The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-10-21

Paul Dillingham;, jr. 655l
Geo. u. Chandler $500
George Putnam, 1869
Scattering, "a
No election The majority Of all others over Mr.
Dillingham; is 56s
The vote Of the town-of Johnson was, for Chand-
Ter SO, Dillingham; 7s, Putnam 7s-mnNng tho real
majority over Mr. D. 65l
PENNsYLV MIA. Our friends ARE confident
Penns, vanin will Cor Cny for President md Tor
this renson - nnnsy lvanin s Tariff Stnre and il
has only been by the preteuion Of The local candi
d ties, that in almost all Snses that they nre tho
Gioahs Of rhr Tariff "r SAG tina, they have succeed
ed by smnlI MINORITY Put Folk upon 'hs race,
openly FOR the repen of .he Tariff ind any may
guess how he will come OF. A Correspondent of
the Tribune rites follows
THE PROSPECT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
GrRMANrowN, (Pa Oct. 1854.
"10 hc Editor Of The tribune: You correctly
say in the l'ribrne, that The success of Skunk, in
this State, by the PaIlry majority of three or four
thousand votes, is criterion By which judge Of
the result of he Presidential election. My ca 'culu-
ton is, and have seldom faled in similar calcutta
lions THAT Pennsy vann would be safe for Clay should
Skunk carry by IO, OOO ard now since his major
for Clay as if the Election had already been
held, and his success declared. The Skunk men
fully calculated upon $ 600 majority, two weeks
asoi and had the election been deferred two weeks
longer, Narkle would have undoubtedly been elected.
You may set down Pennsylvania certain for Mr.
Clay and the Tariff, by at least 5000 majority"
ABsaUAroLArED-fr Glover, few days
since, Daniel Groy-and gone 10 pmts unknown
Before leaving he Ind succeeded in drawing upon
forged snrelies $3.50 from tho Orleans Bank, and
$500 from the Caledonia Bank, besides other sums
from private individuals Suspicious rested upon
him, when individual, very kindly, Of course, in
formed him Of what WINS in the wind, and he de-
camPed. Whether the informer shared the spos
or WINS accomplish have not heard, but the in
ference from such conduct is, that disinteested
person would aid in the escape Of such person, or
in the robbery Of the sufferers.
MILLERIsM. As the world did not 'come to an
end' on the 10Th, predicted, the time has
been postponed ia some quarters. to the 22d-to-
morrow There is great deal OF excitement in Bos-
ton, and nunberless Their places, upon the subidst
Just now.
lEPA paper called the North Star, of Oct 8, and
published at Saginaw, Michigan, contains the official
proceedings Of Polk County Convention Cor that
County, at which James G. Biraey the Sd party
candidate for President regularly nominated as
the candidate of The Polk party of Saginaw County
for member Of the Michigan House of Delegatos-
This is fact which cannot be controverted. The
proceedings duly attested ana all the other can
didates put in nomination the same time are of the
Polk stamp, and the list is headed by the name of
James G Birney.
"THe South in Dangcr''Nis the title OF an Appoal
to the South in behalf Of Texns written by Senator
Walker Of Mississippi, the great lender of Texas An
nexaton, and if read it rightly the author
would prefer the election Of Mr. Rrney to tina, of Mr.
Clay, and that in reference to the question Of An
neNIii0n.
The reader should bear in mind that this Appeal
was got up at Washington and circulated exclusively
at the South by the pokitcs. SEQ extracts from il
On the first prge of this paper.
In the election in PENNSYLVANIA previous to the
Presidential election in 1910, have l6cofnco au.
thndty or saying that went against by $40
he Wings heat dawn this majority and carried the
state at the Presidential election The recent cleo
ton ls batter than this, and has resulted yery much
this time according to the calculation Of the Wings
"BoUNceR.' Paul Houghton E,q. of Lyn- /
weighing Il pounds. If any body can beat this let
them say We hardly know what to do with the (
monster. bnt guess shall keep it till after election
and celebrate the election of the Farmer of Ashland
by inviting the universal Polk party pumpkin PIE
Supper. They'll little good cheer about TINT
time. .I.
!Dslt appears that the quarrel among the Wings |
Of Grand Isle County about Senator resuked in the !
election Of the Polk candidate. Where is that Ban
ner. viii the editor OF the FREQ Press be kind O.
nough to send an Olive Branch to his friends of
Grand Isle ?
Thanksgiving in New Hampshire, Thursday,
the 4th day of November next. ....
NjSA writer in the Houston Star calculates that
the debt qfTexas amounts to 800 per head for ev-
cry man. woman aud child in the Republic.
CONNECTICUT.
Al Ahe Town Elections last week, the Wings
RED 90, the Loeps 40 towns; the Wings gained
the Locos TWO.--Nothng more need