The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-06
RE AID, once More.

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Another Patriotic effort OF the !
Wings TO save the Country!
The LOcOs opposed tO HorOtec-
tom and DO naaaa1lRag Tea sama
Coffee Duty Free!
EVERY LOCOFOCO FROM NEW ENG !
LAND EXCEPT PARMENTER Of Mass
VOTING NAY!
I,y orr letters from Washington our readers VIII
learn tina, the Tariff Bill of NJ, McKENsAS, being
shat OF Mr. Fillmore formerly passed and vetoed
with the exception of tho clause continuing the
Land Distribution and that imposing duty OF 20
per cent, on Tea and Coffee, has PASSED the
House by the close vote of los 10 1903, rollows:
Yeas-Messrs. Allen, Landaff w, Andrews,
Sherlock J. Andrews. Appleton, AyctigF, Bah
cock, Baker. Barnard, Barton, Beeson, BidacI
Birdseve BIair Boardman Borden, Briggs. Brock,
way Charles Brown, Jeremiah Brown, Burnett,
Calhoun, Childs, Chittendon, John O. Clark, )
Cooper, Cowen, Cranston, Cushing, q Davis, T.
D. Davis, John Edwards Everett, Ferris. tI'I'
more, Gerry, Gddrngs Patrick G. Goode, Gordon,
Granger, Cuisine, Hall, Halsled, Houck, Howard,
Hudson, Hun, Cha les j. ingersol James irwin,
w. w irwin, Kem, John p. Kennedy, Robert
McCieilen, McKennan Thomas r. Marshall Sam
son Mason Mattocks, Maxwell, MAYNARD, Moore,
Morgan, Morris Morrow, Newhard, Osborne, Par
menier Pearee Ppmer Pope rOmfo' R Rp0
Rando PHI Read, Ridgway, Rggs Rodney, " Ift,am
Russell, James Nj. Russell SaItonsiaIl, Sanford,
slade, Truman Smith, Sellers S,rattan' Jphn T.
Stuart Taaferro, Richard w. Thomson, Filling
hast, Toland, Tomlinson, Trumhull. Van Bnren,
Van Rensselaer,. Wallace, Ward, Edwnrd D.
White Thomas w. Williams Joseph l.. Williams,
Yorke, Augustus Ynung-l05
GWhigs 81 Loco Focos 90: Tyler men j.
T5eOf the Loco Focos o ae from N. Y. from
Pennsy ivania, and from Massachusetts-not on'
from any other State.
Aryin
erton, Bolts, Boyd Aaron V. Brown, Milto'
Brown, Burke WIN. o. Butler, Green w Gale
well, Patrick CALDWELL. CanbeIi, VIM. b. Cam
bell, Thomas J. Campbell, Caruthers, Cary Casey
Clifford, Clinton. Coles, Colqnt, NJ a. Cooper
|Cravens, Cross, Daniel, Dawson, Dean, Deherry
Doan, Doag, John G. Edwards, Esbert, John G
FLOYD A. l.. Foster, Thomas r. Foster, Gamble
Gentry, tiilmer, Goggn, VIM. o Goode. Gfaham
Green, Gwin, IIahersham Harris, Hastings, Hays
Holmes, Hopkins, Houston, HUBBARD Hunter, WIN
G. Johson, Cave Johnson, John w. ZONES, A
drew Kennedy, King, Lane, Lewis, Linn, Litll
6eld, Abraham Nc Ciellen, Mckay, McKeon, Ma
Tory, John IT. Mason, Mathiot, Mathews, MediI
Miller, Michell Owslcy, PAYNE, Rayner, Redins
Reynolds, Rhett. Rogers, Roosevelt, Saunders
Shaw, Sheppard, Shields, VIM. Smith, Sprg.
Steenrud, Summers, Sumter, John ID. Thompson
Jacob Thomson, Trplett, Turney, Underwoo'
Warren, Washington, PATTERSON, Weller, James
Williams, g. III. Williams, Wise, Wood-l03.
Loco Foeos, 65: Whgs, So: Tyler men, B
pOf the Wings in the negative more than
so voted, because they could not afford to prostra
Congress before the feet Of John Tyler, by sure
dering the Land Distribution; while the Georg
delegation anti Tariff, Mr. Sprigg Of Ky. (e
led by the aid of the locos )always votes with Il
iocos on important questions.
Only 90 Loco Focos voted for the Tariff aft
the Land Distribution ndered So mu
for the pretence that the Distribution I
cause of their hostility!-N. Y. Tribune
On analysis OF this vote you will find thatNJ7 I
aERY LOCOFOCO FROM THE NEW f.
GLAND STATES, WITH ONE sOLITAF
EXCEPTION, VOTED AGAINST THE BIZ.
The hypocrites now stand comp
Nv unmasked before their betrayed and insult
constituents. Their deadly hostility 10 Prot
tive Tariff longer be disguised under
r.deusive pretext Of opposition to the policy OF
sdribnt:on.
Votes for Essex County.
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