The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-09-30
THE NINETEENTH OF SEPTEMBER AT Bos.



This WINS tho day Of the Great NVhig M,c,ing IN
Boston Common AMI from the representations wo
have Off, we se it down ms one of the oudest dem
onS'ra'l"ns oil popular feeling Witnessed IN this
country The Atlas thinks there were on the grnuuh
towards hundred thousand people. Making all due
allowances Tor exaggerated estimates, must be nc.
knowlcdsed to have been a brilliant display of
Wing spirit, such as animated our Wing fathers in
other days Ut and neOr the same place, 1--WE ought
TO be, and by right are independent )" WINS their Ian
guage, and such the language Of their descendants
such they used the nineteenth ''Be independent
OF old England, do our own work." is the spirit OF
Mr. Webster's language on the noension.
There were present nearly 600 victorious Green
Mountain Bays. Also Delegations from almost every
Suite in the Union. Mr. Webster, in introducing one
of the Speakers, Mr. Duncan, Of In remnrke ed 'that
he WINS from frontier State which wished no State
placed outside Of her"
Cassius VI. Clay, Of Ky and celebrated abolition
isl, T. T.. Morse, of Me-, Senator Huntington, or CT
w. X Bond. of Ohio, and ethers, spoke on the oe-
oasion. The opening address, by Mr. Webster %
reported for the Atlns, we publish to-day.
Senator Berricn Of Geo. also there, aud made
protective tariff speech and pledged Georgia in OPP
position to the annexation Of Texas
The Atlas, in closing its account Of the day. uses
the following encouraging language, based. we sup
pose, somewhat, upon information derived from per.
sons present from different sections or tho Union;
sold Massachusetts is safe for the Wings. Our
nation will be governed by Wings for tho next -four
years and probably Cor long series oC years there
utter. Wing principles will prevail throughout,
the land. Texas will be kept oh-and the Tariff will
be kept on Clay and Frenghuysen will be the next
President and Vice President of these United States"
ICPMnryland votes Tor State Officers Oct. 2; N.
Jersey, Penns, vana, and Ohio, Oct 8, and Georgia
Oct, 7. Tho Indications, as we read them, from oil
these States, rather favorable the progress and
success Of Wing principles. The most striking adj
verse feature, that know Of, is the ralying, by
the bishops and priests OF ,he Romish church, Of their
HdLereniS against the Wings because Mr. Freiinghuy
sen is President Uf tho American Bible Society and
chriLian Protestant. "Tho interest OF the Catho-
lie church requires the election Of Nr Polk and YOU
mus, support him." is the order OF n priest 10 one
Of his Hock, who thereuPon came out for Polk.
D7Dr. Beocher recently opened a Wing meeting
at Cincinnati by prayer and has called down upon
his head the biitereS denominations OF the Poki,es,
especially Of those who have tried 10 make i, out that
he was oPPosod to Mr. Clay They WON'T sonre the
old Doctor, for he is "Fnncul Hall Whig." lie
has breathed tho atmosphere Of Bunker Hill.
PoRrLAND-lnst week elected the full Nhig
ticket of Representatives to the Legislature Al the
regular election III Ta was No choice.
a Sign. In the recent election in la. Morse, 10.
co. was elected to Congress nnd also State Senator