The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-08-07

more pleasant and inviting than Burlington, t
or no people more polite and agreeable than ,
its inhabitants.
THE "HARMONIOUS DEMOCRACY"
There is trouble brewing at head quarters
among the harmonious democracy 1t seems
to have arisen among the ultra Southern men.
one faction being we'll satisfied with the NOM
ination of Pierce & King the other tavoring
a new and independent States Rights nomi
nation. The Union" and the Southern
Press" the leading locotoco papers at Wash
ncton have got by the ears and can't agree.
The matter has been some time brewing
Gen. Cas-. it is now aSccrtainet. is secretly
at work to undermine his successful compcti
tor of y. II. He broke ground recently in a
caucus. or, as a democrat said, showed his
teeth against the Southern Rights Pierce
men. Soulc, of La, took him severely to ,
task for doing SO, and accused him OF "bad
faith and m.Sol,nce.'
The charleston Mercury" the leading
organ of the S C.-nulifers and dlSunlOn men.
GOES in for Pierce, as do the South Carolina
men generally 1t sounds the alarm at the
threatening appearances OF a serious rupture
among the leading men, and accuses CaSs OF
PLAYING Van Buren, game OF trcachcry, and
saws wide and deep breach is imminent
Hear it:
AS for u>-and speak for Southern
Rights Dcmocrats-we stall not h. easily drtr-
en- tram The support Of tie ticket ct ou cREA-
TON md CHOICE Nothing can drive us oil
short of the discovery Ma The insane poilcy
ot Grn C,ls< Is to be triumphant /" its coun'iiS,
and that Franklin Pierce Is that sort of
.lnion man that bases the hopes of the per-
pctuitv of the Union upon the ruins of the
rights independence, and sovereignty OF the
States
1t goes on
"Specious professions. accompanied 10y
such striking manifestations OF proScrIptIve
bitterness. will not do without some cOmilr-
nation. or at least distinct reputation of the
Ca, policy on the part of the party at lar-e
Mr. For>rthc intmatcs that it Is the purpose
of Gen. Cass to play Van Buren,, and wrcak
hi, vengeance at once on the South and on
the comrctitnr they have elevated over his
head: and MANY OF the most sagacion> South
crn men concur in that opinion. The thing
must he settled. or a hrcdch ~ti' and df'l Is
70 hHyP'lG
= hIIxoI>-This State is buried deeply in
lorofncoi,m, and is always likely to be. accord
in" to our mind Feeling 50, We were ioT'i-
, blv struck with the remark OF a travclcr.wirh
whom We fell in with the other day, that IL
linoi> was likely to vote for Gen. Scott. The
gentleman is an eastern man, but had spent
. the last year in Illinois. He affirmed that
multitude, there heretofore opposed TO til,
+, Wings were openly for Scott. We could no
contradict the assertion of the gentleman. lon
=. do not Vet Lclirvr the Why's viii hc able Il
+ max" gaiu of eight or ten thousand or NOR,
: in one State !" on" wear But If Illinois /
,nrni"I "r"r I" tho Wing .,Is %, on, thin:
= like the rate our tra,rin. ir;.nl asserts an,
! he is INTELLIGENT and rrliablr.l whcr, will In
II "'a'''' ''''' VIC man. 'o"' ''''i W '''o''S'
. he found in November:
= S!GNIFC,Nr.-A Pierce and KIM cam
' pairn paper. called the "Dcmocratir Plat
form" published in Virginia. has been sen
{ to us. Among the embellishments OF lis co!
" umnS we notice the firurr of a nero, with
h pack upon hi> back in the act OF running a
way Over this fi-urc are the words nor
: thcrn viii" ticket, Scott and Graham Th,
= ..fuci,ivc from service" has these words m
q into his month.
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y .j.l -" ~ ''' ~ ..,.,
We no nliud dat Cnroi;n,r .Niqq.r ouner-L
- "hiy PIT '0T for Mn.d."
This is the way the enemies of Gen. scot
:, clcctioncer against him in the South.
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n a., ,, "'''''' '''> VINE" returned !" power
WIN ",''' "'' ''''@' ID" "'"''f'"'A To prove
''''' ''''' '>'"' was me head anu front oil III
possibility elected. with Seward for his CON
pani"tI, thu, cry would be-. down with the Irisf