The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01
From the Boston Atlas.
Recent Elections.

The indications Of the irmness, union and integrity
Of the Wing party and Of their honorable and Pntor
&c attachment TO the Wing cause, which are afforded
by the recent elections in Georgia and in Ohio Of
the most encouraging character undismnyed by the
,riumphT loco (ocoism all around them not even
discouraged by the loss of their State las, year.
by the most demonstrabe frauds with hardly re.
mote prospect Of success before hem, with noLhios
to encourage them but the righteousness of their
the noble Wings Of Georgia went into the unequal
contest. In The face of large majority against them
obtained by the mos; nngitious means; without The
smallest encouragement from any quarter of the pr.
ltical horizon; with every thing to dshearlen and ap.
pal nobly and manrully did the true hearted Wings
Of Georgia array themselves for the contest On their
banner inscribed protection 10 home industry and
home interests the tariff of lsI2--American labor
sound and equal curency--a righteous cause
a propitous Heaven has smiled upon their efforts
A glorious victory has rewarded their fidelity. The
hearty and spontaneous thanks Of every true hearted
Whig throughout the Union, is the just and merte1
acknowledgement of their rnshuken rortlude and in
domitabe devotion.
Honor, everla sting honor, to the Wings Of Georgia
They have been the first to meet and throw back the
ball Of destruction, TINT has been shing on with
hardly check in its desolating course Ir the Tariff
is saved from destruction all The best interests Of
the country are spared the dangers which threaten
them, from The unprinciped and reckless rulers who
now control our desnies, none will have done more
to arrest these evils than the Wings of Georgia.
To the Wings of Ohio, also, do their brethren
Throughout the Union turn with approving and CRATE
fu acknowledge emcnts of-"Well done" They too,
have achieved most brilliant and decided victory O.
yer their loco foco opponents Our victory in Ohio
Is even complete and decisive than it was last
year. Counties, last year loco r,co have this year
been carried by the Wings. Wing maorities of las,
year have been increased and loco naorities every
where, very much diminished. There is not in our
Union, stronger or frmer Wing State than the
State Of Ohio.
Honor ,then,,o the glorious Buckeye Wings! Hon
TO the patriots Of the laented and ever honor
ed HARRIsON-the associates Of CORWIN! Let
the bright example Of Georgia and Ohio be cheering
beacon TO every other State in the Union
.
The Exeter News Letter tells good story of "a
cetious doctor Thornton Of Derry, who undertook
quiz neighbor of his, old Scotch graves
ker. The doctor once, in passing tho residence Of
the scu ptor who was busy at work. drew up and
accosted him as follows:--"Mr W, don't You
believe it TO be your duty as rational man and
Christian to pray for yonr daily bread'' cay"
quoth Old Mortality, 81 ance thought il 10 be my du-
ty, but l dinna moo min muekle about it." sup
posc them" said the doctor, that you pray that peo-
pie muy die that you may enjoy the profits in furnish
ing their grnve-stones'" ''No faith" replies the old
man, "theres need O. that while Thornton contin-
ues to practice physic; he kills of folks faster than
can make stones for them!''