The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-09-01
Facts 10 be Remembered.

Let the people Of Permoni, remember, that every
vote for the Loco Foco candidate, is vote in favor
of DESTROYING the present Tariff and Of reducing tho
wages Of the American mechanic and manufacturer
to tho level Of the European Standard SirpeHce day.
Lei il be remcmbeye5, That every vote for Polk
ism Is vote in favor Of the free trade policy-that
policy which will inevitably break down the great
branches of American industry built up by the proec
tive system, and give Great Britain the privilege Of
doing our manufacturing as she did previous to the
Revolution.
Let ii be remembered, That the party which
tain this policy, whatever they may call themselves,
is truly the British party Of this day the Amer
lean tories were Of the Revelation, and that every
vote given for ts candidates for Office is in direct
conflict with the principles Of the Revolution.
Let The people Of Pcmom remember, Tint every
vote for the Polk conddutcs is in favor of the
b-Treusury that instrument Of European despot-
ism by which gold is provided for The government
and lng4 for the people, which Mr. Van Buren, import
ed in 1887 and attempted to ascn upon this country
with all its evils and denominations, hut which the
people Indignantly cast of and hurled its importer
from power in 1870
Let il be remembered, That every vote for Locofo-
coisrn a vote in favor orcoecng the revenues Of
the country in gold and silver exclusively, and of
locking them up for the benefit of the government
and the Office holders, as was done during Van Bu-
ren's administration, thus giriag gold and siirsr 10
tie Office Holders and rags 10 The peop'c.
Let il be remembered That every vote for the Polk
State Ticket is a vote not only in favor Of the
alton ofTcxas- denounced by leading locofocos lit
tie more than year ago, as "wicied, vile and God
abandoned place." and a scheme "bdck as ink
and bitter hel''-but mos. probably in favor Of
paying from the L. States Treasury the debts Of
Texas, estimated at from ten to twenty millions Of
dollars, besides, body knows how much, under
the head of n Texas war. And these bills the peo-
pie oc Vermont will be called upon to pay no small
share. Let these things be remembered next Tuesday
PRACTICAL LocoFocoIsM. According to To-
coroco reckoning, there has been imported into the
United States under the per cent duty, during the
last year. s. 900 900 lbs Of Wool such comp tes
with the Wool raised in Vermont. Now, every
man knows who knows enough 10 60 to his barn with
out guidebonrd his head, that such foreign wool
cannot, by The act of Congress, Of 1912, be brought
into the United States under fire per cent duty how
does anger for the honesty, activity and integrity
of such men the administration has placed in our
Custom Houses? Does it not look though the
government pays dearly for the services of those men
who caro- more for the honor and emoluments of Of
flee than they do for any thing olse' II the truth
could be known, and believe it will be, by. and
by, wen venture to say that of the 100000 lbs
which, according to Iocofoco authority, has been
brought into the United States during the last year,
(wool which completes with the wool raised in Yer
MONT four f1hs Of that amount inspected
properly and faithfully by those whose duty it was to
kno,r, by their own observation, whether a cargo Of
wool was reported 10 them right or wrong.--Bellotrs
Falls Gd:.