The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-02-19
A little stir among the GreeR Noun
tain Bows,

We have selected the following notices from
exchange papers in this State, that readers may
see what ia going on in Vermont, and also to show
the Spirit of tho Times.
These are such as appeared in the papers Of the
early part Of the present month 1t is not too late
now 10 pass tho word around towns in which
newspaper notice has appeared for meetings and for
the Wings to fix upon some plan ofthorough orgnni
znton.
WINGS OF ROCKINGHAM! The Country was
deprived Of the benei, of tho great Wing victory,
the last Presidential election by the untiney death
of the umented Harrison, on whom our hopes had
been placed for removing the evils which the prccc-
ding administration had imposed upon us. md his
mantle fell upon who proved rccrennt to the vo-
ry principles, the avown of which alone, led to his
selection to fill secondary and, they thought, un-
important Office,
new election is approaching which makes it the
duty o. every lover of his country to be at his post,
and if we hnae lost tho fruit Of tho Inst victory we
have still uninpaircd, strength. courage and
honor
70 enable TO act in concert in the great duty
have to perform, 10 our country and God in tho
, coming election, ask onr brother Wings, all who
desire the success and well being of the TURNER'S
chanics and manufacturers. 10 meet and unite with
in pIedging individual efforts for elcvating 10 the
first office in the gift Of The people Henry Clay the
great, emphatcaly great advocate of the principles
/ which, il carried out, will ensure prosperity, happi-
and honor to our beloved country.
! That we may ego shoulder shoulder into the
battle" we propose TO organize Clay Club for the
| town Of r ocknghnm and ask our brother Wings,
and all, to meet with for that purpose, Mt the
inn of Harvey Wood on the 22d day of February inst
at o'clock in the afternoon. Hs.
tribe above is signed by 100 voters of Rocking.
ham u1t .''H iF a...T' sf...' t., .aI. Hs :.
| WINGS OF BRATTLEHoRO' are requested 10
| meet ut Wheeers Hail. on the evening Of the 22d
Of February, to form Clay Club preparatory for the
Baltimore Convention in May, and President cam
paign of 1874 s.- "a fa r..l rf'I...' .'
! WINGS OF FRANKLINsCOU row il the
! iine TO commence action and if we would triumph
in ~ az we did IN 40 there must be a thorough Or
gonzaton in the Wing Party and will you rally on tho
anniversary ofihe birth day Of the father of this coun
try in that noble spirit of patriotism which inspired
| him He did not give himself up to despondency
and despair because Of the treachey Of one in W HON
he had plnced high treachery TINT well nigh
destroyed the liberties Of his country; and shall we
Wings Of 1s4O, despair of securing that reform in
tho Government which we then sought because we
have been betrayed by one of those in whom we
had placed high trusts for The space Of four years
No; but rather peek the flint and try ugant" Yes,
I we have got the same battle fight over-the same
issues are presented, and in reality there il much
more to invite us to labor for victory unlike that
we achieve in the last Presidential contest
Notes of encouragement to from every quar-.
ter Of tile land and already the battle is waxing warm
Clubs being formed in every section Of tho conn