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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05
Our S I ate.

lsthcre single Wing in Vermont who does not
feel proud Of the reputation Of his State? Is there
true republican within borders who does not glory
in the and fame of the ssSiar that 1erer sets?"
the"Gbralter of Wing princples:'' the 'switzerland
of Amercn'' We acknowledge it s a circumstance
Of which we shall always feel proud that we are cit.
liens of 'unconquered Nermont.'' In DAYS of poti.
cal darkness and disaster, when the sky was overcast
and iocofocosm in the ascendant in every other
State, VERMONT alone has been true to the coun
try, true to her principles, and true to herself
Amidst all tho upheavings of the political elements,
and whirlwnd of faction, while all around her was
discouraging and dark, she has remained firm Nud
immovabe in her principles Her path has been
straight, and her march has been onward.-Shc has
never turned back; she has never faltered Shall
we permit the ''STAR" of our pride and glory TO be
dimmed his year, Shall the imprcgnabe fortress
which has wthstood alike the bold assaults of the
brave old soldier Of the Hermitage and the willy
arts of the supple Magician who ssfollowed in his
Footsteps" be ingloriously surrendered now TO the
traitor Captain who accidently occupies their
pacese What Wing would not blush at such a
result! .. ... go
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05
To the Ediior orMe Coledonian.

To the Editor orthe Coledonian.
Happening to take up the North Star of some two
or three weeks past,my attention drawn to
count there given, blythe Editor Of the nominations
made by the Wing Convention Danvllle on the 18th
July last.
| In mentioning the name of ORRA CROSBY, ESQ.
as being nominated for Senator of Caledonia County,
the Editor says, 'tha he Jeieres that Esq Crosby
Federalist of the last ,rar.''
What the old Tansey of the North Star (ror can
not call him sage in this casey believes disbeIeves
think cannot have much to do with the question
II is difficult to why Mr. Crosby should or should
not be supported by the Freemen of Caledonia Coun-
ty for the Office Of Senator, because his good old
friend Of the North Star believes or preends to be-
lieve that he federalist of the last war.
l. too, um old man and of course will not COM
plain of the Editor of the North Star in the least on
account of his old age gray hairs as think both
honorable, but whether these circumstances. 10
wit: old age and gray hairs should not admonish both
the Editor ofthe North Star and myself too to be
little more circumspect in statements is another
question. ,..1.s ...
! will not tell merely what believe but wha, I
know TO be fact in relation to Ora Crosby's last
acar federalism. know that at the commencement
Newport,N. H. and about 10 years Of ago, that when
volunteers from that state called for Ora Cros-
by was among the first that turned out; that for two
| years he stood as minute man with Sergeant's
warrant in his pocket, ready and, have no doubt.
willing to be called into actual service that when his
term of apprenticeship expired he, like other indus.
trlous and enterprising young men, shouIdered his
pack and came to Hardwick in Caledonia CouEy and
has resided there ever SINCE ., ..,-- I'D. $500,
know also that Mr. Crosby's father was an old
school Jefiersonan Democrat that his son was born
and bred in the faith and that he has always sustain
ed those principles up to the present day. - - ....
know, moreover, that his fellow citizens have a.,
ways held him in high estimation and that the Editor
OIL the STAR let hun believe what he will of Mr. Crosby
can never induce his Townsmen to believe that he
has ever been guilty of dishonorable action that he
Is not wise, prudent and sagacious Legislator. in
which capacity he has been several times honored.
AN OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAINS
| s5TThe Montpelier Patriot is still barpins upon
me zen millions OF pounds of that [wool] costing
cents and under, imported from Sept. 1s4l to Sept.
ls42'-which, that paper AYERS, is 'sequal to three
iourths merno," and 'as fine as the average of Ver
mont WOOL" We--whut of it That was before
the Wing Tariff went into operation; il was imnor,sd
under that act which forced upon the co,,nt,u b,
focotocoism; while under the new Tariff, the impor
tation OF that wool has already been DIMINISHED
MORE THAN EIGHT TENTHs -
~ H. Last year the Patriot declared that II n,o
| ierred FREE TRADE to the Wing Tariff, which has
now SO nearly excluded this cheap fine c,ro;r,
J wool r. .i y"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05
Save tho Tariff.

Be you mechanic -vote to sustain this good sys
TEN for circulating money. Who is not tired of so
much barter pay for the labor of his shop Protec-
ton brings money into the Country-opens mar
Ret Tor produce and wares, and circulates money a
mong the industrious, and the MECHANIC then gets
his share-and better prices too, for his labor
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05

PTO POST MASTERS. We would thank
Post Masters in Orleansland Essex Counties to send
us by the first mail after election the results of the e.
ectIons in their town and vicinity as they may know
them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05
.T,OcOfoco Doctrines.

ho oIoc,ion onnroaches we desire to refresh the
recollection of the PEOPLE with specimens Oh u'
beautiful doctrines which the locofocos support Inc
following is nm extract from the speech oil H. d. ia
Wis one Of tho leading ocooco members oil congress
from the state of New York, delivered in the House
of while the Tariff was under discus
sion last summer. Read it farmers,
"Nr Chairman: / belong TO that portion oi the De-
mocracy who are called Loco FOcos, and glory IN
the name. AM A FREE TRADE LOCO, AND
HOLD A COMMON FAITH WITH THEM in
THESE OPINIONS. And am not only FREE
TRADE ocofoco, but, were clothed with the pow
or 10 do it. would establish these things as immuia-
BILE MS the~laws Of the Medcs and PersaDs, and they
are THAT INDIRECT TAXATION g. o. all tar
III dutes) SHOULD BE ABOLISHED; all paper
money should be excluded md the credit system
should be purified and renovated by the abolition oil
every thing like suits for debt making them debts OF
honesty and honor !! ~
Tn the samo discussion JAMES l. ROOSEVELT,
locofoco member from New York City, and SON in
LAW OF C. p. VAN NESS, said
Gle trusted even If the tariff bill became law
this session, 1T WOULD BE SHORT LIVED; that
the next Congress would be DEMOCRATlC,FREE
TRADE Congress, which WOULD REPEAL The
BILL"
The following is from CHARLES J. NIGER
SOILS speech. Ingersoll is a loeb member of the
iiouso NV" h'noS'Ppi"b anu 10 '''o ""' WIZ ''>~
boosted that he would have been n TORY if he had
lived in the days of the Revolution!
THIS BILL (speaking of the TARIFF WILL BE
SHORT LIVED ONE IF IT PASSES; THE NEXT
CONGRESS WILL BE DEMOCRATIC, AND WILL
REPEAL TIP
Oh most glorious Friendship for the iEJ@ WOOL
GRoWERs.4G! Verify, verify, the locofocos do
love Protection-to as gulitrap! But it will
catch precious few votes in Vermont
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05

PROTECTION puts money into the hands of the
farmer and enables him TO pay good wnges and money
too to his hired men. gives good prices and then
good wages. Locofocoism goes for European systems
under which laboring ale half fed and half
clothed. gaa . '..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05
" es we dog

And all the assertions they make the contrary only
show their bare faced hypocrisy, when they stand
pledged to support Calhoun for President if he re-
ceves the nomination of their party. 1t is THE DU-
TY of every freeman of Vermont to candidly
consider these things. We care not to what
patty he belongs. it is his duty well wisher to
himself, his family, his friends, his community, his
town, his state, the NATION! No freeman can shake
off his responsibility in this matter. To stay away
from the polls does by no means relieve him from
his responsibility in the case. And the only way he
can discharge his duty is to vote for those men
who openly before the people stand pledged,
yes,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05
,CPA WARNING TO WING ABOLITION
.'. .... lists. .

Let the Wing Abotonists of this county reid the
following from the St. Abans Messenger, and govern
themselves accordingly. .f.I
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? '..
Among the names Of those appointed to act
committee at the Van Buren, District Convention at
Burlington, on Tuesday last, perceived the name
Of Austin Fuller! We knew that MIR Fuller had
signed call for abolition convention at Sheldon,
and that he presided al that convention Chairman
and pretended to be third party But now, his
liberty paryism is merged, it seems, in Loco Foco-
ism-the very worst species Of Sarery which can
bind freeman Of Vermont; since that Loco Foco-
ism denies the sacred right Of petition and dolizes
the northern man who has sold his birthght, and
embraced southern principles -! We respectfully
ask the voters in this County remember this fact,
and to enquire anxiously what does this n,ean?'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05

i5PAll at once the locofocos are out saying,
Henry Clay is not for Protection. This is all false,
but give it the appearance of truth they garbe his
speeches to prove it, If it were true, however, he
never would receive any countenance from the Wings
They go for Protection from Maine to Louisiana. But
Henry Clay is no candidate for office and the Wings
now have no to do with him than with any other
private citizen. f-t-.. ..,-..
a lot of cattle arrived at Brighton, Mass market
lew days ago, which had been driven all the way
from Kentucky. When they started they were quite
poor in flesh, and were fattened on the way.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05

1 and rgaf,.s
No sub-Treasury,
A sound currency,
Distribution of the Pub
lie Lands to the
States, p
and a
Protective Tariff.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05

lowing, showing the liEGENERAllNG EFFECT
OF THE WING TARIFF UPON THE BUSINESS
OF THE COUNTRY. ........>
From the American Protector, bradford, VIZ
THE TIMES. In this section we are already be-
ginning 10 experience better times. The large sums
ofmoney that have recently been paid FOR wool are
beginning TO circulate, and the countenances of our
friends who come in from abroad look more cheerful
and animated. Beef and pork will bear a higher
price this fall than formerly. Money is coming into
our State, and our produce is going out The tariff
is gradually and surely working en- improved state of
things among all classes of industry; and who will
not rejoice at this RESULT Persevere in udhoring 10
the doctrine of Protection and ocoocoism and hard
times will flee the country ... .- -.
FINE WooL.-The Ithca IN. W Chronicle saws
that Messrs. L. a. and H. X. Morrel who own
flock oil two thousand Saxons, have disposed of the
whole clip attJty cents per pound. The lot was pur
chased for prominent manufacturing establishment
IN Boston The feeces averaged "a per head Last
year the AIessrs Morre obtained only !25 cents for
their wool. The enhanced price may be set down to
the credit ofthe Wing Tariff
HOW IsITs ...
In notice ofthe Boston Wool Market last week.
we find they following ......
the finer kinds and pulled is very scarce There has
been much enquiry for the finest woods in the coun
try, and they command higher proportional price
than for several years past" ..... .r
How Is this so-how can it be-if the monstrous
loocoioco stories about the foreign wool are without
foundation!
Business letter from Boston in the N Y. Ex
press says'-"Neary one thousand houses are going
tpn
supply domestics as fast they sold aiT our CITY
is thronged with customers''
The glorious triumph Of the true Democracy in
tennessee is more important from the fact that no.
where throughout the Union have the great cardinal
principles and measures of the Wings been more dis
tincty avowed than here. The contest has been
conducted with the most manifest reference to a Ma
tlonal Bank and Tariff, and If the public voice was
given in favor oil them at any time, in any State il
was in Tennessee at the election which is lust ter
minated. .,
Tennessee has been the first to nterpose check TO
the progress of exulting locofocosm The example
of activity and zeal in the good cause will be followed
by the other States of the Union, and the Wbip per
ty will again be in the ascendant
PROTECTION puts money into the hands of the
farmer and enables him TO pay good wnges and money
too to his hired men. n gives good prices and then
good wages Locofocoism goes for European systems,
under which laboring ale half fed and half
clothed. 1aa '....
pPTO POST MASTERS. We would thank
Post Masters in OrleansAand Essex Counties to send
us by the first mail after election the results of the e.
lections in their and vicinity as they NAV know
them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05
Choose We.

GEORGE d. CHANDLER is one of the candi-
dates for Congress for the 4th District and Paul Dill
lingham Jr. the other. Which shall be elected
Na HERE ARE THEIR PRINCIPLES
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05

The one is a straight forward and honest whig, who
adopts the republican principles and policy which
were acted upon by Washington, the Adamses, Mad
son, Jefferson and Monroe, and who has abded by
them through good and through evil report The
other once preferred the principles, but aban-
doned them for the ocofoco policy which has roduc
ed the country from Prosperity universal distress
and almost universal bankruptcy. Remember the
bitter history of the last ~ years of misrule, and
choose we according to the duty imposed by your
oath. .at' &. f. ar II -l. ...
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05
The Skies Brighten
Daily.

We could fill our paper with extracts like the fol-
lowing, showing the REGENER ATING EFFECT
OF THE WING TARIFF UPON THE BUSINESS
OF THE COUNTRY. ---.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-09-05

PAUL DILLIN CHAM JR,
and
a Sub-Treasury,
A hard currency,
Robbery OF the States. by
devoting their lands to fed
eral uses, and No Protec-
ton save that which is dc-
cidentdl to a mere Reve"
nue. Tariff.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-02-17

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-02-17
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-02-17
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22
JAMES RIVER IRON w JNKS EJIs
SALE.

Rf virtue ola deed ofirus, made by William ruge
- way. Gnor9e NJ. Payne aud w llliam {. no>,.ey
III The Subscribers. bearing date the ls day Of March,
$685. and made Ia certain debts therein mentioned
10 William {. Jordan; the undersigned. acting ifusces
VIII selia public auction, The highest bidder, inr cash
Two certain tracts .; parcels Of Land. lyig aud bc1 IN
The cuuncs oi Amherst and Nelson aIid En- Island
Creek, one Ut which contains 33l acres with rosrr
walton oi two acres. and the other contains hun
dred aud ten aud tall acres and is the Land con
vryed by the said jordan and Mary his wife Ia the said
Rdgeway, Payne & Moselpy The sad Land. or such
parcels thu ea may be deemed sufficient 10 raise thr
sum Of 1920 with interest from 2Oth dap ut January
ISL On $1,000 part thereof. also n sum ui SlI9D.6o
with interest nh 1850. part thereof from the 2Oh day
oil Janulry Sil now due said Jordan, will be offered
Tor SALE, aforesaid, upon the premises Monday. the
lTh July. far. If not the fair day thereafter
Acting trustees Viii make Warranty Of title.
ALEXANDER MUNDN
JOllN III JMPSON.
june i wtliJy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22

tI1RGlNlh:-N Count of Quarterly Sessions, co-tfu-
usd aud held Tor Bedford County, the Couri horse
the 9th day Ut May thousand eight hundred and
three;
ta-tavos \ " ineird and james +. Johnson admins
traitors oi Banabas y Edison, deceased, l.iatils,
against
Thomas Shannon, james Vaughan, Clement Townsend
and y. III. Tcrs, D,lundants
Is CHANCERY.
The defendant lanes Vaughan and Clement Townsend
not Ia wing entered their app and
ding Ia the ac If ASSEMBLY, and the rules this Court and
appearing the satisfaction of The Court that d, fen
dau mol Inhabitants Of This Cunmonn calth: On II, y
u the - i" "ir attorney, it is ordcrcl, that
said defendants appear here tplflh Moul in gut
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff, AMI that copy Of
this order hc forthwith inserted in the .yncbnrg Virgin
IAN ior months successfully, and another copy tn
posted the front door the Courthouse Of this Coon on
Court day.
Copy-Tssc,
Il. c. MITCHELL, cIR
June II WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-06-22
Commissioners, sale,

NDN virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior Court
- OF Campbell County. shade in the "Spear \
Paen Early y Organ and others" the undersigned
Commissioners appointed for the purpose will expose
sale, al public auction the highest bidder. at the
front door OF Campbell {. H., on Monday, the 0th
Of July. 1913, the interest Of Jaoab Early in the person
al estate Of Abncr Eay dec d., which held by his
widow DosIa Ea-ly. dower-and also the interest OF
Samuel Organ in the real and personal estate of John
ORGAN, deed. which is hcd by Mrs. Elizabeth Organ
widow OF said John Organ as duwer.-Thc sale Will
be ON credit til the s of October ncAi the purchaser
giving bond and good security. The undersigned sci
ling Commissioners, viii convey such title only as
the decree aforesaid vests in them.
JAS. GARIAND, ! c...;..;...
C.I. MOSBl, s N''''''''''''''S'
June Is wlUI