The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-15

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,ur,ly an. ariua. uani. Of government osgW not 10
De established; th't 'he Whole ''pt'"e VI
tive iafh Pc .'''' ''- 800 - .,,..,I ,-,,o,,.,
i,'.,..,,a, con ihe crrdalry Of the people, ~
,,-li-b nsy ars isrsi rihouf aHg eqhirai6HE that,
INSTEAD o. e"ena'E'nl h"'''s'', inu"'uy' o'
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a .,.rn,r,tsI An ala, Consultation. hafiLy iaiusirt
70 iast care Of i,eIc"
IIcre !. psin dealing, the doctrine OF Ptoieeion
openly secuted 4" rros, legislative crfor'' and
flank ayosa tha, industry 'uus, be- ri 10 regulate
sef.-in other words th1t iani - 10 be ''Jn'''u
-shh view 10 revenue only -daw'nF Tom Tie peo'
pie the neerssary to carry on the government
without any compensation IN tho oncourag 'n'"i o.
their industry, the pruicoinu 81 10" uo eN"'''
ting and ruinuu- ialuenco Of commerce 90 cona"e'
ted y. to make us tributary 10 ~" sdD and e'P"''
and labor of foreign countries IN" - Fe'"y 'h'
doctrine Of Mr Van Baren'' Indiana letter i''m''-
thrd and haf concealed; 0uiH" here--un1saa5y
there.
Il remansto b. seen whether the people Of Yer
mott vii sustain the policy ofthe New York loader
BY aiding to elevate him sg7'n TO the Presidency
That 10 ~ be the qarslinn Of the coming year Lot
" prepare 10 meet 81; and 10 this cnd. let Us Tally
understand rbai wn 'fe 10 Weet Thee may be
those ano7g o. Who arc inrreduioos a' To tho dan
Eor. Such ve know there 0fe among The hone'i,rue
hearted friend. 81 protection IN tho rnbs Of our oP
poHsnis They have not folly learned what b. meant
BY being "a urIihrrn man with southern principles -
Thsy are get to srr--and trusi that many or them
wh yri sss-tsat b. o. BE-, ne h0' been, the po''-
~ Of Nr Nau hursu ITO clr'y hc Horh bypariy ma
sAtrtrv, god ihs faah tg rui7g for ne p-t7clp'e1'
IL ths up.ifhi, unsusprr''ns n bio party ~ Ncr-
uoei opr1 hsr c'es Ind look at th's let them con-
sder fhs power 'asra % Dol t'a, machinery; ard 10
vAai 0sss g ha. been appi"J How h1s t. far cE-
rmpr. u.oFrd &C. rrrfv s'-'~-' in 0I7ss, ugon The
yassslau " sssrrf god H.s .-zhi 81 rstt.o1 or
shsf 49, I'D Censrcss lrFr t55z-r=- "r' is; 81 rs
ir'u irs "r'sl "'rr '-a q, --rr'- soHlhe'n s"pp"h
t- Hs hHfra1u 81 rr.fHsrn rights BOD iricr",'s:
~'.r even @~r~sf.rn. t.,.r- Pee rv"rss'' os'rir-
sIs- +.s(-v. rrf ar 'sfe.'a' 20 sov- trld". I" The
i'i.ir -t q 'oarhH. or Boo any manncr tencI ng 10
d'.n,ai.h coatfui the ,oalence o. Slavery the
administrator ct che government. his been rot iown
wihogi debate by he vo,r- or q rank and Gr, drilled
slrrost 10 The psrfeelion Of military d.cirlino And
ell this IN open defiance Of the popular feeling in the
free StHesl
Ard then there j, the question Of the public lani.
ny Nhat nccfomsncy In. the whole party st the .
uorlh, been mar,h,od ar,ius, the rrca, md bane6 .
csnt measure Of distributing their among the
States for the purposes Of education and Internal inn
provement2 Opposition 10 il hns been sus,nineJ by
the meres, shadow OF argument: md yet our most
Obvious interests have been sac ifccd by following
with blind ze, party leader in his hostility to the
measure. Il .. in vain that have urged 10 obvious
tendency to increase protection nv dNcr,ng the pro-
cords the land. from tho common treasury. The
argumcot has been lost upon those with whom the
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