The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-17

by bic vile, craven, sycophanur cpune. for
a m0re particular description Of ihis pun |
melting. of fDwoy We quote ilom llr NA-
i.pual Era,
TfhuMpNN 90 Tul hATipAAi hhA'
"l.ast 1hurdBy week, ihe llDu-e pmrcml-
ed a. vote inr Clrri and j, ". innrli nl
Pennsylvania the 200 candidate 0i lhr slave
irrrr-F- flurI UutUrIuuT tor iTiT ur'trvtHtttIrf
support Of saychnldina pIelcnt0nsi and for
iti- 'i''i-- 81 tittr-r fii hiH tFn parts ~ ''''
AIrilr disposed 90 r'slHi such prrirn'lnntr g.
ritrd tlr entire Democratic vote, Win Che
rvrrtiiuti cot ihai uf So Bingham uf Michigan
Who voted Toe 49, u, French, ulr brmo- latl
Clerk uta iuuucr House. Not even ihn Don
orat who were suppp-rd 10 De- midr fpmr
obligation tn tho Free soil mru-~Wr moan
Cleveland, Booth, Waldo NJ Come tout Nj
frCE nI NfWiuNT, Cable Oi Ohio. pr lar
land Hud Fitch of Indiana rtin.rI ihr night
r-f rrpum1u"r tp irr support ~ q wlu VINO
hld marked hls career ~ 400 editor l1 deadly
waruru anauH ihr pflu.lp'w ihr4 "rfr g.
uflrd EPr Hili ln represent. lAt whole
patty With lhortropuon of NJ buHlwm anu
The alefu'rcs. ndh'rrd % h'n with prrllna-
rioue dr.u'i1u inr ifr daist although % Was
ohtiou tAat ~ could uol hr elected and all
thuugli II was tupwn tInt u, u, lwnh, .
.uubu Iuul ftf. puli uut have lrru elected
I
soil mru Indicated thrir Hilumr- q" vote
ior him, 90 did several liberal Nhli','
The Freeman comments thusi
Upon tho lat paragraph Of the article from
T ttIr -rVfITITt VT truvr VH'y ~ rrrH1ri' t'H' y
/ thr prediction lhcrr PROVE true, thc foul Nnr-
/ tees uf tlANcIt vii number more than 5000
voters from Homnnt,wAn, although like For
ury ara willing 10 become the supple toolsoi
I-la,rholdr-, set th.y are, HHd vii bul cast
/ oN aud drepi-rd o. "Lrr rDun' hy ihr slave
. holders lhrm.l ycs aud lulthcd and ahlurrcd
| ly every lover at lptdum,
/ Tho Burlington Courier commenting up
uu thG election of ~p1utrr AMI Clrrk, and lhr
"ruuHBpu.y" of rIo "AW,pyW Drma'r-y,
dcas some "hUri hor', GHd pupm,'6' thr
head OF th.- ry,rrmt syoophaut fuu"y, IN
the iuiiuvrur hummer
TIr nCUliNGruN CouWlU lNrorNpH
Iuus3
rtiVr OH i1TW00TT y,T1tO1t 10 riVV tWt
you now h,Lold, Woman lluukcr, dough.
face dnmoarIrt -lc hind that nlr,. mp ~
thr first movement iu adrus0 against the iu'.
fUWtUut, EiUUpiuFE hUUHritr7T wiCiyrrUr'T ~
AWiry lou,l ,yp regular specimen
llp- NIltg- tla iuuaL aAirll- pr4Allu--- cI-iA en-
pliiul, surtkug cnH"umcl1tlon of todAisu
iu slavery that the whulr North could tuu
ont Everything that slavery demanded wa
assumed o. begin with Manly opposition q,
the CURSE and b.. rNlru-Iun W.r tu him onlN
Mnntical "pro,oratiun" at "uur Southern
brethren oul, ~ attack upon "our ploriou
uiun." II slaNcholdna hraggarts mountc'
q their tilr and sWorc they would walk rough
.bol over tho aforesaid tuiou II every hodi
did not permit and help them to do ns the,
pleased, Furucyin,tcNd OF hurting back thci
in-ulrurc, wa r,r,li 10 swear that the, wrr'
Z la earnest aud tu donouucc every man ~
foe to thc Union who did not immrlIllcl,
Yield ia order 20 p1riV them. Al this For
mes did and rld, and Dee L,in hoped il woul'
tT'o1so- htv sovereign rrrTt"'r-7 tiIrrr 'r,-r
coulo.,cusion to reach down their gaviuu
hands and.he-ioW ou thoir yrry humble au'
,'ofQpio.' r,o,1-li,k !. ..t9Ms"do 20"
AMER q licN At Speaker Winthrop, thl
Courier conclude, thus,
"Siaycry has ~ length determined IN tcncl
northern lluukics that it will have 40 halGgs,
. hB-iH-----thrt u th,.,. want auv hrlp tromtm
South, they must just turn their backs uu th,
Norih, and put On the collar marked "Slay
cry- dog Then they will be- rewarded
or not, q. - shall please their master
Now under all thosr circumstance, the on
ly thing wc have h. .ay 10 either Ilylortc.
or pro-slaycry Democrats or npologisl. if yo,
like such partnership why, GO ahead"
TuE FREEMAN CONCLUDES rnr MATTER,
b II Mr. PrcK and those other Free Demo
Gratis can satisfy themselves for their course
so be- a. Ncarc cnaGdcnt IuNr NJ mn
~ottHNKN tuUtp ioN~tsrI Why CuNnT
- sCrNp So Low. As 10 .,rrnl.I I4ll.l-.-l4.
-rTT -fSptUrCfLN, ron AM. OFFICE sUCmA
MISERABLE poUGmrACE A. FoHNTY
Wcclosc these Remarks in the language of
the Era:
TrVC faV0 zP1ICn PIainIv, t6oUsh We Know
plain speech will wound not few for whom
No entertain tbs kinlesl irclinpa
But u crisis has come when we feel con.
strained to express fully to the people III,
! conduct Of their representatives " the con-
duct OF the latter please them, let them say
| 50; il notlct them express their di.apuroho-
ton. One thing is certain, the non-.hyc-
/ holders at the cu,utry will hr trnddcu under
foot so long rs they suffer- their representa-
| ivcs TO submit to the dcspotism of caulussc,
controlled absolutely 10y the Slave Power"
We have to remark, that these coalition
organs, which thus spoGmor Lucins h. Peck
in January 1880, are now grinding an en-
tircly different sort of music. If the part,
chooses to dance 10 such pipcrs, certainly
they will not complain If other folks laugh at
the ridiculnus fgurcs they cut.
just listen To these jolly pipors in Janua-
ny last, their song waS--"ao free Soii,r rW hr
guilty of d3iHg ,rhW LUCUs b. FECII las
doHc "no free ,oHcr cH consistently cond,-
sccnd 50 ig,c" rs LuCIvs -. PEcK has done
"If""ier, do"9d.ftcd Democracg" :! =
"Norh'e~ .R,miy"!'| Nor was their mu-