The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-01-27
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MONDAY JANUARY 27, 1915.

Free enlightened and independent yeomanry' of the
Granite State--has raised quite breeze among the
office holders and office seekers of that State. So
important do they consider this Letter they have sen
out Extra Patriots, full Of vengeance and vinegar,
and in which they write down Mr. II. II "rederal''-
An he's dead! Whisper this word into the ears OF
the "enghtened' citizens any where about the
White Mountains and is gone case with hint s
Asiac cholera to hn-in fact, he's dead, in such
places, at least. Furthermore n State Convention is
called to what shall be done with Elale-who by
the way has been already regularly nominated FOR re-
election, by 'the democracy" 1t is to meet the
9Th Of February. The Putiot Extra contains the
proceedings Of numerous meetings Of Pokes and in
the resolutions Hale is bitterly denounced The a.
mount Of it is this. The Polk party in ~ Hampshire
have determined to kill Mr. Hale, politically for wri-
ting this etter,nnd the way they have proceeded thus
far is this tile leaders have written different Sec
tons of the State TO have meetings called TO dcnouncc
Hale and call for another State Convention, and also
sent out resolutions to be adopted by these meetings
OF character and suit themselves and to &C
compsh ;heir purpose This is the inference from the
uniformity Of the resolutions and is not an uncom-
mon way by which the leaders in New Hampshire
manufacture public opinion for tho democracy -
This new Convention will play another Baltimore
game -llale's name will be oxpunged from the Polk
Congressional ticket by the forthcoming Convention
and he be sent la mode Martin Van Raren TO the
peaceful shades Of private fe.-uness ,pcrchance tho
people Of New Hampshire should for once-and
would be wGnder-breai from the thraldoo1 orthcir
Dctators and act for themselves by tnkiug ground
with some Of the free States against the further ex-
tension of human slavery. We shall see.
UNITED STATES SENATOR'S ELECTED.
John a. Dix and Daniel S. Dickinson were on Sat
uday elected Senators in Congress from the State Of
New Yo'k,tO Gil the uncxpired terms of elias Wright
and Nathaniel r. ralmadge. Tie Wing members
voted for Willis Hall and Willard Fillmore, and the
native Americans for Hartman b. Cropsey and Jona-
than Thompson.
The Hon. John Fairfield, (Loco,) was chosen, by
the Legislature of Maine, Wednesday last, United
States Senator, for six years from the 18th of March
next The vote stood, in the Senate, whole number
&c; John Fairfield, %; w. p, Fessenden, 8. In the
House. whole number 1877; John Fairfield, 81; w.
p. Fessenden, 40; Chns. S. Davies, l.
Hon. Daniel Sturgeon has been re elected to the
U. S. Senate, from Pennsylvania, for full term of
six years from the 4th OF march next. The vote Of
the Legislature, in joint ba lot, Monday 9th inst,
stood, Sturgeon, loco, "a, Cooper, Wing, 40. Scat
tering Native, 10. Sturgeon is a strong Tariff man.
Hon. John NJ. Clayton, Wing, Tuesday e.
lected United States Senator from Delaware for six
years from the 4th of March next.
Daniel Webster was on Wednesday elected U.
Senator from Massachusetts, for six years from the
4th Of March mex, vice Hon. Il. Choate who peromp
toriIy declined Mr. w. had 100 majority over all
others.
Reverdy Johnson, Esq. (Whig) of Baltimore, was,
on Thursday last, elected to represent the State of
Maryland in the United States Senate, for six years
from the 4th of March next, in the place of Hon. w.
d. Merrick, whose term Of Office then expires.
WEBSTER, CLAYTON and JoHNsoN-three
names that would ornament and dignity any body in
the woodland three of the ubiest men in the coun-
try. If talent will save the country, the Wings will
do it by sending such men to the U S. Senate Add
one more great to the list and the catalogue
would be complete That probably cannot be- for
the Farmer of Ashland chooses retirement.
iU@The Defacaton Of the Clerk of the House
FOR account Of which proceedings Of the House
will probably cause loss TO the Government of
half the amount ($45,OOo) His bonds cover
$2O, 900 of the sum- which signed by Senators
Tappan and Allen OF Ohio, land two other individuals
Tho Clerk is dissolute and immoral man and one
Of the diest locolocos in the land He has, doubt
less, spent much of the money in dissipation and riot
vate individuals