The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-01
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S SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is45.

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ATURDAY, NOVEM RERI, Is45.
ALARMED. The Pokres Of Pennsylvania are
alarmed for the Tariff of ls4a They have recently
held a county meeting at Pittsburgh at which they
declared The Tariff Of sl2 good one ard that no
fault had yet heen discovered in ii! This meeting
recommended mass State Convention to protest a
goinst reduction Of the tariff Do you hear that yo
deceiyers who proclaimed Mr. Polk good Tariff
nran as MIR Clay This movement is started by
leading men Of the Polk patty who told the people Of
Pennsylvani that Polk in favor Of the Tariff Of
/ 1912, and the object Of the meeting is deemed to be
all moonshine except TO make their deceptioRs get
votes for Polk bear the appearance or honesty -sincv
this same Mr. Polk then a candidate for, but now
Presidenthas given n casting vote in his Cabinet in
favor of reducing the Tariff the lowest revqnue
standard! Is .his he Mr. Polk that one MIR Chase for
merly orDerby and now Polk member Of Congress
from Tennessee, cracks mp in Burlington paper as
being such m honest and frank man : We wonder
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iLJs Pi,coR'in is coming Into the Wing ranks.--
The popular vote for momber4 Of the Legislature is
Tor the Wings, while the delegate to Congress barely
sque, zes in on his own sectional popularity. uorn-
WI W. wv l'VN'N'S" I''l lHIph2H Noluilbs o
Gacna Gazette says the party To which he belongs is
diving Of consumption in Consequence of the rotten
Of the materials posing il. Among other
things no writes: o.. ....
The people Of the West hailed The election of Mr.
Polk rs the haI hioger Of better times and better men;
hot he had not fary got his OF State under way
before the good people, tho democracy, ofWrsconsin
and Iowa by black legs, gamblers, old
lrg-easurers and delauers. having in their posses.
sim the Presidents commission Tor the most pron,i-
cteos in tho Territories, also in Illinois. 4.
gAn-i good men, the door of appointment has been
co>ed, while ii seems to have been oC easy
those Of easy virtue, and such engross the principal
Offices"
And why should not such things hive been expect
,d' black legs and all of scuundres combined to
defeat Mr. Clay, and elect Mr. Polk, in the e4pec,a-
ton Of reward, and now they have H. The same cd
crew lhA eat out the Treasury under Van Buren,
have been let into the Treasury again, and the short
abstinence which Cen Harrison gave the dernuters
only made them the more hungry.
New YoRK The election Of a Legislature takes
place in New York Tuesday the 9Th Of Novcm-
bel Whether not the result VIII be like that in
Ohio and Georgin, helirr be told after eccion.
The Polk party do claim over 30, 900 majority
now--so that the Wings can look on cooy and
take the good If any comes. we guess they will a.
bate this claim somewhat after election If there
Sd party or Native party in the way we
would put the State down nj least ,OCO Wing ma
jOri,y in the popular vote.
MA'sAcHusrrrs. Election of Governor and
Legislature on the 10th Of Nov. The Natives" are
making as much an effort possible in this State
and as they carried the Mayor in Boston last Spring
il is supposed they may poll several thousand votes,
which together with Bney s Texas troops also in the
field, will without doubt the election OF State
Officers into the Legislature Odd Massachusetts how.
ever, is Wing to the back bone, suffer though the
Wings may by temporary organizations Of Sd parties
The Natives right in the main in the objects they
have in view-to viii for the amendment, of the Nat
uraizatioa Laws 20 preserve our ballot boxes
from deluge of foreign votes and on this question
The last Legislature of Massachusetts adopted some
very strong resolutions ins,ructng their Senators and
requesting their Representatives in Congress TO seek
such amendment, and consequently there is no ne.
cesshy for the organization of Native party to nc
compish the object, far that Suite is concerned
The Wings throughout the Union desire The same
thing and will seek to bring it about ...
I9srhe Boston papers notice the arrival in tina,
City, Of a Vermont Merchant Nth 60 tons of butter
lie is we are informed, from this County Butter
has not sold well for the last fortnight, in Boston as
1t did the first ofOctober. II commands now, how
ever, good price. a1 .tr.E .E. ~.
"THE BLACK LAWS" OF ONO. In the State
of Ohio there is a law which excludes the testimony
Of free blacks from Of justice The repeal of
this law together with others of Kindred nature nm
Just 10 coored citizens, was prominent question be-
fore the people in the recent eIection-the Wings
went FOR repeal-he Texas party against. The Roch-
ester Democrat gives the manner in which the pre-
tended friends Of the blacks, ling themselves Lib
erymen," acted under these circumstances Their
conduct was perfectly Characteristic The Democrat
says:
"And here we may refer to consistent incoogr,t-
dy-a phrase which best expresses our idea .'rhe
Sd party were found arrnyed against the Wings, al
though they had every 10 know tina; the only