The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-11-04
rv TO Il choice.

Ohio has Just elected Wing GOvernoryet
we set down the State ms doubtuI,nnd for the
reason that many of the locolocos there pro-
Tossing to he free soil men do so to gun
wings and get them to vote for Van Buren,
while they (the protested free soil locoIocos)
will vote for Cass-the man pledged TO veto
the Wilmot Proviso. The prospects howev-
er are improving that the State will vote Tor
Taylor.
The Cincinnati Gazette of October 23d,
SAYS that the State is sure for Taylor we
copy IL portion Of the article:
How WILL Ono Go?-She will go for lay
Rand FILLMORE. The result ofthe state
election has not weakened our confidence III
the least, in this result. Many good ana
true Whg,who was misled by the false I'ghts
and false promises ofthe Locoioco Free SUI
ers, has discovered the wicked devices by
which he became temporarily aienated from
the good old Wing Party.
These consistent and conscientious "f rec
Democrats" cast their votes. almost to man,
for Ueiier, uhe Cnss candidate for governor
who had denounced their designs as hetf'sh
,yicked and iucendiny-this has opened the
eyes of The Wing Free .Soiiers,mnny whom
even had withheld their votes from foRD,
through the influences, fnIse promises, ana
double dealings of their Locotoco associates
Hundreds aud thousands Of these disatfected
Wings. being thus deceived and imposed up
on. will now return to their old Wing asso-
cintes, and not only UOie, but work Tor the
Wing nominees, ms the only possible means
of securing the passage of Free Soil Terrific
rial Bills.
The article, which is long, concludes us
follows:
awe repeat ngnin, that the evidences are
abundant and daily Rugmenting,to show that
Ohio will go for Taylor and Fillmore. Cen
TAYLOR, at any time during the last TWO
months, could have poled larger vote III
this State than Gen. Ford, for the reasons
stated, aud now, hundreds and thousands oil
Free Soil Wings, cannot he again deceived SO
MS to support Cass; 10y throwing away thell
votes upon Martin Van Buren,.
The game is played our-the deception Is
exposed, and besides the energy with winch
honest men act in settiug themselves right
who have been mistaken, there is now seen
md felt that strong determination, that re-
sisless efficiency which always characterl
yes the acIs of, the man who has been mlSleC
imposed uPon-dece'Ued.
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa aud Wisconsin are
doubtful too, and some nre confident IayIo
will obtain votes from these States.
NOW AS TO VERMONT.
The talk abroad is, that if Mr. Van Burel
gets any fIhe electoral votes they will conn
from Vermont And what does this mean
The impression arises from the eXpecta''o
(cxcitcd by some body that in order" i'm
,, prove Cass'S chances, by throwing the cleo
rion into the House, the Van Buren, and Cas-
men ofthis State will he sfound so united
the polls as 10 steal the plurality from Ger
Taylor!
= WINGS! SEE TO THIS. And the onl
way to nuke the State sure for HONEST OIL
l ZAcK, is TO see that every Wing is at his pos
of duty; that no one fail to cast his vote &c
the SECOND WAsHIxGToN! "Whigs! yor
country never called so loudly for your exc
: tons, your fidelity, as now. Shall she ca
in yaiI?"