The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-01
WINGS, Vermont calls Won fl Dn,,.

DC covered with glorious victory. or =, "o"' will
feat We hope, we believe the ro, r.1'"'0l De.
waits u.s. but that tho hitter l., b...' u'sl9y g.
such State as PermOat, is enough :, '"''o'
heart and awaken the dormant energy Of o,. "'I The
who Processes to have the least repord f., Wig
| pies ofhs party, or the honor and u,.,c Wne'
state Our ndversaries are playing doon @'
deceit they are trying to persuade ,b. e'"'
the wlckedness, the bare.laced roscoI, ~ p' 'a'I
administration has nothing to do with on, s,,. 'OH
uon' The Constitution may be violated a.. ''''
with foreign nations may be broken ,,,,n,,., "'s'
ana laughed at, in order to fasten unon H. 'p'7'
an almost iIlimitablo.extent Of slave ,,,,.. .'''V
can be used to break down and Insult tho f.. ""'A
the NoHh-the Wing Tariff Of 1872. vL;,l "'Da
v'yed every branch of industry, and in the ,c,'
which every class of our citizens ls now ,,,,.
may be brought down to the rovenuo ,,,,, E"'a
the Secretary Of the TreasurywLo il oro,r,
ultra Of Southern Free Traders-op, ,,..., "yN
establishments may be destroyed and III. .
thousands of operatives and indus,ri,o, 49,,
thrown out Of employment, and our r,ro,. WV
from their valuable markets, ard New f,n,,,,
tho lreemen of the North may lie in min, =, ,'
feet Of Southern Free Traders and Anpey,,o,.,.
be laughed at and ,aunted with such s,,l.
Northern dough faces! Wings Of Vernor, l,.
not idle defamation. You all know Of the ,,,n.,.
ofTeNan annexation, and the dsgracero, me-.
which il has thus Ear been ACCOMPLISHED md ,,n
so know that tho present Secretary of the Tre,ur
has publicly announced that he Is applying bims,i
daily in efforts TO form plan FOR reducn, the c,s,,
Tariff, and that the "democr1tic" organs IN no.,,.
and New York have joined their Southern sl.io, :.
denounciug the "odious Tariff" and That even if, ~.
State, the party have dared to vote raso!uions 5,.
catory of the protective policy as wines, their h.
State Convention at Middlebury, County Copy,r.
at Montpelier, and several of their holder New, "a.
per organs. Aud yet, in the face Of a nj. a.,
are grnvey told that Vermont, in her State eo.i,,
has nothing to do with any Of these lhin,., |, ,r
every Loco Foco gain ia the recent State e.ec,is,,
the South Rpd West hailed here by tia, PARTY 3,
triumph Of that administration, aud as an ,pp,or, Z,
the TeXian and Free Trade projects Of JANE. K
PoLK' And are the Wings Of Vernon, r.a5y +,
lend the influence Of this land Of freedom and rdp-
Try TO the triumph OF such cause. Are thew r,s.
pared to hear the echoes among the green hills Z.
mid tho shouts OF Southern Nuifer, Free Trader,
and Texas spectators, "Vermoa has given ID mo
lection TO her industry Vernon, No. sanctioned Inc
violation OF National Const tuition and Of Og uea.
ties with Mexico-VermOnt has at last approved Of
the annexation OF Texas, and quietly submitted 10 an
addition Of slave power that hor,h
all future time shall dictate to her a nationh ay
that will depress her enterprise, cramp her !ST,
and cover this broad land with gnomny, and ria
il the scorn of the civilized world" While cir
nations are proclaming universal freedom, VGrnor
helps James X. Polk TO proclaim that slavery et
tended to an indefinite extent, and through an Nimt.
able duralion!-While other nations are taxing @
through their Tariffs 10 such an extent that one q
those nations receives on one OF our articles Of export
alone, more revenue than we receive from all z
theirs together, yet we will still increase this d;asP
ancy, even at the hazard OF running our home indG@
try Are the Wings OF Vermont prepared for this
Are they prepared TO throw the influence fire., O..
dustrious intelligent Vermont into the scale eie'
al slavery to bear down and crush forever the iuda
try OF her enterprising sons? We believe motive
know they would not suffer it with their eyes open
But il they sleep on, s refuse 10 bestir themselves
hang back from The polls. all this may be done OE
adversaries hoasting, in private conversalonhN
through the State debt and wool humbngs they
will defeat an election Of Govertor by the pcopend
through some hocus. pocus management in the Legs
lature, secure the election orther candidates u.s.
true, say they, ,hal'our State debt is mainly the re-
suit of building new State House, that the burg
ing of il was projected and carried on by men who
are now devoted Loco Focos-5ut what OF all that
we have State debt, and will ring it IN the e'S'
of the people until they become weary Of T-nn"
they are humbugged Then again, we have "''''
duty of five cents on coar
true, is so coarse that II
Of our home grown, but
bout, and although VIC profess TO have great 'e'P'''
for the virtue and intelligence Of the people, ST"
will humbug them This time, unt' we get mo pow,
and then we will do as we have mind to DO ''''
in tho language of leading Loco Foco in ''' T@,'
"When the democrats are once in power "a ~,
mont they will forever remain in power ""'O
THINK OF THESE THINGS, and do your o"'"
Pho MIR
SENDING WooL TO ENGLAND. The M" -,
Journal Of Commerce, paper so thorough u','%
70 the interests Of the British and French 'OP''r
merchants that we believe it would advocate '''s
our horses to England to be shod, ifthese me'" -
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