The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-21

ousY Of the people anil principles Of the North anI
chi. has been fcrmeni "a political demagogues, and
excited ty the heated sod incorporate zeal OF ultra
aboliouisis. unt il las d generated into feeling.
that sometimes assuu ID. form Of open and avowcd
hoslililr,
Again. the eontcn.u for abour which slavery en-
seniers iupes thos lai born 20 wealth 10 seek a
livelihood BY soLis Ices deg adius occupation, and
serv large tfoportios ~ Is young of the South
,ulsus ID, study Of po'sic., no, preparation for
tho due di.charge Of ibe ole ge franchise, bot a.
rr5ssutgl waich is 10 weld them q maintenance at
tls patrc charre. TIE Consequence is thai The
sauh s1gp...s maei larger member u political
r-lrts end c.r-o ~ fl.s Jsld ths Bloc Book ahon-
lr-f'y tlfri.. lbat y ss.a uai 30 ,lio,) than The
Na-u TH. J-Afu.F ,r H..s- Trained raugins, and
-.lr r-.r or ari.aa .. 81. .y,,-a.a. sa.:in0s. give
#.n Oh -ssehrs vllra e,, nre'y Ne resisted, anG
80 force ta- lately beer sa-3y caempGed in the
success CO.. lhe nnae.i ra .c. enc. measure uo,ori-
oasy aa4 a'r,oat aai a, se'y advocated a means
e .,rsar .hra.a- ir s uciI uauelce Or the South,
aat unsupported as .asIe l.sumeut addressed to
u.s .5e.' aad altlu feeling fIhe Nona.
These r1-.1sa ..s fl.Hisa abundant reasons
Wy every Natfr1 rl..a. .eaI'e rilionaiiy abstain
aE fsu a. 1iefia wa. The rshi o. the proper
llslsdi-fsa Of ths gsa.A .h.uld suenuousiy resist
,e-y u1as4fc tsld tOhs t.sproPoriIon4,e increase
Of poser, ubrh. at rrielce has SHOWN o., l. al
uasi sHalru'g dr. r.lJ 10 Ahs advancement o. sec.
ueaa a,.fgsra
We gr-s tarse -iatals, 70 no spirit &C Hostility
Co Jls s1aif. md b as iii.rfsi5a 70 deny OF Dis
raf.ee .le r.iarr services which tie ctlgrrs und
st..ss1.ra Of tls sI.t ba,,ng staiss have va maoy
iry.ss a.-.s..ns Dol lsl.J lg American people Bot
.a af rs ro'..al "a EEL s,ali.s warfare, they are
tss assaaaat. " ara BAT a- us iu self defence, in
..a.aa.'ns abe ivlal On which they originally
placed I'd.
The rsicrpusa aul eapfal -. the Northern States
we-e trst cn.pios 10 10 foreign commerce., and our
s-rielturlsis 81 a.ae1 ard mechanics reaped rich
asfses,. daring % roatpen,ai wars that desols,ed
La-JFr ilr eor yelrs after tie French Revolution.
SoutIesa iaa'ol! Ilsn nerbed prosperity to our
8sgtten and GO liafct and the protection Of do
mes,.s Industry 90. afya caisd ty Southern states.
alcn. vla liss OF depr ssing foreign trade, aud
rendering sosthv 'arcr more P-odlab'e, oy proyid-
.He home H4afkeis 'sr IS PREDICTS This change ia
oar natoaai Po.ig resisted by the great mari
4aio state. O.. "a NO,th. tli abe South prevailed -
T's protective f1.sg was ,-,ibE,heJ. tho industry
" our ab0rors a i,e wealth o. our capitalists were
diverted $50 nee sh1anels, and Providence hes once
more s.ared rP 'ur tHlus. The ueuh Ia again
Praspergus Ia t. rev career, and the South is still
'sns.rhas sHter 1e caker thai eating Gu, her vi
las Tier sgaia have ssaia changed their ground
ard now asst q s 10, shan deno ish he fabric erect
81 By 55r labor Urca she fouuIatoR which they
cared Cor us- Batveol ,ho systems Of free trade
end P-ocoiua ue -osth has ,lals her deliberate c.
lactsu. shai 80 zoo aoW hold be. To ;ha alterna.
ts che has q .s-H
Nor 10 We ~ zoe means adu,E. as We have berorn
h'a'sd, that q yetseUou orany branch Of domestic
iaduslry 3. r. saial 70 any EJECT on Of our common
c0uasrr. Ia Ng.hsn Eact1Ho. consume a vast
amosut 81 u pea s1l.bcra sisI o., -ud provide for
b safe ard .....a u-.asi and 90 ok reforms tber
bsge dse5sst-s 80 a'oprd is applicability to nu
mercus tc-Sr -reIH ,ted rses ed Of course occp-
s'oned grsa -crr.,rd consumption Of the mater.
% while hsw .aE s,s.0l vs,h Inc cotton mills vC
E1gllud tent .4~r Do. STIMULATE o., demand aud keen
Up me price i0a articles Jhsy produce for domes-
te 'o-sumgr .r, pee adrsprasabe lt the South as
s NoHh. aHl Zero tn sa' 2omc.iic rivalry has ia
creased tao fs,- cod -rdac,j III, price Of almus,
ever, aa1rr CO., , sr.-Ie.
Tho Trs's .t- .o'-.y r5rrr.re-1 syatsm which
increases ESQ o.. .aS rsr a gas, ma .eril and lowers
ths cost ofi g r-,aa ac,lIr8 ur.eg--nsy well be
advocated Ga. oat.1nal. tru'g American sys-
ssr.
On tbs nv fo,-s,af election, national question
b. indeed i..a7-s bu' t1r wisl aut riihful admin.
.'r.,.on 81 1e ,s.nssic concerns Of our own Slate
10 ,he ire1, -t 20 slf example. upon The polite Of
other s,1le- u s's importance Of re lining our long
"Hsaakeael 7srsudcney, thal ne an be tho better
rrEsrzi aal prepared Tor another lica, contest to
vai.h fhs r.rti Gsht Of Time win sp eddy bring Us
.a 80 tae.c yrs may dad present motives enough TO
raise the digging zeal Of az, Who though exhausted
BY recent a5or5 and depressed by late defeat. are
set confident Of the goodness of thei. cuuse.
Thoo-h {; is hwfG! to be taught from our etemy,
yet unhsppily there Is htie to learn rom the party
tactics Of our opponents, because there is liJIe in
their organic on, their principles their prusIiccs
that true patriot with safe Conscience pdcpi.
/ One sound lesson however may borrow even from
thcn,--uamely,to suiTcr ourselves TO be diverted from
our purposes by collateral issue, II TO distracted
by chickering's srifos Of ss6.h and Jealous as-