The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-07-26
AroRIAL CONVENTION

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10y G,, Convention was called to order o. Webb
I"' allowing officers were e'ec'ed
sd ,o MN DEWEY, Pres Richardson Graves
lOnH ~, ,vv ORAMEL CRAWFORD. Vice Pres.
sf''S e Fay WILLIAM H. liARTsuoRS' Sec
lIF'n !. Graves, FuIIam, Houston, &c.
H''''' in,od Committee TO present 10 the Con
Fae 'Pp onioo,ion of senator. Which Commit
T'"0" ,imousIy reported that STEPHEN HOWE
No. '" ."oburr be supported as the Wing Candidate
dL""., whose report was unanimously accep
~''J .onroved by the Convention.
~ a." , rtn on Resolutions composed Of
-" p Gyorcs, Rrooks, Benton, &c. reported
s s".,r;og which having been read and discus
\ ,s,,c unanimously adopted. The Convention
.,J,os.ed by Messrs. G. Morrill,, Gorham,
ho,, Benton, Brooks and Dewey.
Y O..oIyed That, in the opinion of the Conven
Il. doctrnes Of Washington, Adams, j efTerson,
A r.oo and Monroe, in regard to Tariff, are np
N r,. ~ the present state of the Country, and
~ ,hose Revolutionary Worthless we agree, that
4 '.,,., ought, by discriminating tariff, 10 give
n q, ro,eclion to the agricultural, mechanical 81
n securing interests Of the United States.
"A pukrd, That the Agricultural and Mandfactu
~ Interests Of tho Union are intimately connec
81 and mutually dependant on each other,
X ,.rtO entitled to protection and encouragement
IA an NeCovernment, and that support given these
N .,Les of our domestic industry must necessarily
n ,,e benefriaIly upon the whole people Of the
7Ms.
"A Resolved, That we seek no Free Trade with for
& t,r nations which is to have a tendency TO reduce
n \, mice Of our Iabour, and to bring the industry
n dor Country into competition with the panper
II ho Of Europe Six pence day for wages, no
4 ,s,. one shirt. and one pair of linen brooches n
X rear arcnot fatlering prospects for the Yeoman
x n oflhe Green Mountains.
N Resolved That we will not only pass resolves
u ,,ps,,ing our friendship for a Protective Tariff.
n ml thai we will give our suffrages FOR such men 81
n such parties only as give somo evidence Of their
N friendship ro this measure more substantial than
n hDsrice.
N ResoIred, That, Of the human family, all were
N.rsred fee and equal and are alike entitled 10 all
81 rights ard privileges Of Society and Govern
6 bent and that the Institutions of slavery ought to
a Immediately abolished.
IA ReNlypd, That, in the opinion of this Conven
H. no Nation can be free and independent while
HNurages foreign instead Of domestic industry.
N RsoIyed, That the nomination of Nlessrs.
hf Ranney and Spauldng, made by the Wing
aCOnvention on the 9Th inst. meets w iih our
"A F APPRECIATION, and that the welfare Of the
ndsmands that we give 10 that ticket cor
support.
sHnIved, Tint we will use all fair md hnnora
anans in orr power TO effect the election or
TEHIEN HOWE, Esq. az Senator.
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H& NM Hhig .4drocote, published at Woodstock,
MI 'FNa and able iiule pepper, may be had nj the
Eso cent COPY, till after election. by for
ring the money to Haskell and Palmer, Wood
IVA &, the desired number Of copies may be obtain
We wish il might be circulated in every town
"a iHE CRoPs East, West, North and South with
# TWcpptioos arc more than usually large. The
M nat crop Of the West and the Middle States is
aln and has been injured but lit,le-and the
a T'ing has commeu ced. The spers, from all
8HiOUs, with only an occasional exception speak
nNagengly of the coming harvest. Thanks to
uerung md kind Providence should ascend
MAVEN from every heart.
W
TWhie the article in tho Tariff Bill which
0deS FOR duties on manufactured Wool was un
Consideration in the House, .four different Loco
"r'se IN SUCCESSION, and each prcposcd amend
H'g ''hSch the dnty on Wool aoould be greatly
't@ These Gmendments aero promptly uoted
NS'hs Whigs
Mcdowell Courier Of Saturday states that "the
@'Ae Lowell Co. vii stop work Cor the most
'AS evening. A few hands will be employer
A "No lie webs which now in the looms
Lowell cotton mill and the Lowell carpet
winch are one corporation. employ, when in
X OPpfa''on, near six hund, ed hands, four hun
" Whom are females We have not learned
"0g 1t expected The mills will remain mac
Not long, we trust
D'"N KNIVES have been really useful for once,
WEN having given man the victory over
i, = F'"'"P', in hard fought battle, near Little
1 orw IN Mormon paper published at the
Na'v'o makcs many severe charges agains,
8''e' OIL Gen. John G Bennett,L. l.. ID sc.
~, "'m OF iorsaking his wife, mIsrepresen
\, ~, "oF'non doctrines as encouraging the vi
I'" lie desired to induIg e, and slandering
~. 4 i. IL. L. II