The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-31

vnnia, tho head man in the Democratic Presidents
Democratic Cabinet is the very man who once pub
licly declared that "IF He HAD DROP OF
DEMOCRATIC BLOOD IN HIS BODY lie
WOULD OPEN A VEIN AND LET IT OUT"
Texas. The National Tn,elligencer copies tho
structures Of the Texan papers The subject Of An
nexation with this remark "Our readers must re-
eeve different impression from the perusnI of them
than we do, if they can magine uny form of annexa.
tion whatever. that the United States coud possibly
agree TO, which would be acceptable to, or accepted
by, the authors of these commentaries"
BALTIMORE METHODIST CONFERENCE. The
correspondent Of the Commercial Advertiser writes
that this body has reairned its decision in the
Rev. r. A. Harding. His ease it will be remember
ed, came before the General Conference by appeal
last May and caused much excitement; the Baltimore
Conference having suspended Mr. Harding FOR refus-
ing to emancipnte his slaves, The General Confer
approved The decision, and now the Baltimore
Conference has rea!lrmed it, The proposition to d-
vide the Church account Of Slavery was lost, l4s
to 40
BEAUTIFUL Democracy. The Bangor Court
err, OF late date, says-"every five slaves, men,
and children, have boen admitted 10 exercise as
Hluch polca power III the government OF the Unit
ed States, three white persons in the State of
Maine, by the Annexation of Texas The property
Of slave holders there is made basis of representa-
ton, and Of the numbers OF Electors of President
1t is beautiful democracy that gives political power
to property. Progressive democracy is jewel and
n beauty -
Coon SrocK. The stock Of the Concord (NlI
Railroad is now 40 per cent above par, and hardly
any in the market or to be sold at that rate
SAD Loss. Mrs PIKE (wdow of the lamented
General Pike, who served under Gen. Harrison,) Of
Boone Co. Ky. not only lost her beautiful house by
the late fire. but also the large and very valuable Lii
brary and the manuscripts, Sc Of her deceased hus-
band. The flag taken by him from the British ., the
Battle of York, in Upper Canada, (where he lost his
ie,) his uniform, together with every thing relating
to him, well as correspondence, which in all
probability extremely valuable, only to his wid-
ow, but to the country, met common fate
Town ELEcraoNs IN NEw York. The Alba
ny Advertiser says: ave have returns from 81
ties of the State, in which the Wings have elected
207 Supervisors and the l.ocos 23s; Wing majority
SO. la the towns. last year, the Locos had At
majority, making the WING GAIN LOG"
WOMEN IN OFFICE. In Woolwch township,
Gloucester county ". j. the people, in town meeting.
last week, took for candidates very respectable
maiden ladies', Sally Brown Beisey French, and e.
lected them Justices Of the Peace by triumphant
majority.
FINE TIMES FOR HUNTERS. On Saturday af-
ternoon the well dressed carcasses of eleven Moose
brought into the city. together with full grown
live Moose. These all TAKEN at time, by
q e ID. II,
ern portion of this county. We understand the
whole lot will be taken Bos on in order to give
the people there n taste Of down east production
Our marke; has been well supplied with Moose, deer
and bear meats Bangor Uhig.
JoHNsoNIAN,-The editor of the Salem (sTass.)
Gazette regrets the the Inaugural Of Mr. Polk
takes in his columns aud remarks in style that re-
minds of the author Of the Rambler, that the pub
Inc now 'regard these documents as worse than waste
paper, possessing all the fiction Of romance, without
Its interest, and adding the sin of hypocrisy to the
defect ofdullness.''
We understand two Young men of Middlesex
arrested last week on the charge of digging up the
corpse Of stranger, who died in that town I'd
instant, after a very short illness. They were bound
in the sum of $500 to appear at the mex, County
Court and obtained bai-Vt. Watchman.
HoRRaBLE. The mother Of little child in Not
bingham having left itto go off after some returned
and found badly burned by its clothes taking fire.
Leaving the house again to go for assistance TO some
Of the neghbors, horrible to relate, when the neigh
bors came they found the child nearly devoured by
two puppies which in the house, having eaten
into the chds entrails.--.N: H. Courier.
A CowARDLY SUICIDE. A man named Garrett,
in Pamela County, Miss, committed suicide, by
drowning, the 22d ult. His wife lay at the point
ofdeath of an incurable disease; he said he felt in
competent to the task of raising his children and hal
rather leave the world How his poor children
to provide for themselves'