The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-12-27
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t0n mo,n commerce Evening Postpnd ToI n'
ton Morning Post and N. H. Patriot '' me- sS'et'
and lenchers ofthat system Of political ~' believes
on the principles Of free trade; and VHVO1'"yS,
columns are daily filed with dsso,,. s "eF oI,a
supper" and diifuse these priucipes-.,h 'S tending
the leading organs of Locolocoisn %''e P0Poaa
States. !" The uRt
The same views of political cconou.
and advocated by MART" Van Buren, p "Y :"
John c. Calhoun, siIas Wright Jomo.p IT, rea
all the most influential partizons Of fl, 'I'"''NN
can party. "o''Anu
Now Is it to be supposed that thes, mo,
ho!d and continue protective tariff. , w.. W"
policy entirely opposed to all their Oo,o.. %'Nn
economy, should they again be collodan. " IO'c
Such conclusion, if come to,must cor,.,., p"g
at by course Of reasoning exceedingly 1;r '' "''
that by which men usually obtan their 1o. .''y'' TOr
he truth is, that the concave Of oboro o.''"M
gentlemen have long since determined :, .'"Nei
the protective features of the presen, ,,r W.,
again to the country the suice wavsof ro,. s Il
20 totion, should their party again give Inv I'd
land; and the sooner the peop,e hoco.. vs.
that fact without much doubt the better !, wiz y
for them. W"
But, it will be asked, if these things are 6, m,
so large portion Of northern voters,k,o ~
yieIdingly in favor of the tariff, place svrb ;n,r
confidence in these men, and lend their ala 10
them ngain in power? because, we OO,v, T
leading Journals Of Lorofocoism do M, -,
among the greater mass Of the people, tE,p ,n,.,
n2ed by the elite, the aristocrocy of that putr rh
the patty, at large, derive their political i,aom t.
several hundred subordinate presses scattered
out the Union, whose grand business il is IA A.'
and adapt Iocolocoism to evey cas- ard interest
the United States, as circumstances and e,noa.,..
seem TO make necessary; work whichthey ps.,,
with extraordinary sagacity and skill
They become all thisgs TO all men; and b,.
states where the desire of protective tariffs 50 mrJ
in the minds of the people, that all the homes n IL
eradication arc vain, these subordinate dresses n.
the front rank in supporting the arilT,and assupba
renders, that their interests can nowhere les sha
in the hands Of those, who they very well know VIII
take the earliest opportunity TO destroy them.
Thus, in Vermont, they have been very zeaopta
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,hooo,, orsr, hv which the p,esent thrift may hdc.
s,roved and their ravorite rolicv brought aln
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;0dns,-, Of bor cree and ;pteIrept citizens domn
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a'o'0" al" ana IN 'p '"s aro ' conree5 to believe ,
Ioonc,oo rtnor At the North can Sc. down to hi
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.Lo ,ar;T ,,i no snC. N the hands of his pty and