The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-02
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For the Caledonian.
Tie Rescue.

Mr. Hubbard Of N. H. hns come TO the Of
the Iocolocos of Caledonia County. He, by request,
made sometime since, fulfilled his appointment by
holding forth at the meeting -house, ST. Jphnsbury
Plain, Thursday evening, the 29th ut His audi
ence, was respectable in numbers, and in all re-
sperts well behaved, for full half of them were
Wings, good and true, and forever.
Now, TO the truth Of tho matter Sit down con-
tented for two three hours, and hear, "S1y Demo-
crut." First, then we, THE Democracy" are in
favor Of tariff for with incidental (acciden-
tal) discrimination. So much for that, and all told
We are great and wise peope-AIways two sorts
Of folks rich and poor arstornts and democrats ar-
stocrats by these mean federnlisis and republicans.
Great many speeches made in the convention which
framed Constitution. How wonderful!--som
thought one thing some another, How strange! Com
stitution adopted Alexander Hamilton wanted
bank-nnd he would have H. o. this Hamilton
although it was a violation of the Constitution
to charter bank yet Gen Hamilton would have one
and Gen Washington then President Of these thir-
teen United Suites, said he approved oft, and signed
the Charter Of that Monster Bank Though by the
by Mr. Hubbard never once inlimated the feet tblt
cry President Of the u. 5. from Washington to Jack
son acquiesced in the prop,iety and consutonaity
Of u s. Bank and that Madison, officially approved
it, by his own Presdeh,,.! signature These tries
were omitted We'll, Mr. llibhnrd spent most of his
time il fighting the Ghost of the dead monster aho'
he said once and ngan that no Wing spoke or wrote
in favor Of United States Bank but still his clarvoy-
nnce was 80 acute, that he could tell what these
Wings thought he said, though they did not think
loud nor speak out the least, but yet he could see
If n Ra shi in a. C,,o
old Hickory killed the Bank as surely as ever Cock
Robin was killed. And although the State OF Penn.
which truly sufocated in its own corruption char
tered vilely managed ahar-s Mr. Hubbard forgot
TO tell the whole story about this said Bank-he
should have told that this corrupt Bank-was
chsrtered by his own party, by his ocofoco brethren
and he should have told other truth, that never
a single cent was lost to the Government, or by any
individual by that U. 5. Bank which had the appro-
baton ola Washington and Madison.
Well, when Mr. llbbard had got clean Of his ghost
story, and had Falsaf like disposed of his "uen in
Buckram,' he then addressed himself to something
real and h the very stones in the did not shed
tears, il was not because the orator did not do his
besto mako people believe that treason actually con-
summnied by force and arms was no crime Query
why did the orator decline tell Us that in his State
poor cannot hold office under The Constitution
Not word about protective Tariff, mot a word about
the annexation of Texas the pepetuaon of Slavery,
the assumption ola foreign debt Of $ 10 900 ,0oO the
violation Of our treaty and with Mexico.
The sum total Of Mr. libbard's argument was, Old
Hickory wants 10 name his successor. He has
named young Hickory, and you must vote for him
IIurrah hurrah for Young Hickory, hurrah
hurrah for Texas, and Polk and Slavery.
But you say Mr. Hubbard said nothing of Texas
true he dare not-but he asked and urged you to
vote for Texas, Cor War, and for that curse of all
curses, the perpetuity ofSlavery Forever
INCIDENTAL