The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-11-18
THE END AND HOW 1T CAME

and zee are the same Speech Of Daniel Webster
al FaneuH nal, Nor. 8, 1914
Tho J.ocos have probably trumphed. Hop have
they tripmphed?, Had our native horn fellow
citizens OF America fair in the field Of political
discussion, ont argued us and out numbered us, we
would have held our peace. We would have ac-
knowledged the right Of the majority to rule, and
would have submitted to il with the best grace we
could. Much as prize Tariff and bitter as is tho
pill Of Slavery and Texas, we would have tried to
make tho bost Of defeat, waiting in hope of better
days in future. .....
but there ~ feature in this late election, there is
that in the manner of our defeai, 10 which we have
no notion of submitting, It strs the blood of '76
within US, and VIZ feel ourselves just arOusng to the
contest. T,'.'..'.'3 y'r.. ~" =.
We were conquering; tho locOs we wore
conquOring-and did the. British against tho Whigs
in 20, did They hired the HessiaHs ngNins,
us-snd with these ''mercenhry troops Of foreign
despot" they have won tho field.
For The Pre'snt they have il. but IL there flows
yet the blood Of'76 in the veins OF Americans they
shall not keep aRed so won. They 'hred tho les
SLAMS" against and with the "merconHry troops Of
foreign despot' they have won the field.
Go then victorious locos--u illuminate sour houses
-lSh up your compendium ur-Durn powder
scrape your throuts hoarso with shoutng-bring out
your foreign troops, did the tories Of ZIG their
Hessans, TO eXul; over us, and with foul mouthed
blnsphsmies to curse us in our Sreets:-- cbucSle,
shrug up your shoulders, laugh in your sleeves say
ha hs! it vas "A gona case with us-those Wings
like The Wings Of '76, they too much for us,bf
ioe hired The Hessians against them, and tho field IS
Three cheers for Polk and Dallas-three loud
or, longer cheers for Texas and Savery-then three
times three still louder and still longer cheers, for
British Paupers and The Pope Of Rome
For four years past we have had On accidental
President. For four years TO come we are to have
foreigners PrSsideni-a President made President
not by tho will OF native born American citizens. but
by tho will OF Great Britain, aud OF Rome
Great Britain not content with aending out
her gold to enlighten the minds ofour citizens
the subject Of FREQ trade, has sent also the inmates
of her poor houses to vote nj elections; the
victory she could win by her armies of foreign
troops in re, she has by her amy of foreign vo-
tiers In "A
Rome mot content with sending over her $20O,0
the past year tell what religion shall be Of
and bid us burn our Bibles, has sent also her tens Of
thousands Of voters 10 polls to tell us who shall be
President
Time has been when tho Pope of Rome has taken
it upon him to ubsove from their oaths Of allegiance
and to stir up to religious fanucO rebellion the sub
jec,s Of whatever government Of Europe did not bow
in abject submission to his will The Same thing in
effect no has done, or his minons for him, in Protest.
ant America in 1874.
Mr. Freinehuysen was a prescribed man. BY
whom proscrbed2 BY the native born citizens Of
Protestant America No. But by the Pope OF
Rome Freinghuysen is Protestant christian
Frelinghuyaen is friend of the Bible and therefore
Frelinghuys sen might DO Vice President OF the u.
States
II was the will of Gregory XVI.and Of the Vuti-
can That friend Of tho Bible and Protestant Chris
tan should not be Vice President OF these United
States of America, md that ,oai Of Gregory XVI is
done, Henry Clay with his princiPles,hs immortality,
you please his slavery, has not defeated tho
| Wing Presidential Ticket. II was the name Of The
odore Frelnghuysen upon that ticket, and because
Frelinghuysen was Protestant Christian, that ticket
is defeated The whole power OF The church Of
Rome combined with the locorocos, for this reason
s. defeated ticket in Pennsylvania md N. York !!
We are subject people. foreign despot has ap-
pointed rnler over rs. We opened doors wide
to the oppressed of Europe; they have in like
Slood upon us-retdining their allegiance 10 a for
egn despoi, they have and at bis bidding, they
have Eisennp against ns,and we arc conquered
Will the people Of America submit to be poked il
wns demanded when james X. Polk was nominated.
I'VE thought not and asrespects the native born c,
zeus of America ethought eighty for, by amajori-
ty Of 900 at least they have declared against him.
But the Pope of Rome has poked us, and for four
years must hum5led America wear this badge Of
subsection to foreign despot dangling from her
| Uile neck
As horetofore,in European warfare and 10 the riv-
uriesof contendng princes the PaTty finding itself in
danger of dcfeat has been Gain5y humble submission
and entreaty to make his suit ut the Court OF Rome,
and nplore the inerfesence of the sovereign Pontf
and for reward ofsueh submiaaion has received the
orown OF his country at the hands OF foreign Priest
" despotsm So did ndversaries in tho late cleo
ton. Unable 10 meet in tho field, with native
born Americans, and seeing ,be hopelessnsss Of the
contest if left TO this decision, Abey appealed from
America 70 Rome, n,ads most .ah6eot submission to
his He.iaess, and from ham Iacaiyed their victory
! InPennsyIvana shastasg Of America was publicly
.ra.apIsd n-ahe dust bytse Eeet or at the nod Of