The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-24
HAY---A GOOD cRor.

/ hc "ilrlshcl' Humrhnd, we have not learn
I'D.
HAY---A GOOD CROP.
Tho ,irld ot has this season Zoo this section
hn, boon good rather above ana average hul
bovcr. were -o frequent in having time
that 70 wa, not got iu in .o good o condition
%, usual,
The largest amount cut from amy one ihm,
that has come our knowledge, Is hy Dort
John Dewey ofMaid-touc. Me- cut lhT--s-
-aa irulu tic farm o.. which hp resides 'NSrres
luadred 'ods of good hay. The farm lies up
GA the river part upland and part inter
val. Til. farm wa. Owned by Gen,
Hull, AZ the time hc received ii. commission
to take coumnud of thc army thar be -urrru-
dcr,d 10 the British at Detroit
E..rN County though sometime. called
little E-.cN, '',cau probably boast Of tbclar-
pcst crop OF hay from single. frm o. any
County IN the state, cN,cpi Chiucudrn.-
Judge Mech, We believe, cut. % larger o.
mount trum hi, mammoth" farm Ia Shd-
humc DOCTOR D,0cy, though bee ha, other
but rua.lcl farms !, .omclmc. Obliged lo huy
nay To winter hi. stock.
~" Al tho Old Line lneainea Con, eatian- at
Albany, last week, new Ticket ior Orrnn,
County WAS nominated TO VII Mil.An
Eowcll, Tor Scu1tor John SAWYER aud VII
liam HiIliua., for County Judge; Ju.cph
rnucy, for Sheriff. Chester Hyde. for High
lialid Jesse lIolglin., Judge Of Probate
Tho Gazette name, l.. \. landhll, "a, thr
candidate for STATE, Attorney, but the
----'r'trr't rr7rrr- fft7TrviuTr, ~ troy, zrT
ported 10y the other branch Of The party,
RESOLUTION. based upon The BALTIMORE TI.l-
form wcr' adopted 10y thi. Convention, a., .L4c
true democratic creed
s:riis..t= -! =. il-i- g.
alition" leader Are seeking union OF. tie &C.
ho,c with their County tipkctancr the Chit
tcndcn County fashion
Don't forget that CuAs. X. WILLIAMS,
your candidate for Governor, oG,rd LmE,lf
. io NJ, fJt' d,norrg,Y0t j Dug,,lryOp n, 3IN
/ ~ Man, last ysdr, "a, H,ir caad,da', for Go,-
rr4oS.r- A'4j.,+gop S.utiuh
The Sentinel {, most decidedly mistaken
We were among the locker, ou AZ the Co,li.
ton of May 81, 1919, aud took note. Of tn,
saying. and doing, on that memorable occa.
. .ion-noi emitting What Mas sail ia ra!prono.
ftojrpGE WILLIAMS. Tic facts are these
On coming TO the business Of State Iick.
ct Mir Barber announced that the old cSRdi.
date, had declined aud the coast was clear
for new ticket
Mr. Henry inquired whether JuporNIrr.
tAM~ had been consulted
Mr. Barber said he had 6,em Int that IN
plcLINrp.
Mr. Poland (Ioscph) said hr had seen .
letter from which he inferred that Judge W
would not decline if nominated
MIR Kasson (Charlcs, OF Burlington.l sail
this could not possibly be true; he had seer
a letter from Judge, IN ,rijri he CE,1q,
I u A4'HAis sud rosGTNELN M COULD 'Nol
CONSENT TO RUS as candidate of the par
ttry,
Mr. Poland explained that the letter he al
luded tQ yaS Nor tram ,L4dge- lEyl|ta,ts.
Such were the facts, rs brought ont il
the coalition cunvcptiou, They put the stop
TER aron the Sentinel story, and as FAR "a
they opdrmthc view given by the Watch
man last week
p. = In endcaydring to find fault Will
Judge Williams, the North Star goes fnrilhi
back and quotes from his letter in 1915. show
ing that he then withdrew from the I.ibcrt,
party, but still retained his ant-slayery prin
ciplcs- Exactly, Mr. Star--psp- are obliged +,
you for confirming the other part of our state
mcnt Judge w. diR decline being the too
of the coalition lcadcrs-ahd did nevertheless
retain his genuine Wing anti-slavcry princi
pies. All right lTdtcAman.