The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09
NOT YIN DoAE WTrH HUhBUG.
gerry. 1854

NOT YkT DohE WITH HUmmUG.'
fsEHY. H
4 Tue late staie Congepuop, holden at
( Montpelier, at which Mr. RedGeld was n0ni-
mated Tor Governor undertook 10 assert hat
the Wing State Convention holden At Bel
slows Falls, endorsed the Compromise Meas
ures. Such assertion is lithe less Than whole
sale lying, Il 10 utterly untrue that che
/ Wings Of Vermont made any auch endorse
ment Of these measures, The rrrerse i hue
the Convention resolved against the oh
ieclionAbis features Of the Fugitive Slave
Law, II pronounced them unjust and the
proper subjects Of legislation, and Of amend
menL
+ Il went further than any other party 10 the
State has done-or Jhan any other party nov
stands recorded. True Il Is that the dr't
I Coalition Convention, winch nominated M
Peck, took ground similar to that taken by
the Wing State Convention, But, reader,
low has Il endedY Mr. Peek, amer having
satisfied himself that the people Of Vermont
would not bo humbuPged by the Coalition
fraud - ast 10 giYu nia parry the aseendeHcy
ton Of this Convention aud took The old line,
or what Il generally understood 10 be- the
pro-saycry ground OF the national democn-
cy, Then follows another Coalition conyon-
ton. That Convention iraces oW all direct
condemnation qfAe Fughire Stare Ian and
ne endorsoaentef he Hibeas Corpus act Of
the last Lcgislaturo--and passes, instead,
some milk and water resolutions taking, In
fact almosf me poidoH huid do,rH nv Mr. Peel
TmIu icncr of dechnaiion-the RdiHg-scair
yrincipie-tho principle upon which the par
" has lid from their high sounding free soil
pretohsions dozen, powN,--we were about IA
say, upon the regular pro-slavery platform of
the national democracy. They stopped little,
ifany, short Of this. They took such posi-
ton that Mr. Peck might consistently with
tic views Of his lcttcr,havc received the nom.
naiion In place OF Mr. RedGcld, A. IL H.
however, the man they nominated, unless hi.
personal friends uiisrrprescnt bis statements
agreed with tlio opinions laid down in Mr.
p,.-k'- leiter -.-
DO these huuhuppcrs suppose that they
can further dclude the people Of Vermont by
such transparent trickcry A. this They
did not aticmpt TO get out Of FREE soilism"incl
Al time, "'as Il was declared TO be the policy
Of the party by one Of the speakers at the
Convention IN this town-bul they took q
leap scarcely less il,SN,ibc one that ended the
life Of Sam Patch, n the honest free solcr'
IN the ranks Of that party, trea, the manAg
crs of this attempted fraud upon them ns the,
deserve, and a. an adherence to their IRE,
soil principles win compel them to do, the,
will make the end of the party no loss diNs
trous they will drown these managers he
e meath the waves Of popular contempt
DopwoRTH's BAND This Band delight
cd the lovers Of instrumental music by con
curt ON the evening Of Efiday- of Last neck
in this place AiNer which, at about midnight
they favored our villagers with fGeon or TWEEN
~ pieces by way Of a scrunudc. The attend
ante at the coneori was large, and the audi
cncc were extremely pratiicd with the per
formance.
> VOLUNTEERS ron CUnA-A dtspatll
!, from Savannah. states the existence Of intense
? excitement on CUbau affaiTs, aud tliat Vo'Wi
@ tcers had already len FOR Cardcnas. lmmcns,
u numbers arc reported to be pwparin. in tn,
p, interior Of the State, and in Alabama for III,
II same destination.
A despatch from Cincinnati Ohio Ns,
II states, that large bodies Of Young men in tina
g vicinity are preparing to join an expedition
n against Cuba
ET~ Extract Of a letter from DIV Church
formerly Of Kirby, in this Co. dated Bethany
PA, July 2s, 1851;
"a very severe squal of wind, rain an,
hail, passed over TIN place 25th irst dom.
much damage to crops. fruit-treos, timber
fences, buildings, stock, Sc. Report saws tina
a large church in Clinton Township was rails
;, ell clear from the foundation, carried n shor
Z distance and torn to pieces, Several othc
: buildings were blown down, and some cattl,
: killed. II passed on the north side of Homes
dale striking only one house which was uu
rooted and part of the walls thrown down.
The roof was carried some distance across IN,
rivera part Of il being seen high in the nj
nearly half a mile distant from it's startin,
: place y, here ss7+Fse btil4l44ss-e4.t- al
five, situated on less than an acre of ground
were unroofed. Boards, plank, slabs, edg
ingy, together with grain and hay flew in ev
= cry direction like feathers. Have not heart
of any person being seriously injured"
y NEw Settlement Of Divisions anon,
+ the Wigs Of Neto York-CdH for a Stat
!, Conrention.--The Legislative Wing Commit
tee at Albany, have succeeded in effccting
c complete settlement of all difficulties between
+ the several divisions Of the party, and the re-
- suit is call for Wing State Convention
: which has been signed by the Legislative
Syracuse and tIticn committees The cal
occupies about two-thirds Of column. Th,
a following extract will convey good idea of
: les tone "The Wings Of this State will a
: hide by the Constitution ofthe United State
in all its parts, and they will receive its tru,
meaning and construction from the judoia