The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-06
The Ball i'm MotioD
Two EcadIgas Haacn of tbe Va,
EsEurcm party cOgRge out far wv,
SShTgs amGg FTOacctioDl VIZ

1HE PEorLE BEGIN TO SPEAR ouT-A ,,,.
NEW JERsEY.-tlon MAHLoS DIcEERsoy ,,,r
JosErH JACKSON, two Of The most proniD,r,
-ders ct tho old Jackson Van Buren, parry IN NJ.
Jersey, have been induced by the rpinnn,
and the destructive and suicidal course NJ
nan, OF The once powerful party To which Il
were attached, TO como out luhljc'v with 1,,l'
alton og"in't them. Gen. Dickcrsan, a.ir.n
known, was for some time prominent, J,,ln,
Senator in Congress and afterwards Secro,,, =,
the Navy in the Cabinet Of Jackson.
They both participated in mectos of the ss
zsns Of Morris County, al Rockwav, in rpl,,io, >
tho alarm,ng condition of the manufacprio, inf.
csi Mr. Samuel $ Beach having been c,uJ
10 tho chair, n series of resoInr ons, pt,,
Congress- to make tariff before il D.
;ourns, was reported by committee consisfnsd
Messrs A ndrew g. Cobb, SamI. T. Rieh,prIIp,r
, BreoYoort annd MAlLON DlCKERS0N lm
| Secretary or.ihe Navy, and adopted BY tn. meet
/, ing. Gen. Dickerson openly declares himsla
| favor Of the party which is in favor ola prolNt
Tariff, and also as dccidedy in .faror cf the disri,
button Of The Public Lands. We believe hoo
inally brought the Distribution Bill before The Sen
ate when member OF that body, COL Jackson
who also took occasion TO declare hmsclfin f,aI
! or these cardinal measures of Whis policy hml
| been leading and honorable member n Tho Old
Jackson 81 Van Bnren party f0m hN h"GjNoug-
| having heen n member Of The LegsaNws N"'N
otherwise repeatedly honored by tho N'7'y MttA
native county hs is also we believe Inc W
Post Master in the Union, having been S'""
| Ivy Gen. Washington in l59l-neariy h''@W
turv ago. The Jersoyman furnishes w rAE
brici outline Of his remarks, which We T's
with much ploasuie;
! Col. Jackson reverted TO the nccNs,lyoiN!v
a duty on foreign imporlations directly III" I
Revolution to encourage our own t2'0s H"|
lsh various kinds Of manufac;0ies, as aslM M|
the debt of tho country caused by that "t-S
adverted to the benefits our county had (g@l
from that measure, and moro especially dung 4
war of 1912, when we could not have COMP
with England had not manufactures o' ey'N "|
been established in various sections ofonr "AaH1
and iostered by protecting duties that nj Ne''r
e Of the last war, these duties continued W. W
= double purpose Of paying the enorm"nS mrh
f debt and encouraging others 20 engage IN "'"1t
= turing, that this country might become co"T,tD
f independent of Europe--that when the n''r"r I
d debt was paid, the general understanding "'r ~
Il out the country was, that the revennr arising ~.
@ the sales Of Public Lands should be divided a"I'
@ Tho States, that the original Thirteen WI" w.
}. fought and suffered should receive Their lroTw'.
q instead OF giving il all to the new StatFS'n .F
= sequently n party had sprung up who "''' %.n
) To reject that birth right heqneahrd 10 l"' ",t
IT those who fell in the field Of batlIe-'a' .t,
d was now aspiring for power, and very ", ,oo, rh
Is bled the party Which ruled in ~ ana Wv .ns,
s we were under the dominion OF "onG nv! ,I. y" d
ID that the present s'comc by chdnfe Fr'S'u" '",o,
j, rapidly treadng in the same path anu ,,a
\ power never vested in him by Inc c""> v.sita
,e that the Veto power was given 10 'n1 ia, ,bsN
to solely 10 Arrest Congress whenever 'ha' "d NH
ID pass IA law wherein the Constitution s"O L olyi
IN fringed, but never to be excr:ed on s.u" onsr
Sc icy-thnt the manufacturing interests !" -, arid
NC ton OF our country, and consequently S,wte, d
ne ural are suffering from the wh'n' aI s,oT moe
&C d,ctation OF man who PROCESSES 10 ,".ps Of Cor
10, and Yields more power, than bon . .oI every ma
ia gress.-& finally, the Colonel eA'o ,oaO county
th hereafter no, TO vote for any one ~, soI Tar
or or state election 'who would mol s. ID, among Y
nd and a Distribution Of the puO''6 N''''
States" -. ;rsaucs'
the feeling among the mass OF '"1 p, '
,er of discriminating tariff ard the "'s" ,l paris
public lands. They come to US Nv" n.on Alias
t the Union and 18th every m.iI'-D0'''' IN
old Friends of ProtecIl0'