The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09

Mrnurn o. GrouoryuIr.-B opY
IuIrp ~ lfFF MUTrurFMAHpn.- Tho I
hpIr u. ~ l4ulriir Nuamr, who di-lp- .
T.nriWl #irr'uusIy about one year since from
90" titiHiit i'i t,-4fspt ille, g.. WH- f1ffuti I
BOO l-H.r hlrWF'uumlEpf ou "Wednesday lasi. I
AiI .Htf" "as 20 rrrldNIt of rf1u-taad, Wr
l"'.rIr.l .hI % IHUr hr lrIi for GrDrgryillr % .
ua. n- 'nn before Hi dInrpeauurr and was
F'.'-.d fn h.f bad boo ld- pp--r-,iou about
..Hn. 10. b. .uuWu 60 have started 20 rr-
'H.h FOO 'iyn-frld, Hui i1 have. stopped nt H ;
iHfH t." ul'r from Gruigc'ilr. This
N.I fHr l1+ hr WIS seen, lle there stated 4
fNgi.hr h.d leon filiowpd from the hnrrI
HHrH hy Two man who be- doubtless supp1s
ul intended a. rob him, Upon finding uie !
lHIt.r IuTY Ul iuvfHrt was rHIird. al u came !
10 tIr rDu lU.Inn tlat w. wac niurdrAl, llIs|
throat wH- rut iiuui ear 20 ear These are \
.0mr of ilr particulars ms $40 have heard
tHuH~ f1rgAH 10. hDe7r
-Hun nrul., ve aro all Gght again Tic
ifyhg d'mnYn,V have complete u 0kot.nud /.
L-.-e i.-lslH n1laHI % ~ tut iu' give u al
rlru AMI fieWoua tulIuri,
. lh' "pli NWI' mu.l uql allow the com- /
liuu.rt of hafluHObr ut tlril uumbrr select ,
.lIs4 candidate igF Governor 90 pnss uuuo'
r,Hi '-- w. PWroi
Thu, -ne,i M Patriot oftbo result orthc
lr.r .us-it ri-ird Convention, Most truly
.I,. 3D.. .fHI Duaui- VI I.rofopoi,fn brsu
,-nr'.wuiri aud joyce o. truly have tho old
Ishr.ft wnn leon iniulird, From the hrsl
luruf th' rolltion a. We laft 40 genuine
on Liberty mlu could ever receive the first
Il.uii.o vote lur, Huy substantial hnnnr.--
Nrvlum, rvck, N,ddcd,-- locol0 ni all,
,tIrsr have lcuu lhrir caudrla'gA inr Govern
.,., aHl iu ,ho only Congressional district
' Oln fmrihtvbc gc party coud succeed
Ir lnuors Horu conferred upon the must2pal-
r d,,udor of "ro'k anil lcNa,"
'lU'i Heru i- another "romplmcut' 10 Che
-NHl Gurl" which ia none tho Ices genuine
m. m3ifH Marx, " Won please, The
i-..-.---i-i4lll-- -lallll1-l.-tuiA- at iLe- l4F
IH|,.i Armout; and thcu olrcuc that
r fl.r. D. NOT one word v0Hdcmuhlnry Of The
E#. uul Shtormfig Democratic Party icn
t-r Niia- ~ NeHuaul lnyc inst rc.aliirm-
4, moot uUuVuyonH,'N, lll their old puur-
p..4 ltuu lic subject of Shvrry-- declaring
70 tmef,I aud political evil far which lhoy
..r iu ul m1uncr nggouuNhle"-aud their
u.U0ifion toiiv "eri,p'i14 az continuance I'M.
der thc authority of tho Federal Govern
ucnL" lhcy also expressly and positively
rupud,lf,i nll responsibility for "thc onncNa-
tiuu of T, sas, tlu war With McNiio, aud the
ru.sv nul exciting questions debates rhcmcz
unl measures q. g, the compromiso measures,
Mobilization. secession, ~, Nctl which have
resulted thcrclrom." Finally they went still
hIihrr md rcpudiltcl entirely the S0gmn
uHnu which the so-cnllcd Union party" Il
ipuuIrI, 1ud expressly declared that they re'
,tll the fugitive slave act a. a measure to be-
i.rry AZ H'ussvi, modified or repealed, and
In. I'D urefl tire ri.hi tr u.enill lawful means
10 .ortrc such notifications of IL as time and
experience may demonstrate 10 bc Proper
Mud these too aro the principles ut President
Fillmore himself Thus was Utb,ierNm most
uucguiNocnllv condemned that is 10 say, the
pyii.sp',f Of the Annapolis spccrlard ~ the
Union party" for the which, hv the by, we
upprchcui Mr. Webster himself rs as much
Ashamed - anybody else about these day, s.
certain 70 r., hc has never repeated them, to
.rur knowledge, since the Annapolis dinner
Now. notwithstanding the straightforward,
unvaycring and consistent course of the
-NMg ulrty, tho Vermont Patriot chooses to
r'itrac the Wings with "WuI,tcrism," aud
lhr h,t convention Of the cv-frcc soil party
l-rr1ccs by undignifod and false roso-
t-rtiuur- rurlrirrurrutur,-t tire W
what docs IL sov of the old line Democratic
-l.giy 2 ,glaL its straight ont declarations,
iu f,vor Of tho comuromiscf what oc It's most
decided dcpr7clti0u OF agitation - aui it,
contumcliou. bearing against everything
touching the subject OF slaycry aud its dearly
beloved sla,ocrauc allies, the origiuatQrs at
this moment Of new schemes for thc anncNo-
ton Of Cuba md the admission or slavery in.
T., Southern California Not word! dear
rrldrr--nst one word. The "old( Sla,Ocrat-
A-,-,-
Utud law this very expressive silence; and
more.-thc w,y il cunniugly prepared for
most cordially extending tho right hand Of
fellowship TO thGold liners in 1852. In tho
first place, the fugitive slave law, which fig
urcd SO boldly in May last is buried beneath
mss ofah,tmctons which in one year moro
win themselves be dismissed. In the next
plrcc, the denial of the cbndtuGonQlHy Of
that law, which was made in MAY, is now spc-
officially abandoned. In the third place, the
explicit declaration upon the 6abe1v corpus
vri has received like dismissal Ewing place
To- convenient abstrnttiens and in the last
me rag IF reconciliation Jcih the old Lia,rs Is
'uUiy op,ptd. illus:
"RSso'rri, That eternal fcalty to those prin-
oplcs which deny these rights to citizens(i. g.
the right OF free citizens ola sovereign state
Ia trial by jury, &c) M. cannot recognize, Nv
Others dp rs a test Of Democracy 3"
=MhiaA iAeHRs just tAisf-
Resolved, That it the Old Liners will
Just drop hicr tost, we won't impose oBrs-so
we will Dee "halc fellows, wcll-mct"
On tho whole we think the Patriot is right
IN cnllmg upon the cold guard" 10 rcmcn,-
hcr the compliments ofths convention. But
the i'h~rfy mcn--thc Wings who wore vince
dlvd into the coalition; there are no eompli-
meats for Mcm.- lFucimUH.
IHE Place OF HoLDtNG TINS Vino Ma