ticket MAJORITY Popular vote
the State, N''9 wy go . E,'
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CHOICE OF PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

CHOICE OF PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
All the States now choose their Presde entail Ell
ectors by General Ticket .AlI except South
Carolina choose them by direct vote of the
whole people. BY law ofthe United States, the
electors Of President must be- chosen aoithin Sd
days preceding the first Wednesday in December,
which this year The second day Of the month.
Pennsy wanna and Ohio cleo, Friday Gfh prece-
ding that day, winch this year falls the 3Oth Of
October They thus open the Presidential ball,
and the other states follow the first Monday,
first Tuesday Second Monday &c. &c. in No.
vember--South Carolina choosing by her i'"gisla
:ure and bringing up the rear as follows:
Oct. 30. Pennsylv ania, 80, Ohio 2l total 81
Moo. 3 Maine, 10; New Hampshire, 2; Rhode
Island, 4; Connecticut, 3; Vrgnia, %;
Georgia, IL; Mississippi 4; Kentucky
Is; Indiana, 8; illinois, S, Michigan,3,
Arkansas, 3, Missouri, 4; total JOG
Moo. 3. New Jersey, b; Tennessee, 10; Louisa-
ma, 5; total %
2,3, q. New York, 42; (hs City votes
on tba 4th only) az
8 Massachusetts,, ID; Mary land. 10; Alaba.
ma u total 81
go Vermont. 2; Delaware, 3; total 40
4" l3 North Carolina, Is, afterwards 3, Caro-.
lima, IL; total ~