The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-08-08
Il He G. ALE I'D o N 4 A n.

I Movement OF TRoops, The Cherokee Ad-
vocate of July Q, announces the march Of n
company of the 9th infantry from Fort Gibson,
This company, with another from Fort Smith,
and two companies, A. and f., of the first
drngoons,i is to march for San Antonio dc BeH-
ar. The whole under command of Major Bon
neville, and to form part of Gen. Wool's com.
mnnd ..
lJTPnul Dillingham;, Jr., the only Loco Foo
Geo member of Congress, from Vermont, who
d0dged on the first passage of the Tarifvoted
to secure its passage, on the return ofthe bill
to the House, from the Senate. Voters of
Northern Vermont see to your best interest,"
now, and secure the election o. Mr. "handlur,
true friend of these interests and hc protcc.
ton of labor. Be not again deceived in voting
for party ora man who viii betray yon.-.lt-
las
VEro. The President has vetoed the
River and EInrbor Bill, on the ground Of UNI
constitutionalityj or more likely, because the
appropriations were in part for the north, and
not all for Texas.
WHEAT. The Bangor (NIc) Courier says;
awe learn that in this vicinity several fields
of wheat have been mown for fodder, on nc
count of the ravnges of the wecvil. We
have not learned to what extent these ravagcs
have extended but it is the opinion Of intelli-
gent cultvators of wheat in this vicinity, that
the wecvil are so abundant, that the crop may
be considered as a failure in this part of the
State
Tar RATIFIED TREATY. Among the pass
engers in the Hibernia is Gen, Armstrong, U,
s Consul at Liverpool, who went out in the
Great Western on her last trip and has return
ed as bearer of dispatches, Uhe ratified trca-
ty)
0~PThe Locofoco Convention of Wind
ham County, VT. recently adopted the follow
ing resolution
"Resovcd, That we do highly approve Of
the PRINCIPLES ofthe new tariff bill which has
recently pissed the House Representatives
/ in Congress, as being more just, aud nj the
same time more beneficial 10 the interests Of
the great body ofihe people Of this State aud
ofthc country at large, than the Tariff of
1912"
Consummate folly Have the people of
Vermont suffered any injustice from the Tar
ilrof1S42? They have had n ready sale
and good prices for their bcefbutter, cheese,
and wool, and if they expect better under the
new Tariff whose principles they "highly
approve" they will find themselves wofully
deceived Boston Courier.
CALEpoxA.-The North Star in an article
upon Polk Tariff, says:
Again, all wool is to pay duty of30 per
ccnt-lll wool manufactures Ian error
bout two-thirds of wool manufacturing is
transferred 10 Great Britan]thc same. Wheth-
erths rate of duty will afford sufficient pro-
lection to wool or not, it certainly places the
wool growcr and manufacturer upon IN g.
quality"
Certainly; and so does derth.-tFrcc Press.
STATE or ORR WESTERN DEFENCEs. The
Detroit Advertiser speaks in severe terms Of
the crippled condition OF some of the frontier
forts Macknaw has but part ola Conpan-
left to look after it. Sault 81. Marie has
garrison of ~ men, Copper llarbor none,
Fort Winncbago none, and the barracks near
Detroit have force ot-LiTeHiy camp-irOnGR.
Al the economy, says the Ediror.is expended
al tie North--all the money is luNishcd ut
the South.
INFORMANT TO LABoREHs. The Newbury-
port Herald says:
A letter from an American, who is making
atour of Austria aud Italy, says railroad la
borcrS there receive p ccmtS day, and con
slider themselves we'll paid, Women, who
perform nearly all the meun drudgery otag-
ricullure, the young men being in the army,
receive - cents day. The roads are kept
IN repair by women, who break the stone and
mend the roads for about : cents day. The
general fare is piece oi'ryc bread for break
FAST for dinner, u soup about as substantial as
mixture of warm water and salt, boiled
sausage, and rye bread; in the evening, their
frugal meal is soaccd by the company ofbeer
which is used in excess, to the exclusion of
tea and coffee.
Now, it is this kind of labor, and with such
wages that Loco Focos here wish the Amer
leans to enter into competition with. Who's