The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-24

B. ,rhnl we Knb" VI wv 'f''' f"'''N''''''
IVY. and onyeldng determination OF that great
N g'' .Iocod the confident expectation that Tar from
n FN ,,.hoo,ened, by the reverse Of last fall, the
FS ,,ld rise from that defeat, stronger, more u
O"s' ID moro zeal ously devoted to the good cause
| In these antcipations we have not been
p" oa The results of the town elections, eS-
sNpp .ro,v where, extraordinary and unparalleled
n, Gains, show degree of animation union and
"'' O,he Wing ranks, which augur most iavora-
"H ,ho oorly and efrclua triumh Of Wing princi-
M qtO following comparative statement Of the
II, ,his year AND the last, in tho counties which
I'D ,beir town elections, will show Mt a glance
p.a rrorress of tho good cause during the last
"TaoD,bs. We take the table from the Tribune,
y ''.,,i, in one or two particulars, and adding two
sne coun'ics-- ,,., r,,.,;on. g..
wbg. Loco. Birney. Wing Loco Biruey.
n ..c,.n 9is 200 203 257
Wing majority IN lS4o' 4s
Ioco Foco 40 in 1914, ~
Net Wing gain, 90
1,rl be seen tina, in these twenty-seven counties,
n ,.;,, four hundred and fifty -four Supervisors, the
Vi V,.,haye made NET GAIN OF NlNETY-Two
Y s.,aors since last spring, The remaining coun-
,abc State, electng four hundred and thirty-sev-
,so,eryi,ors, we're about equally divided in 1874.
N s,,d they do no better this year, the Wings will
3 erhYe largo majority of the Supervisors in the
s,e,-.abany Ere. Journal.
,r~TsA writer for the Baltimore Patriot has the
following upon nominutlons:-
Alexander II. Everett of Massachusetts, nominated
Commissioner to Chinu-Confrmed.
Mr. Jewe,, Of Maine, Charge des Afiarcs to Chill,
place Of John A. Bryan, late second assistant
DslIaser- General, and now on his way out there,
vrjer Mr. Tyler's nomination confirmed.
Beamin F. Butler, United States District Attorney
hr Southern New York, in place Of Ogden Hoffman
confirmed
D. G. Shields Of Alabama, and member Of the 9Th
Congress- Charge des Ahnirs 10 Venezuela, in place
dVe.pasan Ellis. confirmed.
John II. Prcntiss, formerly member of Congress,
Marshal of the Northern District of New York, in
,lcc Of Mr. Pond one of Mr. Tyler's friends,
El.Alderman Purdy, Surveyor Of the port Of New
Yak, in the place Mr. Atwood, one of Mr. Tyler's
wl,cs, hung up by the Senate-confrmed.
&.per NJ. Wetmore, as Navy Agent at tho port
Anew York-confrmed
WViu,n S. Wicket of Tennessee, and nephew
inlaw OHp,es,Aeut Polk, Consul to IInvre.
D. C. s. & MONTREAL II. r. ASSOCIATION.
At an adjourned meeting Of the board Of Directors
dlhe Boston, Concord, Sanstead and Montreal X.
R. Association holden at Barton on the 9th inst.
The Hon. Robt. Harvey Of Barnet, Col A. b. w.
Tmey, Nowbury; Col jacob Kent, Wells River;
SNDeano of fIardwick, and Chas. C. Newell Esq.
dDIke were unanimously elected as members Of
he D0nld Of Directors.
Voted, That the thanks Of this Board be rendered
ohe Hon. Josiah Quincy, OF Rumney, H., for
The able and efficient manner in which he has dis
chlred the duties of Agent to Concord and Boston.
Voted, That an agent be appointed to proceed i'm
mediately Montreal, with the documents presented
10 this ROard by our Boston Agent, and
On motion, ERAsrUs FAIRnANKs, Esq Of St.
IohrsOary, was Only appointed agent to proceed to
Montreal
Voted, That W. Mattocks for the County OF Gale
donna, Hon. Nehemiah Colby for the County of Or
Ans, Col. "a. 3. w. Teaney for the County of Or
'ngebsagens in and have supervision of their re-
pectIve Counties in Obtaining subscriptions, Stats
ties &c.
Voted That in order to obtain correct statistical re-
ports Of the amount Of Tonnage and Passengers in
these towns in the Counties of Orleans Caledonia, Or
Gge and Essex interested in this route, the listers of
each town be requested 70 cooperate with us and
while taking the list they take Of each person the u
mount ofreight they have sent TO and brought from
marNci,and the number Of persons vino have travel-
7" north or south the line of this route from their
'"H'0s during the year ending March 81, 1915, at
'hes being careful and not reckon the freight
more than once, md that the Secretary be instructed
"'a'OSh 10 The Listers blanks prepared for that pur
pose
'O'ed' That when the President shall deem it -ex
P'uen' 10 call Il meeting of this Board he notify the
'''Sy oil the time and place, and that the Secreta-
!oOl'y the members of the same.
'O'ea' That our noxt stated meeting be holden at
VI 'Onnsbnry Plain on the I'd "Wednesday Of May
H'" at 10 o'clock, P. ".
WIN. MATTOCKS,s Secretary.
~ "rlMoNT IN FAVOR OF MISSIONS. Rev.Mr
''Ou' Chaplain to the Senate, has addressed note