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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-20
THE ALED MAN.

VidinC meuus iuf the protection OF those VIII
ure d~pendcni upon their own lhbors for an in
come Health insurance has recently ieceiv
I'd much attention. A company Inns been form
rd and tables Of rates hive been made, and
iarre number OF policies have already been is
surd
The Massachusetts Health Insurance Com
n1uy ben fremont street, have issued a lnrg,
number or policies, since July Of the pnst year
Hnd FROM what W. have seen and learned, III
aHairt are IHusr,d with great prudence, ant
fts operations doubtless will be the mems Of
cheering many families, which otherwise
would be- constantly liable 10 want and suffer,
ug
Tho Massachusetts Health Insurance Com.
paHy fag o. small annual premium, agree to pay
Co.. person who 30 the subject Of policy, GER
Cam amount per- week for every week he is I'M
aH.r. from sickness, 90 attend 10 his accustom-
rl Husfu-ss The company ~ enabled to do
this. rf rrcrivrnr sufficient amounts ufpremi-
uu irum thos, WIN arc so fortunate us not 10
81 raa.-ris ofsictucss. The chances orhealth
saU s.r tu-sr have been accurately calculated,
tlisl taf sitE may b. favored not only by
% aaf uir1 have paid themselves, but by what
laass pos vHo ENJOY the blessings Of health
D. st-srl.T proper business action, and
sos ouif -, 90 has become moral duty
no mar 10 s--L, be- loses his time Tor labor -
What b. hnt pee worth Let the amount of
'f ralur ! s insured o. lam IN case Of sickness,
.s tHe san a.lr that boz would have has effects
assured aau.l.I Er.
There o ar condition but Of absolute toeaith,
.lal vii' ,EeHp' man from the duty ofhealh
1aFar arE AL. rHrati1as alikc require a state
rai.t co. necessary condition 10 income
Hr hraish irsurnues lhe INDECENT may At least
aavs tsr 'afss.art,uu tnai they are receiving
iher own .l -ase of silkurss. instead Of being
rul.a.f 90 s.e-ls oi charity
TOE rollraut ir which we have alluded, is
uraer t1e direction of a board Of managers,
a.ruIt ress-rtaa.r and responsible. and we can
raamru. sl. institution as being one of the
Has. us.f .r .hs county.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-20
Health Insurance.

The following article from ilse s'Christian
Witness, indicates IN what estimation tde op
nifty.
HEALTH IvsuRAscA. Il Is but short time,
since our citizens werr wondering IN regard TO
the u-cRRing Of LrrI ISsURArcr VIII pol
icy secure life % us. Who can pramioc tElzs
IL II not an act Of impietv 10 uRderwYite upon
the duration Of man life These we're quea-
.ions csten asked, and promptly answered --
Now, bar few are ignorant a. the subject Of
life tnsuranl and offs important a0vRntarus
The bencfceui mind IS str active "a pro
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-20

Mtftaru correspondent Of the n. o.
br.ia. vri.-s l-pu las City Of Mexico under
aalf a. AIr. l3.H Cd am exceedingly sorry
Nr lrasl ace uui remain mere longer He
raait huv rrrrc,srd stronger influence in
iiI. ratihatsu 81 ibs treaty than any other
r-rs7r the laF~~umruf could send here, and
nur o"vri uHs~ui certainly made great mis-
laAr ,u ssi.atHg alu home prisoner at this
n-r-L-nLar I'm.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-20

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-20

T. he Germans Of New York have sub.
scribes $4,000 IN behalf of the revoIutiopa-
~ uios srBsHi. IN Germany, and to aid the wild
ous an orphans Of those who have fallen in
abe rec nj struggle The money is to be for
warde6 Through ths American Consul at Bre-
men
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-20

or mutilate them, although now lioblo b.,
mere generally known. DO with them w ~,
you please. neither court nor sbup " n,g
liciiy. " pub.
remnln, very truly Yours
WINFIELD SCOTT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-20

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F.r HHrs uIt MFHIra. lhf autFofi .lrf Tf y u.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-20

Omar CoErLAoEATIlS 90. Dr4Enr There
has hern large IRE al Detroit. Seventy 5uild.
ingt werr burned, mong them some of the
most vaiEa5!r ~ tine oity--and three hundred
families are turned out Of doors. Two large
hnteh we've bHrned.-Loss, $500, O0G about
half insured
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-20
THE sCFuoLJOURNAL ANp VERMONT
aGEECI-L TyETST

7lr hrr no of thc 20 Vol. or this useful
.rrae,rai uas ss'er received by us II is pub
.sHrd By .sbur 8 Tracy. Windsor, at the be-
r.Hnmg a. each month, and may be had Of
r~un iu uuat of iie towns IN the northern
.--taar Of ..r STATE al the low price Of - cents
aHuurl The Agricultural information to
viean~' .rau lis pages yearly rs worth ten
.a.Hf tHlsru1
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-20
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-20

o. The Baltimore sun chronicles the disap-
p. rrancs q. large numbers OF slaves from some
e.. ,He out counties Of Mary land, and a Balti-
on Frg correspondent Of The New York Herald
wrr Fulw alI paris Of the State we hear OF
ta myst'' IONS disapPearaHee oFdrovcs Cfthcm.
A' ta" pr.rrHs slavery 70 rapidly becoming
ez inrt 90 Maryland, a. those that are caught
aH nrougu sack are immediately sold to slave
ac1icr ant o. the Southern sugar and cotton
ula utatfuns
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-20

IVA writer IN the nalnmo-e Patriot nom
mates GcT- Winfield Scott for President. and
john J Clsirnden for Wee President.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-20

SMASH '-res AKA IIlnois.by u vote Of 40, =.
rs u - l7a, Mss adopted constitutional
pr, v's'on declaring that no person OF African
aefacai si@. BE- permitted 10 cmiCrate to and
settle ~ tre State Tins in the Nineteenth
Ce curry snd lE State making vociferous
pr, essIuE, % democracy o shame upon the
hvrsucrttss
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-20

The l-lrai.cus bold their National Con
-euttoH o. Haltmor, on Monday next We
auuHt ru as sAo tacy viii nominate for the
rrssL-uci Cen worth has written . letter
o.. ar AlaFaHsu member Of Congress defining
.uls.I juI.-..spl iouoiOcos and, IT is said,
BE Gone ut tlc instance of Folks Commits
F.Hurrs o. lrra' i1r prucc with Mexico. Worth
b. one OF Oh. Gsrrscuulurs OF Gen. Scott, and
-..e 90. Poll srh'seu ,oois 10 supplant and dis
gas, Hfn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-20

O The steamship America left New York
on WedBl sday Tor Liverpool, with upwards
IF go pase'ugrra, and over 500, 600 in specie
The snip 'splendid Tor Havre takes out &c.,
coo do IlariL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-20

ful bHa.rr. ef-rHrt -gra~ua. rrr
Irsr #rr ISL. aurr ~rvec from Wilson
a Go .. Nra lore e s.esl 81 rrs-craleus of
ils LuErayura prrparrd iur tb-rr great F.rs,-
-.l jaai.sr hra.a-r JuraafArn rr al.s urcsrr
rrar uaa auou. ta b. is-oed Tacsr arr par
trails .lle slzr ofI5fc 81 Niessrs CLAY. Bruts-r.
Webster. and Calhoun. THc paper BE- like
uisl a. contain The Assault on Chruaifspsr. ba-
fore the walls Of Mr-ico. by the American.
,roop'-un Immense engraving occupying
nearly two pages Of the Jonathan Thu. stu.
peudous size OF this picture has enabled IA
ARTIST o. give the exact position OF the az-arlt-
ing parties, and likencsscs Of tire various s.
mrriran officers in thc,r several positions
The usual variety Of eh-rayrnra suitable o. IA,
Glorious Fourth are to be- given Also, ,,vs.h-
er with fac sssHiis ofthe munusc, rat Deelar..
lion Of Independence IN tire land v-r.trr a.
Jefferson, with all tue original signatures al.
taehed. y cent? copy Tor the sheet "a Ger.
taInly cheap
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-20

u The AeW ora Express, which has hith-
ert, been v,olcHtiy opposed to the nomination
Of C'rnernl Taylor, and warm in support of MIR
Clay, aeiasov iedr-s itself satisfied with Gen.
Tayl1r's ANh,g principles, as expressed in his
letter " tlrr ed ult
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-20

rFThc Nv ORA Evening Post, speculat-
'Ec upon what o. b. done with the Hunker
anc BarHburuef delegates TO the Baltimore
Con entisn, urges that the southern Delegates
me'- consent Be- 'l'r ADHESION Of the latter, or
'e smut ot' themselves, Tor introducing the
me- 'heoT' mao tine Democratic creed, viz. that
exi' nsiOu 81 slavery % an element Of the de-
mocracy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-05-20

1.-THE Charleston Mercury says that the
pco' le Of South Curolinu are opposed to send
ing -c1eE.trs Ga the Loco Foco National Con
venlIon. They pFrier an armed neutrality
The Merearv says they do not expect to gath
cr rraps.st-F tilarre or frs Of tb,qttast
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-03-18
Destruction Of Steamboats,.

We noticed, last week, the destruction, by tire,
of the steamboats, Circassian, Hendrick Hudson,
and Trenton at the wharf at Cincinnati. From a
Telegraphic Despatch to the Pittsburgh CONNER
ciai Journal, dated St, Louis, Saturday, March IL,
we learn that at "about IL o'clock on Friday night
FIRE broke out on board the steamer Avalanche,
At the wharf in that city, and the flames, extending
with great rapidity, could not be arrested until
three other steamers 'Hibernian, John J. Hardin,
and Leclede, and two freight bargts, were Con-
sumed. The loss OF the boats is estimated at Fifty
Thousand Dollars. Loss on cargo Twenty Thou
sand. There was insurance of Six Thousand Dol.
Lars on the Hardin, the others are known to be
partially insured.
"The steamers Eudora and Charter Oak were
several times on fire during the confasration, and
barely escaped destruction"
The Editor of the Commercial Journal says:
..Tbree Of these steamers, the Avail; he, John j.
Hardin, and HebeInian, were built in this city,
Pittsburgh the Laclede at St. Louis, but all ex.
cept the Avalanche were owned in ST. Louis; the
Avalanche in Pittsburgh. 1t is understood that the
owners of the A. were fully covered by insurance.
The Avalanche was but ten mdnths old, the Har-
din and .Laclede were also, comparatively new
boats, the Hlbernian, was an old boat.
From the same paper we also learn that the
steamer Swatara was run into by the steamer va
ZOO, on Friday morning the 10th inst. at Dog
Tooth Bend, Mississippi river. The Swatara sunk
Immediately to her main deck. Cargo total loss.
A later despatch says that the Avalanche had
Just arrived from Pittsburgh with 200 boxes ofdry
goods on board, which were neary!all destroyed.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-03-18
From the Mt. Vernon Banner.
Seabury FOrd-0ur Soldiers.

When men are candidates for public
favor, it sometimes becomes necessary
to take retrospective glance at their
public acts and political history, in Or
der to determine whether they are en-.
titled to the respect, confidence and
support which they claim at the hands
of a free, enlightened, sovereign and in
dependent people. 1t is for this pur-
pose that we now advert to the poIiti.
cal history and legislative acts Of the
great standard bearer Of federalism in
Ohio, whose name stands at the head
of this ticle. From the position he
now occupies, they have Of necessity
become public property, and it is the
right and duty of,he public 10 know all
about his political principles as well as
his position touching all great questions
ofNational and State policy. To deny
this right would be to strike a death
blow at the very foundation Of civil lib
erty, and require the people to vote for
men for the highest Office in their gift,
without knowing aught about either
their qualifications or the principles
which would govern them in the ad-
ministration ofour publieaffairs. Claim
ing the rights Of free citizens ofa free
State, we spread before the public the
legislative acts Of Mr.. Ford in the Sem
ate ofOhio, in the year 1s47, upon the
following proposition with reference to
the pay Of our soldiers, their widows
and orphans: y
Mr.. Reemelin moved TO take up Sen.
ate joint resolution in favor Of soldiers
and the widows OF soldiers Of the Mex
ican war; which was agreed to. /
1 Mr.. Thornhil moved to strike out all
after the preamble, and insert the fol-
lowing, (which being accepted by the
mover Of the resolutions were then a.
greed to. ~ llgg s,ts sgis
Rssolcsd 6y The General Assembly ofl
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-03-18

Il is right to be frank and candid with friends fel
low citizens right therefore to declare our opin-
ions and compare notes with each other. But no
or bigoted attachment to particular doc
trines win be induged, if we can only get rid of
the intolerable grievances under which we labor.
The Pairiarchs Abraham and Lot grew rich ia
ocks and herds and strife sprang up amongst their
herdmen "Then Abraham said unto Lot Sep
arate thyselfI pray thee from me. If thou wilt
take the left hand, then will 20 10 the right, or
if Thru wilt depart to the right hand, then will 60
to the lett. Let there be no strife pray thee be.
tween me and thee; nor between my herdmen aud
thy herdmen." For why!.-.fof the most endear-
ing reason in tho world "we are BRETHREN"
Every friend Of the People, every advocate Of a
superior and better order OF things shall be accept
cd In our ranks, as worthy BROTHER, an approx.
ed co-laborer in the great, good cause of public
progress and public happiness. We will fight the
battle; we will win the victory; and then we will
settle the details in such spirit of fraterna kind
ness and concession as will leave no portion of the
people, no section Of the State any just cause Of
complaint This number is longer than was in
tended.
Most Respectfully, &C.,
EDWARD ARCHBOLD.
Woodsfeld, March 10, ls4s..--No. II. ..
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-03-18
Gen. Seabury Ford.

We promised 10 give our readers, in this weeks
paper, the transactions of General Seabury Ferd
In the yu,net trade, should we be furnished with
history ofhls life, in time. Having failed to re-
ceive full anil clmpete biol raphy, our readers
must be content, for while, with so much of his
life a. will be found in the article headed "Seabury
Ford...Our Soldiers In the meantime we can
rive some of our own surmises upon the subject.
We notice, in a number of our exchanges, that
the General has received an additional title--that
of"picayune;" and that he is now familiarly
known as "picayune" Ford. Whenever the Gen.
eral makes his appearance in any of the towns on
the Reserve, his arrival is heraded by tat express
sivs phrase:
"a "Picavtne Ford has come to town"
Now we have worked upon our Imagination in
order to ascertain the origin Of this additional title,
and have come to the following conclusion which
We submit az perfectly legitimate: Greiner, the
State Librarian, informs that the General s,cal.
Iotcs thousands of shippers both body and breeeh-
sy Now from this we inier that the General
must be pretty extensively engaged in the cheese
business, otherwise known as the r,mnet trade.
That is; the General, in his perambulations over
the Reserve conceives it to be his duty to have an
eye 70 "the main chance" and consequently car
ries in his spoke" few runnets, to dispose of to
the numerous purchasers in Cheesedom But in
osder to make "fp." he very scientifically "dis.
sects" or splits each ofhs articles or stock in
trade into two or more pieces, thereby realizing
..picayune" through his superior scientific knowl-
edge. Therefore. in his peregrnations he has ac-
quired the dignifed title of"Picayune" Ford, and
his arrival is now heralded,
"Picayune Ford has come to town."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-03-18
Central Committee Meeting,

JAS. R. MoRRIs.-.Pease announce that the
Democratic Central Committee Of Vigilance for
Monroe county, will meet at the Counting Room
Of the office of the Spirit of Democracy, on Mon
day the 10th day of April next, at O'Clock, p m
Yours, &C., JAS. NJ SloOI'
One of said committee.
Ao-The Committee consists of Arthur Smyth,
Joseph Caldwell, Cornelius Okey, Israel D. Riley,
Christian Yockey. James M. Stout, and Thomas
Mitchell, Jr.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-03-18

10 BY reference 10 an article in another col
umn Of to-days paper, from the Washington Un-
ion. our readers viii see that the treaty has been
ratified BY vote Of 80 10 Is.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-03-18

strife, and "a the second Tuesday of
October next, sustain The man who has
gloriously sustained- his country in the
hour Of her peril, and drive the cantine
minion Of despotism TO his native
huunts.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-03-18

lei District, John Snyder, Hamilton.
I'd George Kesling. Warren.
I'd Francis A. Cunningham, Preble'
4th G. Volney Dorsey, Miami.
6th Charles NJ. Godfrey. Putnam.
9th Samuel Myers, Crawford.
7th John w. Bell, Highland.
9Th Daniel Cockerill, Adams.
9th Samuel Diffen derfer, Pickaway.
10th Theodore Carpenter, Delaware.
nth .s Daniel ]. Swinney, Richland.
18th f" Lewis Anderson, Lawrence.
18th {" John Lidey, Perry.
l4th William Lawrence, Guernsey.
18th " William C. Walton, Monroe.
10th Joseph Burns, Cdshocton.
18th VIM. Mcdonald, Jefferson.
18th David A. Starkweather, Stark.
18th Joel B. Buttles, Trumbull.
Goth Henry B. Payne, Cuyahogh.
1ist Abijah Ives, Huron.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-03-18

ELECTORAL TICKET.
I tass
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
L. Grand Byington, Of Pike county.
Samuel Starkweather, of Cuyahoga.
.f DISTRICT ELECTORS.
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