The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-28
The Coalition.

The Coalition,
The older the Coalition grows the more hid
cous II appears % those II was designed n en-
rep u also grows scientifically irHH' as "a
age inersasesand tho d6magogues Of lhe Cas-
psIly, and the di,hpnsal inoofaco leaders Of hr
Fee coil party, who sought 10 buy, sell and
FaHsisF ihe bpdy afulgr respective parties ,f1l
the pa rPose ofselEoleyaion and sggmudiae'
meat, arc likely 70 loose thef game amer al a
certain portion of each Of iho parties it-waa
I proposed 20 consolidate into one in order 90 De-,
cure their selfish ends, think lhey he'd some
soH ~ BUHoipis, and 20 yield them fThny puT'
pose, orlo confess They had none hey have
Independence aud honesty enough 10 declare
~ DO wrong and what they viii rol do at The
bidding Of any body,
The Editor ~ the Burlington Honunol,
whose name appeared a. one Pfthe scoTela'
RES Of The c. .ii,, '" State Convention de.
toIhres In HE paper lha, 'he arrangements for
| the Convention we're aii''out and died" before
hand, and the bargains oflhe tpdieeTs al sign,
ed aud scaled, and whe he Convention met
/ the leaders sought 10 drsgoon the delegates ~
the respective parties into The adoption oflheir
schemes. This 10 the substance Of the Ian
guage Of the editor aforesaid, and no body
doubts the tIuth Of the statement Indeed Bar
berlin his speech Al lhc time, was made 10 ao-
knowledge aa much
II Ia IA Waadsf then that the dependence
ola portion Of each Of the parties should lead
TO rebellion, Rebellion runs high upon the 9th
faido Of the mountain, hnd IN W,ndham, Chit.
icnden, and Franklin Counties Senatorial
tickets have been brought out IN opposition 10
"uuok and dekcfism," and Convention 90
do the same has been called 10 Lamolle Coun,
~ aud oil over the State the honest old Lib,
eTiy men and some honest iocofaoos refuse 20
put their neeks into the collar They are op.
poscd 10 being made themselves, or 90 having
their principles mnde,or treated a. goods chat
tells OF merchandise" & set up AZ auction, LIKE
the poor slaves, BY domagogues, aud they
won be bought or sold They are opposed 10
the traffic IN the bodies and souls Of men
Some Of the most active, ablcH aud inaucn.
tal politicians Of Chitlcndcn, Franklin, aud
other rcbvlling counties oppose tho Coalition
with a real and determination not cNoellrd by
lhe Wings Tho Editor of the Huntingdon
Sentinel makes the following bold aud Tgu,G.
cant declaration IN his papcF ~ last 1ttk
Hot, We sagthr trhtgs rnHHgf te trhlgprd trih
NirpuAH, n Nsedham and Coolid'e are ne
oHiy candidate bCforf ne pfopist h6 Nag ran.
d'dals ,rdibe tifci'd. by H orgrh'iH""g MA
Joril''
The Coali,ionists this way dauer ,hcmselyss
that ;he genD1non OF the Independent State
ticket will decline, We hope they may. Sur. :
TT drr,rpst.sa- ihen IN our Judgment, will over,
take the unprnopird Coalition.
CAuTIoS,-A young child ofa Mr. Martin,
Of tho Fast Village Ia This town, caino nigh
losing ils life Inst week. from eating buds of
the flower plnnt known ns "Alonk'H Hood"
For several hours the child endured tho ses
vercT suffering possible, mud several times
was supposed to hc dead. Finally WINS o..
certniued from, an elder vslcr llal Il lad eat.
cn rnmrihiug,and Tho physician took meas
ures tohud ont whhl It was, Emclcs wcr0 CIV.
en- mud more ilun n dozen of the bud. were
thrown uiT from the child's stomaclG This
INA common plant IN flower gardens. aud
yards, although It is gehornly known {" hc
poisonous, irralen; hut Il certainly u dnn- I
perous When within the rerrf of children.
GA correspondent informs MS, that in
our account of tho fire ut iuncnhurgl, we
were incorrect ia stating the men gnvo up rs /
frullcss oil clIorlsio save Mr. Frencl's Store. !
We were - informed, aud, ns wo supposed,
from source IliaI was correct.
THE CAT COMING OFT FROM UNDER /
INF MEAL.
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