The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-17

.,.o,s If acres of forests TO be-
m =, subdued i IT, buit manufactures, canais'
#Ti, milling ho'o' md cities; in word witpm
,,ds, villages anu Under this sort of TAXATION,
" ,I,n twenty ye"'9 lion has been nearly doub'
n .Onnaion oil lno savelopod, and its power so
"a Si resources 50 u now il may snap its fingers
estab lsheu' beside with the bold assurance,
~ whole woi ;,muaonendent, and big enough ana
4. Jonathan Is ' ,ate care of himself. he mas
A Al enough 10 a ~ Europe by-taaattor,. THESE
4 mi how 10 eV" hat the Vermont Patriot calls
tho hulls ia 10 prevent such taxation that the
sisa! ana - would overturn the tariff, ADOPT
4 obcO Ioauu nd nrostrale manufactures, our com
lad iaffs, ""r neope at the feet of British monop-
srs 'nG w. m doubt, are ready now, as ever, 10
Ill., @no G,r rs, and sell to US at their prices
I,puaISIu,.o. lama time exclude every 6usner Oh ~
d lns sr ain, or barrel ofAmerican hour from hor
Crs. ,;.bed 10 see so much folly-charlty
We are asO normit us 10 cal it bindness-at this
sfvII no. + subject 1t is indeed hardly Possi-
N day Oh w., ,bot northern man could ON any
\ 70 cOncer' hermit himselfto become so com
pdefn 'aant 10 the great interests OF his own
Nicely eO, I 81 clearly identified with the countrys
Eanty fuu ;oo both at home and abroad, as are the
IOrI sne,nIcb The Tariff system. But so 1t is; and
bppOneOs :" ".a NOT left to guess the motive for a
people a uaJ as this. The design is clear it
|ouIie sud coalition of Northern locofocoism
/ an SN np,o Nullifcaton--of Northern d South
'EA e0u WV. with Southern abstractionists and i'm
fm oc0 W. Whigs-ior the purpose of putting
bn'l''DD' bo one side Wing administration
erIl W for the Tariff, for distribution of the
PF hE ss,Js and for sound national currency
IJog m on the other side locofoco admin
PNa ~" which goes against all these measures.
u %o 0d locoloco game, to curry Southern favor
y I,n;feinc the interests Of the Free States. We
y ,,Irs revealed in the debate in Congress for
W., Cnrnah, on the revenue bill: Wise Of Va
Y va with Pickens offs. G. in denouncing the
1E sscause il looked at protection of American in
..'s, IngersoIl ofPennsy lvania, "The would be
'~" of old, and McKeon of N. Y city, went to
extreme ofopposltlon' and openly announced
" favor 10 direct taxation. All disguise is
psn Oft is an open and palpable coalition, d
, ,hot should alarm every man who goes for pre-
'to o 10 American Industry and American Inter.
!, Let the people of Vermont-above all the
6jcs of Vermont-arouso themselves and face
eoaition We speak what we believe, wher
cav that this is no time for divisions about mer
no lime for confidence that all will be well will
an effort Now, when the treasury is pressed
revenue, this temporary bill has been Carriet
he House by bare majority of 9: but this il
the revision of the Tariff to which the peopI,
4 been looking; and there is great danger VIII
question is presented, the divisions engender
BY particular interests, will be so applied by thu
ouqns of Protection, North and South, "a TO d.
all the good aimed at. By all means then, lie
mont maintain her ground, and speak in
70 that shall carry encouragement and conf
&C 10 the friends Of A merican Industry. 1t i
highest interest to do so; her stake is immense
opportunity for Vermont TO act is good one
he issue is presented directly to people. Th
OhCO leaders have promulgated their ticket un
lhe anIitarif banner; the Wings have reaffirm
he Tariff doctrines of the Republican school
dhCo. PAINE have presented a candidate 70
ormOf who has been the undertaking advocat
Md whose personal interests are entirely depe
,UpOn, those doctrines. We appeal, then, 4
friends Oft the Tariff system, one and all, It
wool growers, the agricuIturalists, the mechal
and the working men of Vermont-now TO sus
u,he principles which they have cherished, on,
c pONsy upon which their prosperity essential,
,peNts-Wuchrnan