The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-10
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MONDAY, MARCH, 10, 1915.

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MOND MARCH 10, 1915.
TIE DEED Is DONE Texas is virtually annex
cd s we are 10 come under the dominion OF Slave
breeders and drivers for half century to come. The
prospect is dark, gloomy and sad For the particulars
see another column. Is there not one chance 10 es-
cape1 Hardly. 1t is only this lf the President
chooses to act upon The amendment of the senmeto
complete the union by T'reaiy-it will require Two.
thirds Of the Senate to ratf, it, That cannot be OBJ
tanned for yeats, ut least, Again, ic he proceeds
to uct upon the House Resolve Texas may not choose
TO accept OF the terms Of admission And should Tex
us acccp, of these TERMS it is but lava resolve
not a trenty-und Of no more binding rorceor irrevo.
cable than &C. and he repealed by a
bare majority of Congress. Agitation epea-the
election of AN un,-slove Congress could effect this.
These are all tho ways that for TO
escape. But these hedged up-the path ahead Is
indeed gloomy. We trust u kind Providence will o.
pen it and make Gear the cOuntry's duty, and avert
The full and irrevusnh!e consumnaton or n clluni-
lY so fearful and sad
BEF John ~ has run lis race. BY his treach-
cay a long train Of evils have been brought upon tho
country and great good prevented Those whom he
betrayed look upon him with and contempt.
while those who tempted him and opened their los
to receive him--or, rather to obtain lis 'ulcidl
aid in promoting their selfish cnds-loJtS upon tho
not TO be trusted and at heat despse
him. They love his treason bnl hate the man
The robes Of Office have fallen from pom whom
they fell by accident and nc goes forth TO the
world cared for by no body, and TO enter upon pri
life unless Mr. Polk, TO pay FOR services rendered,
pnd a reward for his treachery should confer upon
him some paitry Office
COOI.-DECIDEDLY. An euterprsng gentle
man in meighbcring town had his factory bdrn, up
which there was no insurance. Ills loss
vere--a subscription paper was opened 10 aid him 10
rebuild II was literally filled up-ond if
not in error, two thirds thereabonts Of the a
mount Ivy Wings. Polk paper seizes upon this
fact Of the rebuilding of the factory under these cir
cumstances as showing the prosperity Of the untry,
produced by the election of Mr. Polk!-nnd before he
is installed into office too! What would have been
the fate Cf wooden factories but for tho enactment of
Abe present Whis Tariff! And against that Polk has
declared hostility Thousand times. And if it, pro-
tective features not des Dyed will be because
Wing arguments have been driven into the heads of
aportion Of the ocofocO party so thoroughly that
Of the members Of Congress Of that party will
Rot dare to vote To destroy them. Their votes united
with the Wing votes may save it. Here is the only
hone Nh sone man l,oks n Mr. Poll, "a .,vot
TIE hAIL ROAD MELIiN Al SllER BRookE
This meeting, which was held the day alter the
meeting at Derby Line was fully attended, and great
Zeal was manifested in the Rail Road projects The
people at Sherbrooke arc somewhat divided as 10 the
Foute-some favor tho Portland while Others favor
tho Doston' concord ana stans'ead route The only
important resolution ''"' was passed was one decar-
anS ior an open charter, rs ioHows
view with the most lively satisfaction the prospects
which are now becoming certain OF tho establish
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