The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-01-18

Ehe ollp'viua article from the National inteili-
ssnciz instances Jut one of Thousand similar leis
of haueyoieuca which The WushugtUut1Gs IN nj o.
fsreuI parts at the country lava performed
Onu morning in the early part of last weeS, q
1uIIee maigtrqJe in asle uf rlie Igrgast and most
lepusous wards in lhis city visited IT MS pri-
vuia dwelling BY pollen constable and another
person, who said they had called Tor the purpose
Ut procuring Inc release "a a who had been
committed ~ j ar1nt and diznrderiY person few
nights previously Tine person accompanying the
officer unmarried 10 the nagissrates mat tire poor
fellow IN confinement had seen his error und
lsuoyvI edged IL. ard fully resolved 20
leave OFT drinking INTO EicstsIu. liquors, which hH,i
brought hiru ais present diicuilv, and winch
N time 1ast had caused him much sorrow, m IS
e1 y and sbams. On-Llle magistrates iutimztiHg to
the person thus JIeudTu for he FrIseHsr,rhaI sscrr-
tily would be required for has ,ond beiravior. and
JLzt some costs saH IIreudy Eccruef sta Bind henr
ted fellow declared, mat although hs poor
man himzsiF. he Vas Ihie and ,vuuiG willingly be-
come the security an pay all costs, for ne had full
condolences IN tins prisoners assurance at IIEeHd
-nent, iuusinuch he Ind promised to nike the
1iedgs Of Total Abstinence, and anxious 10
Join the snristy ri those vino Had aBiured The use
Of all Intoxicating driuiss
Do yorl THINKS, said the magistrate, the prison.
ar will 1hise 5y his pledge after ne has taken %
r 10 SIR said the luau amphaticalIYi saHd aEn
determined to reieusa him and stand by lGm until
ne beeorus q totally changed man feel confident
that he will rat deceive ne and II he does why
then =GraiI have the s1tsfacon OF knowing and
feeiinl. that ? have done nv best reclaim from
Density .nI1xication vino i good workman
and i zu0d fsglovv when 10 IS sober and IN his
right senses. -rue with silent admiration 1t the
speaker disnlsrestsd friendship Chrsfiun piiilan-
thruuy ind uohIe sentiments the magistrate 1a1s-
ed Tor few -ueIueuts and t.lan sand he woud Ak
company shs generous the prison aua thsEr
make. Out the. prisoner release
On J1sir way the persau accompanying the nag
istrafs looking earnestly las lace exclaimed:
4 orErsivss sir Won do know me; iudeed. du
not wonder al IT, for am certainly aiisT1a
since you committed, and pruparfy committed re
10 The yEurkhu1Izs rs j druakard anu 5Tawi.
Here tho Speaker loid ms nzme- and the 1uag's-
trade .hsu and not ill -eu reengnIz=ii before him
4 nan waH drusssd fIau head 10 FOOT clean. hear
lhy looking aud ailogethsr, IN appearance II new
erenlura 1ud IN altered NAN. SIR, continued
te ss7eazRr s1Il riEIs 6JessEGi eangE uvghg NV
having, tsisn and GEDt the Hissigs ag 'Eoaul Ast'
lenes. You know, sIF, when You committed me
TO the E0rShoass, had neither money nor friends
TO 80 10 my security. -Y0zo, SINCE nave leaf of
drIuzlns laya goOd clothes, money sETouzzr, azd
1ienly oi friends wIthli 10 provide me with w0Fs
and al hat - necessary make me comfortable
ana respectable Here the poor fellow feelings
were avIdeuttv toucfre1i; sail be added III suh
,fuaff ruue How can L VINO owe SO ruuch IN the
anIEse o. Total AhstiueHee reiuss 70 Ie4P hToiiel
in distress, when [ sea FAIR chEnce OF ualzluz
aim As Gnmf0ltabis and happy IA myself -
Here indeed were FAITH, HoFE and CFEARITTt
all united IA The person and grateful hsaFr III one
yvho1o Is has emphatic and feeling iaEEIlge
Rad heeums Totally changed ny ms having 1alaen
1ud zeuI the pleze Of Toial Abstinence. Wha
A Strong encouragement IS hereby afforded 20 al
me renting iushriates in cornmWuItY 70 r.
and do liielctse-