The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22
The Cry is, Still They Come /!

| them.
The Owego IN W Advertiser says The Hon.
John Sanford two years since member Of Congress
from Montgomery County in this state ,one of the
most influential in the county, has come out FOR Clay
! and Frehghuysen. lie says he must stand by the
Tariff, and that the Tyler Polk, Calhoun, Southern
| party will crush it if they come into power He
menced working in the Democratic Wing ranks,
by sending for hundred copies of the Clay Trib-
| une.
CHANGES AT HOME. Last week an intelligent
| gentleman Of Columbia sent us the names Oft men
who have recently deserted the Anti-American Tex
as LocoFoco party, and are now openly and .avowed
y friends Of Clay ,Frelnghuysen and Markie Since
| then we have him, and he that he
knows thirty in that borough who have had their eyes
opened the destructive doctrines Of Loco Focoism.
This is the way it is every where The honest,
hecting portion ofthat party determined long
err 10 war against the best interests ofihe country
merely TO promote the selfish schemes Of their an
prncpIed lenders.-Lancastcr (Pa.) Sentinel.
AT the last meeting of the New Brunswick IN. J.)
Clay Club, Mr. Cumming KELLY, hitherto a Loco
Foco came out strong Wing, and made speech
repIete with sound argument. The correspondent Of
the Tribune says:
"It was a rich treat TO hear a plain Turner talk
about the theories of Free Trade. He gave simple,
but effective illustrations upon the workings of the
Protective Policy, and used the Loco Party without
gloves in nominating open and undisgused foe to
the Tariff Of SAP, merely pander the passions of
NuIlifcaton.'
Two other farmers, who had formerly acted with
the Locos took ground for Clay and Protection at the
same time.
The Wings Of Lenawee County, Mich. held a
Convention at Adrian, the 29th, and were address
ed by Hon. Levi Beardsley, formerly Van Buren,
Senator of the State of New York The way he ex.
posed the swinding pretences of Northern Loco
Focos, that ''Pok is as much Of Il Tariff man as
Clay' thorough
From the Raleigh IN. C) Register.
POWERFUL ALLY. Thomas Loriag Esq, for
many years the Editor of the 'North Carolina Stand
ard" then and now the mouthpiece Of the Locofoco
party this State Disguised with the double dealing
and hypocrca professions of his party gives notice,
in the last number of his "Independent,'' that he will
next week up The Clay and Frelinghuysen flag.
Well he has done it, and in later number we
find the following
NORTH CAROLINA. The Raleigh Independent,
edited by Mr. Ioring, himself recent convert 10 the
Wing cause, says-''we learn from source entitled
to the highest credit that than FIFTY gentle
men, of the late Van Buren, party, otherwise Union
Men, joined the Clay Club, in the course Of one
eek in the County Of Northampton, in the good old
North State "
The last Knoxville Register says-"Mr Baugh,
Loco Toco Representative of the county of Hawkins
in 49, has decaredl his determination, in public
speech, to support Henry Clay for the rres-
deucy Mr. Baugh was warm supporter OF Van
Buren, in 1910, but he can't vote for Polk and Dal-
las ~
William Hines of Howard county, Mo. has oban-
doned the Loco Foco party and declared his intention
to vote for Mr. Clay. He says-"I know | have
many personal friends who stand on the same polit
cal grounds do and who when the ice is once bro
ken, will come out like freemen Come, friends, |
have broken the ice, and led off in the true Of
Repubicanism, and let all go together
correspondent of the Tribune writing from SYRIA
cuse July Is, says:
In one Election District in Manus, there are Mir-
tn changes in our favor. Almost every Wing Lib
erty man in the County is back again in the Wing
Ranks, frner and more resolved than ever.
From an account of large Wing Meeting in
Chemung, N. Y, we cut the following
JUDGE HERRIcK followed next, and RENOUNC-
ED THE LOCO FOCO PARTY, 10 which he had
been attached for 81 years, and gave clear and salts
factory reasons for dong lie had gone with The
Loco Foco party until he convinced there was no
vestige of democracy left in it. He said he was sat
is6ed that the Wing party the true democratic
party, and he should at the coming election vote with
it for the first time and support CLAY AND FIRE.
LINGilUYSEN.
ANOTHER WITNESS AGAINST POLK.
The Aurora Clay Club, Cayuga Co, assembled in
strength on Tuesday evening at the Aurora House;
Ashland Hall, their Head Quarters, having been
found too small to accommodate the numbers who
DiH throng together when the bugle is sounded
The meeting was addressed by Mr. SPENCER Of
Albany a gentleman who in 1910 able and
influential advocate fthe reelection of MIR Van Blu
rem But he could not, as a Of patriotism and
sound sense be any longer chained TO the Free Trade
Ieras Car of POLK, and he has accordingly left his
old associates and is doing right good service in
the cause of HARRY CLAY-N Y. Tribune, July
16.
Mr. Shinn, now Senator in Va, from Harrison
District, has written long letter renouncing the
Polk party He says the party basely deserted Van
Buren, and he shall not follow them.
| The Alexandria Cd. c. Gazette says;-We have
the most gratifying of the progress OF correct
political principles and the changes in favor Of Clay
and FreI the PeoDle's Candidates, IN the