The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-11-01
district on the Second Tuesday of Novem.
Der being the 18th day.


commemorative Loco Focos have
held convention at Middleton, and nomi-
mated Gov Cleveland for Governor.
On the selection of Delegates to the Bal
tlmore Convention spirited contest took
place. The opponents of Mr.. Van Buren,
proposed that the choice be left to the Con-
gressional Districts, which was negatived
by eight majority in vote of some 800. The
friends Of Mr. Calhoun, on a direct vote,
numbered &C.
! SANDWICH IsLANDs.-Accounts have
come of the restoration of the Sandwich
Islands to King Kamehameha their native
sovereign by Rear Admiral Thomas acting
for the British government. This was
done on the 3lst of July, and on the same
day treaty of peace between the parties
was ratified.
Four TARIFF FAcTs.-Niles National
Register of 23d inst, contains in table
compiled at length, and doubtless with ac-
curacy, the following four among many 9TH
er important facts:
From Sept. l, 1912, to 3Ist August
lS43, the increase of cotton shipped to
Great Britain from the United States was
534 ,0SO bales over the amount sent thith-
er the year before. The increase sent to
the North of Europe has been 81 ,S3s In
crease to other places "a 1862 bales. Total
increase 544, 1888.
Has the Whig Tariff diminished the for
eign demand for American Cotton! Has
the balance of trade in favor of the grain
growing region of the North and West, or
the great influx of specie at Charleston and
New Orleans been injurious to the
South
LARGE FIRE Al DETROIT. On the night
OF the 18th inst. whole block of bui>
dings were destroyed. located on the cas-,
side of Woodward Avenue.
! DR. Johnson when in the fitness of years
and knowledge, said, al never take up
newspaper without finding something that
should have deemed loss not 10 have
seen; never without deriving from it in
struction and amusement"
The Wings Of Arkansas have determin>
ed 10 hold Stale Convention. They sav
that they can carry that S nte, and that they
will carry it. Mr. Van Buren, has no
Strength there. All The Arkansas Loco
; Fnco' are for Col. Johnson, and when tie
, M do hall he .ol IL
utter u few curses and fold their arms in sill
eEce.
+ New JERsEvMEN GETTING THEIR RE-
WARDS MIR. Ty'er and his people are
beslowing Custom House Offices in this city
upon their paid par,isans, who helped them
10 carry Jersey at the late election. The
laborer is worthy of his hire. IN. Y.
Erpr IS.
But is moi this rather in the teeth of w.
| ler's Protest against bringing Government
patronage in conflict with the freedom Of
elections :
The Richmond Enquirer will no, even
allow Mr.. Calhoun to be one of the consli
tuiional candidates for the Presidency. Il
SAYS:
The Constitution expressly limits the
and they would probably be Van Buren,.
Clay. and either Buchanan orJohnson.
Here is an explanation of what Grand
father Richie meant when he said, " this
! day VIC commence the war with Federal.
ism." ] was mere flourish Of trumpets.
before he aimed blow at John C.. Cal
! houn.
Judging from the newspapers. Pos,mas,
tie: Wickliffe is getting to be almost as
popular with the press. as John Tyler is
with the people.
SOLEMN WARSING.-John Jones, of the y
Madisonian, is growing exceedingly SOL .
emn. Hear him, We, urterrifed."
1--WE wish TO give no unnecessary alarm
TO the party. but we solemnly assert as our
opinion, that the utmost union and harmony.
with the strongest candidate which the
Democracy can find in the country, are alb .
solutly necessary 10 the SUCCESS of Repub.
can principles in 1874"
He then goes on TO prove that John Ty-
er is the strongest candidate" We al
so d" wish TO give no unnecessary alarm"
when we stale, that We exactly agree with
John Jones. He is a promising lad ev.
IDENTIFY acquainted with the views of the Lo.
co Foco party.
VAN buren, AND THE Tariff. The
las, Richmond Enquirer says:
We have letter before us, sent 10 US
bv friend, and addressed to him by Mr..