The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-01-03

selves bold To DECLARE that they must in accordance
with their principles ind recorded pledges adopt such
measures to redress their wrongs, and restore the
sttution, us in their opnon may be due TO them
selves and posterity''
a series Of resolutions nominating Hon JOHN Z.
CALHouN the next President has MISC passed both
Houses unanimously. The resolutions DO not exact
~ discard and repudate the intervention Off National
Convention, but it must he just such nm one MS will
suit the interests Of the South Carolina nominee, or
MIR Culhcuns friends will have nothing 10 do with it,
ISAAC HILLS OPINION or NEW HAMPSHIRE
LOCO FOCOS.
II is anu. ing occasionally to look overthc columns
of Hips New Hampshire Patriot, and observe the
opinions therein expressed Of the eadng Loco Focos
of the State There is no language OF invccive too
strong for the denuncations which that paper pours
forth, against It's quondum political brethren. Aho
we have not been much accustomed to coincidence Of
opinion with Isaac Hill, i've are nevertheless, con-
strained to believe he is very nearly correct in his
iination Of the peculiar characteristics of his brother
Loco. Focos None possibly know them better
than he docs-and there is consolation in the refec-
ton that whom rogues fall out honest likely to
get their rights
The following sample Of Hills opinion of his broth
or Locos, the leaders Of the New-Iampshire coun-
sells, VIC have taken from recent number Of tho Pat
riot which we happened accidentally take up.
"Among the members of the present Legislature
there are certain men, who, (whIe they are not ca
pabe ofpcnnng egible English sentence, and far
less capable of composing one ITO candid observer,
appear to be the origpaiOrs and prime movers of all
the important amendments and propositions brought
before the Two Branches ..H
''Next week VIC shall commence 4 and continue FOR
nm indefinite period.) areview and exposition Of the
knavcry dishonesty ntocrant tyranny petty ,rctery,
log rolling, wire pulling, meanncss md misnannge-
mcnl of the dicatoria and proscriptivo clique who
have taken on themselves the responsibility Of oris
mating new tests in the democratic crecd-thc man
agement of the State Government, and the plumber Of
the State Treasury"
''Tn showing up these gentlemen, think we
shall be able tn show the existence Of a greater
OF political fraud and corruption than be-
fore disgrnccd the legislation Of Statoyes, more,
comparatively than disgrnced the administ alton
o' cur General Government, even when under the
dominion of Fedcraism.''
iCJ@Thc story Of the burning Of some Protestant
Bibles BY the Catholics IL Corbcau, N. Y which
we Published several days since, ana wNicn was
afterwards contradictcd by the Catholic Priest at
Rochester, ia confirmed Ivy correspondent OF the
Newark Daily Advertiser. The writer adds
'rhc chapel il situated in thckly settled neigh
borhood, composed Of French Canadian Catholics,
whose minds, the priest in all matters OF
ligous nature, has almost absolute control. More
than year ago the benevolent Madame Felis, tFe-
ler with the advice and aid Of some Christian friends
ss,"""snru u''.''~" 49, si+'G ulSSlon NJ
ChnZy, about three miles from Corheau church, and
Doctor Cote, Il converted Catholic has since preach
ed on the sabbath, to small congregation of Cana
dinns with encouraging success; efforts have been
made 10y persuasion, and Kindness To convince these
people and convert thcW ard to place the bible in
the hands o every disposed to read il the result
has been the distribution of great many copies.
he people reading for themselves; there have
been conversions TO Professionalism and the sue
Of the cause, exciting the jealousy of the resi-
dent priest, led him TO demand Gas am informed)
great number Of these bibles, which he burned as
has been narated''
t'THE WICKED SHALL NOT PROSPER" Amos
Tendal it seems, is receiving the fruits OF his
dongs lie, it is said is confined in prison for debt
A singular series Of reverses has Amos experienced
during his short life. a Yankee schoonlasier seek.
ing his fortune in the West-an edor-his distre>ses
relieved at time in the family Of Henry Clay at
nh Eaa III, ,La