The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-10-07

4 .,,. nosl unquesilohaoy' Tvs ,'g-,,
Wy .,t,e National Democratic party Tic could
'","" ,,ood day as the leader and champion OF
%"" ,Oor endorsing the most unjust and OPP
ND''', y, or,he Wing Congress Of 1912 lie
Fe,' ,..,o, have been recognized as Democrat
"'' ,no, the repeated expressions oil opinion
~'" ,n,, Act which he has given, Whtch wefe tceH
E'"'' H., National Convention from whom he re-
n' W.. ,oniDotion, and to the people TO whose
"' A., body recommended him,a sudden change
E ,,.,;lay 10 friendship for the act Of 1912 must
'.,,. him the respect, as well as the support OF
n% o,.oc,alic party, from Maine to Georgia. lie
",lb,yo been looked upon ms changellng AS
t,,o,E mind, or corrupt principles-as nm am
Y u" ,,i,ort who was willing 10 make any sicri-
WV. Gc sake of office; and the exalted reputn-
..i,b he had acquired only through the toll and
,t..,dyears would have been blasted in mo-
h,cyer. Was this the condition TO which
,rnickinson desired to reduce the candidate
,f,s,nayl We have better opinion of them
,,,bfeys So Why, then, did they proceed as
~, p,,e done Tho answer is plain they acted
,.io fine influence of wrong nrPr essions They
,,,l an, with tho idea that the Tariff Of 1912 was
n.o,t,,c mcasure-that "Prolecton" WINS
,.r,,r,ir principle And how came they TO labor
.a, mi. strange deusion Need any man nsli the
.,,,,o,, WHY, tens Of thousands of the honest
i,r,,,cy Of Pennsylvania are at this moment cher
.ln, I'M. sane falacy-and when they come TO he
.,,,ncedlhal James X. Polk is opposed 10 The doc
rr,of "prorciitl, like the men Of dickinson they
rl lc.rr him because they have been led to believe
naturalization" was II Democratic doctrine, and
fUv. regard ilr Polls hostility to protection as
,1.J,nlonnenl of democratic principles This is
oaorra bitter and busting results of the dcceptire
,Ih,pAultql course pursued By the So-cdiied Dem
ra,rr,ofhis Commonwealth; it is one of the
pOsonoa, ius Of that system Of SOpiIISTRY and
FiiSEB00Dwhich, without solitary exception
imwe know Of, has been resorted to by the travel
Ing orators md township drilI sergcants and whip
ss,r orlhe patty. Instead Of honestly avowing
he c, and cherished principles of the party, show
gd, superiority over those Of their opponents, and
mfas the minds of the people to receive them
elDOae offspring of the JeiIersonian creed
lNGhhSE THEN CS, these editors and orators
Wtl.s fur spent the campaign in stealing scions
ir0 Wig nursery, and cndeavoring 10 cngruft
hsnm Democratic stocks Thus has IA false issue
IsnFescGcd to the democracy, by the men in
venbcy rusad and whom the principle of graft
1isiJ confidence generously bestowed, should
hvrsie honest and faithful To the trust Time
u!uab'ye we protested against the anti demo
nziane pursued by tho presses, orators, and
'a59Ot M, democratic party. We have ndmon
I'd NEW oI Nv weakness Of their policy, and the
myers Of their couyse. We hive condemned the
gtsedncss ortbe frauds they were practising, and
Invited them 10 return to the paths Of truth and
@bsmcss, Everywhere else the party candidate has
k'nNoncsl'y Supported on party principles; and
vfaeytrthis has been faithfully and intelligently
dg'e,Na Cause is prosperous But here in Pennsyl-
via, settle false issue ras made, and Col. Folk
he'd Pnhy people, AGAINST TRUTH AND
HISTORY, as lie champion Of Protection, and the
.ati9f The Tariff Of 1912, reactions are already
.Sog place ind will continue unless Wing princ.
'a are sP0cdIy abandoned, the shameful falsehood
. often and 50 deliberately uttered by the party
''''P' and leaders recanted, md genuine democrat
doc'ncs once more embraced and earnestly propo.
'''a' The movement in Dickinson township is con
"'so oy iseI but small aifair-and yet il will
y" ~""hcnt effect. mag be Tie parent Of many
'''NtaiS-aGd the end may be more disastrous
"I' we 'Dag"e Wherever the people havo been
us''Na IN regard 10 the true sentiments Of Gov.
'O'' Tie true principles of the democratic party,
We must expect reaction the mon, ent light dnwns up
, ',''n' and the imposition is exposed. Such being
' 'l"se 10 be apPrehended, we again appeal to the
''"O'acy OF Pennsylvania, to the democracy Of our
n'. '0""'y' TO reject at once the false lights Of
That have so urscrupulousIy been held out
''D as lamps from the altar fire of domoc racy,
'' return 10 the principles OF the Fathers, which
''"O' al once the ark OF our political safety and
w covenant of our political peace. . ....
rn ,Ia me FACT EE EVERYWHERE KNOWN,
,""' ti'EEIECTION OF JAMES X. POLK
,,LL Be THE SIGNAL FOR TIE REPEAL OF
~. -" "''lH TARIFF OF 1912, and all will be
~ ""V'I" to deceive the people, and all will be
HE n
' CALEDONIA COUNTY CONFERENCE OF !
n nils will hold its tenth semi annual meeting
n .," comm encing on Tuesday, the 9Th of Oct.
orn. .o'"' a. NJ Written reports vii! be expect
''e'arles oil the various benevolent socie- |
r ,. are as follows, viz .. ...r ....,. a.
do r r. r. ''one' Sec. of Foreign Missions.
On ! N s'' do Dom. Missions.
Do n ,ie' do Scamen's cause !
DO ] Cl..h'' do Tract Society.
do R en- Nh do Temperance.
The Pasta" anu' do Education Soc.
-,Vle W OGeunlna md IN