The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-14
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ln Ipnutcicu-ln lhttt ~ w" '"NE''N
sioual Dislricls- lhe Cues party pul 10 noun
nation ono Of their parry Ia esch DlsIricl-
Two ofIhen were Cass Electors aud lh'
Van Buren,, or free soil Pnrly, no called ndop
led Ihanl 90 their rapdidplesphefel lley do
fsaled lie WHY'S, who had never heen any
lhmg elre bot for Tree roll, unconlaminn'eo
with political llypoeraey,
The Albany Journal, commenting on lhi'
state ofihipgs IN CounseIiout, Prior 80 tie g.
leeion, administered uye following we'll mer-
tied rebukoi
The coalition contaminated between the
leaders Of lhe "freo Soil" aud Loco .fneo
parties in CouneciiGuiH one Of ihr m0si stu
gular not 10 SHy dlsgrAociul eyents Of lllu year
ID anbrdn graphic illustration oi'ih1 iyppe-
rary of Ihe political piinrisees ~ that stole,
fWho nrrnyed themselves under llle free soil
standard during The lalo PrnsidnnlHl r1h'lesi'
7 Too holy Ia ga, opHrHlo with lhe Wing party,
twhOh0 unGOmprpniiAina attachment 90 Free
dom has beet demonstrated 10y their nelH Tor
twenty yenral they have joined hautla with
/ the loco lpco party, AID Nominated 80 one OF
lhuir candidates for Congress, q man who
naA hraughi forward !Iy Caissai1isol' 'slisit
adopted lio following resoluionr
/ Received, That ws approve fthe admins
lhtion of James Polls, which has inst tor
minated,
r. ftrHutvFu,T 4 IWt riIU FUGrcEE 6r0uF HltloHAi
governmental lllle adulinislefad-npan tho pfla-
oirlns advocated by the Democracy, has fully
proved the lf4sae,a eC fhfsg HisaFHEss sud
strengthened ~ iu the belief that any alpdT-
tIrf nom hai p0'irg WI be- disaHif0us a. thr
interests n tbs great county nov ~ pros
porous and henry
Could ANY l1nR more odious 10 The bon
est friends Of The principle ui Tree tuli hc ut
tered Amuug mo "nicnrulcs' thus nplluy-
c,l, wns the ANNEXATION of IeAnt, the Nnr
With McNico, aud lie rNtrusiun of
Sln,e'y, E,ory Inmciple Nhlch iirc ruilrre
ldir prolcf-rd 10 hate, tbs Convention ui'-
plnudrd And set ,le nominee ut liut tub-
Tntion, WHO Wus Cess iirrt1t mud bii nc
th0 nd,uralc Ofhis election, b. taken ~ by
jho Free sod Convention NJ Il proper rcgrc'
sentative Of lhr principles of iluI puriy'
Bul Nhul frudrrs this coalition tlic m"tc
d.sgmccliil h ilc fact lhut Mr. Rockwell, llu
ptcscutuhlc RrpfotrulUti,o Of ilnt disiiciit
iliu Wig candidate lor rcselrcilOn, Daring
the period of his service, 10 man hHh been
more devoted tuIlc principle Of Free Soil
MI hi. spcccics have bfcn nude upou ihc
right side, aud ull his Votes cast Ia ihC iiglu
direction While Mr. Cleveland was r,N uca,
ting the Annexation or t'rNis on The rtuhp
Mr Rockwell we dcnoupciueit 10 the House,
Whilc Mr. Cleveland war hufliug nuuihcuHs
at the Wilmul rfo,i-", No Rockwell was
voting la it, favor \Nhilc llic former Wns
dcnounriur the ndyocntrs olihnt mrHsuf" hr
rs "leHgur n Hli hcli'-- luf such ,sra thc Ian
pupeo of the l6cuiuco nddrrss ihe iunci
Wns dcfcudjuU Ilicm ~ Tie irur 4 icuds ol
Freedom, Hiid ilir ndvocutrs Ola priuciph' /
cmiurutly inst and lunuhG Aud set lhc /
"Ffcc Sol" parry of Cuuucciirut now take |
Ctcvclaid in their hosotu. aud cbsi on Mr. /
Rockwell ny unworthy or lhuir confidence.
md votc-i
=, The sscr't or,his tlisgrarefl coalition isl
rendered apparent. Tie burgnin Is ~ pnl. /
pnhlr lint tlr wbytutiug uhu though fool .
can see II, Asihc price Of ihcir votes fir /
Cleveland and Booii-,hc loro ioco cnudi- .
date lor Conrrcs, IN nn adjoining district
the loco tocos are 10 vote for the free soil .
candidates lor Senator, II i u second edition
on Smnll scale, ofthc Ohio "hnrgniu and
sale" There the loco fpcos yo,cd for free
soil United Sutrs Senator, 10 secure n score
ut local Judges! ~ Connecticut. tho free
-piers support loco ioro Cuss members of
ConGress, tn secure tie election ur three or
four State Srnrrorrln
.TnE lluRICANE ~ kENrUcKr.--The Lou
sville papers furnish some further details of
lie late hurricane in that vicinity. "A letter
n the Journal dated Big Spring, March 81,
says;
e. Our town is in RUNE. The inhabitants
ire now crowded into the few houses still
most of tho houses nre ~ frng
nenisi lhree rersons- Killed: -lhree- ihnr
severely aud many slightly Fam.
lies were ;urued ont ~ the rain, with noIh-
ng on hut ihcir night clothes mud without n
ttFTt.
owls OF every kind were lying scattered over ,
he fields, entirely stripped Of fenthers. The
distress and ruin must he seen Ia bu bcliev- ,
III; they cnnnot he described. Our houses ,
re torn mp from the very foundations, and in I
me case the bottom floor was carried TWEEN ,
y or thirty yards, tho family still OH it," a
Cor. WEBB's ExPEpiTIoN TO CALTFoRNIA.
The New-York Co4rier of yesterday has a
uccinct account or,ht difficulties experience
ID in this enterprise, The members Of which
we're overtaken by cholera upon the BRACES.
eighteen members returned 10 New Orleans
m9ng which were Justin Ely, Jr ur Massn- !
husotts, and Raymond Weed Of Connect
NJ. Light members died of cholern-none !
rihem from New Englnnd--nnd their bod 7
rs were inken To New-Orleans md there q
uriod. The main body. Of the expedition !
as probably passed along. Mr. Audubon, 4
'ho was robbed nf $4,000 OF his monev.t
ecoyercd but $4,000.
0Jf7 Hon. J. w, Peck has resigned the of |
ce Of Postmaster Of Lansing, the capital of |
lichgo0, on The ground that he had takefrl d
active part in opposing Gen. Taylor's G.
c,ion.
q "|Thn Homestead Exemption net faiiud
the Ohio Legislalurc, by reason of the dis a