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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-15

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pah hltntcu inbionitbtu Satat berpcr0erukR. Sin @G
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EU fEEs.Is NEWS
ARRIVAL OFTHERtLTIC,
NV NnEk. .\,nil =

AtW l"EK, April ;.
The Baltic arrived shortly after nine o.
clock
EN.LAND.-Lori Brou"ham has laia ON
the table Il hill to reduce the prriod between
the dissolution and re-a>>cmll;ur - Parlia-
mcnt TO 81 DAYS. He hn].rd that something
would Ice done before H." dissolution io I.rir
down bribery AMI corruption at clrrtiui.>.
The D'kc of Newcastle in presenting a
petition from Manchester on ia subject OF
free trade. agliu questioned the Ministers a.
to the cour>, of pr"rrriin".
Lore! Drrl,; in reply. said he was anxious
for a settlement cf the commercial ra,;cy.an,i
he thought next autumn >hnuid not pass over
without u Kew Parliament having had an OPP
pnriuniiv al ''rrlarin" cnnrlu>ivrlv the Yer
diet at tie. nation "n the couy>r at policy pro
posed 10y her Maic>tv's Government,
TIL" arrival OF Col. Fremont in ENGLAND
has excited considerable interest.
FEANcE-Lettcrs from Paris state that in
the. budget for Isl: which Will shortly bc
laid before the Legislative corps, a reduction
OF the army will hc pr"l">cd 10 the extent
Va ''''' ' ~, '
IN Tie "eilarlhei'e VIII Oc iii''' 10 inc 'A'cH'
of over 2o,OVn
Gen. Cavaignac previous to refusing hi>
seat in the Chamber. wished 20 consul; Gems.
I.amoricirrr and Bcdcau on tie subject, ami
ar'"r'''n"'! "lfH'',' r' ''>>"'!' I" ''''
ed hr couii have his passport. Tut that he
would Glai th, frontiers clu>ct! aTaIn>t him ON
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-10

In reply Ia rather numo roU~ ,la>- Of en-
quiryl> in regard to the provisions al the la.
in relation To Bounty Lands recently PASSED
ly Cor.r,<~. We ~ul.,oin the law in full:
Be-; rna...l. g.. Tla- all warrants ,,.,
mi,irar, ir,unt, iaui.whirh ka,, l,;.l or II. +,
hereafter hr i~>ar. under any law al the |
r;trd States and all valid loration> OF til,
same Which ht,r been or MN hereafter l..
maL" are hereby declared :" i, ~>-.... y.
hv deed or instrument of wririu.. mal ;,r,
executed after The. taking c:icc; oi tbs at ~.
,ur!.n" tu such form. AMI i''!r<ri1't Ia 81 !
regulations Il may he prescribed ~ the ;:rH
cIal land bi,irc. - - - vest ilr h-~.-nv,
with all Tho ri@hf> OF il, ORIGINAL OWNERS Of
the warrant or lo-afinn: Provided That az,
person cni.tic,! To presumption right t" auy
land. shall be entitled Ia u>r any >u.h land
warrant IN PAYMENT "t' The SAINT AT the ri,
oi >I.3j r,rr acre io" the ,uau,iry uf Ian:
therein <prriti"d: Provided. That The wa1,-
rams which have been ar may hereafter l..
issued. IN pursuance ut >aii laws. or of thu
act NAV hc located according ~ tie. l,.,sl
subdivisions nj the public lands in onr losly
upon any lands OF the United >-;,trS >uhir,.r
To private entry At The time Of such ln,ra;ion.
a. the mimimum Price; Provided. further
That when sad warrants <lall IL. located on
lands which are subject 10 rntrS at a greater
minimum than >l.25 per acre. the 70. afor q;
SAID warrants shall pay To The United States
IN ra>h Tie 'iIirrrn"r '"'w"'n The value al
>lrh warrants nj 2'p'r a'','- AMI The tra,,
~ IAN" i"'a''u on.
sec, :, Ana he II further enacted. That the
Registers an" receivers OF lie land oi''"cS,>haIl
n'''','Cr !" authorized t"'Ear"r amt r"rciv"
n'' ''''',F service IN i"'ai'h! al nh.ltaT!
'''""'t AN" Warrants. '>>"'' since 'H' Ill.
"'' " '''''''''i!' 49, me same '"nprn>a-
n'n or PER 'Th'a@r i" Wh'rh the! ar" eH:'flr'!
=; tL,. rat. ~ -, ,,,.r 80 '',,'
,,r:on 10 l I,.r,tf,r ,,q;r IN. -. -
holders of SYrb warrants
S,r : ,rI l.. !, trr.b..r .,,..,.o1 II.
r,.,,;,tcr, md ,,c;,.rs vIo,l.r :, ia.
o,iir.. IT the. nassau. Of his ,r, ~ ,l; ~
r,.,,,.,,.,,,..,;.'.,. -. I,,L I,mI
tl,5 ,o r.,,.;v.. from rho T,,..,.,,r,. -, :, r.
u;,,d States t,r services
in Io,,.;r., MILITARY, ,p,t, I,,5 ~
>,p,,. r,t az. ,,,,,,,..,,.,,;,,, ,.,,,;f'I -
,rc-.Jp.r Sr,t;o,, .,., .,.,,.;,... I..r.t..,.
i.rtnr,ncH at1rr 1cJp,,;r.r ,I,. r,.,,,,,. .l,.,I
received hv such o.';,cr- un1rr H.. ~, ..,,,;
tied An act Ia require III, holders 81, militia
~ land warrants to rompcn>,te tn, Land Off
GERS of the United state, for services N r,.!,-
ton 10 the location of these warrants M
proved Nav Il. 1918. Provided Tn, ~,
rr2i~t,r CT receiver shall receive any ron,,..n-
>alinn ont of tie Treasury for las >..,,.i..,..
who has CHARGED and received ILLEGAL ;;.,.s -,
the loration of Surh warrants And ,,o,;J.. !
turth.r That No r.,,;s..r or - N
receive for his scr,iy,, duriug ann, ,,.,r
greater compensation than the n,a>im;;m now
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-10

Snow STORMS IN MASSACHUSETTS,
The cars, last Tuesday night, were about two
hours behind time. and upon inquiring into
the cause. we asccrtaincd that they were de-
tanned by the heavy fall of snow in Mas>achu-
sets on Monday night. In Boston and vicin.
ny twelve inches fell during the night. The
tram was two hours in passing from Boston
10 Lowell, instead of forty minutes. the usual
time. The storm extended a. far north As
White River junction. where there was a
slight fall of Snow.
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THE tr?oaTIoNNrNr p,

In the senate on 'hr III. ,l..
raised in re.ard To- ,.-,;,,.. 49,.
n,,nI,rr~ Of IL. IL,
-, l. Il 'ar~
'''' az '.''' ''i'>ES returns, tn" In lis.
rnti'!'d I" Int on" hrrc> n'a-;r.
sympathy for her youth 49, .r,,.
else some Of the :. .,,.,,,.,..-
49, ''''' '''' '' '.'-
M " v" ''t' It i'"1a'- %. .-...
on The subject .'ir lia.r, ii >,ri,..
a rational view of H.. .,,......... .'- '.A'.
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'''''I- .''"'. .....'' .'''' ..''."n:o.'"t Na~a
h-.'' '"3"'> '.D.. ''.h", N'r l"'..h" lwn'-
'' AM r1'i.r. I"!i, m'~'"','r and con.
"""'''H- J" l~r''. r'"-h.h."E an! t'r"~io"-
IL '&'n'i'f ana 'h>i"'i''oi. h' appearance 1,
lone We N''.'i"''"' :" ;"'if"" t"lr and dislike
"'' '"''' VIZ" '.'' '''A 'i"' 81 :"inpr!i". viii
"h'' i Ms h''''' ~ u 'f''> h"rlin' a~>"'latrd
II '''',-'' ''''''''''' |" max" lam an oIgr"
'''''''''''''' I" ''' L''h, 7"' q: mystery an'
"''''' - '''' ""I'''h ana 'Al!dr'n OF Il" set
"''''h'' lis "''n'lN@ -ro1n!N had been 81
i '''.'''' % Lake .'!a""", where
"!'''' ANY, ''>'n3 'hr year round il
'"' >'''2' '"hi!a',S "!H"h >"cnrI hest TO ac
'"''' VIVA ~ ''~'"'''.'A. and pHr>uin" 'h'
''' i':''+' %. hi- 'tAi-g. I'll! compelled 90 e."
= . - "'"' "N"G",ri. 10 "s'a'," thr ven
,"'""r f.. -" :".i.3u- II" ;lrn took ~ III
'.'"r !'9- .'tr''r III Tie town OF: E"rhn
where j." S',';."'! - ,'Hin intercourse viii
ne Settlers ant revealed himself. whrn SEQ!
- t'"..n, a '!'rh,n,"!; and disturbed man
~ ''H"'h i va wh-,"r"'l abroad that there
W. = -'"' ca"f" Tor h. mo".inc,~ and Dis
N""'"''; AHH the rnI"'r soon settled M" f''
r'%''.t'9 ;"i" '"at u" had 'A"t an !n'ifn
richly !a'trn w''h f'lr%, shot him. rnl'"' Itim
and listening hi% ~tec! traps TO Ii body Snnl
i - ~" lake, !hi> story WAS strengthened
lna short time. ' n" n;.ncaran"" Of \ ~lnn
burt "' Indians. found lurking in hi+ nri@h
h"rAo'"l and his >"'tlm 'Ii,rrrar"n"r from
''"n',t III they I'D @".". This viii and at
t.ry Is r,, .,.,... ,.'.,,.. J., .,,,r ,,,r,;.. Of
I.l:.,, .,rv.r.;,.,, ,.,nol will, ,,,,n, ,or,
u,....,.I l;ul .,o ,;,, ",
we'll r..n.o,,brr c,rnu,-crinr in \ niece Of
y;o,I. allow. two mi,., from Lis usn,I abode
o,l Of. }.;,., ,...,,v I.r.,cd or+ If orr loy
,r;,.I, ,r.;. o,,,,n,.,,... p,, tlor,, ~,
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,h... ,,;,.. g.. ,.. n.;r ,.,.,o.. .c.,..
l.r.,.L l.,... ,,;.,, or. or lo .oun.. . a.,
..,..,. ;,;..:,
,.oo. o,l, ,,,:,,.c,
800. =, 70
go, =,
-.
'''' - WIN ''
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"'.'' Wv '"'''' ''''''H
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''' ''''-''' '"' '''''''' >''''''''3 ''' corn
a., ~ NJ wy ''i'''i ana ''"2'''''SSh'SN' Wy
W y 49, ''''. ''''' E''' '''''''
wv" '"''>''' !" CONSULT another
- "''''' "'''' S''''
"'' '''' ~" Story WIS
'''''''' INV ''"'' ""' He i'''''hS raF''
'''''' ''''~''N' III ''''|' 'h'''FS' 'n' OF them
via - 'N''' i '"''! "'' '"F'o">'E' ana with
''''' WV '''''' ''''' Il '''H'' ''"H'FS' ms
=! ''''' IVA ne '"''' soon '"'"r'Ih"
"'~'''@'2'' from '"e 'fai'~' Win "hi'h 1t was
'''''N' Is ''''''F>""'' 'i' case rose ana was
''"''' ~ ''' sl''l''A'. WIN the fafa bullet ~
; '"'> '''! h'i'' ana cong 70 >awvrr'
deserted ranp. they On" "ut Of a tree, on
Which, h" va known I" rrar;ir" at mark
>'';n@, another bullet, compared the two,ard
h"on9ht in their ina! verdict acr"~ln.lv-
Killing an Inlian was rot looked upon then
- now: bit it hun" like a curse npon the nm
h,prv SAWYER. aud. till the lav of his DEATH
will prohahv continue TO h,nnt him"
Between this coniiitinc testimony We do
no. prctcnl to ir!,r.-ir,,q.l.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-10

eS Preston. an alleged fugitive slave. ac
ter an examination in New York Of some
days was given up on Saturday and sent Off
to Baltimore, Mr. jay was counsel for the
fugitive, and Mr. Busted for the claimant
During the trial Busted beam. enraoed and
>irG"k Jay III the ia,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-10

u Further action upon the Liquor Bill in
the House Of Representatives of Massacbu-
''ttS,has been postponed to Tuesday the 18th.
The opposition to this bill in the House is
somewhat formidable, so much SO as to rem
der It's passage a little doubtful.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-10

FEE>HEr> IN CANADA VISTA few
DAYS AGO accounts were published OF the de-
.trurf'on "i property at Paris. on the Grand
Iu''r-tv the brcakin" mp of that rapid stream.
Nor" recent accounts inform Us of further
loss OF property. not only on that river lut nm
"'hrf> IN IT," Western part of Canada. At
''ait. tn" toll bridge. over the Grand Eiv.r
on tn" road t" Berlin, was carried away. The
Mohawk bridge. near Bran;iord. shared flo
same late. The country around rr,.>,on v..,.
>"bmrr""d and blacksmith shop and barn
were borne down the stream. Between pr,..
ION and Berlin four men were taken from, ,Lo
iimh OF tree. by boat sent to their rcs,.uo.
'.ie poor fellows were nearly frozen ,o death
Al ~ lthrrinrS, the mills bclonuinu 'rbom-
as H. Merritt Esq, were flooded Tbn ~.
Ter carried away two thousand busbnls 81.
wheat and one tier of flour in barrcIS-lo.<
Mr"Ny. All along the line of VILLAGES from
branfiorl to Danvil!c, much ,amarc waI
cone The bridge at Cavura viila@r wa.
earned away. The Indiana and Scur,.,
bridges Shared the same fate. A. D,n,;u,'
Almost the entire town was overt,ow,d and
,"'i'''l'''ilcafI"n from one house to anotL.,
was ny boat. One writer from D,nyilIr sar,
As am writing. large house * now Gorr
III" Gown the stream; the people annear f. ~
perfectly paralyzcd. Cal vin pLri,,bs w. !" "'
mas lo,' large quantity of wheat tia; WAS r.
. [,"re ho';'c> at Cayuga." \ rood dr,; of
''''"Se Has been done on the TLanr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-10

he Congressional District Committee
.'' 'ne Name Legislature, have reported biII
;aa.i ."'.>i"' OF the State into six Congress
,o""' Districts for the next ten wears M,;r.
.''> one REPRESENTATIVE 10y the new a,,,,or
Wing District. eve o''E one
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Chr { 0!t0nlli0ll.

f,S-s
=gGA2=xz E@-.5t-- - saeIsFFA2
s|'a'<-
Inauri hy Influence. and unl,rihci Tx GAIN
Here p'ir."t ruth her s"r"''> prt""Ft> draw,
. !. W II ~ y 8 - n 7,
S.r1pn,v .pp,,,o ,a.,
K Oar friends at Stanstcad and vicnity
arr. certainly unfortunate in their connection
with the 81. Lawrence Railroad Company
After t,>pairino Of hayinu the road laid IN
their vl,inily. their homes were revived bv =
proposition of the Comrarv. that II they
would show Wilma specified time. hv actual
survey. grade not over A certain number
of feet. and that the distance world not ex-
coed that of the Coat;c COX routr tLcir rout.
should have the preference They in,meI;-
atclv raised ti,n,), for the survc, Int !. W..
aSrcrtaincd il could not be com,lr1 lv fl.
time sr.ciGcd and the D;rc,tors s+.adc,stl,
refusing to extend the time their homes arr.
apain bia.;,J The Directors will ,L.r,f,ro
proceed to construct their road over, III. Coat
icooL ,or.o
\ r,vio1-NIr C,heI, = mcn,-
bcr Of III. IJous, iroo, Florida. maJ,. IN Ii,
place in C,nor,.ss. SOM. few weeks since .,
snc,rh in which he alluded to tlo pr.sl.r
TIA, ,,o.,;,n and tool. o.,.o.;,, D., .I,, l.:
,I;.I;t. To Go, S.ot. In. a. 49,. =,
ro,.o,s 81. H., ,,.,.a,..
ru in ano,L.r firm In, l...or 80 A..
nv ,,..y H.. <,a,.. t,,,t h.. :. +,r ,Jr r;u,oro
AVID c,,. lin, l,,...,,... Il WI.
-,
t,.., .o.,, -, c. DIN, r., II
.,.r '''
90
supporting Mr. Fillmore for the reason AS
signed Nv linn
Mr. Cabcll is a representative of very
small state, and one that is not of rrcat CON
sequence to the Wing party. as it seldom
votes for Wig candidates. Indeed. taking
lis vL,I. ,,.,,,y,,t,, Jonathan S,.r;,rl
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M -\'Nl.ii.S - >l'f'lk oil 20 = t.- p.
has not been heard in orr streets ...- ..
ihan wear. until the afternoon a-. NJ
.a>'- IA" mansion "f .Iui..- IEur lu~.rv-,
'";2d To lie "n fire about fix. o,.'o-,. a, 3D..
nr'F> created some Sir. The >r,a,e -.
nonrln@ ont Of The upper urn.lan.. ..s..
threatening was the ,s,.,.. - -r-,.-. .'.-
mHrh Of he furniture vs. REMOVED ,.-'-
The direction Of ia" >pc,-ia, wa~l,lr,. W. ~.
CHARGED with such duties. II. ,f-...
worked WEI. and the ~ ,rion 1a>.. .. \
drank ~ the wafer cfthc ror.l us : .-r.,
H"rn'hin@ is long thirst. tn 1.~~--s
thoroughly dr,nchyd and vs. c.n>e~,'.
much Injured. for tl,.rc wa> NJ ar.,.r.- To-.
mt I'VE and water. Tn, in,..~.r u.,f..
'he Vermont Mutual-Er.r',.. =
- In Milwaukee. en- the 18th mr.. D.,
ca" OF W T. Ra'cliil,.. who ha> l,-.,l o.. Pr
al for some time Tor he murder I'd. p'.
i'"<>. was brought toa close ! :, ,..,.i;' .--.-
"u,iy- The verdict cNritvd "a, ,.,~~r -
PTS. and Indignation. and groa,,> w"-r--F'r
Tor the Jury. Order having l,,u ,,,..--...
The Court. .Iu'jgr IIulh.n lnokel "a. r. a.
per i"r some five minutes: Lc tl,3 ,-e.;.e
.inrv >'rrnlv and sad:
,'i'rnt.clacn Of the iurr. X liz ycr- rr--
dit :"
Forcman-~Yr>. vour Honor.
JUDI" liulh.ll An | larr,o >er..
t'' -. J. may ',"i bor. n,.r~g ... '.-
SCI, ur.>
Grca; excitement prevailed the TX i q
Indignation meetings were held, al, ..-'-
nat"ry resolutions passed.
STIcIpT,-Om "Wednesday week VI l'1-
Nd ". Chapman OF thu town. pnnu.''.-
suicide by hnu-in. himself. it ~,,r> u;
about one "'clnrk in tn afternoon j.. ~
h"ne telling h. ui:,. that h. Wa rn,r- =.
fathers. Capt CALVIN Cha}na'l'> Who ..'.t
about nile distant, Not returning ~ -
expected. he sent II his fathers 80 H. 's..'
for hlm.and tonnd that he la A.! AT cen ;.''..
that lax. The nri.hlrnr> wrr,. '!''r =. .H-.
vi and had nn, seen him >,ar~h NJ n'-.
Immediately bv Ike ncighl,or>. and a'oHi
O'Clock IN The evening hc No t".Ht 81" I'd.
w"ni~. in the direction If h'> father ".'.'
hr had hung himself H. had. wr lra-'.. 'i-
p,arei somewhat strange. for a t,-w '!aH--
not - a. 10 rxritr any fear that h' "o-.l
commit ~clt-ds->rrucri"n. H. Wa - !'.'T-. 20
a.c. k"a, %g',gR
x Ei2ht married lalic, wrre recent:
into th, mv~r-r:;,> # ni; t'..'"
ship Al Anderson. :. {. II ! al dat -
>in.l. !aiic~ wi.l 10. admitted, The l'i r''-''
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on it. In such an utter ahScrre of money tins
house was finished. whose ample framework
We have now rr-drcs>rd.
How was th> done? Won may well inquire.
On this wise The cost WIS divided mi" TWO
PAYMENTS The first one WAS IN "rf c"t'
nn| grnia; and the second pad the ncNt
wear. in beef cuf'Ie. These were driven TO
Boston. which paid for nails. glass. and such
articles as could he had only for cash. he
spacious and beautiful lot on which 1t was
huit. was given hv the iamcnted Dra, l. l.:
Dana. whose memory will longbe cherished
in the church below,
TIE NEW HOUSE.
Our old houSe had become unsuitable for
public worship; and early in the season ot
last wear. it was resolved. hv unanimous con
sent. to submit it to thorough repair. and
some alterations 1t was soon found 10 he tn"
far zone for this purpose. ana an entire rrmod-
elm" was at onrc d",i,!rd upon.and the work
committed Ia building committee: plan
was drawn sufficient amount raised on the
slips TO authorize contract. Under the
prompt and IudiciouS direction of this commit
tee. the enterprise has moved on 10 It's com
plrtion. The whole ha~ been accomplished
with perfect harmony and increasing sati>tar-
ton on the part of the people.
The tLorouuIncss and Style oftLe House is
an honorable testimony to the trust-worthi-
ness !, SIKH ana taste Of the gentlemen TO whom
the work was let This house. as it appears
today, has been fitted up at a cost Of about
300 dollars.
SINI\1,RY
,'' sil'r'h mas been IN existence ~ wears:
snr,l;os ;n,l,l;ni, .lo ,.uoa,,. .', ana
Rev. John Fitch hcnan his ministry in town
July -. 1893: was settled Oct. %. following:
% wears.
Rev. Jeremiah Flint h,rar his ministry about
IN l, 1871; was settled july following. and
dismissed March 20. ISIS; time OF ministry
W." ", Nv, > '''''','hS =.
70 iS2"; dismissed May :, lS26; time Of
'''' mnr rIi ,,.u p, al,
January ? ISL. Tsm;s."I O.,oror ,ess
'''T To VI m 1I,,;>'rT years ana months, oo
was dismissed Anr;I 1s3o timc Of r,;ni.,r,
4 wears
Erv. Hrhard T. Hand BEGAN his ministry
!" l"Nh. Jan. lNif: was S"'t'"h January.
% !n'hi>trH =! Nr7:; AMI months.
i''' III cry was >'''l r''' lN4'
and uouth. ''''' ~ '''''''' u
The NAME LAw.-Thc City Missionary
OF III" city OF port and. has published state
mcnt contrasting" the condition of he poor Of
III" cIty under the operation Of the law t.
suppress fIpi!ln" shop. with what II wa he"
''''' rs l't>>""', lie states that their comb
'''" i improved thousand told. He ha'
'i>" taken IN" pans 10 inquire of those who
were drnaSanl> when they were exro>rd Il
the temptation Of drinking. hut who are nov
softer men. Il they wish the law repealed
to H. ar,;u ,cm,.,I - r..,,,,, =, ,,..:,. .,,,.
,rl .l..,a,,...... =
.t''' ~ ''''>''! roy >"'''' r''
>''' Ut "''I'r' 'hc rc"h" OF Name seem Il
iIl." the law. In all the cities rycert Port
land there have been rcron+ ol.c,;ons q "a;
.,r. a,,l :. ~ a.. -,
''.'' IL .''' '''. ''ti''''H mas "''h over
"h'imn" t"r the Law Portland has not '"
voted OF tie towns in tl,. Stat. the Form
tim SAYS .h,+ t;,rr f.;r> ,,,o .Los.,, o7;.,r
VII, ...,.,... =, H.. '''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-10

Il: Tn" Du5ln Frccman'< journal an
nominees that orders will soon he Issued from
the Colonial office for the reIer>e Of the Irish
'x:i"'. on ,on',.;:ol ii. = 47nat return :, the
D..i-il i,'dri;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-10

IL vt the recent session of tIr Count,
Court in Washington county. eighteen civi
cases were tried and one criminal Nine of
the civil eases were a"an>t the Vermont
Central for damages, eight Of which were de-
cldcd against the Company. One action WI.
for the ilowin" of land and damage to crops
occas;oncd it was alleged. hy the turning of
the courS" ofthc river hrvonl Montpelier h,
tie Railroad Company. The Plaintiff rccoy.
cred $500.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-06-10
Letter from Gen. Scott.

The Augusta Chronicle, and Savannah
the leading organs of the wing
party in Georgia, are out against Scott, with
or without pledges. The Chronicle COM
ments as follows upon the recent publiea-
ton of Scott's auti-slavery letter, written
some years ago, and which we published two
weeks since:
"'The object and purpose of the N. York
Tribune, in reproducing, at this time, the
following letter from Gen. Scott, written
nine years ago, cannot be mistaken. The
Tribune is jealous advocate of the nomina-
ton of the General as the whig candidate for
the Presidency, and hopes by the republica-
ton of this letter, just in advance of the as
sembling Of the Convention, the more Ger
tainly to secure the support Of the Freesoil-
ers, and all others in that body who may be
influenced to any extent by an antslavery
feeling Nor is it less apparent that the
Tribune, and indeed the whole Seward wing,
contemplate the agitation of the slavery
question, with the view to strengthen them.
selves in the approaching canvass, if they
shall succeed in nominating Gen. Scott
We thank it, therefore, for this timely re
publication of this letter, for it will serve tt
open the eyes of those conservative men O
the North, who desire repose, but who haC
obtained their consent to support Genera
Scott under the impression that his nomina
ton and election would secure their wishes
Now, they cannot but see their delusion
and they will as patriots make haste to with
draw from such an alliance
At the South its publication cannot al
} feet him to any extent, either one way or tn
other, for he has comparatively few advC
: Gates. He is every where regarded as
mere tool in the hands Of that intriguer Sc
: ward, on whom and his Freesoil friends b
is believed to be pledged, to confer the COZ
5 troll Of the government, and the Distribute
of the spoils, if he should be elected. It
not, therefore, surprising that he has no az
: vocates at the South-for without any sue
impression as that to which we have alludeC
q his total unftness for the Office, the absenC
: of claims, except his military services, if il
s deed they can by any honest man and p
It triot, be regarded, (Which we very muC
$ doubt as constituting any claims to SUE
n an office, and the fact that he is known
k have expressed an opinion favorable to Il
if annexation of Canada, are quite sufficient
l. make the Southern people repudiate him e
k tirely-and they will not support him und
any circumstances, nomination OF no non
g nation-for they have no idea of supportil
r any man, who occupies the position of an
d, strument, in the hands Of Seward & Co.,
= the carrying out of their base intrigues.