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HOLDEN & &C

HOLDEN & co.
BISCUIT AND CRACKER BAKERS,
Corner of Lombard and Gay streets,
opposite the Custom House,
BALTIMORE.
All the varieties of SHIP BISCUIT and CRACK
Frs constantly on hand and for sale, wholesale and
retail. june s If
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FOREIGN STEAM ~ OTHER PACKETS
Days of sailing)
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.

CUNARD LTNE.-Sails for .Qaer1cd ,ccekly.
Cambria, ...Shannon, For Boston, ....Oct. p
America, So. Harrison, For New York, ...Nov. 3
Caledonia, .Leitch, For Boston,. ..... GO 10
Niagara, .Ryre, For Boston,. ..... &c "a
Europa, ..... Lott, For New York Dec. 1
Hibernia,. Stone, For Boston,. {" 10
America, ....H Harrison, For New York;. GO 20
CUNARD LNE-FOr Liverpool aoeeky.
Cambria, Shannon, From Boston,. Nov. 81
America, -. Harrison, From New York.. &c %
Caledonia, .Leitch, From Boston, dec. 3
Canada, .Judkins, From New York, GO II
Niagara, ...Ryrie,. ....From Boston, GO 10
Europa, .....Lott, ...From New York, &c 26
Hibernia, Stone, From Boston, ....Jan 2
America, Harrison, From New York.. &c 16
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II. SINCLAIR. JR. & co.
MACHINE AND PLOW
MANUFACTURERS,
NURSERY AND SEEDSMEN,

.NU W TsESHI SLTttI,
3T.PLOWS, Sc. FOR THE COLONIES AND
SOUTHERN PORTS, DETACHED s PACK
ED IN SMALL COMPASS FOR SHIPMENT.
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PATENT HAMMERED SHIP AND
RnAT SPIKES.

"ADE BY THE ALBANY IRON AND
IVn- NAIL WORKS, TROY, n. Y, of superior
quality. Also, RAIL ROAD SPIKES of all de-
scriptions, and BOILER RIVETS, large supply
constantly on hand for sale at manufacturers prices
by E. PRATT s. BROTHER,
je IL 81 & 20 South Cherries street.
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PILOT SAIL DUCK.


FHNiIE subscribers, agents for the sale of PILOT
Il SAIL DUCK, have on hand and will be
constantly supplied with an assortment of numbers
from to 10, of that SUPERIOR ARTICLE, which
they offer to the trade on PLEASING TERMS.
Apply to S. PHILLIPS s co.
june ) VT 81 Bowly's Wharf.
NHAIN CABLES, &C.-An assortment Of
" Cham Gables to inch, close linked and
dstuded, for sale arrive from the Liverpool Works.
Orders for Anchors and outfits generally will be
executed with despatch, and at low prices, by the
Agent.
SAM. X. GEORGE,
oc 10 If No. A, German st.
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WILLIAM SPEAR,
No. 40 COMMERCIAL ROW,
LOMBARD STREET,
HAS FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
SHEATHING COPPER, from IA to "a OF.
~ YELLOW SHEATHING METAL, do.
BRAZIERS' COPPER,
COPPER NAILS,
COPPER BOLT RODS,
COMPOSITION NAILS and SPIKES,
BLOCK TIN,
SPELTERS,
TIN PLATE, SC, &C., SO.
91-Old Copper purchased. june 5 If.
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No "a 5. Calvert street, Baltimore.
Also for sale, Oliver Evans Patent Ventilated
REFRIGERATORS, with Filters attached, the
very best article now in use. je % If
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For Philadelphia and New York.
hnmL LOO 1lilns 90 hnnt Oln rnilns Il [, &c
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PRINTED BY JOS. ROBINSON,
BOOK AND JOE PRIN Il IL r,
No. III BALTIMORE STREET.
A /. Nj AN AC
POST OFFICE.-MA[LS
fire conveyed by Rail Road Cars and Stages daily.

CLOSE: DUE:
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Sunday, ................7 p. M..........ll P. NJ
Great Southern daily, ....5 A NJ. .........S p. NJ.
Washington, daily, assam, 4p. M...S4 AM. &sp,M
WESTERN daily. .........6 A. M.........62 P. NJ.
Winchester, Va cx. Sun. 6 A. M..........64 p. NJ.
York, Pa. Route, eX. Sun. A. NJ. :.....64 p NJ.
Annapolis, Md cX. Sun. 8 A. NI.........S4 A. NJ.
Norfolk, daily, ex. Sunday, at p NJ.
hLLe dniY cX. MnnlaY. AT S A. NJ.
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CLIO 1. T. Il A .

The following is from communleo'''"
Of DIR. Bolsu. ,ssi.; to be celebrated eno.'''
physician, To the W York, Journal % cow
meTce.
Cholera Is a disease of'thG vuscutat y I,Iy
An inverted action of the fluids oil ,l'e uocI
takes place; they are thrown inwnrdly We ulg-
the stomach and bowels,and with sncn VIA l,.J
in violent cuses, thnt The blood is uel"" an.
Of its serum, The n,ascles contracted ,"0 and
tire system emptiedof irs tftftt ee'''e''ib use
collapse and death speedily ensue; lThs
facts explain ut once The rationale The
treatment which should he adopted; .,'ica
indication is 10 re-osiahish the norhH' =" ~ ,bs
of the fluids, and to divert them BACK S', " ,,nd
surface, Mhiiher they most na'uro.g .Lieh
The mos, proper medicines are 'hos9 " ,hsir
restrain the action Of the bowels'onu w j..
stimulating and diff1sih'e "H-'''
n prompt determination -.--
mi applications and fri
producing healthy su''"r.
cluded Ia those remodit l;so,se.
10 possess cfiicncy,in orreslne wv wv
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~ Rome, tho Pope was formally rsfiga
on tho 18th instant, hy hOiHiing iho porl1
eolors on the Castle ofsi. Angelo, andlJf.
contamination Of n religious service n
Peters. The Hhhereuts ofeonsiiluiianhN
erip. An1nYer, ntn diesnlislled With he ~
ceedings orGenerAl Oudinoi, md haye eiuI
him several significant inlinafions 1lal 10
nero restoration u the prpe viii he unfnts
factory, and lhs liberties Of lhe people cso
not l& permanhy sacrificed cil''"r 20 Me NJ.
defined preiensipns of spiritual authority q
10 The greatness ~ the French nation
Meantime, General Oudiuol requests rr,e.
al civil finciionurief, whods!sh-lo resign, 70
wait u liule until the political horizon /,
clearer 2 md the Pore delays relunlrr 10
Rome until proper uDdersinudipf bfiren
France and tic mixer powers " come No.
Tie American CnuTul nj Rome tld fr
resumed his frrriiuns sirrc the outrage ron
miiled upon his flag and lhInily by lhe fnrt
soldiers. Tic Consul nfter strongly lrutr
ing against the iudiguty, Withdrew,
Gnribaldi was NJ Oryieii on the l1ih tH
levied tribute ofc2000 on ihe inhahirf,
nficf which ho took mp position 10 b.
neiphhorhood or T'icuir. The people wsi
c0tlcciing In dincreni paris Of The eouny
aud forming hunds ofHrln"d men, VIII Ne
design of joining Gurbaldi.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18

The Austrian General RamLrrg ks.,--
~ ferlh ~ the defeat Of the Rissar, n
lhai city. haslened 20 their suppnrl, se5 ~.
ceeded IN stopping The progrcs- NJ Dsmi
skis army, which eventually Gll lark M.
WHIII6H, Tie body az ll6 Russian a.
meanwhile came up from llnWan, adj (.
strength WIS brought 10 belr upon lie IA,
aariau funk mud rear, by which mean, y.
iks l7ih, great battle took place, wl,s, ..
ded ~ the discontinue of DembuskIssr-,
while GorRsy had led his troops loihe nsd
aud not 10 C0mOTp, ~ Was genemlly bsl.,
ed.
The Vienna papers ars filed viii fiol.r,
Tacriminniions against The WI uiler r..
fiey protest Il wns evident lhal unlf,s sor.
dlyersiou waa made IN lhe Bans favor NJ.
south, 30 must be- completely emlIfl IN l6s
Hungarian armies, b Is now Known 4, n
fact, that tie northern Russi1n nfmy lasi.s1
completely omwiued by Gen. Corey
The Times CORRESPONDENT slaIes On lb,
beet authority lhHt Prince rasklewllrl, k;.,
self 10 totally ignorant Of The whrfeatouh I
GorRey, and ~ 600 men whom Prince Fa,
kiewilcli, was led 10 believe lIe engaged q
WaiiZen.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18
From lhe Burlington Free Prons.
"Thc Coalition" Slipping Through

my VlH'k EhNn wv "''g '"ll"' " wv
Van Buren, Courier. IN Burlington particular
delight, il was ihs "Hlosi hearty srpressioHs Of
joy7 with which Il deludsd itself shat Ihe
Montpelier truck and decker was received,
For few days ailer his miXlnra with East
man, Tias, & Co., and his invitation to re-
joice with tho Orange County Locofoeos,
whose numbers "iook him abaek, :" ho WINS per
ieeuy frantic with delight At the lrospecI he
fore him The gas fzzled aud exploded IN
ri1B urrir of f'rrtB ituitiHR IN TiIU tvtiUSrVuE=
sblo manner aud many people imagined
that some distant relation oflhe excited Free
democrat" WHO managed lho pipes had died
md loft him large legacy, Tho mountains
were on Gro with the blaze oflruck and dick
cF, Eastman, SnDsbury, Barber, Villas &
Co.. had confessed, aud ilio sober aud reflect
ing people Of Vermont wero perfectly wild
with delight ~ Tho spectacle Of tho lionHnrd
tho sheep "lying down together In fraiernnl
love Slansbnry had oil the Free Soil Wings
vgith him. md EuHmHn huh NIL tho Flinvr sort
Locofocos with him, and Ihoy had thrown
them hlrinio pot together s. made a charm
ing Free Democracy" chowder! Every
ding went on beautifully, and ''lhe spoilS'
were ulrrndy Distributed Eastman was 10
he Great MoRul, Bdrher, Grand Vizier, smhs-
bury, Pacha with smnil tail, aud Villas
pretty much every lhng else
But, Mas for the vanity Of human wishes
Free Soil Wings mud old limo Locofocos, NIL
over the State soon began TO usk these truck
a,,d dieker plenipoleniiariea far their ereifn-
fiais-for their authority ror The "bnrRain mud
corruption" ofIhe 3iu OF May! No such
credentials or authority could he shown, mud
''the mHssrs" began TO bolt! The Bsiioins
Fiiiis GasoHe says about hundrcd, Of the
sold line democracy Of Rockingham utterly
repudiale the Montpelier barter. la Ben
,iussoi,, I5atuoille, FfAHll.e, Gb,IlaH.leR, tAa
-rtre frriiuE extensively prrvriir, & through
ont the Stntc iheru will scarcely he n Corpo-
rnIs guard of.Nttdhom Uhigs ~ left the ed.
i,or of the Courier will bc frozen iuto'locofo.
coism alone, like bush on the Like in the
winter ,-R
We invite tho attention Of orr readers to
the following sensible letters from wide ~
wnke "i'reo Soil Wings" in Old Addison
They appear in the GALAXY. The first isfrom
ions NJ. WFrNs of Salisbury, gentleman
pretty we'll known among our furnerFi and
the second from Col JonS CAPES,of Goshen
who, last year, was ,he Free Soil representa-
live Of that town in tho Legislature, Col.
CAPEN don't take "he democratic iipr' Free
! Democracy with hun, is quite different
thing from Free Soil. Mr WEEKs mud Col.
CArEN were soih appointed "Town Commit.
tee" hy the truck aud de&er,ics, aud the Gul-
uSy says they mdt rmNTEES Free Denoc-
rney Committeeman" in Addison County n
lone, who y.flse 10 siediloW thc baiG
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ffsaaate fsoa,. ll4,s ssai.n II the slaie-zAlEAh
IS Watts, reaohpm SUBJECT, "the study Of
history as tho means Of mrniui growth a
a. uasaae Grselg, Editor ofthe New fofk
Tribune, "a announced 10 speak upon political
topics az Chester, On the 2lsi, a. Woodstock
on the Pad, Royulgou on the Esd, Montpelier
on the 2ilA, aud al burlington ihe 2ith. We
should he glad OF chance 20 hear Mr. Greedy,
bot IS ne iprBs ~ Burlington way fsom Mont
peiier no will not be likely to come into thsFg
"dark (polilioally) rsglous'ofthe State
Prof MeaehAm makes some zen addresses
IN Fmnklin Couply during this month
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California Intelligence.

The Mail FROM The South l-i"rr "'-'-'
from San Francisco which wcr
Orleans by the steamship fhlr,
intelligence from san ffnnchc
val orihe steamship Empire q
lived al New York ON Sunday AFTERNOON
Tho accounts. ltoIn- The mines ara-eaan'
diclory. Those miuers who ure succfu'r,
in tie California ssnso Of lle word lcll d
,SSlndteds aud lhousan'ls 81 dollars value
gold collected In short pct,odsi wllc those
who complain Of "poor luck ACCOMPANY
tiieif complaints WIN the stat
amounts or The proceeds Of
cessful labor ~ would OF ih
on The mnsl dispiriind nnd lin
Who not hhVing reached iIie -1. ~
Use, hceins To doubt wlo,her, q, r.. -.- 90, oa'
not lrft home Ia The States for The chanr
of an iusighificnni return for his sacrifice.
The latest dates from the Placers hre 10
tho 2Jih Junc, from the Sacramento ord
from san joaquin Ia the 20,h. We take Dc
following from the rita Californian
Thronrhoul the n,iuce tie n
iy FILLING Tie chief impedr
cessfi,l lahor. during Iho past q
has been high water. Wnshin
daned for the dry deposits, dur
lat ia allow, sure nbqenIrnt wi. --a ,-s'y
mining To- resume liz wontcd yigor willis II
will give impetus TO trade, md uuimhhon@
business pursuits generally, There h
vague stories nf very heavy work m,fe
heen accomplished al tho dry digRnrs q, mo
Middle Fork of the American River bh
from the best authenticated accounts ~ Cd
possession, we have not been able To gAlhf
information Of this nuinro although y
generally conceded, we believe, that ain
mines The uioro industrious of ,lh mcm'sh
employed there. ara handsomely rewardcL-
We have letter from young man Whoe'
this office in March last. We extract
" hnve been employed IN the Mh'"e
Fork. My success Ia mining hos been o.
the most ordinary kind, hot ] have neail
made rrtrg dag count from sfrteer 10 .Wig 40
lars THIS we lhnngbt pretty well Tor one
unaccusidued to labor aud disnclned 10
learn. From various sources wo learn lhN
hot weather has Ia earnest resumed us ehef,
yaling work. Climatic sickness is reported
Ia A.xa- tsasiEaIa.l q -iad,Eiduals Of The
mining fraternity.
The population of San Francisco If esu'
nalnd nj 1h.00Qi nbonl 5000 are Americ4nH
5000 MeKieans, 1000 ClnlliNns, nnd The 't
mining 1000 from nearly every country.
The California estimates the population
on the LIST October will doc about
Americans 3oOOu
Cniifornans 5000
All other nations 10000
Total 10000
OF tho 10000 already in the couniry,hg
supposed one-halG including women 'nd
children, are engaged in the various huslres
pursuits, and the other half are engaged
digging.
MIR. stephen c. Masset was giying, cor
la.i
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uJThe Democracy in the Southern States
the allied brethren of the free Demo; raos of
this state4-have fought the battle in the late
elections against the Wings almost solely on
the ground that they, the Southern Wings,
acted in conjunction with Northern wings a.
gainst slavery. They also took the ground
that Gen. Taylor was obey were righton this
poinD with the Northern Wings, and wars for
excluding Slavery from California and New
Mexico. That they would gain some OF the
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A NEw CuoLrRA SrEcTIc, A letter from
~ Mail Agent NJ Saudusky, Ohio, Illus gives
. the rise mud progress Of new md genuine
cholera specific. lrAHy ono doubts lei him
try iG--
-Four Irishmen were NJ work on our road
aomo 80 miles from hero,nea n small village.
One was attacked with the cholern, cramps,
&c. A doctor WINS called. who administer.
od uedicinc aud len directions with the 9th
err three to rub lis body and limbs until the
snrfhce looked red, They stretched him out
mixed on rough plank, and u, II they went
with cloths ia good earnest for willie, lnl
got tired, aud finding no symptoms of vial
ivy coming 10 the surface, they concluded to
try Eomoriing more substantial. One held
him on the plank, while the other two, onch
with n brickbal, went NJ him again. mud liter
nlly skinned their companion aud saved his
life! He is still suffering very much from thc
loss Of his hide, but is on, Of danger from
Cholera"
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PAINFUL CIRCUMSTANCES.
The following melancholy incident is reIr

The following melancholy incident is reln-
ted in The Rochester American; :.
On Monday last,Nlr Williams, Of Buffa-
10, wife Of William Williams, one ofthe most
prominent mcrchunts of that city, wenI 10
niagara Falls to stay n few days, with par
~ of friends. On Tuesday morning she was
taken slightly unwell and teIegrnphcd her
husband, who n; the same tifrIc was also TAX
ell unwell in Buffalo. Mr. w. Immediately
FASTENED to- the cars md proceeded 10 the
Falls. On the way his illness increased, and
in the cars he wns seized with vomiting. On
reaching tho Hotel a, tho Falls he was much
worse, and very soon after his arrival died
MeIancholyto relate, Mrs w. wasin The next
room, too III by this time to know Of her
husbands arrival, aud two hours nfier his
denih she TOO WINS corpse The disease of
both WINS cholera, aud they thus passed from
ihe Scenes of life so near together, and mu-
auaIly unconscious each of the others pres
-eRee aud condifinn. 49,.
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Fourteen Years Ago,

Tho pauiol fnyH ihai ~ Wa IoiTTFr1I Ttfif-
0gu ihnt ll0rntln Nrcllhnlu voted 10 dsmi6s
thn Wing resolutions Hgnlnsl Slavery ~ Tie
District Of Columhn, Very Welt n0w for
Ilr deduriiuns-
Fsti,fsea years ago lho Wing llafIy Of Yer
mont took iia right ground hgnlnsi Slavery
in The DHriel-loGk higher ground even
ihnn ihe irnr soil party TOOK ~ August lh4n,
when lhey if0 Om tie Dislriei,a and supported
man Tor President who onre pledged hlT'
self 20 veto abolition in lie Diruicl Of Col
umliR,
FOURTEEN g,as ago The Whig pnry was right
on li,is siiiJerl. Il was pioneer ~ tie enuse
nf rerdpui--earneFt, genluiia hll never
welding. though condemned HlikeHy slHyo-
crpie Nligs of lie Soulli aud 10y c0wWdly
Wings every whore, who yvnro afraid ol'Bn-
ing too frr aud too fact"
Fourteen years ago lho Wings Of Nermnni
we're fully up 90 HE liheriy mark hnd uIry
have ever siDce Kept there, 10y revolutions ~
Stale Cnnyrnliufs, aHd resolullOps ellie Leg
lalaliirp. Il, al.asli..g 10
Congress md representatives 30 lhe lePsln'
IuTe. who have lenrleHsy maintained lhe
Right of peiilion-resiSied slnyocrnlic Gags
invented ny Northern Lpcolocos -+resisl'Ti
slnynrraiic Hchemes of nneNutiuu--rrsiHird
pinyneratie treniieH--deunuure Tho slave
Ilalez=llInlihilcd Ente officers from leeoni,
iug al4Yn eAIchera-cAlled far tie nbplilinn
of slavery Ia The District or tic TeinoVnl OF
lie ssat of ernmGni--oppohed ihn ndh''7-
zion Of slave States, and ever opposed The eN-
tension Of Slavery To FREQ territory,
F6Iuiocn years ago, according io-lhe fairi-
of.tho Wings Of Vermont were righii one year
ngo they signnli2ed their devotion 10 free
dom hy wrestling the Wiimoi Provlso from
the clutches of King Veto; and noio they nre
going on in the good old rigid way, Rejoicing
tfni thronuii their lAl'ors aud under uu nd,
,rnini-irnlion which they have aided IN elect
,ng, tho schemes Of Slavery EXienlon,wllich
lnvs been born aud nursei within tie last
twenty yenrs Of loeoiuco rule, are TO he PVT
BOWS.
These fourteen years are rich ~ e'ldeUcrs
of tho hilhf,llness OF the Wig party; but
whit do they tell nf Horaiio .NtsfhaIn, u. ~
Barber, and Lutte y. Poidndy They have re-
sisted abolition; lhny hnye supported IAN
Buren, when pledged ia yGia- ahnlillnn IA iln
District. when opposed Ia llo riFhl at lirll.
sion aud free discussions when ~ favor OF
shutting anti slavery matter tfoin Ito mails
aud when endenyoring 10 enslayeilie negroes
srfthe Amistnd. Whnt do these fourteen
yenra tell 0f Paul Dillingham;, I,eri u. pitaS
and q. g. Ensin1n2 No smyorrWic scheme
was too hold for llinnE In the support OF Van
Buren, up 10 1910 aud since Of Polk mud Cass
they hive supported every slavocrhlic scheme
which, those men have devised.
rreemcn of Nermonl--honcst free soil
men! examine The record Of the pnsl fourteen
ycnrs; jutlgo the politicians Of the state 'y
their nets. "By their fruits We shall know
ihenl." ~ dicimon.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18

DIsPRoPoRrIoNATE.- Tho Washington
Republic stys, that Notwithstanding all the
defamation and dcnunciuiion about pro-
scripton, with which the public have been
druRged. IL has been informed aud i, be-
iieves, that there are yet ten Loco Focos 10
one Wing iu'tho various public Offices in the
country! The mos, rigorous Interpretation
of the anti-proscrptivo doctrine would, nj
ienst, assign TO the predominant party mn G.
DUAL shnre Of the Offices
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18
LETTER FROM MIR WEEKS.

Ma BARRETT.-Denr Sir | observed in
your paper souic editorial remarks concern.
ing my political relations, which correspond
with my views SO far rs IhGSs remarks gx-
tended. | am a Democrat of 1898, Demo
cratic Wing of the Revolution, so far Us un-
dersiand the principles Of Government. all
the way down to lsl9nnd Wing Abolition
lists OF our country, am n Free SOD Demo
cratic Wing, aud shall HcrwiTt Ihem as Tong
rs they are governed 10y pure Democratic
principles | entertain no other bul kad
nrd friendly feeling towards any individuals
Of any political party, but am jealous that
the Loares and the Fishes have too much IN
fiuence with many men in political matters.
Respectfully, yours,
JOHN NJ. WEEKS.
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had rnlsed funds lasl fall 10 carry persons
from Washington % neutrality-suspicious.
Union depounees lhe removal ~ lllsFeli md
advises his compeerH 10 hold on and dam heir
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West Farms, Salisbury, July %, ieI9
cot. CAPEN'S LETTES.
J. n. BARRErr, Esq.


SiR:--l have noticed in your paper, TINT
am appointed one of the Town Committee
for the Wing party, also for the Free Demo
cratic party, aud ia my opinion 1t Is necessa-
~ That the people should know how | shnfi
ACT. # is well known that was member
of the Free Soil Party, last Seur, but ia not
supporting Gen. Taylor, / did not intend I'd
sacrifice the FIRST Wing principle, and new
er adopted Democratic one in supporting
Martin Van Buren,. The Buffalo Platform
considered TO be, generally, good Wing doc
trno, md now prefer nn addition TO it rath-
er than ga this backing on" MS il wns termed
nj the Montpelier Coalition Convention. NY
future course will be TO support men that
hnYe maintained q consistent course in OPP
position to the Annexation of Texas. rather
than those who have supported that move
menI, aud openly nyownd In the Vermont
Legislature, that they were in favor of that
obnoxious slavery measure fear TINT those
of the Anti-Slavery party that shave taken
the Democratic tip, "and nude the Old Hunk
ers so completely happy at the time of The
union Of the parties, will ere long he found
advocating the enlargement of the bounda-
ries Of Texas, aud other Kindred Democratic
measures.
~ Your humble Setv'i,
JOHN CAPEN.
Goahen Auyust. 9Th 1910 Il
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-18

WHAT mas PRruprNT TAYLOR poNT?-
lie has called around him cabinet Of chi.
nent statesmen who give him good rounsel
aud administer their respective departments
10 the satisfaction Of NIL reasonable men.
lie lns appointed good corps Of diPlo-
matte agents to represent the mutton nhrond.
lie hns done much TO cquoli2c tho dis,ri-
button of offices 10y hesiowing n moderate
proportion Of them on lpr,y which has
long been denied all fhvors rom the govern
ment
lie Inns prevented the contamination ofn
breach Of faith towards friendly power he
gun by tho late administration, aud insisted
on the observance of the laws that prescribe
our duties M nomruls.
Under his -s,trerintettAenee, the-iHieFnal
administration Inns been conducted with pru'
dence, Justice and economy.
- TLia ia n fair heGinnins. -Leishim- 70 on
rs he has bcgun;Nnd however much obloquy
nc muy incur from tho mnleyolent and the
selfish, the great body OF the people, who
hive no wish nbout the government hut foI
nl things to go on right, will rriumphuntiy
smslain him.--.AfdnehSster -9Herioan,