The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-08-25
PEOPLE OF VERMONT 49,
It Is but one week from to day to the
SEPTEMBER ELECTION,

when the question will be presented for your deci5
ion, whether you in favor oroxendng the bounds
| Of AMERICAN SLAVERY, and of oyeriurning the
| PROTECTIVE SYSTEM; or whether you are what
you profess to DO, believers in that assertion Of tho
Declaration of American independence, that all men
are created FREE AND EQUAL, and are impressed
with the importance Of preserving the
SYSTEM OF PROTECTION
[ from overthrow
! WIGS OF THE GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE
Are you aware of tho importance orthe Ecction7
| Are YOU conscious that upon you rests the duty Of
defeating the Texas and Slavery Party aud standing
/ up for NORTHERN INTERESTS
Now is the time FOR tho
YOUNG MEN OF VERMONT
to take bold stand for Freedom, md come up
mauraly to the support Of measures cnnenty calcu-
lated to promote thnr
BUSINESS PROSPECTS.
No measures. so much as those Of the
WING PARTY,
are calculated to afford scope to tho industry and en-
terpriso Of the
YOUNG MEN or TIE STATE.
SEQ to lhen that you in September cast your
votes for,
wings AND TuE TARIFF OF ls42
Wig all young and old, have you completed your
organization, and made arrangements to bring
EVERY VOTER TO THE POLLS
Let not moment be lost At such a time, can you
be idle or Indifferent If you would serve your
country, and strike blow for freedom, now is the
time See to it, ,hcn--you who read this ;you, 5ro-
Their whig' zee mean you yoursclC to it lha, cv.
cry thing is done
IN YOUR OWN TOWN,
to secure q rulI attendance at the polls.
LOOK OUT FOR LOCOFOCO FRAUDS.
Previous to tho election, their pupers will toem with
filsehoods Remember, they are the Inventions Of
tho enemy, and
BE NOT DECEIVED.
Pass Thorn 10y tho idle wind, and keep q, work
YOU have enough to do
THE TIME IS SHORT,
md The hour Is come when
THE OLD WIG GUARD
must rally. They have struggled many a y.ctori-
ous field and
SHOULD NEVER SURRENDER.
Let i, no: be said the Wings f,ir weather voters
but,
RAIN OR SHINE,
let us have IAN Wing Vote.
Where is the man who will now be Indifferent to
his duty: Farmers you arc now prospor'g under
THE WIG TARIFF OF 1872.
Mechanics Men OF every class and every employ.
ment, hi, Tarir hrs brough, ccmor, aad Happiness
to your homes md Las
BLESSED YOUR FIRESIDES /
It is to be assalnd and, ir possible, destroyed, by I
the mex, Congress. You can 10 longer b., deceived, |
into the belief that {, is safe in the hands Of tho 10.
rorocos. They arc its deadly enemies. They do /
not deny their hostility to o protective Tariff NV
you now abarlcn
YOUR OWN TARIFF
10 their tender morccs, or w,lI yon, who have been
so noby protected by its operation, now
PROTECT YOURSELVES
Abandon the cause Of Protection now, and
YOUR RUIN Is SEALED
Rally, then, Men Of Vermont and save your rights I
While the South demand the admission
OFAVAsr FOREIGN TERRITORY,
or the purpose o. ,r.2'ao,inc and
PERFETUATiNG SLAVERY,
why should you not demand also the
PROTECTION or FREE LAROR1
# you abandon the cause Of protection. who shall !
,ani by il Rally, then,
FREE LhBORERS OF VERMONT.
lud sustain your rights, and the rights Of the whole
people Rally, men, Of every class, and take cate
hat your views your feelings, and your interests
md the yiews feelings and interests Of the great bo
ly Of the people of Vermont truly spoken out on
TUESDAY NENT! And now, once more, Hhigs |
IF I-ermout, we call upon you to do your duty.
lI-J@ THIS MrssoURIAN, paper in the interes,
Of Col Benton refers to some remarks in the Wash
ngton Union relative to that gentleman and in,imates
that although the Col. will not oppose the Admins.
Iralou, yet, if the Union expects that he and his
friends care bound to tho Administration by tho CO.
hesve attractions Of the spoiIs, it is mistaken" Col
Benton will doubtless require that the measures orthe