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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-08

from the Loco Focos fora few minutes. r.,
emily they found that they had cornered ,bo,..p ~"
Brown moved the previous question. And van
saw such ludicrous state of Consideration ''
Van Buren, men were in for several minpte. m
were running all about the House conspliD, ivy
what they should do. Dromgooe, one of the a.
est, asked the Speaker ifthe whole subject IA
go over in consequences Of the movement to ANA,
The Speaker said mo" Hale moved 10 ,,n
whole subject on the table. That was reiec,.,
The Previous Question was seconded.
Mr. Winthrop asked whether the motion wO,
on striking out Gen. Jacksons sentiments and i,,..
ing those Of Mr. Clay. The Speaker said il v,
Mr. Hardin, "Then suppose, sir, that all who
opposed to Gen. Jackson's views will vote 49,"
The vote was taken on Browns amendment. and
following is the result; Yeas s2--all I.oco.Fo,,.
Nays s4-all but about I6, Wings.
So the amendment was rejected by t,vo -,
amidst the greatest scene of confusion umonp,, H.
Loco-Foros and merrment among the Wings thu, ,,,
you saw. When Mr. +. ]. Morris rose 10 nab
Brown if Mr. Clny had ever uttered those wO,d, :,
Loco Focos Immediately called him to order
After the vote was announced that the anerdr,.
was rejected the squrming and twisting to get r5 n
a direct vote Kenedy's resolution, exceeded ali l
ever saw Mr. Hamlin moved a reconsder,,,.
this was out Of order; then he moved the House
journ; the Wings demanded the Yeas and N,,
and il was voted down Sc to rs. Then Mr. Thorn,
son, of Miss. moved to lay the whole subject on IN
table to ge, rid Of it, This was voted down, I'll.
the motion to adjourn was renewed. The WHn
who had fought this battle well, again ordered M
Yeas and Nays, and the result was Yeas s2 NuI
10. So by votes the Loco Focos got out of lts
qunndury; but they were little the worst scared s
Of men you have seen in a long time.
What adds to the richness of this whole affair =,
that the extract offered by Brown fom the ~Oo
Statesman purpored to be from a Speech Of M
Clay's at the Extra Session of 1871. WeN,Mr Win,
Garet Davis, Hardin and others searched all III,
records, and found that the extract toas a ukolgei
forgery! MIR Clay never having uttered any ma
words
send you this as n specimen OF Loco.FOco h.
islotion in Congress, and beg you to make your on
comments, and pass it round the country, 10 OtrI
that the honest and impartial may a true pNa
of the conduct of the majority now in the House i
Representatives.
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Sra OCRaSEpM&s
MON DAY, April s, 1874.
A PROPOSITION,

Ia view Of tho great questions soon TO DO passed
upon BY ths country, PROPOSE for the time being,
TO offer the Cacdoninn to new subscribers to be sent
in packages OF not less than four copies TO ad-
drcss-paymsnt always in ndvance-to commence on
the 9Th Of May and end the last week in November
at tho following rates
Any number over 4, 80 cents.
This - a ruinous price for us-but as the Star and
Patriot have adopted the system, we will make the
sacrifice for our cause and our country
WINGS II il time to be doing something for
our cause The great measures which we hold
dear arc n,saied by ruthless opposition The
PRINCIPLE OF PROTECTION TO OUR IN
DUSTEY which was established as the fruit of our
triumph IN ls4O, is threatened by Mr. Van Buren,
and III. party with destruction, and must, Gom this
circumstances, pass another trial Shall it be sustain
ID &c 90, we must awake to the importance Of tho
sob jrri and spread abroad the truth. Will our
friends take hold fthe matter in earnest, and let us
hear tom them by their orders, by the FIRST day Of
Nav
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-08

RESOLUTIONS by the stvi suis % Ee~bury sem
mary on the death Of the 2 iccpire-, Miss RACK.
I'll SMITH
Resolved, That our iato Pt ,captrrfa by her nm
weared eHerlions and aniiuns sErti . promote the
best GOOD OF her pups ~ wei - bt .- Universal
kindness and smisotty has g,n ~ 1ur hoart. 1he
highest place Of esteem and ~ ihursiad ~ eur am
cercsi affections
Resolved, That the memoir o. hrr many and e1-
celent virtues and kind auentl us towards g. shall
long live in 'ur hearts, and tho es.or taught Us BY
this unexpected bereavement r,l o. deep INTO our
souls causing 20 be mindful tho atty Of human
life and warning - To initiate ~ hfi. { example Of
our dear and honorcd friend 'hf .r " we NAV ioin
her in the fair land OF REUNION 100 parting shall
como no more forever.
Resolved, That in view Of tie parable loss sus
tanned by tho Teachers IN the 70 raa Invaluable
friend whose judieous course rod riont aid re.
lieyed their high responsibility gs v sympathse
with them AND appreciate Their l5so.
Resolved, That in the bereau uncl. he relatives
Of our dear ffionA and Teacher We G lur sincere
coincidence and trough their sfli e the present
may Joyous bot grisvoI .. y,t they NAV not
mourn those " ihout hope
Resolved. That the church 10 hts iocply affective
and nournlgl event IL deprived - consistent and
exemplary CHRISTIAN snd one Nha pfoUof-d the nter-
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LoCoFoCoIsM IN THE GARB OF RELIGION

The Locofecos at Washington have PuO''"''
series of Tracts for distribution among the PeOP'
Boys to fold them are paid on! Of the Na'0NoI ~.
sury-,hese boys have been employed on me '',.,
and finally Locofoco Members OF Congress
the Tracts at the expense Of the Government
Strange as it may seem to those who have W.
nized avowed infidels, duelists, drunkards 'no
brawlers among the Lecos in Congress'( '0e ~"
men. by the way, who will frank these l'a''
people, )thero is remarkable strain oil al t'"
Jesseiiy religious sentiment in the tracts
from the N. Y. Tribune. II
".Ames Kendall has written a most mnls'' "a
fair pamphlet, assang Mr. Clay MS du'|' rs
Mr. Clay has been twice involved IN u''' .t
to our regret, aad we are sure to his ow" ''i hid
each case he was the grossly insulteu I'
party, as his opponents lived to see ana 0'@, ,,.se
and he manifested no vndictveness NOT I.,JgE
feeling. He merely conformed to mus. ~, .,r4
wicked custom ofthe community IN WIN"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-08
THE TARIFF A PARTY QUESTION"

Tho Star has made the wonderful discovery that
tho Wings make the Tariff party question. So they
do-Ihat is, they all go FOR n Protective Tarilf-all
their orators and newspapers from Louisiana to Maine
argue in favor ofProection. And if they did not do
this, no newspaper orator in the country (if we
except few ocos in Pennsylvania) would be found
10 advocate Protective Tariff: Hence AS tho Wings
do this and other party does 1.-THE Tariff becomes
a party question Search the columns of all the loco
foeo papers OF the couutry-and the speeches of all
their oralOrs-with the exceptions named-and we
find none ia favor Of Tariff with the distinctive Pro-
tcetive fsatares for which the Wings contend. Oh,
don't make this party question, say the locos! All,
ifths Wings did not do it, would be raised
Tor ls support. A locofoco speech or an argument
FOR Protective Tariff, in the columns of locofoco
paper, is something we have not for the term of
three years DO people ever think of this? All they
say in reference Protection is 10 pick out the faults
Of and try to undermine the present excellent Tar
iT Law. Is il not so' We ask the attention Of tho
readers of locofoco papers to this point And
what does il all mean
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-08

IUPWe publish the following for the benefl 4
the pubic-thnt they mny guard themselves ugan,
further mpositiOns from the person implicated
A CARD. Mr. CHADwIcx-We see by III
last Caledonan that the late H. NJ. Morrison BY ps
ciamation, enqured Of you The author of the pgbl
cation, which announced 10 the good people Of A
country, that Morrison had gone his way, eayn!
behind hIm certain unlquduted accounts, and takmi
with him pork, poultry, SC. For reply, we send yO
list of names of those who have the impression INA
tho article was true so far il went, bE Nd nd
go far enough IL is notorious that Mcrrison had bee
for months preparing to leave, and for that purroa
had collected all the money he could get, Saying b
should probably leave for the west sometime ia
present spring. We supposed him TO be ticsg
dishonest man, possessed Of low cunning and an oi
IN small roguery; bet we really thought he had ID
much pride to run away, and thai when he BoaEn
ED a blue double sleigh he trOuid return il.
Who is the responsible man he has left his busas
with to settle? That mans place is no sinecure
there arc great many who want to settle, but
can find no such man. We give list Of the e,
quidated claims rs nearly as wc can ascertain, |
believing that we have not nscertaned ALL Nos
says that papers may be addressed to him at Ws
town, Wisconsin. If he will send any mOrg,
may address TO Lyndon, VT.
Bank Of Newbury, $I75, G. Ide & Co, 1907,
Iloughton, lac, w. Locke, sos, Kmball s BrCEe
81, M weeks, oV, W. Y T. chamberlain, ~, "
Roberts, u.s., c Lougee, 90, Mrs E. Wing, So, FL |
tredge s. Colby, 12*, r. Williams, ITO, J, W. Brow
90, : PEAR, ~, q. q. Q. 45+, P. HoughOn, TO- s. \
iy iiougn;0T Is. Farmers s. Mechanics Co. s., Go
c. Cahoon, 20-Total, $4,000.
Procured the very day before he started and
the time when he had unquestionabIy determine"
leave.
What is larceny We are aware that w.
vulgarism, "the game is hardly worth lhe ca0ot
but we are DESTROYS of proving to the world thai
statements have n foundation to rest upon, and
not vague and loose assertions, unEounded, and Ivy
abroad for the purpose Of injuring an innocent nh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-08

IT We trondsr If any body else has The ns,ps7-
The Star tells the story that MIR Clay proposed buy
ing Texas when no was Secretary of State and pay
ing therefor 81 100000! Pray, when did Texas
become Texasf And a whole million of dollars for
Territory us large all New England and New
York! And then too, If he did even do that the
Territory now called Texas was not u slavo-hoding
Territory, but like Mexico, Anti-Slavery.
Wonder what next will come up about Mr. Clay :
We would venture % guess that he murdered the man
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-08

s.ts az h., A .dscsncr, ia also the community OF
trtt rss.rrir u moral excellence intrinsic worth
hs.os.d. bat these revolutions DO published N
81. L.l..L..l--.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-08

iCPMeotngs in opposition TO nnnexing Texas
have been numerousy holden in all parts Of the free
states and quite number in Vermont.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-08
THE WAY RI IS UNDERSTOOD ELSEWHERE.

mp the Documents
THE WAY IT IS UNDERSTOOD ELSEWHERE
Upon Mr. Wnihrop's resolution in the House pro-
testing against The annexation Of Texas, the Vermont
Delegation voted upon the question of susPending the
rules for its reception ,-Coamer, Foote and Marsh
aye, and Dillingham;, nay. II has been offered as an
apology by Mr. DIS friends that tho resolution came
up irreguurly. This would have some force in It II
il were not n daily to vote other questions
under similar circumstances directly the reverse
hence the apology comes TO be mere apology. But
this Of Mr. Dillingham;, together with all but one
or two exceptions of men of his party in the House,
is not viewed in this light in some other places In
the Richmond Enquirer-Van Buren's organ in Va -
we find the following in reference to this voto
"1he National Intelgencer of this morning is out
upon the Texas question, aud against IT, The as
founding vote of the House yeserday-of 1872 10 40
giving the coup de grace TO the resolutions Of Mr.
Wnthrop, of understanding the annex
alton Of fexas-was too much for the lntelligencer
and il has striven, by casting its slashing philippe
against annexation generally, TO mflc its lnsidlous re-
buke upon the House. |. won't do"
This shows that the vote in the House on suspend
ing the rules is to be taken as a direct for
alton. And what becomes OF Mr. Dingham's npol-
ogy' Why could he not have voted with all the
northern Wings with barely exception, who voted
SO, because they were opposed to annexation
"a 1'URN ABOUT" The last Star says the SEN
ate s Wing md if the Treaty annexing Texas to the
Union shall be ratified, it will be the act of Wing
Senate. Well, when the news OF tho passage
Of the Tariff Bill Of s42a handful was issued from
the Star Office, announcing its pnssage by this
Senate, by the CASTING vote Of Senator Wright,
OF New York. Comment would be superhuous here.
ARRIVALS AT WAsHINGToN. The National
Intelligencer of Friday, that the Hon. Mr.
Henderson, associate Minister of the Republic of
Texas, arrived in Washington tho previous evening,
and took lodgings at the National Hotel
Arrived also at Washington, Friday, March 80,
Mr. Calhoun. Mr. Henderson remarked that no was
surprised when he passed through Louisville and
Pittsburgh to find much opposition to the Annexa-
ton Of Texas. The Louisville Journal which speaks
freely Mr. CIay's opinions, denOuLces annexation most
furiously.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-08

in the moon, for we have not heard of any body's
seeing thi. settler of the chilly regions since Locke's
discoveries have gone out of date viii the Star look
up the documents?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-08

or ms SAME KIrH AND KIN. Those who
may happen TO the vile ISLANDERS of tho !ocofoco
papers upon Mr Clay-se very abundant just now
siIl reeoIleet that they come fiom the source
that those did which were poured upon the head of
Gen. Harrison. These papers made it out that
ha "sold white men into slavery, that he was an
''old granny" coward" "debauchee," and
''od federalist" The same party are ut the same
work again. the only difference is they aim their
rows at the living rather than the deud. The
vile prints abound with similar ISLANDERS upon Mr. Clay
Bot, a. in the of Gen. Harrison, they will find
that the fruit Of their labors will fall like hunderbots
upon their own heads. No one supposes that man
who has lived so long and done SO much Mr. Clay
would always escape errors of acts--yet no candid
lives who does not believe he means to do right,
in all cases and under all circumstances
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-08
ANNEXATION OF TEXAs-WIIO ARE FOR
IT!

Colonel Johnson declares for the Annexation of
TeIa., IN a letter to Pittsburgh Committee. ''when
u shall be in accordance with the sentiments md
wishes of a majority Of the people Of the United
s.lies, and the people Of that Territory conserving"
MAtSE The Legislature of Maine refused, by
Of 50 to SOTO pass resolutions nsructug their
Senators to vote against the annexation Of Texas
Ths Legislature is locofoco.
Ntw YoRK. The Legislature Of New York
strongly Van Buren, and directly under his eye--has
done the same by small majority.
PrSSsYLvANIA. The Legislature Of Pennsyl-
ysrn-o ~ tho political character with Maine and
New Ycrk-has also refused to nstruc, their Senu-
Tor. vote against annexation by vote Of As to So
Senator Buchanan has declared FOR annexation, and
scnalor Woodbury. Of New Hampshire aud also Gen
Jackson have written letters recently in favor of
ucAaion.
Who. we would inquire, and what party are trying
% bring about annexation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26

On Saturday evening, 2ft,, OF cousumption EMELISE,
wifi of Genrce w Snow and daughter of the late Richard
Il. Van Wyck, Esd OF Fishk Duchess Co. in the 18th
year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully in
vited to aeud her funeral this Monday) afternoon o.
clock precisely from The residence of her husband l3 Woo
February 90. Nj DAVID KING, in his 45h year
february %, AaRAM Youngest child OF William and Sarah
Ann Anderson. in his Sd wear.
February 49, AL re!ic OF the late Capt John Perry.
February %, OF inflammation Of the hraiu, Waller in
FAINT OF William and Harriet Wakeman, aged lG months
AZ Brooslyn FEBRUARY 90 MARIA SUDAN in the SD year
Of his sge.
At Oak Ridge, rear RAILWAY, y. j.. RoBnRr s.. son of
Richard II. Bovine, Of this city, aged DAYS
AT Boston February 22 at the %ew;Ensland House Col
AZ Chester, n. Fl :. F-brsary IL, MARY +. HAsEL TON
daughter OF Thomas Haseon Jr.
AT B,coklyn. on Sunday evening. 25h of consumpon
Mr. RICHARD MURrHy, Printer of Montreal, Canada, AGED
q wears.
Recently Danburv CT of lung fever Mrs. BoorH wife
of Judge b"o, the Wing candid IL for Lieut. Goverhor
AT Geo getown. Ky, February g. Mon GEOMETRY BART
LETT ESQ formerly Of this ste aged 81 author OF
Common School Manual aud several others Of the most
popular school books il ii this section of the Union
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-26
DISASTERS.

Capt Dering, OF the bark Mexican a, this Mort from Bue
Ay5. that The brs Sisters Navel Of New.
2t sepsmberi SAVED. The brig Sea Bird B.1p-v Of
Newport put iEto Pazgoua on ;hs 9Th September
IN snkinS condition Both Captains had arrived suenos
hyFss NJ" Z 'rhr Enterprise tomdt Watson, then
bp.nos Ayres was about proceed Patagonia for .r
crews-
Capt Mason and crew number OF bark Finland Of
KsnnenuDk lost the Dog Rocks on her voyage fro1, T
s- 70 . nss1 pa arrived az Bam9s THURSDAY last the
Power. 49, " " ~
Bark Bridget Timmns (of aeranar,hen Wales p davs
legged days. vas fallen wirh u lat 4 long 81. BIZ h
ing schr Canton. Perkins Gloucester who took II ne
'-es ahe crew. II In number ana brought them Boston
Il he higs OF the City Of Eew.York
are summoned 70 mrer The abernacle on the Evening OF
Monday, the Fourth Of March Sewn O'Clock 10 ors the
tcampag4 OF 8;t b. srors 1smnr.rio5 az
character ef ENI&Y Clay and his relst;on 70 III CIR
Gunsauces and ey9eaciss IF Tine An Grafton Will be
Cav Rssr 81 muse 1nTr p
HE day Of inspiring mbrnces the day Of the Nations
name Of HENRY CLAYAsse,nble in our might 10 otep
a brighter T, career flan that cf 1880
~ The seats IN the Galleries will be reserved for gep:is
N BoWDITcH BLUNT; Chairman
n,,y,n Democratic Wing General Conmitee.
DAVID GRAB AM, Chai man
JAMES = REYSoLDs rnoe'a''' " S's 00ns Men
JOINT COMMITTEE OF ARR
Demo Wing Gen. Gen. Com. Demo Whig Central Clay
James Ra1 s,h fs e 5;sdfod B. e9T p9iEs
Caleb woodho David Graham ANS j.cob AK sqs
Morrs F nku, Jno G. I.or,on, Conrad Sweet
v: 6 fsoax, Benz. + sanmerbeiI, i 5oyIs
The members Of the above Joint COMMITTEES requested
to meet at he Broadway House the evening OF Tuesday
JAMES S, THAYER Chairman Joint Committee
Nathaniel II. Bradford, Secretary. f264t
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CLEARED,

Ships Gayrick Trask Liverpool. Collins Co; War
saw Hathaway New. Orleans Stanton Frost Charlie
mssue, Packard Ap;achicola " Rowland s Co.
Barks Rothschd Lawry, Matanzas. Brett Vcsc; Cuba,
Bia char and Ge8u-I Stevens Havana. Nesmith Walsh;
Aun Welsh, Ma;nas Ara'aeh.eola Hurbut ca; Ken
sington, Gorhsm, Boston, W W Pratt
Rrigs Token Lovtand, Laguayra. Geo Whitaker: VIM
Nelson, Robinson, Por, au Prince SHIELDING Ferris; VAN
panosg, Coson Nerves Perry Mathews Go; Mars HILL
St Marks T, D Habu; < Co; CrotOu, Souard, Mebie Z
Hurbut * Co; New-Jerev, Brown, savannah !! VI De.
mil; Fanny Cont Baker Georgetown, Z, II Cor Go;
David Dude,l, Williams, w,lminston, C. f Powell
Scnrs William Wilson. Baker, AJAX Caye5, " Lewis;
Colorado swan ala,anz.s NJ TAYLOR; Ontario STAPLES. Hs
yaaa; Iioga. Haock WILMINGTON, NC John Ogden; Roe,
Dodge. Baltimore Johnson Lowdsn Direct Briggs BAL
Shops James LanIheer Kenny, and Motto, Fourir Pro-
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lREIIED.

Packet ship Independence Nye from Liz rIoo January %
mdze 70 Gnnnsl, Mn,uru Co.. jan 81 La IS II, Ion u
lS soke 81 brig manuel Boucher, from Aux Caves Tor
London supplied her wild: pToN:slo IS
Ship fiesspon Adams, from Palermo Dec q aud ti9fal.
tar Jan H. isnit adze, &c, TO Lawrence Phelps LEFT at
Palermo bark Margaret HngS Hugg !oSdng Tor Satn"
on the 22 FOR Boston lt at Gibraltar bark hing La
,ham FOR Palermo 10 days; bark anses and Elliott nrs
Margaret; one brig uuknowG bg uncas, Wilson sailed Tor
Malta ON the 0t bark Prudent on tue I'm Ter
from Nlssina for New Orleans; 70 lat u y, Ion 70 10
came urNyith bark Able GowFy Of Lcqton and while N
company She struck by squat Rnd 1851 het man. a
mizsnmasts &c-bcre down aud supplied her win an old
main vad beng the ony spare spar We had Feb 10 passed
Brig VssueT 80 Lays Machias lumber, 70 Snow
Schr Messenser Sands days from Halifax, Ms ilsh to
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"a hours from Newort lime TO master has Been - ia
Sehr Homer, Nickesou days from Boston, udze, 10 Z x
sshr Fancy Chase, days from Boston, mdzs 10 "
schr Yan,c, Derby days from New-Lcndon, MAZE TO
sebr Rob Bruce COT, 6 days stJohns PR sugar
and molasses, 30 Nesmlth x Walsh .,,;c
Schr Candace. Brighton, .a|s !!on ali t>ei' eOt
goods. 70 Tisdals s Bardeu. -, ,,na -
Schr WIN Gray Dyer, from PEorlneetown' hsh' ''uDu -
Virginia o,-s 20 II
Schr Polly, Hickman from Vircni, oats, 10 hsvens'
Schr Emperor Crowell I1m Fall ti'vsr, mga- 10
schT Dodge Knapp, days llom Boston, maze 10 e'uisS
Schr Seapan Anderson, fion Camden via n London hn'
sIoop Willard. Miller, from Bristol r /, Gil.
Sloop Mystic, Rathbone, Mystic. oil
Sloop Van Name, DAYS from Virginia, oysters.
Siocp Providence, Providence, domestic goods.
Sloop Aurora, Deer Norwich, domestic goods.