The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-30

tor IN accustomed brass, Just sec mo clap
tup Of she hsI pumbeu
"FREEDOM or Slavery
"NOu FOR SLAVERY"
I'VE ron TttEEiJOMf'
1--WE have further resolved % inset you
upon Tie only issue YOU can mike with ~
Ihe question ofsLAYERY,"
And 10 cap alias Unconscious that the
sincerity OF ils very sudden conversion from
tie tilayocrncy might be- doubled-tho Pat
riot adde's
"WT cas- sEt so ear usprg rms nEAL,
nor do we think my clear sighted man can
This with such a. this, Ia The PatriorH
public profession on tho ilIh Of june ns 20
lhc purpose orlho coalition, Ills purely anti
s'argy according TO tho Vermont Pslriolinnd
thus, ifJhr Patriot il correct, tho locoioco
leaders hape utterly abandoned every princ'
pie and measure they ever proiessod, and
gone over to the Liberty pnriyi haze nuomp-
ted 10 frll tho rank and Gle for mess Of
poliage. But NO are constrained 10 uuy,tliul
Iho Public Interpretation Of the Vermont Pat
riot l. not the Jriraic oue Of i,s publishers,
To tie oul-ilcrs-in the Liberty men whom
they are interested In enjoliuF--ihe editorial
revelations OF tho Patriot nrc Of tie charnc.
ter wo have described; to The iniihdcd-Jhoir
Old locofoco lriends--tho "oLD LiSE" looolo-
cos-thcir confidential disclosures are OF
character, entirely different. ~ short ihoy
conrlusivrly show. TINT there j. "a eat under
tire itrnl, uiid n very hungry rut Iutu the bar
gain. For the purpose OF exposing one Of
the grossesl imposilions ever attempted up
on the people, We publish tie following Cir
cuar which has fallen into our hands; and
we invite lhc public to walk up, free gratis
aud for nothing and cxnminc
1.-THE Cat under the Meal"
"lcoNrpENrnLl
no OUR OLD FRIENDS
PATMor OrTtCr, Montpelier, Juno u 10,
DEAU SiE,-Mr luhc the liberty tn call up.
on you To all M iu the circulation of the Fat.
riot The campaign just opened N Tho
State viii be a most exciting uurnnd ns owe
~ thing depends upoL our old ffinGi having
correct inflammation, aud clearly understand,
lug the porilion of affairs, u would seem nee
essafy Tint n paper upon which lhcy have
always relied should be placed ia their
haitir. We oaHHo, renew ihn clubbing sys.
.
sou to procure for 10 a few Heir. go0i, pay.
iH, Subscribers, BY turug thi- yOu will not
only advance the interests of your oil friends
the publishers, hut, we hope, aid yoursclfHnd
tic cause In your town. We shall earnestly
aud faithfully compact ourselves ia tie can.
ynss this summer, and stand or fall with Our
old Gicuds, aud we caunut believe TINT IN
crisis 80 momcRous TO you aud TO us, ANp
TO ALL rur uFMocHAcIt hnt you will not see
The absolute importance Uf increasing the
circulation ola paper whose character, -taiFd-
ing & iNducpcp spay be of incalculablc ser.
: Hier, ~ rtiuSf VITO HAVE 80 LoNu hCTEp
roGErnrR. Tho arrangement which WAS
entered into at Montpelier, on the 3lst of,
May, It is feared 10y some may draw OF from
tho support of the old democratic papers,
/ We need not say 10 you, that this must not
! be. THIS arrangement IN our Judgment
! should Stimulate al our ON FRIENDS 10 Jenetr-
ed er0iionS in blror Of Their old organs. "
ire succrei, as tre hope to.TllE ULTIMATE
! POSITION or THE OLD DEMOCRACY
MUST DEPEND SERIOUSLY UPON
| TUE STANDING OF THEIR PAPERS,
and The fssiing. and ULTIMATE ACTION
! OF TIlEPARTY b. dsep,y inbuhd lriih, and
| influenced By The character Of The paper they hare
read through he campaign. Il miSdircciion Of
I r'io mdSyJS or-0UT ord IJdJIy a!lIr % g5ddeT az
gdinSi as UTTERLY ESSENTIAL TO oUR ~
TuRE POSITION. To prevent nuy thing Of
this kind, THE OLD ORGANS OF THE
! PARTY MUST BE SUSTAINED. We mp
peal to you'to see, while we advocate 10 RI
vnlry, that the Patriot does not suffer hy any
arrangement that may he entered into for
the success of the causo.
Without trdrbfIng you further, we renew
our solicitation that you will not fail us IN
tAr-is, WI ttta ~ praetsEias -lHc
said, few new, permanent paying suhscri-
bers.
fyou have no time to attend to this, W.
you urge it upon some old friend who has
and will you so far Talk this :ualer over n,
TO have il CLEARLY UNDERSTOOD A.
=. MONG TIE MEN OF THE "OLD LINE
II is husiness of the greatest moment an,
must not be neglected. Respectfully,
: EASTMAN &. DANFORTIl"
: Not n word Of Sdrery to the "old 'lino;7no
n word orrccogniIion to n single poin, in tn,
coalition platform; nothing, but an earnes
looking to 1.-THE ULTIMATE PosIrioN.ofhe OF,
dcHlocracBn ttho present position being, OF
course, Of 10 importance exccp, "a step
ping-stone for the futuro,) mud very grea
anxiety to have the coalition entirely CONTROL
oil by the iooQfooo organs Such is the privat,
Interpretation Of tho conl,ion-such the DIES
criplion Of its real purpose--by the publish
; ers ofthc VI. Patriot.
Comments are not necessary: hypocrs,
D aud deprnvTy aro plainly revealed Tn,