The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-21
: The Election.
Froi n the True Democrat

readers may see how joyful are the Victors:
Froi n the True Democrat.
'.Che Election.
NEW HAMips WIRE REDEEMED-PRO-
SLAVERY r.. ADICALISM PHOSPHATE
THE GRAN TIE STATE RE-ANNEX-
EDTO THE f. Rec STATES-"GREAT!
GOOD! GLCIR lOUS !!w
We have no i'm q for comments on the I'M
expected, glorio us result ofthe struggle that
has Just past. II he returns given will tell the
whole story. W., ave been too busy in fig
uring up the retur ms to devote any time to the
unnecessary task of comments. An Anti
Radical Governor i IN anti-radical Senator 10
Congress an anti II idical House-an anti
radical Senate---an IN ti-radical Council---and
so on, in the same ST. n III, to the end of the
chapter .. ..a ot . ..l... 1...7 "a ar .a'
From the New II a mpshire Statesman.
New Hampshi re Election.
The prostrating effe is of an election con-
Winning through four da $, and the utter de-
rahgement ofdny thing IKE business in a
printing office,in into whit IN crowds are CON
Stanty pressing, find us in n wrong state to
write even n preface TO the election returns
embraced in this sheet. 1t may perhaps, be
enough nerely''to aege that the result is
ola character to awaken Ny GUS emotions in
the hearts of thousands, be 'th upon the soil of
III,
hize wifi us, scattered up, m down the face
otthe whole ceuntiy. dt"N III cause 'unmlngl-
al norio 49, ,a,ss9,,.s,a,,o. ii, midn;ght daS
ness so long brooding over oar State; the
wrongs we have suffered rs iarty; and the
destructive measuresso long pl rsued by tn e
reigning party here % & ~ ......
The returns below, gether W 18th a list of
the Representatives, Will convey To every
Ia ~ A
vote was taken, probdlay rlnnin above 55,-
4 900. The weatherwas never he tier at a
a March elections, nhd'the- sleighIrg so good
that no one remuined at home on nc count of
bad travelling. The sun on III tie sday was
cloudess AT it's rising and at its goi N down
to those who gained the Victory til e sun of
III Austerlitz" indeed. aiN
III Tie result maybe engrossed as ioliows.-
N There IS no election Of Gore,FOr by hse people;
"A Wood6my has failed 0felectbn, on tt' fourth
Y tiat; and HGority 81 .7''t!- Radicals, chosen
10 he Legislature. ,.. l.,..
we have no sympathy Ter loud del n, 'ns'ra-
n tons OF applause ut politicat success howeV-
x er great IN extent or inportant'h cons memo
sion to congratulate our trieiptiS that the dark
+ and apparently impenetrable Elond, SO long
n moodng over the state, is dlspeiied, ar q the
rosPect aliorog;s OF q S refgrs " u
N wv ~, ~, 80 y a Am nj - ..
Inc ioliowihe coii'es from M olh---' I =.
n the sober ~ cool headed'Greeley ofthe' ri
N bune: a4t '.'.'. ' ....,.,'l ...r.aAn . b..
NEW HAMPSHIRE ALI HAILM
M Nobly done, gallant Freedmen ofNcw Halnp
M shirel Whirs ofthe Union! n glorious tri-
Il almub has been won bv our brefffen of tine
M i,ranite state which Is deserving, of vour
sarmest concentrations. TIT is the breaking
Rway ofthe Northern State hitherto most
Closely chained to the car OF Gag Law and
&iave Extension. 1t is an uprousiFg OF Ere e
Plate OF the North 10 aemaha tn@ tine Corn
promises OF the Oonsntuton shaflhe IesPec I
~ IN behalf OF freedom as well as ohthe Sieie
Slavery. Ihis revoiuflon marks an era IN
Hanona' AFFAIRS IL Is a sign Si nope arg
promise to all the friends OF independent
housht and manly freedom. Inc days cI
%aucus RUE ana JUNO dcta aI, approach
NWrVaton which conserves llberty rather thar'
ifs influences, and destined, we hope, to be
%Id,!urng. Three cheers for the victorious
WFhIgs and independents otNew Hampshire.
n7sCoI T,vr Editor oftha Rdll,.n On
~ 800 ~ ~ -
s:.e S.iu ra y, c'fiiGiua,e BOZ tne ~. lahip
"e ou'te . eliooe' tahes MS 'ae1eS1 ike u PM
psopher. He says:
W ''We have pretty.Inuch concluded we lad
better not he Senator this year. we shall be
D busy firing tbinos for orr conrenpIotedex
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