The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-03
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Grn~ TAYLoR's CosuprsoE All liurHA
NM, tHh5W plYio tha rcquiltoa speech
ou lbo oroa-iau ofhis rnlhsl0Tis, welcome
Zoe Nick-hmg. Mrs, 10 l'Jaleil Genorol T"y-
Tor dWoll Win much oarres,pess upon lhr
illusions which ld been uindo a. tho l~lne
at liuruu Vista, 10 'taml @sfinrlly lhni
lpr hs own par, III lihlumgpiury NOD uu'
1qual rcliou, bee uoyrr suffered single
a1uu ufu favorable result 20 crors hiH mind.
O. Hartley Culr,id&o, son of tho crlrhu'
led poet dicd 20 hls lodgings 10 ioudonjHn'
O. apfI - y@us, lia.W never UWrirt.
Tlroug dripl, ruined bis prospects nud hlgli-
udii. Hlmls llra' once promised TO delight
the world,
ALulHr GArrtrN This venerable uuo,
rccotditg 10 lhs New York Literary World,
has sufficiently recovered from so,,"u- dr
NJ ilIn,rs 10 resume his studies aud pursuits,
60 obiclrbe rlllI brings tho iWoFc't and ucu-
mtu ufL.e yor7lGl powers,
o." 4 .lehparhic despolcb from Wil.
miuR6n, Del, states lhuI tie Legislature ot
Delaware ou SATURDAY lpfi, elected ,I,.l-H
WaIrsa T., ~ ,rtnrQr'' Ia place of JoL,, VI
Clayton, WHO had resigned, preparatory to
aI1og o srar Ia Gcn. Tuylors Cnhmoi,
c. a Hoyc explodci 10, Philadelphia, on
u,o mou.us ~ - 9n'i' aitat It'o Cb'tam
rrrrrt frtririrf Hc,r,!!, causing efeateof''s.-e-
ZION among llr children, the fragments "g'uf
iu pll dirccuou., brcultDy tel lle window
and doing nlhcr damage, Tho children rush.
cd uG,sbrd 20 llc stairway, uut tuuiiIirIi ~
mur'e To he bottom, breaking and dislocaIiug
ihr luu,- ct so,cul. unu OF thu children b.
... l.-.!l4 .p!i, il-at sle - .lie&pcclcd 10 sur
,iyr 1uru tgtemcNci'amcui iu uouuiFh-
lphood among pmrntr md others Tue
rypio ion ras p,ubalily ,Rured by u'r accn.
muatiou oren-. u he"a rn a'r''ighi S'oo%G<
A Fr,aruL Erpa,Hc. Tie uu,oF'"M
.hcuus hFgial Democrat tgiyeG an aeGi-ilil
olwu alarming mohdy Which lms made ur
appearance in dat section. Tic dscnsc h
dc,"ribed a. Doing Elipsvla, similar in boz
'ympoW. 10 llo cuo'rC4 bu' llo ph!triars
sro upthlr so n.-igG {, uous, Young per-
SONS aud children arc most luhle 10 isu'
racI& Ya"rc hive bcou SOME fhy eases aud
ivcnn druus,,i,hmtwow weeks siuco it made
iW appearances
'Tne TuAsilrkyloN hIrrrNo - krN.
rrru. 'ite 'lryydls. la'le con''jns 'he
proceedings orIhc meeting ofc,dfens of Ma
SON crupry, held ou ihc l2,h ul'. in pur'n-
aucc Ola call ,isucdhy 523 voters.
Tho meeting wns yrs large one, aud o.
Vuug thc resolutions, Vauolirc lhq follow
ingi
RcAol,cd That m lies opinion al ll,is .nlecl.
ing, Y Institution Of Slavery {. great poo
hllru aud tur.al c,il, Tor Tie existence az
which io kvwucky, huwc,cr tie present
generation n not ut all responsible.
Il.nt iu our opinion, q gradual nu'l pros
prclNv .,-lclu oi emancipation, uccoufVaui-
al D., G.lnAiz-aiian- slIuilA lee udopild ll our
Smto, We regard ss.ch PROJECT ~ pracll.
cable, polite, Md humane, and earnestly de-
lire Co -,r 81 accomplished.
Tine Whlr We declare ourselves Ia favor
carefully devised plru OF rnproii,u-
ZION which shul be- gradual in ,s operation
Nc urr utterly urpu,r,l 10 uiN system Wlo'h
ehpll nos Irsult IA tuo huhl removal of the
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