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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12
SHGaJrHo PAGH
THE MIDNIGHT RIDE.
TALE OF THE OREGON FUR TRADE

Somr years a-o. when thr American tar
COMPANY and th. Hudson Ray traders carried
on powerful oppu> ro1 to c1rh other 900 thr
Mid and rocky TERRITORY 1t Oregon, several
Iul, forts Urrr erected rH thy interior. whence
the commerce Boo p,Itrr> v1- made with The
Indians Our ct tH,>r, ru which our tale r'-
frrs. V.s planted ru , green and secluded val
lcy. where pasture iur calilr and comfort iDr
m,1, we're s, much o., p">,lhIs combined
with security and ,ltrJy \ hulc stream.
bOrdcred with cottonwood and lsIyus, afford
81 coH,tau, supply OF water while iu The
grand ard macuircyu, valley Of 'h, Bayou
Sal,t,, at Uo great distance, p2>iuryd, IN iu-
rAhlu-ra5l, thousands the buliIo aud tio els.
its riygrs alouud,ng, moreover, with the h'1
ysr, whose skin, principally induce the hun
Ter, ,u temp, ihc Danger, Of the great Amer
trlu wilderness.
Iu iurs ,.oi. known a, Spokan Fort, dwelt
james NPhrrson, thr owner and governor oi
the vrId Io-alty. VI Phersou vas a Scotch
man. Nbo. ,u carly liy had leit ms native
country a po,r Dad, and now, by the exercise
uf that PERSEVERANCE, Characteristic ut hls
cuunlrymsu. had attained the position Of a
vslI.lo-dumsrchau, Oian ,uterprlslng ,PIr-
II. he had penetrated into the Interior ru sclrch
of further wealth and having fur some two
years -.,ilci himself a, Spokan, had lhrrr
driven a thriving business with the Indians,
despite ihs rmp,llmsut, thrown lU his way
by hts rivals Nothing can equal ,h., Prcc1-
rfuus romm,rrr. Il b, the constant ciou uu
ths part of opposition companies aud traders
to out-g,n.ral The other, to mutually blind
their orr,ueut, AZ 90 their destination and
plans, a. well rs ro b. ever 90 the field 6r,i.
Thes. Efforts CAV, rise To- almo,, suporhuman
evsrion,, and tend 20 sharpen the wits Of all
parties In very sensible manner. lie who
shows the greatest know lrdge Of Indian tastes
uf the haunts Of the beaver and buffalo, Of
the time 10 GO IntO winter quarters, Is sure to
make the mo-, successful campaign. NJ Pher-
son was shrcwd and acute, and these quail
ties serving him m good stead, his affairs
advanced IN a very satisfactory manner.
Il was abou, two years after the establish
nent Of the fort, and uten all wcro IN aeti'i-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12
PORGRV
IEmm The Rastun Pct.
The Miners Dream.

TIE ,l,y ~. Jra,-h- s~alip~.,l sr''.'--
TIE a. 80 hsl ,n ~ askrr--
N. Ii,r-i NJ. hss oa ls,g ~ iast.
AL NJ. bs'.i. ya th- r',k anl rucArr.
Al rh.r,h, rhs Yahs', tosl, stream,
Ilr.'srt th- mrk, ~,
a. trr,u-I tba ui.,.t sal,i.ra,is dream
Ala that 'sas 40 ir ~ s,s.
IIr ,av ID, p.lls rahrc ~ san
wh.sb th- s,rr-ur Sr1ar,0i. .sush',-
To- Jrus urs rs,ll ~. ~, al hald,
Al tbs p,rl,r, 9th ;aIi ,u~r'usht
a. .'.usrir- ,hrar- rss liza AT,
tOf.aII gu iva. huI.,D-
ell, rru,tra "a. .sr,r,I au g.l 'sn Th'-,
Nulh, g.rgrlbry,i va, ,,'t,,l'
~ NJ rerl. ~orr srllsa rlams' tall
Aai tbs,r h,rn-,. ,hrps - suns
Ths, f-r1 az O. us,k vr'h -'1Ira laIIs,
wbrrh ~,,e s,sr 70. rhrrr Sai'-n sau'.
Tn. ..Itrs raI ~a,r.I ,a s,,r, br-sir,
Nal ths .uli-,hrr.l grr~ ,r ths trnAss-
Gll6B,hs. tsiu-rrj ,a a.. th- rrrs.,
ABI goldfish s,.sm BE- che LIS.
- give ths an ,h- Iasa ,osd,
~, palace, m, -ad. u, thwu'.-
A. rbr u,rr'. l-,i, a1.I lhs us.1araia'. ,li,.
Ta.rr u,,surs. sr, th.rs ,iHrr."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12
You Ask Ne How I Live.

Living friendly, feeling friendly.
Acting fahl, to all men,
Seeking 10 do that 10 other,
The, ma, DO to me again
Hating no nian. scornipg NJ man.
Wpaging none by word OF decd.
Dot hrbearing, soothing, serving.
Thus liVe-and thi, nv creed.
Harsh oondemaing, Gercc oon,,msihy.
l. u little Chi,Iisn use
On. soit word of Kindly meaning.
T. worth a inuen, of aba,e.
Calling things had, calling men lad.
Add, but darkness 10 their night
lfthou ~ouLlst improve brother,
Lstthy s"odnC'' lc hi, light.
have fcli AL known bow bitter
Human collae,. make, the void.
E'sp ba.om roam me frorer.
Not an eve With pil, pearlsi.
Still IN, heart With kin,h,es. iscining.
Glad when other heat. arc g,,d.
AMI my eve a ,rai-dfop hs..sth
A. ,h' sigAi u o,hss. 80.
Al h. kird-life hath NJ secret
For our happiness Ike this
Kindl, htai,. ar- s.llo'n 'ad ones.
Blessing c'er hiartth bliss.
Lsnl helping hand !" o,hsu,
Smile III ugh alI th, ~o'I .huuld foSn
Man J. nan. ~ all are brolhe,.
BLK or white. 90 r,i oI lso~n.
Man j. MAJ lhrOush MI gradation',
l,us rcck. II -her, be stands.
How divided into nation,
Scatlsre over many hn'';
Ma !. mar. b, form and feature,
Man b, 'iee and 'iItne too.
Man IN sll-one eomm"n n,imc
Speaks and b,n >. Ne bro,hsr' true.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12
OLD SERIES, VOL. II, NO. "a.

her proper protectors to weigh upon her cner-
gies for an instant. With population like
hers, California can be but little benefited or
damaged by anything iha, Congress can do
for or with hcr.-N Y. ErcaiHg POa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12

CT A preacher being requested to perform
tho last sad office for young woman at the
point Of death, pressed her to believe that flesh
and blood could not enter the kingdom Of
heaven. 81 am safe," said she, Z" | an moth
log but skin and bone"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12
Che CNrtorS Democrat,
rVstisHrp r,tRI rUTsD,N soESISs Nv
MIIIETT & MELIEN.

TrEws s.-O,sr dollar snj m, c'uts ~ ad'aRcc
,os I1l,r anI ssysut, Nv, cruts ~lihin ~ mnuihs
tu, ,L.Ihr, al ihs ,nl 1T the ,,sr. To ~hich h0,
r,pt. - ~ D. sAIcJ f,S s'c', s,ar "a ~hich rsy'a-u'
- drbyvj.
Apy,HrisYNrNts inserted ou r,asnFallr terms,
,hs frtf,rturs M h-ipg accuurt,hr &C. anN crrvt
E,u,,l thg au,uuut chpfgrj hr ths siv,tt'sc'''ni.
~ p,,ls.gi Er ~ advertisements ). hslI Co -
d.. i,,,,, thr date q thr 6rst iu.sIton.
~ n. P,tvEH. ". :, Coagrrs. -, (o,cJ
,hs Dad, Ni,,,ttsrr Odirr) Rrsi.n, - ogu Agsut
e. rgr,i,,r- suls,i biru. sHi ,d,rJti-c,nsnts tsf
,hs ,,r,-. II Bs.tsn Nsv Np,A, rh,l,.ishhis, ar-l
ilshHiHTr.
poaL aud Job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY ENECtrEp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-12

II A proud look makes foul work in
hno face.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-30

THE SONG OF OLD


a.. ...-,,.us. .l1- ts rr, thus. a. @ .,..
N--s,,..,rg cha, ,srs of th. 2rar'
Which ,.p ,.rs str rsr flu 'ha' ~' 'Ar'i'h'' Tag
rlI
l.iN-.,-.slsbrc -st vr.H HuI tears.
l.,,s. r...,- b.. Nv "a. f.r dlr-,, that 'vs~p
rs-...-s th J1ll ,p,.r, tarr,sI ira'r'
t.r.,f.,ur..u. b4b. .,l boo l.'su'' sleep
O.. che l.hr q tbs llas 'a.aaIH-r'''
n... r-s---r ,av often o.. h.1s t.ar'rs ',~'
w.pll .,t-1.erg -,ls o.s1 $40,
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Wrr 40 u,alh.s l.k,rs .u"n 'ao.
Aalatrl., r.-,-.ul I,s-' .r..' o'r' heard % 'h'
u,.h'
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~. .i.f.r. o. ,rr~ - 80 i..'.ur- 80 sight
Ia thr shadow. .f nr.aua, hd~.
l.l., l.,r a.rrf,t t., ah' rss.sy'f &C. che earth
Ikrarar.brs chat .r1rsi,. uu day
U.,r SEs ,r rbs H.a.r0t chat u.h''rt ''' 'H'h'
~ cha, La. .hs faded away
Tb-r .,r- o. r.r. ,ia- O, uls rhus, n' o' OBJ,
Kryr .tr-.r, rhat SONG q -, ,s'r'
Wa.-b ,.1 sung sry 'hs t.rn chat -s 'h'r''h'i ''
cold
a,bs .spulbf- We, ur'h our tears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-30
Trsu. ths Two Wnl.l'.
Ny NANE FAR DER THE WAVE
D., No.. vrHu

o. rHs.s rr.Ehf .ulr, -Hu.
Mhsr lr, came at even ca
IErL r,rcI h1~ h1g .r bod
Nl.tftuu,'. blast mi,ht hits
. v.yca garland c. CO.., hair
u. thr savaa a1l ,s,.l rass,
Atmy b,m, hr o.sr thsU''s.
Whsry Oh, hr1Hl, heather grows.
Thai r,fland h,s hrcs -itscred Lang
", hear, b. .cssci and rauld
IIope lenI. nae gIimu-su1g ray 90 gu'''
The vauJsrsf 90 the hu.d
Ns,. "a a. M,dn,ght.s muIA, sour,
N7hs1 .udk IN ersp rT'".",
Tane, ~a6. u,s o'er the ave
wher ths burH- heather gJu~s.
Aga,n .sc the hswthorn tr~cs
Ihsar the hIk's s,li sang;
Nga,u rove ~ .pirit. hight,
VI, nai,,s h,n. amsng
Ths b,rn,s w,nspis. ,i M, let,
Content it. haliow throws
rR1und ~, hawr, f,r o'sr he save,
wherc the boun,s heather gry~..
sTi. "a, a dream thc tosnipg Wa,s
Roll. darkIy Gar lstwcen
IN. land sherc fate has cast M, Lot
Ard ths bonnie glcus sle green;
Ant r-sr-or, - a that's lsii mc, now
o. The h1urs o. sweet r,pose,
That ~sTe m,as, ,n liie's young morn,
Whsrr ths Laanis heather grows.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-30

ggMr. Vaucmsre has presented 70 the
State Library Of New York, copy OF the
celebrated e. Gallery OF Versailles, contain
ING several thousand historical engraving
IIsaca.s 3 Zee, brad, and . ~ high.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-30
PO>fGNV
THE MISSING RINGLET


o. ars- ef thsss u,rmruus
Whish vrsk,r hsarr, s,i,
A. rsakrf hsals an,.
WouIi .ior 90 r,',al,
Whrl .a., sar,is wrtr ~h,,Tcrcd
AL softer yg,s bTysih-l,
whsa Love, JsuFJips ilup'
Ahr,sht cor1urt ~r,a,hr,,-
a. o.-. 1i thr.r maufHts
Ts-.uaI Of an.
Z .r4-rrI a tr.Ts.s,
lain v.u'i r,raIi--
Trau che tryssr. l'l uaItu.ri
With aBiiubg care,
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yhs po.,i... aas 'hsU-
Twas CrFil ~al n'Agl 90.
Th.r.pgat I've hst,
o. bunrr be- ma. H,lA
Ilau ss.tit hls c.st'
IN ore ut thass Hl.r1srfs
Wh-atb sh,rI~ 10 rr,-,.~,-
That salln OF che ismI~.t
Whish ever sl5,rr..-
Wasp Rrl..1 rr.rn.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-30

z Presiden, Fillmore has refused TO with
draw the nominations nov before the Senate,
and declares that they must be acted upon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-30
che 0rtcr0 Democrat,
rUsLIsEEp IvTEr ruTsBAr SorSIss ~
MILLETT & MEILEN

TTSvs.-Onc dollar anj 81, ceuts in ad,ansr
oue jollaf snl scseut, Ave cents Uthia IN u,nihs
I've dolaus a. thc sni Il the wear. t. Yhich ht,
esnis ~' L. added or ever, ycsr IN -h,sh rayu'sul
!. de.sed
ApNHHrtsTNtNrs inserted oI tcasHnshls terms
,hc pT0ptieturs nj bsi,g accouuiabs Sc Az, error
t-yoni thr anruat charged g. ths advertisement.
- fsyrneui t1r al atvcftissnrIts u held o. b.
o. ioni ths date II thc hrst insertion.
fE-N n. PALvIU. We. :, Congr,ss st., Ca,ct
~ DIih Advertiser Ohcr,) Bo.tau, j. enc Ascut
- rccrNiHg sut-crtTt aHt ADVERTISEMENTS i1f
,he cit'es at iias,ot, New Nu,k. rhibJ.lrhn, asd
Rahiu1rs.
Book and Job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY ENECUTEp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-07-30
sariaUpaD .eAGH,
frO@ uOsg'. Week, Ia.,rvctor.
ALADDIN AND THE WONDERFUL
l. A NJ p.
rue TRUE VERSION.

S,nc bsoks are l,s, frac snd 10 end,
Md sorac grcst Ice. wsrc never pcnn'j. "
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-24
THE ALED MAN.

able woubaud tiiat uiry Wafein casnrie. of
alarm beef the people hai generally imhIbri
rhr amr opinion And rhrg Inference would
undoubtedly Boo correct AdbomIuanuu could
have brru made that would ha'r hrru more
unpopular with tho leader 70. thr opposition.
SO nomination ha- hnu mldr ilrmauy y~r
which Was 200 much dreaded hl thrm BOO au-
driluion, or -o mu,h lsaI,l when once dr-
rmIund 900.
We have liuIr 6r uo consolation O., offer
thru We have SMALL doubt hal rhg win
be- called upon 90 % lhrir aon,frar. They
myr uuuucrtionably Judged rightly audi Tho
bigh c.timstr which rrr mai.j lnfuls pf
thc hold pp.srrrd hy Judgr Williams upon
ihrrcgau of lar people of Vermont willwe
presume. be- fully justified when thit people
announce. itsdwisiuu,
Lct every Wing lhrn do biz duty iou
arc called upon Ca meet d ioo already half
vanished lg hIs own far You have only
lo-cast your votes, and ti src thUi your Wing
neigbbors ca.t theirs, and yow State ticket
wll be- elected by ESQ thousand majority
VIII you do b. iHion WIN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-24
SOUTHERN CAUCUS.

The ultra slave member. held a caucus last
Saturday T~rnmg.to con"ort a plan for resist
ing the admission of California About 40
member, attended md adopted the following
rso!u,ion. lIrrrprc the resolutions
Re,o'rcd, Thntwc will not vote tor the ad-
mission of CaliGGuiS unless the southern
t,p,,r,dar, Toe restricted tp 80 So.
R,solrcd, Tint We will not agree 80 any
boundary between TcNos and New MuNirn
which proposes to code to New Mexico any
portion oi the territory south Of tho parallel
of Do 80 north latitude and west of the Rio
Graudc. prior to the adjustment of the terri
torial questions.
Reyoir,h That the representatives. of slave
States will resist 10y all usual legislation aud
constitutional means, the admission of the
STATE III California, aud thc-Adiustmcut otthc
Texas boundary, until a scttlciw,nt oi, the ter
ritorial questions is effected.
Be it further resolved, that the powers and
duties of the Committee OF - Lc continued
until the further action of this mcoting, and
that the chairman of that committee 10y the
concurrence of any three members thereof,
may at any time call a meeting Of the Repre-
scntatiycs of the slave holding States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-24
shameful,

j. y. Barber o. notorious ur BIZ pniti
GAL prollmryi as b. "lirslol liIll' i1r biz 'ir-
"us halit-. has o story in bi- Brandon Poet
respecting Judge Williams. Which wc my,
900 doubt isa pcnoriou of che trlih, 10 uDl
900 entire fabrication. lrwpn1- Ca coma
from lle Coalition Comniurrof Rutland, la
which IL Do alleged ll,at tir Judge consented
20 be- q candidate of tho Coalition party fr
tg'n Representative asi year Now weuu-
drr5ipol lhi5 matter last year The NhIef
li@ed uP0B-Mf Williams Hs their candidate
Tor town Representative, aud boosted llal
obey would give him ihe largest majority tlal
ANY candidate would receive iu amy town.
liut in stepped tho Coalition with one of their
Hrrbrous tricks They called q caucus and
nominated Judge Williams in advance ot
the Whigt hot The sequel showed their hon
rstys- they filol 10 vote ior him asa party
The Wirs did vote for and elect BIN by
ap overwhelming umiodty The consent Of
Judge Williams consisted iu nothing more
ihou to Doe q candidate of tho irrcmcu tnpt
thr Coalition, no pnity) Of tho town. The
''f p. l'' l''.'' '''''''' ''l '''' "'' '""f '"."
whru bee rrrollruE thal The rplluoumriy IN
Rutland could poll hut litrlc o,crloo ofthc
500 ydics iu town
Such contemplate trickcy h. ~ natural o.
lite to tlr TRUCK and Dckcrilc.." The old
Liners called Smio Convention on the ilh
oi July la.t. and 10. ont came Coalition"
call fora Convention day ur two iuad,aucc.
Irmy ,liupis made tyaror n ru~h mrru
lriok.,vc mistake thc Intelligence of thr poo
plr of Vermont
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-24
TnE POLICY THAT IssuHEs FREE
DON.

Oulj egirTa seuaiuu voted against '',
admission OF California iorgoro' an'
nro uLgs 40 of thr S0uln The tonslin-
zion NJ California yT1thf 'WfrV
Tho hHl 90 -ormu.le ihr Territorial Gov
.rumruf of Nrs Mnic, .rhow proh"""1
sEury- pa-.rI thc Sruato by vote Of ~ 90
10.
We have alvays maintained rJs point %
vi,-lbar il slavery should be- prohibited )"
any uf tbr newly acquired territory d would
br IN the way lhai California g. likely 70 he
admitted ns o State,
Thus r. the wisdom of che pIanof The Pres
itlnnr snd Liz Cahinnlfnr admitting territory
and insurng freedom Ia 20, 'iudcated. il Do
wa believe, while tho loroinros rcmain go
strong 70, they now are 100 Cougor- the "nly
way our territory can Boz secured ou the s'dr
of freedom.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-24
CHOLERA.

The epidemic has appeared in several
parts OF Warren County, Ohio, with great
virulcnre. Several cases have occurred in
the little village Of Alnson. one of which was
fatal. In the littlc town of Mainvillc. up to
the Sth inst, there had been twenty deaths
by cholera. The disease was still raping
The cholera broke out with great violence
n the little village az E.trtftetrt-. IN Shrtt5,
county, Ky, on the eth inst, and in short
utnc scvcn persons died. So great was In,
alarm in consequence, that every person lett
the place.
The Cholera broke out in the Indiana Pen.
itenuary aud up to TUESDAY last forty eases
and fifteen deaths had occurred. Amop,,' ,ho
latter was a convict NAMED Root. convicted
some years ago ofhaying robbed the AIadiyon
Hafrk OF ezS,tUt. liz JtgJtarCd his Innocence
to the last. when dying but Acknowledgement
having committed several iorgcrie~. and i'm
I Heated respectable citizens OF Louisville
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-24
NWE MEXICO TERRITORIAL Gov
ERNMENT DILL,--TIIE VOTE ON
THE pRONISO.

The following are the yeas and nays upon
thc>motion of Mr. Chase to insert in the ninth
line dissection twenty-five, after the word res
idcnts;
Nor shall there be in said territory either
slavery or involuntary scrvitudc, otherwise
than in punishment of crimc;whcrcor the par
~ shall have been duly convicted to have
been personally guilty"
YrAs-M cssrs Baldwin. Bradbury Bright,
Chase, Cooper, Davis, of Mass, Dodge, of
Wis, Fclch, Greene, Hale, sllamlin, Miller,
Norris, Phelps, Shields, Smith, Upham, Walk
cr. Whitcomb, and Winthrop-2o
NANs-Messr- Atchison, Badger Bell
Benton, Bcrricn, Cass. Davis, of Miss. Daw-
son. Dodge, of Iowa, Downcs, Footc, llous-
ton, Hunter, Jones' King. ManEum, Mason,
Morton. Pratt, Rusk, Sebastian, Soulc, Stur-
econ. Underwood, and Walcs-25.
so the amendment was rejected.
The yeas aud nays on the passage of this
bill in the United States Senate, were rs fol
lows
YrAs-Mcssrs Atkinson, Badger, Benton
Bcrricn, Bradbury, Bright, Cass Cooper
Dawson, Dodge, OF Iowa Douglas, Downs
Fclch. Ioustou, Hunter, King, Maugum, Ma
son, Norris, Pratt Rusk, Sebastian, Shields
Sturgeon, Underwood, Wries,an Whitcoml
Pr.
NAYs-NIessrs Chase, Davis, of Mass.
Dodge, of Wis, Greene, llamln, Miller
Phe ps Upham, Walker, and Winthrop-lo
80 tho hitt passed.
~TTIcrc is Mr. Winthrop standing up for the
Wilmnt Prnyiso, aud cyenyotiug Hgaipst q
Territorial Bill that docs not contain it:-yes
Tins Mr. Winthrop whom the Hon Luciu- Il
Peck refuscd.to support as u free State can
didatc for speaker of the House, in opposi
ton to SIr Cobb, slave holdcr,and orcours,
n. bitter enemy Of the Proviso. Mr. PccI
chose to.yotc in such a manner as to cvontu
ally piyc the SpcaLcrship to the cucu'ra Of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-24

- obtained, Tho mandatory boo 80 ,lulu-.
bury D. connected with lhe we'll known house
900 Nnur great uiy.
iHr Wt'lr work wiioif flla aui d. dr-
r'r-, r.ll Doc visited from iis rrutni aud
prDmineuLiaIsiilnH n, H,aay ct thee iHi'ili-
gent sfrWgrrs, who from year 90 year iuy, b
l.tlir loo detail lhc great Cauhl- ofour State.
unupI but commend such yi,it 90 200 taty-
rlrrs Il win bp inund tAlf pur Green Noun
I1iu ur'rhb0r hlrfout fu us uuo of thr mp-f
valuable aud useful specimens o. her iufrl-
lr.i aud skIll. aud iruiIi Boz another added a.
iir mHul already rssluE reasons lur admir-
alton of thr inventive genius Of our country
men.
SENTINEL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-24
THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE.

An obsrrvant stranger, without any knowl-
edge of the merits of particular men, could
form very accurate judgment respecting the
tone of abuse. employed 10y the opposition
Press. Such stranger after noticing the
present issues Of the Vermont Democratic
Press for a week would at once conclude that
the nomination Of WILLIAMS had particularly
dismaycd and alarmed them. lac peculiar
tervor oi'their hilingsgatt,thc palpably over
strained cxtrayagance of their abuse, would
Immediately indurc the Inference that they
were called Upon 10 oppose man orrcmark-
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THE LEGIsbATTHEi 4 WORD oF
CAUTION.

In another place wc have spoken confident
-ty0r ~ TiTTTl1u N thF WING tHfc U'trt Wy
the people We believe our opponents count
upon the succc-. Of tho wings Ia the popular
vote, aud s'ote hcir hope Jor me Z, s. NrDn-
ior,Lip, hs Nuprrne Coprt, ANIL Hc ohfr 0J-
poipu,,nh ~ ,Ioia' l~tmL'g, ON an ani-whig
majority u me- N.na', anil Nour, Thus sou
co'aH effort o. strengthen tbcmsol,c' 10 thc
Senate ~ a,'n coalition, Of cuali.ioui.tt and
did liner, in Cmucudcu county And trick
ortlis hind viii ai.o be- Attempted IN towu,'
indeed wc have been applied that effort.
were commenced W0ti ttautimn, and have
been continued with more or lc-. activity zap
20 This Time, 10 secure auli.NLi9 rcprysonyi-
tive, In thc close towns Now all We have
90 -ny h., let the wings dp their whole duty,
promptly and efficiently, IN respect to the
legislature. Certainly there can hc no wing
who would not, blush ro-cc tlc United State.
Scnaiorhip aud the bcucl of thc supreme
Court Gll,d ly inirimcr. such 20. those who
hrohglr about lhc coalition OF lsle.-l iach-
man.
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uafml ibst fhr whole excavation uill BE- COM
pIrfrd boz four Year,. The gallery ~ br.urr-
iunird w. 'ho mlrliur. win hr 10 Grf W,lr
hY feet high. aud tl,i- nuae pnt through ihe
bore will Boz enlarged by anliusr, mrau- tu
20 tfrl 100 width and I o i,rf in hriplif. and q
dpuLlr lime of rails laid. Tho rstimlird rn.t
81 tlis greet tunnel is ouly lIHuLgl2 naurs.
II ism hn immediately commenced 90 tLe
Hp1h entrance.
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In one week from nest Tuesday occur. our
annual Election, Aud, % rbr a- the Whg'
are commemorative greatly fear there has been,
thu. far, lack Of that preparation absolutely
necessary 60 insure an Old fashioned Wing
triumph Til. ought not. so to be-; and we
cntrcat our Wing friend. to'impro,c the f,v'
intervening day, in making arrangements boy
which every Wing shall be- at the polls. Il
(. time 20 take hold Of thcwoth mouiully aud
vigorously
Remembers that utadditinn to the election
of State and County oliccrsmcmhcr- of Con.
rrrsvTrc ntVgicl,Ji:Jtz0. tyrtc-u-y't.cz
stature, ScnRtof IN Coperc.s i. to hc thos-
en- in place Of Af Phelps
our opponents are already actively cngag-
cl and mover, Judging from the ous~nr,l
signs, wcrc hcucr organized. and the Wing.
may as well be prepared Ia end them at the
polls in full force, for they will be- there.
WmGs-onc aud all--lct the coming week
be improved TO the best advantage. Let cy-
cry Wing be at the polls to vote, and our tri-
umph, as usual, will be- sure, but nothing les,
will make it sure,
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THAT oNE yoTE.

We a-k nj thc Wig. ofearh town dat
they rcc toit thdr rhry do not loco one Wig
vote tliat every Wing at df poRs' one
,oio-iai oae vote may save your tNn-
Your County -lGr State bet IL Boz deposit
cd To- the lalor-hn.
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as, or ORR

The Hon. Ttoml B1rgrD. ir. his boon
into LapolIlr County upon apoIitiral mission.
La-r year. Ia % political addu- ai Glover
M duiua iLo pmocs- otosmen"q the ."lo-
aliuou," Doc related thc Quaker aurtdu,c, iu
which hr appeared a. tho Quaker iuuudrre.
ftuw hrrvhTr7Trrri TTII-rftTr iITHutf''- ri1rttI-
&C. with the Quaker Cont ou. OF laid OF while
hc otllrashcd" somcbod, we have not learn
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freedom. H. 70 rlow before tho people of
Vermont, asking ,oies oftae friend. nf ihe
prurisui
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Grs. CAss o. rur fWlp-lhe lor"o-
go- al some tcn counties Ut Frun-yl'ania.ha,n
,lrrIsr,.I a.r Cen Gaze as ihF candi1''" of
hrirnry mr rio Presidency a'ihr nrFt o.
InlLIuu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-24

~ Samuel a. Elliot wa. elected io Com
qrr.s a.t AIouda,, lon thr fut District loo Msr
M 1904 maiodp. IT, takes lhe parc ~ Alr
iu thr House.
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~ Hon. Tbadlcus Stevens, of Pa, has
been nominated for reelection to Congress.
10y the Wings of the Lancaster district.
~ When the Irt,lz=5,gr came ffain The Sen
ate TO the House, announcing the passage of
the poor rcWains oi.thc once pretending and
Formidable Compromise, Long John Went
worth ARISE and .lertt TT, iiriz ftrif
length, cried out ;-"Makc Agy, gentlemen,
for the Onnihrsr A shout Of laughter fol-
lowed this sally
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PorrLArIos o. JonN-nrnf--Nssis-
Lant Aiarslim MouIfou hls completed ilie CEN
-ns of this town, and ne learn ipm him thar
the population f. s767 iqisio' u wns 1887
increase $40.