The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-21
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
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whole of the State. The towns that remain
20 be heard from gave majority for Wood
bury last November, of 263 votes This would
leave the majority in the whole State against
Williams over thirteen hundred That n
gainst Woodbury. will be much larger
. FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS
Goodwin. Hale. Woodbury.
30 towns, 16,454 500 25,307
Scattering, ~
Majority against Woodbury., $3.50
This will not probably, be much reduced by
the remaining towns. ...
Goodwin was the Wing Candidate for Con-
gress, Hale was supported blythe Independent
Democrats and the 3D. party--the Sd party
vote is probably some 1000 or 4,5O0-Wood-
bury by the slaveocnts
l. H. THE HOUSE.
One Wing paper gives the following
Wing l15
lndepe ndents %
Radicals 100
We have, therefore, l43 anti-Radicals to
100 Loco Focos. But eight Representative
districts remain to be heard from These will
probably be all represented by Radical Loco
Focos, which will still leave us a clear anti
Radical majority Of rwENry-sIx. I..
The Manchester American, makes the whole
number of Wings and Independents, 1876, and
that of the Locos and Radicals, 100, &. express
es the opinion that the anti Radical majority
in the House will not much exceed twenty
The Now Hampshire Couriet has the follow
ing:
''The next House of Representatives will
consist of 262 members, 107 of whom are
Wings, 80 Independent Democrats, and Lib
erty Party men, and 1929 Radicals, giving to the
Anti Radicals I40
Radicals .. 122
Anti Radical Majority is
In this statement some wings are probably
put down abolitionists who, tho abolition
lists, might choose to be cassed as wings
u5 t.. THE SENATE.
The Wings and Independents have elected
Gcorg H. Dodge in No, /; Abraham Emerson
in No >; and Irenus Hamilton in No H. The
Loco Focos have elected Mr. Gage in No. a,
Mr. Patten in No. and Mr. Hubbard in No -
No choice in No. 3, 3, 6, 4, o and 10. The
Senate when filed will probably stand Rudi-
calls TO o anti Radicals H".
THE CouNoIL. Samuel Jones, Loco, is G.
ccted in the Hillsborough District, Enos Fer
rem, loco, in Grafton and Coos, and Jared Per-
kins, anti-rad. in Cheshire & Sullivan. Vacan
cies in the Rockingham and StraffoId districts.
The vacancies win probably be filled by a
Wing and an Independent. Goo ,..
TnE TnAw. The freshet from the recent
thaw did very little damage in our immediate
vicinity, but at Hardwick Hollow it tore to
pieces valuable bridge across the Lamoille,
and injured the clothing works of Mr. Remick
to some extent. 1t also carried away part ola
bridge at Lower Waterford. Had the rain
continued day or two longer the freshot
would have been destructive. go
The freshet extended into Pennsylvania
where considerable damage was done, as we
learn by our Southern papers. The mails
were also deranged and delnyed-by it.
PSome of the New Hampshire Locofoco
papers are trying to make it appear that "the
fedcralists have triumphed." Such is not the
fact. Jared W. Williams, S. said to be an old
federalist,-the Locofoco candidate for Gov
ernor, is defeated by more than 1900 votes, and
we have not heard of the election of Cyrus
Barton, Henry Hubbard, Sam. Cushman, or
any other dyed-in-the wool or double distilled
old fsderaist, who is leader, manager, or
wire puller in the ranks of the invncible and
unterriied democracy, -.4uas.
nF~The. Rev. Mr.. Garnett, colored gen
ileman from N. Y, is delivering third party
lectures in this state, accompanied by one of
the editors the Freeman, who carries round
the hat to get the dollars. fMr. Garnett
dreams that negroes cannot vote in Vermont
he is mistaken. In New York they are de-
MED their rights, and an effort is now being
made (aided, we trust, by every genuine
Whig,fo do them justice. We fear that the
Rev. Mr.. Garnet has got into the wrong field
to labor, while the down trodden and abused
black men ofNew York are crying for help.
-Wdtchnaan r it Nj
DEATH OF DR.. Observation-Disclosures Par
don Brownell, of East Hartford, died very
suddenly on Tuesday evening, He WINS en-
gagged in addressing a Democratic meeting,
and was suddenly seized with dizziness in the
head, which increased, with other symptoms.
so that he was taken from the Hail. and con-
veyed to I'll. NJ. Phelps Hotel, where he died,
In an hour and twenty minutes from the time
he was seized with illness. The cause oflis
sudden death is supposed to have Been'the
rupture of blood vessel in the head. The
event isvery affiictiveto the circle ofrelatives.
His funeral will be attended this afternoon
from his late residences at O'clock. Hartford
COurdnt. 'Ia ''''i IA - M a-as.foH SID
Jacob C1obenhattl, rosVirginia, recovered |