The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-03
CASSIUS VI. CLAY.

This gentleman is ranvasSiuo nul,l;c Son.;
mpnt in Kentucky upon the FUGITIVE SI,v,
Law, which he arguc~ against with t,rcc ard
cloqurnce. But he erect. tho .trnc,,,r. ' 81,
ms "ra'Ions upon The basis Of patriotism and
common sense, and stands firmly bv the In
ION. Mr. Clay says: The issue. then. which
Is attempted to he put, bv eminent persons
and parties, to TIE people of Kenturk v-to
dissolve the mon in case such law is re-
peaicd-l am ready to meet now, and at al
times. The passage Of an unjust or uucop-
shtn'Ional law shall not drive me from NV al
!cgIancc and submission to the American
hl"n' tar less shall the repeal of such a law
tore" me INTO treason and civil war, I am
only for the Tnion-rcpcal Or no rcpca-but
for the Mon Slavery or no Slavery
- The number Of Seamcn in the /. $. Navy *
about l2'oo" The government contracts i;,r their
entire supply Of Clothing with Mc>>r> Whiting. Kc-
hoe GalIoule Of Boston. They have great incil-
ltIrN for carrying on the business a, in addition to
Their government contracts. they supply traders in
almost every town in New England with Clothing.
lhoN" intending to purchase for The spring trade can
not do better than call upon them
Nrx,c, ,xn I> y, -,
.lpIj 27h.-A formal complaint has been
made 10y the Mexican Government. in conSe-
lorr'c "' ,i' repeated Indian ontra"cS on
their frontier. BY the treaty with Mexico
til" nltci States Government agreed 10 pro-
trrt the frontier between this country &NIeNico
from Indian agereSsions. CONGRESS. at the
last session, failed to make the appropriation
ASKED 10y the war department for this duty,
Mexico now requests us to ratity the Tchuan-
tclrc treaty. Mess the provisions OF the
!ti''' '''''H ''' carried "',: 'h' PRESIDENT
m,v ordrr rho trnnns ~ ~. oI "nt r.. '''','
crct service fund.
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learn. the winter wheat tbrourbont tbr con-.
trail part of the state. is very PROMISING. But
very little has been wIntrr-klllcd. and the
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~ wa, ,nvr los, tII tLr,,,'l",,, H.;
anu '' '' '.''> III '"'',''''>> rf'fZr hailu-
p,o;,t,. ,,,.J ~ ''|
','',' y, ~ >'o'' ia'''! ""h'' ana "c'n-
hur,.j nr IL. n;,rht - tha ~.
with all its contents. CONSISTING Of store GOOD,
ram &c. the property OF Mr harI"> Fin"
~ NV Tvs, was '''"' 'o''Fc' ny insurance
l or = horq,r }r ,,,n a,'';I. -. H.: 'i'''
think, such an one evil because he is poor. or
base because he asks charity. Who knows
Wv '"'"-" ne "e no" r''n anu proud
p.mon,l.,n H., i,'' '''i,' -
low Us all. and do that for tb, n;>t,r,,r,,o
who comes in thy way TO-DAY. for tomorrow
to thee Lpr r,rtr ,.Io,h,I - ','' ..;'I
ha9"ard brow, .,iurn it NOT, for thou knowc>t
li',' 'f' SPIRIT IT may encompass -prrchancc
.'I sem "' '''d 10 test my spirit
anrcl in di,rI;," '''N' ~ '''''''s' "'
',''','' '''''' " '>''''@''" IT,
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lis academies. female scminaries and nubI;c
schools. as we'll as for the General prcyaIenc.
ofrcligiou> and temperance principles. The
natural consequence of these Influences !,
seen in the superior regard paid to law and
COOL order, and necessary happiness and
prosperity of the people.
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