The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-20


cdly hccu sailed 20 occupy No material
change from ,hc line prcourluc, marked out
lY the lamcntrd Taylor Is called for 10y the
people; certainly not by Whig., five cNrcN
Southern ultuists.
Upon ,'d' subject We copy the following
from the Washington Correspondence Of tho
Eualun Atlas.
WAsmNGroN, July li.lS5o.
We have, again and again since the death
Of our late illsirious President, warned our
Wing brethren 10 beware of the vast multi
plicity of rumors which will hc sent ont to all
narts Of the country hN tglegaph aud ohcr-
wise, of the rlapp.-. Which Mr. Fillmore VIII
make in the Cabinet, and in regard to the
policy which hc will puisuo. We place no
reliance whatever upon these rumors We
understand very wcll the machinery ard tao
We, of Washington politicians, We do not
mean to bc understood rs implying our div
belief that there will hr some changes We
holicve, on the contrary, that there viii lee,
but that tho,t changes will bc sudden, or that
they will hr such as would give the people
right to imply that they indicate hostility to
In the least degree believe. Mr. Fillmore is
aANAg in every true. sense of the term. He
has sunmcred and wintcrcd with the party.
lie has been one Of It's brightest ornaments
one of It's most favored sons--and nc will
prove hmsclfnow, as he has done in moro
subordinate stations.--a true, reliable Wing,
who looks solely 10 the good of his country,
and believes that It's greatest good is To hc
accomplished 10y CARRYING out to. their true
md Legitimate end the Wing National prin-
cihlcs lie has an arluous duty to perform,
but that he will perform that duty we'll, W.
have every. confidence which a long and CON
4stcnt and upright life can give us.
Wchayc received intelligence from the
best -..sf,,.-, which t-at,-t-- rr- to 1CiiFvC that
Mr. Fillmore contcmplotcs no change of poll
~ in the administration Of the government,
farther tlaH events which liz behind, ia th,.
scaled future, may render necessary And
an those changes which Interested telegraph
iSts have cngcndcrcd and sent forth, Ike
brood Of ill-omcncd birds, upon the country,
have no more substantial h.sis than their e.
Ncrizh- and excited hr.liaS,-,,paH- ,sAieA-t.,-
stand. We rcpcat,th it is undoubtedly true
that there will be changes in the Cabinctbut,
as far as we have been able to learn the state
If public opinion in Washniron.it SO not dis
similar to the state of public opinion in New
England and we do not believe there will lr
any change in the views or measures Of the
Administration We have no favors Ia ask
OF any body. We speak ior the pariy-Tor
the integrity Of the Wing party--for the sue
cess and glory of Mr. lillmorc's administra-
ton. We wish TO have 1t identified with that
~i1'eHeFt( Fat lor. We wish tn have it en-
hal,Hed with the essence vt his frame. We
believe that the name and memory of Gene
raj Taylor are this day stronger elements ST
political power than aRG possessed by amy man
or body ofmcn, living or dead, upon this
continent The depth Of feeling in the pop
uIar heart, Tor the good old man whose body
has just been placed bcnoath the clods of the
valley, is unfathomahIc.
There is not a word of truth in the stat
mopt Of a Union caucus having been hcl,E,rtrtE
plans fNcd; which was to settle the "Slayery
question" right 1way- There hns -hrcu no
ehapFr ON this subject among members. aud
there is not likely to- be any