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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-10
From The Ne,o York Courier and Enquirer
OVER. ACTION-OVER.TR ADiNG-oVE
RANKING

These are the watchwords Of the ADMINISTRATION
There is party parrot who cannot ra'ue tienl on
his tongue as glibly, as if they made up MS whoie
,be Federsi Administration From the moment
Mr. Beardsley raised the cry of Perish Commerce
Perish Credit to the present day, the government
has been engaged in rninous warfare on Inc trade
E;rst want the United States Bank. A crusade
on The trading interest ollowed.-State Banks
were the next victims. And now n sovereign COM
n,onwealth has been sacrificed at the feet Of that
Tedera Executive, which undertakes to arraign
Federal Legislatures, rebuke their extravaganza,
decry their internal Improvements, impair their fl
nancal credit, and in the eyes OF foreign nations
fasen upon their liabilities and enterprise the seal
of Federal condemnation. Instead of attempting
TO sustain state credit, the Federal executive has
assaied it. Instead of attempting to aid the States
in carrying tn rough their projects of public i'm
brovement, the Federal Executive have denounced
them. Instead of lending encouragement and as
sistance, at time of great embarrassment and dis
tress, to its confederate members, the Union through
its Chief magistrate exhibits independent sovereign.
ties to the censure Of the financial world. And
this policy is pursued by the especial enemies of
Consolidating and is patronzed by the especial
champions of State Rights.
For several years the administration has waged
n successful war against CrodH, till all credit is un
INITIATED. We have heard of nothing but over-ac-
ton and over-trade, and the whole energies OF the
Federal Government have been bent to the great
work Of gripping and cushing the free spirit Of A
american enterprise. Its whole aim and object have
Deen 10 DoH pdCH duu TepTeSS tue natural VlgOr oil
4-ade and to render unavaing the immense natural
resources Of the country. The now going on
rs n war between bar6arism and civilzatiun-be-
4ween the hard money currency of despotism and
the currency of free government and commercial
enterprise.
In this connection we would introduce few
figures and facts from the last report Of Mr. Secreta
ny Woodbury., which will throw some light on this
aubject of over-trading, and shows conclusveIy
that the embarrassments Of the last eight
years have been not owing in any measure to this
cause, but solely to the imbeciity and incapacity
orthe fnapceers at the head of the Federal Gov
ernment Let us take three years near The COM
mencement of the present century, and compare
our exports and imports for the period with those
of the last three years set down in Mr. Woodbury. g
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
I'm Probate court, holden at Irasburgh within and
IL for said district, on the Cd day of March, A. ID.
1910.
LOREN FROST, Administrator the Estate
of ARoALUs HARMON, late of Coventry, in said dis
trct, deceased, presents his administration account
for settlement: Whereupon, it IS ordered, ihnt the
be referred the first Wednesday of April
next, at the Probate Office in 1rasburgh, in said
district, for examination and allowance, and that
all concerned be notified hereof by publication of
this order in the Caedonian, printed at St. Johns
bury three weeks successfully, as soon as may be,
that they may appear. if they cause, at said
time and place, and object thereto.
1876 GEO. NYE, Judge
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83 ATR ga

In Waterford, March 3, of a cancer Widow SA-
RAH M RsH, aged 81 years, consort Of 5. w. Marsh,
formerly Of Wells River.
In Dalton IN. H. Jan. g. after severe and
protracted illness, Mrs Esther Sumner, wife ofCol
VIM. B. Sumner aged rs.
In Kirby, Feb, 81, of consumption, Mrs. LAURA
BuRRoUGHs, wife OF Capt. Seth Burroughs, aged
50
In Burke, March Cd, Mr. Amos TurE, aged 49,
In Boston, Dec. 28th, Mrs Judith J. Baxter, for
merly of Danvile, age 25.
In Wheelock, on the 2lst ult., Phebe, wife Of
Mr. James Blanchard, aged 60.
In Cabot, l2th ult, of Group, Ellen Caiiste Bddg.
er, aged years.
in poacham, 25th ult George, son of the late
Rev. Roswell Putnam, aged 0 years.
In Danville, of Group, Austin, infant son o
Thomas H., and Fatina Heath, aged months.
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WINTER GaDOEeS.

TTVH E subscribers have received and are receiving
\ their usual assortment of WINTER GOODS
and would invite purchasers TO call and
inc confident that make tt for their inter.
est to purchase of u.s. We have primo qualify Of
Young Hyson Tea Sonchong do; Coffee, Tobac
co Molasses at forty two cents per Gallon good
St Ubes Salt at ONE DOLLAR PER BUsHEL; prime
Cod Fish 3 dollars a hundred pounds Hal
ten cents Iron-a la, ge assortment; Nails and
Spikes Llnsecd and Lamp Oil Spirit Tnrbentine
&c SC. SflEDD AZ JEWE
ST Johnsbury Plain Feb. 5, lS40 l3|~-u
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sTATE or VERMONT.

CALEDONIA DTsTR1CF, s..
xETuEREAS an instrument purportng 10 be
wv tho last Will and Testament of BAHUCH
SMELL. late of St Johnsbury, IN said district, de-
ceased. has been presented to the Probate Court of
so;d district for allowance, by Rebecca Smell the
notify the heirs aud all concerned to appear at
Probate Court to be holden at the Probate Office in
on the 18th day of March next, and shew
cause, If any they have, against the proof and al
Iowance of said will.
Dated at Danvile, This 9th day of February
a. ID. 1910.
1875 SAMUEL b. MAIIOCh0' '''s0'
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BRIGHTON MARKET~MarcL .
Reported for the Ynnl


AT market, 240 Beef Cattle, 10 pairs of Working
Oxen, il Cows and Calves, 500 Sheep.
PRICEs-Beet Carle-We quote this week first
quality So rs, second Sc % a g So third So 25 a
rs.
Working Oxen-A very few sales only were
effected.
-$23, 30, SO, and 40.
Strengthening to large number at market last
week prices did not much advance. We quote
lots at $3.50, So 3,75, So and S..
Swino-None at market.
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Caledonia Go. a gTicuEdzEraE
Fair.

F1E Officers OF this Society are requested to
meet at Weherbee's Inn in DanvlIe on the 18th
of March, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The Officers are-T p. Fuller, r. &. Benton,
VIM Grey, Henry Stevens, Ezekiel Cutler, isaac
Denson, L. b. Chase, John Cameron, f. f.. Fn!ler,
JAS Nickerson, jacob Blanchard, Stephen Dole,
Hlel Bradley.
l.. p. PARKS, Sec.
Barnet, Mach 6, 1910. l36
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neutrality-suspicious., sc.

TIME subscriber being about to close his business,
u and having Hand large assortment of
FURNITURE, he is DESTROYS OF disposng of it,
which he will do at low rate as can he pur-
chased in the country. The assortment consists of
200 CHAIRS of vayio,,s kinds-BEDS1,EADS
-T.aBLES-BURE.A US-WORK
T.ABLES-LIGHI' STANDS, Sc.
Call and see--if you want good bargains.
AMOS S. HALE.
Passumpsic, Feb. II, 1870 l33w7
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ssVJ for SAEIE.

A Farm is offered for sale, located in Irasburgh,
~ about l half mile fiom the village, consisting
of I65 acres of good land, suitably divided into
iillage, parturage and wood land. Said farm has
upon it good and convenient buildings, and pioduc-
ed the last season about SO tons Of hay. liberal
credit will be given for portion of the purchase
money, with security. Apply 10 Alexander jane
son, near the premises. ,.,.r
Feb. 1870 lo2u
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Dram MGjor.
Fife MGjor. >
Serg't Major.
LA2LnGreSS.
'THINGSBY THEIR RIGHT NAMES
ist LiGutenantS.
Cd Lieutena ants.

ThesNew York Courier IL Enquirer says The
AdpinIstration' has chrstened and re.chrstened its
Sub. Treasury h1&a dozen times. The best title
we have yet seen is one gwen by Senator Merrick
of Mary lan95in a~%cent debate in the Senate of
the United StaLss!F a bill to parate, far as
possible, the Interests of the Government and the
Government officers, from the interests of the peo-
pie, and 10 RED&CE THE VALUE OF PROP
ERTY ANDfHE WAGES OF LABOR, in the
United StatGsI,
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ST. JOH WSB BURY
II EI We a lie g HI MIN EsY,

VENHlS school will be opened the FIRST
Il. WEDNESDAY of May next under the in
struclion of Miss ELIZABETH WORCESTER
of Salem, Ms.
NJ ISIS Worcester is experienced teacher, in all
respects qualified to instruct in the branches here
toore taught in this school, and the committee fe ei
entire confidence in her success.
TUITION-In English branches, 81 90 per
quarter; Languages, 81 90
MUSIC-By Miss CHARLOTTE PADDOCK.
LUTHER CLARK,
ERASIUS FAIRBANKS, Committee.
EPHRAIM PADDOCK,
St. Jobnsbury, March, Z, 1910. 136rf
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vi. In Indiana, they have ceased numerating the
"n'gs'-They now compute them by acres 1t is
aau there were ttUe of delegates at the Wing
convention recently held at indianapolis.
=, It asserted positively in the Toronto Herald,
ua' petition is in progress, in the Western Din
"'O' OF Upper Canada to the Imperial Parliamel
saying that it may be permitted to join the Unit
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THE BOUNDARY DISPUTE

, The Fredericton New Brunswick) Sentinel OF
me 10Th ult.., in noticing reports of walike prep
erauons, remarks-'We cannot vouch for the
ruth OF these reports but their be but little
doubt that her maiesty's Government is determined
10 exercise becoming frmness, with reference to
inc question of boundary; and that the recent ex-
summation oftbe territory dispute, has satisfied
uce' and must be promptly and energeticaiiy met,
"a course most likely to produce a permanent
peace between the two nations
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She meld, Feb. 10, 1910.

TIL L subscriber hereby gives notice that he in
ten carrying the Mercantile business at the
old store formerly occupied by the late firm of lde
Il Smith, at Sheffield Hollow. and would tender
TO his Friends and Patrons his grateful acknowl-
Judgements for their liberal patronage in days past,
and hopes in future, so conduct his business as
to merit continuance Of their patronage.
He intends Keeping a general assortment of
GOODS, such as are usually kept in County Stores,
stores in the vicinity. He has disposed OF most Of
old stock in trade and is now going to Boston to
purchase a and fashionable stock of GOODS,
and will receive in pay most kinds Of country pro-
duce--or give liberal credit to responsible persons,
and CASH will not be refused.
JOSEPH lDE.
Sheffield, Feb. 10, 1910. 134w3
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in mind that in the interval the population of the
country has than multiplied three fold-aug-
mentng of course, three fold the capacities of con-
sumption and production. To meet the demands
consequent on this increase of population the Fed
oral Government has been compelled to augment
lis own expenditures in the following ratio
1oO5 $6,357 ,225
1896 6,0S1, 100
1907 4,9S4572
1886 $3o,s78, l65!
1897 39,164 ,l75:!
1888 40427 2IS!!!
Thus with population nearly quadrupled,
exports in 1888 amounted to within fraction
ofthe amour: of exports thirty years previous :
Our i'm ports for 1907, exceeded those of 1888
Twenty-Five million Of dollars. During the same
interval, the expenses of the Federal Government
have been multiplied by S-amonnting to no less
than 1000, 600 in 1907, and to more than 10000
600 IN 1888! will any tell $ where
is the over action and over-tradng in this state
ment of affairs Have the people over-traded or
the Government?
Has there been any such introduction of foreign
Injuries pretended by the Government? Has
there been any such overpus of importance of late
years, az is aedged in the reports of Mr. Wood
bury, and in the messages OF Mr. Van Buren,? Are
we suffering under the evils of over production and
consumption? Are we the victims of an over
simulated system of trade and credit Look at the
figures They speak volumes. They taken
from Mr. Woodburys own tables. They are daily
authenticated by the ign and seal of the treasury
1t impossible TO deny their accuracy, explain
away the inevitable conclusions to which they
lead
And how does Mr. Woodbury. comment upon
these facts? With his usual sagacIty. He
never look at the subject in more than aspect
and he has presented commentary in all possible
simplicity, and without once thinking OF the violent
conflic: between all the reasonngs of his reports
and all the refutations fhis figures.
at appears (says Mr. Woodbury. that the whole
imports have not mole than doubled since the first
four years of Government, while the exports of do
mestlc produce has quite quadruped.'
'Agaln; Though we formerly exported more. of
foreign merchandise imported than we now do;
yet the consumption of it, since these earlier years
has not increased much hundred per cent,
while population has increased within the same
period quite four hundred per cent
'fhis disparity has arisen chiefly from the facts
that larger portions of our people are engaged
an agriculture and manufactures and supply much
more than they once did, the products of both for
home consumption. For one series of three years,
about third of a century ago, and another about
twenty years ago, the imports were nearly as large
as during the last three years.!
Meanwhile manufactures and agriculture have
both supplied much more than they once did the
population has more than trebIed; the expenses OF
government have been multiplied by eight; and
because we import and export as much as we did
thirty years ago, the Government browns the pop
ular cry against it's obvious abuses with shout of
over action! and trading over banking! and
The ruinous effects of the Credit System
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The old General is now at his son in law IS in
this place, where had the pleasure yesterday
morning OF taking; breakfast with him en fam
We,' aud found him in the finest health and
spirits.
Talk as some people do of the republicanism
OF Van Buren, any other man of note since
the days of Jefferson and it amounts to moon.
shine, compared with Harrison The whole
mau--dress, manners, every thing about him
is practical illustration, living principle of
true Republication.
Ii his fellow citizens could see him as did
with his hands made hard with toll on his farm,
his plain cotton shirt and other plain clothing he
had on when ate breakfast with him the other
morning; with his grandchild playing abou, his
knee-there is not one OF them but what would
have exclaimed: If there ever was REPUB
LICAN This is the man. There is nothing, in
fact, III his appearance, to distinguish him from
plain farmer Of tho country, although his eagle
eye tells, well as pages of history, that he has
sought CALAMITY many n battle for his country.
Farming IN Vernont. Gov Hill states i'm his
'Visiter,' that Ezra Mech, who resides on the
shore of Champlain above Burlington, and Will
liam Jarvis of WethersfieId, opposite CIaremont,
on Connecticut river, are the two largest far.
mers in Vermont. The first gentleman some
times has 5 and 8 hundred acres of wheat in n
season, and the latter his hundreds OF improv.
ed cattle, and has many hundred sheep on one
Of the most beautiful alluvial tracts upon the
fertile valley of the. Connecticut. Judge Mech
made his wealth, it is said, exclusively by farm
ing. He commenced with the first settlement
in Vermont, and used, while clearing his lands
for crop, to Ego ahead"by hunting turs up the
Onion and Otter rivers, in season when he
could not conveniently work on his lands.
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YOUNG MEN.

The young men of the country thorough
ly aroused tor the cause of Harrison and Reform
and we'll they may be- Give lis the revolutions
airy measures threatened by Van Buren,, Cal.
houn, Walker & Co. aud there is no longer en-.
Cc@uragement or hope tor euterprising young
men. WNnateYer their talents or their aspiration
unless they possess-wha. very few American
young men do posse ss-wealh d: the outset,
their fate must be like thar of those in the TWEEN.
~ five down Irodden hard monarchies ofthe old
world: mere appendages to some lucky lordling,
who happened TO he born with silver spoon in
his mouth, or title and Il rent-roll to his name
Let the young and the strong arouse and tear
off the chains OF bondage. Vermont Watchman
& State Journal.
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A REPUBLICAN--FARM HARRIS ON.
The following letter well describes the Re
publ lean habits aud manners of the brave and
patriotic Farmer of North Bend.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. Is, 1910.
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NOTICE.

FENHE Copartnership heretofore existing under
Il the firm of IDE !. SMITH, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. a unsettled accounts
are left with Joseph Ide for settlement, and must
be settled by the first day of April next or cost
will ensue. JOSEPH iDE,
HARRIS SMITH.
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about 500 Of the crews being killed and the rest
escaping in their shattered barques without ma
king resistance. Canton was to be block.
AIDED Immediately This information comes
from Capt Story, oftle Talbot who derived it
from persons who said they were eye witnesses
10 the carnage.
The Americans are on good term with the
Chinese, and are driving profitable business.
Two or three English slips hove signed The re-
Quired bonds.
1t would appear that the difficulties with the
English had been recently aggravated by the
high commissioner discovering that the contra
hnnd trade III smuggling opium had been renew.
Ell and Lin had demanded the surren Ter of the
two ships that brought it, that they might be
burned, and the crews executed, conformably to
the decree.
Capt. Warner, of the BRUSH ship Thomas
Coults, is censured for coming into the river, g.
| jeopardng the lives Of his crew. She is close
! y guarded by the Chinese from all communi.
cation with shore.
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The New York Courier and Enquirer says, that
under the laws of that State, if man is convicted
OF abandoning his wife, the magistrates possess the
power Of apprenticng him out by the year into
the service of any individual, and that the proceeds
of his labor shall be devoted 10 the support Of his
family.
The Philadelphia Inquirer states that there are
1924 paupers in the Philadelphia aims house; a
larger number by 400 than has been within tho
walls of that institution, in any preceding winter,
for several years.
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