The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-12-26


thing" for all his customers on Tuesday, we
do not doubt
Options Of the British and
their Friends in this Country.
The following fare authentic sayings OF
British papers, and also Of prominent friends
ofMr Folks Tariff in this country. Ponder
them, we democratic working men the 4th
Congressional District. tits for this Polk
Tariff that the administration are so anxious
to get your votes for Peck, and Great Britain:
From the London British Times.
The passage of the tariff of the United |
States of America, of which adyices have
Just come to hand may be regarded as THE |
MOST IMPORTANT MEASURES effect |
ing the interchange reproduction and manu-
fnctures of the two countries, WHICH HAS |
OCCURRED SINCE THEIR SEPARA- !
ITlON. 1t is almost impossible to overate the
effect it will have upon the manufacturing
industry ofths country, (England)when we
take into consideration, that, in spite OF the
prohbitory tariff, the United States has been
Tue most important outlets for our manuiuc-
lures for many years past.
From the Manchester (British) Guardian.
The favorable commercial news from the
United States has, ut all events, not only
checked the downward tendency that has eX-
listed for the last three or four weeks, bur il
has made the market what may be called firm,
while in printing cloth, of good quality, there
is an advance, though small one.
From the Liverpool, (Brtish) Standard.
The new Tariff ofthe United States, is a
measure which will he received with infinite
| SATISFACTION by TIE British merchant
and manufacturer.
The general effect must be TO increase the
value Of the American market to the BRIT
! ISL MANUFACTURER, while it may AR
REST the PROGRESS OF THE PEOPLE
ofthe EASTERN STATES IN MANUFAC-
| TURING SKILL Notwithstanding lho large
margin ofproection (25 per cent? still left
them.
Mr. Payne, Locofoco member of Con-
gress from Alabama, when asked where the
country would get a revenue, replied:
| easy enougl-lUe shall consume FOR
EIGN goods instead Of goods made at home!-
We shall derive u revenue ofSl00,OO0OO0, if
need be, by IMPORTING FIVE TIMES AS
MANY IS WE NOW DO"
The well known Loco Senator Nc Duffie
ofSouth Carolina, made use ofthe following
extraordinary language:
an lCaS represented hhGt The LABOR Of he
country would be affected by this blIl-THAT
I(said MIR McDufiie, coutemptuously) Is BUT
A SMALL MATTER!"
The Democratic Review, IL periodical de-
voted to Locotoco principles, spoke as fol-
lows in September
1.-THE arif'cuacled by Congress at its last
session, is ofitself important, not because it
actually Giminishcs to any grent extent the
taxation upon consumable goods. hut BE
eau Sc IT RENOUNCES THESYSFEM
IOF PROTECTION TO certain branches Of
industry. TT OVERTHR OWS A PRINCE
PIE MORE OR LESS ACTED ON SINCE
4 THE FORMATION OF THE GOVERN
! MENT."
The Washington Union, the official organ
of President Polk, says:-"TIlE PROTEC-
TIVE SYSTEM Is DOOMED TO EX-
FUNCTION"
PAID UP LIKE Man. The Louisville jour
nal informs the world that MIR John Hayes,
the unlucky gentleman who thought il wise TO
court two ladies ut oncc--and was instructed
by jury, to give one of them six thousand
dollars, for limiting his action, in her case, to
the counting aIone-has promptly responded
TO the summons, by drawing and handing
over his check for the amount. He could
rot deny himselfthe pleasure, however, of
launching n little stroke OF malice ut the fair
plaintiff and the jury, by filing up his check
in this wise:
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 6, 1876.
Henry s. Julian Esq, Treasurer of .Hechga-
les SaUingS Institution Of LodSUiHe:-PIease
pay to the bearer, for Sunday evening
walk, six thousand dollars, and charge the
same to account. JOHN HAYES.
The Governor OF Louisiana has declined
acting on the requisilion oflhc Secretary of
War for battalion Of five companies from
that State, until further advised.
For the first time in many years John GUM
cy Adams was absent from his seat ut the or
ganization of the House May his a. ence
be brief Never before did the country more
require the services of such man.
The MeXcans, it is said, catch II runaway
soldier by throwing II Exchange paper.
Very similar to the manner in which old
Bachelors are taken. They are caught with
lass OIL
Read the following tribute to Wistnr's Bal
sam, from the Kinderhool, n, Y, Sentinel,
dated July 81, 1915;
tues of Wstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, in
the cure of pulmonary complaints, have been
attestGd by many persons, that he who
doubts its efficacy must be in truth very
sSeptc A remarkable cure of Consumption
has recently been effected by this medicine in
the town of Chatham, in this County, and
which was related to us by DR.. Herrick, an
eminent physician of that town, TO whom we
have permission to refer A young lady who