The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01

/ process by which those "Back Laws could be re-
! peaed was by placing clear ninjorHy Of Wings 10
both branches of the Legslaure As usual they as
sumcd position Of hostility to The only men who had
the shadow of power or disposition effect what they
commended was of the first importance the only
really practical question: in which they pretended to
DO Interested, involved in the contest! Singular in
riualion! And but for the unexpected zeal Of the
Wings, in several OF the close countless the (ow thou
sand Sd pnr,y votes which were cast, would
have again, as they have often before given the
Legislature to the tools OF tho slave power! But
thank Heaven! the indeGtigable never firing
| Wings of "lhe bonny Buckeye State" rendered nu.
galory the abors Of the combined hosts Of Locofoeo
ism and its 81 party ally, and will wpo out the STAIN
in spite of the opposition Of those who protested most
cordially to hnlo it!'
iEFThe Wings Of Maine are making good head
way in elecling Representatives. The appearances
are tha, Pokism is "no go" in Maine. That State
viii como out Wing 10y and by
lEFeIi is said tina, the knowing ones among the
leaders Of the Polk troops IT, this State amazingly
discouraged IA to The of l'okelry in the
Green Mountain State; aud Daniel Kelloggin despair
Of being Governor. and true TO the instincts OF
his mature, makes push Cor n iodgeshiP, which the
Wings OF Windsor County in their magHaAimiiy con
sented to give him ... .. ..... .... .....t .. ..
! iCJsrhere had heen no more bnrungs at Brad
ford late the 29th ult, The authors of the pre-.
vious fires had been found out The people there
continue to keep up night watches
o. the night fthc 29ih barn was burned in
Thetford, by ncendiarism, it is supposed.
BOSTON AND MONTREAL. RAIL ROAD.
4 meeting of the Stockholders Of this ROAD con-
tnuaon Of the Concord Road via Sanbornton Mere
dilh and Plymouth to IIaverhil-was holden at Con-
cord October ed The meeting is represented as
having been fu'l and spirited enc, and was address
ed by several gentlemen. code Of by Laws was
reported and adopted. \ committed was appointed
TO nominate Board Of Directors. who reported the
names Of soven genIlemen, 10 wit:
Messrs. TIMorHY FARRAR and ....
r. HASH 81 DERBY Of Boston;
JOSIAH Quincy. OF Rumney;
JOSEPH A. GILAIoRE, Of Concord;
IENAs CLEMENr, of Sanbornton;
STEPHEN G. LYFoRD. Of Meredith; aud
ZEBINA NEWELL, Of Bath
who were unanimously elected by The meeting. The
n II Statesman gives tho Further proceeding. Of the
meeting as follows:
Tho following resolve, introduced by Mr. Swazey,
Of lIavehll, in its Original form created somcwha,
extended discussion II afterwards submitted
to committees composed Of Mcssrs Derby. Of Dos.
TOM Clement, Of Snnborion. and svazey OF Ilaver.
Hill, and arle' undergoing very slight modification was
adopted " it'll entire ununimity.
Resolved, That The board ur directors Of the Dos
ton, Concord and Montreal Railroad he hereby in
sirncied soon the rouIe shalt be in the proper
state of preparation, TO receive proposals far con-
s,ructirg the Railroad from Concord TO Connecticut
river nj Wells river or the mouth OF the Amnnoosuc
river in the north part Of Hayerhl; but to close no
contracts Tor sHid construction till sufficient and
valuable amount Of stock shall have been subscribed
TO complete the supcTsruciure TO that place, es-
mated by the engineer; and then contract rs soon
may he. for the construction of the supnr-irucure
bat contract To he made in cnhtrav enlion Of the
sixth article of the bylaws Of said corporation.
After some other proceedings, incidents to the
meeting, but not occupying prominent place in its
proceedings, the meeting was dissolved.
At meeting of tho Directors Of the Boston and
Montreal Railroad Wednesday, Hon. Josiah
Quincy, Of Rumney, chosen President; Gen
joseph Low, of Concord, Treasurer; and Col
CHARLES LANE, Of Meredith. Clerk .. .
iD@ Accompany the annexed note we received
the largest cabbage We recollect Of ever having
seen; also another root with four branches with a
head on each The donor (who ought to be Whg)
remarked that they represented the four PARTIES
Wing. LocoIoco, Sd patty and Native Upon exam
ming them found his designation perfectly rational
One head was sound and good--the Whig-whie all
the others loose and little better Than 'sJere-
mmh's fgs"-ius, fit for the pigs Our thanks to the
producer, and here is his note:
Ma CHApwIcK:- Please accent sample of NV
cabbnges, of which raised 100 orII-2 rods square
oi land; also curiosity in the Cabbage line-lour