The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-07-21

TOY, I-R HouHou,H Fellows aHd Torl'
Maidstone, - II iieaidc, & FEHIey aud J
q. Cowles, Eah Haven, II W Brlden, x
Hudson and n H. Walter Brighton, T. A.
rdreh, ~ GOVT EHd N buyir- BtuHrNtrh
Hrni Brown Bloomfield, T. - Duyisand w
Hurhnnk, Lexington, = Harris, T.. IyIgHu s
2 f. Fymsi Canaan, & Bailey, T. g Jacobs \
. II r. CahPar
ON motion or a. ponison, the following
Geutlrmen were appointed CevHIy Com
millcc o. G. benton, Brooks, a. Small,
/ ". IT, IIarlshorn and -. Hubbard
UAa Convention vas ably addressed by 3
~ CoopeI and Jacob Benton, Efqrs,, of New
/ Hampshire and also by } Dewey, ! Brooks,
H. G Benton, Geo. w, lllrlshou, o. Cmw-
ford, T. Donison, AlcK Lang, IT,, and u
g benton, IT,
/ There we're some Of tho old line Free SoilerH
and AbDldioOjSls present, who dsclaim any
sympathy with the "Coalhton, and advised
J their Free Soil and Abolition friends % give
no said nor comfort 10 thoir old @icmies-
The slnvoeaGe Donoemcywho admitted Tex
a., aud had 30 widely extended the area Of
slsyefy, and who & ad heenso much opposed
tothc Right Of Petition and Free Discussion
The wings Of Essex County are united and
will do battle yal,lnlly for tho cause u Free.
dom aud Justice on the first Tuesday Of Sep
tembcr neat.
JESSE COOPER, President,
w n, ttnftf-Sft0HAIR -GrLIGuA, Secs
TuE WHEAT CRor. While, IN this yicin-
ilyiho craps must be considerably less thnn
usual, It IL gratifying to know that, in the
wheat growing sections Of the country 1ho
crop Of wheat n good. Our exchanges speak
81 tho whrni harvest M having been conclu.
drd, or In progress IN several sections, aud
no account llal wc have noticed, sets down
the urgathcring 10 low nsan average all 70
for to it ~ above nn average crop. The crop
Of corn also, "a godd. Unless there should
be n failure IN Europe-of which we discoy-
or no sisus, nj proseul-ilour aud corn must
bear nbouI The usual price.
The drought that NO have experienced.
has also extended into fomc sections oC
Maine, TIE Northern part Of New Hampshire
aud over QUO rliird cr one bale wo should
judge, from whatwc lcnrn, Of our own State.
Ma CnApwicw Your amiablc friend orIho
poos Democrat appears much disturbed, he
cause, us be snys, the cbnngo IN The Post office
WAS 'hroueht about by q citizen
orih,s town withou, consulting the people
there NJ All,'closing MS paragraph Ly ,suocr-
ing nllusion To the "smull Try politiciass of
IcymaIL, where such men az I1coh Collnmor
oro regarded us tremendous Statesmen" Sc,
A. -naAet 10 ihia- charge. il is n nnlori-
Gus mci, aud onu whict, has occasioncd
some honslnR, that the. appointment Of Post
Master in -. JobHsbury two years siurc wns
drought about 10y lhc agency or Gov. vii
liams Of .Ntit Hampshire pud others Of The
Lancaster clique, coHtrury TO the wishes Of
seven cglus of the ciIizcns, ~ shown by
their memorials IN favor ofnno,hcr person.
So much lor the "smnll fly politicians OF New
Hampshire" Aud would it not be well for
these champions of democracy, falsely 30
called after couuscllmg their office holders
IN take the rhaucc- of war without f'nchiug,
io wnitlill one halt the Offices are fllcd with
wings, before complaining, or to ssk them
selves how il haSpus that 80 many nctho do.
mocrocy nre IN Office, illus exposing them
selves TO the rink Of being turned oui, md
how it Is lhoi 80 out of ~ office holdcre in,
some departments happen 10 he Of their
stamp Il.
T.. :, Please request Mr. RiN, of tho Demo
crut, to bc ~ gond ms MOTTO PIT the whole
cabinet, with the litllc state Of Vermont for
wrapper, Into his pocket, this warm weather
ont Of spite 10 Judge Collamcr,-io whom 10y
the why, Ncrmon,ers feel as grateful on the
score ofpostmas,crs MS they would be to c
ven Gov. Williams.
., BIC lYpoEs Pals, !,ly 10, isi0.
Mn EpIroW a few days since there APP
pcorcd in tho Vermont Patriot paragraph
OVERLOOKING with the grouns Of Worcester
HUT -Ix-puAimasier- Nc lnloes Falls
cnimiul, thnt his WINS the most shame lul re-