The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-23
To the Wings Of Vermont.

III VIC " ia - VI sCA iuoiit
The day Of trial i at hand Let il he an
other day Of glorious triumph tor the Wings
Of the star that never sets" Ii * not 10 he
discussed that the news OF the recent clcc-
tia,.> in PENNSYLVANIA. Ohio. aud Indiana. as
grossly exaggerated bv ha>'v telegraphic re-
por;~.h has served to inspire the lorotoros with
hope. and to discourage unrcticrting or unin-
formed Whig>. Apparently. Pennsylvania
and Indiana should he given up to locotnco-
ism. since the Wings in those States have
suffered the loro> to take a triumph at the
'a.,. election and this /, \ source OF di>cOur-
agcment Ohio thanks 10 the iaithtIln"S'
otrhe Wlig< Of that erea, State. l. sure for
S-o.r and Graham IN the recent State ell
non. tn la~r- iero'o-o MAJORITY obtained n
me preceding trlaI has been nearly or quite
ohlitcra:cd. and there * no room for doubt
tina, the electoral vote will he cast for Scott
PENNSYLVANIA i anrarcn:lv lo"ofn"o by : oo6
To -. Geo row on 4 li@ht vote In October
1918. the lnrns carried the State by $3.50
:naiorirv. while in November lSiS. the whi->
carried it bv majority of 1887. The sam"
result now would give PENNSYLVANIA TO Scott
hv from $500 10 550": and so we believe
PENNSYLVANIA will 90 New York * claimed
bv the WhiG> liz 10000 10 10000. Now with
two of either of thcs. great STATES. Scott i
sure Of an rIcr,ion The odds are ia his IA
vor fartwo Of them. and he has fair chance
for r7 Of them, With only one OF the large
states. the election of Scott * possible
Wings o; Vermont, lc, neither di>rour-
on the other. deprive Won OF = single vote IN
th,. Green Mountain STATE. Let every Wing
do honor 10 our pure and gallant leader; for
half a century he has served US Let MS give
one dav OF oar grateful service 60 him. Let
every Wing do honor IL liz principles; the,
are necessary for the salvation Of the nation
and the state Let every Whi- 10 honor 10
Vermont: she has won the first rank in the
column Of VIM states: 1t her KEEP TIE
LEAD.
\ word of warning, which We hope may
reach every freeman in the state. Rclyinc
upon the anaihy of the Whi->, project l.
nov entertained. X leading managers OF III.
.ocotoco and free ,oil parties, 10 attempt ID
carry the electoral vote of Vermont aganst
Scott. bg "1'o,. II IL" k,""to~o> and free sol
IS vJ,"n oms 'i,-k.'. The inquiry now among
them i. whether hv hook or bv crook.-h,
neclecting to provide locotoco tickets or b,
open aciion-the locoiocoS can lie carrie,
over 10 the free, >oil ticket: and. among Ger
tam oi' the free >oiicr>. it has been an carncS
inquiry whether the rank and file of the fire,
soil party will not b" driven over TO Scott, o
at least alarmed If the old line locoioco> shoul,
he found voting the free soil ticket. Under
s;al-l, ii Won please. that we simply charg
this as a project at this moment entertained
and We do 50 upon what We regard as reliable
authority. We have only FIVE words of advic,
to give to every Wing committee man, an'
every wing voter in the state advice wmrh
il; acted upon, will utterly defeat all rencwc'
attempts at ,oalitionism in Ncrmont-to wit
BRING OFT EVERY WING VOTE.
THr TELEGRAPH CuNPANY-The Tcle
graph line from the Junction to this place
now in >ucre>sful operation. Is branch OF
the Vermont and Boston Telegraph Cnsnpa
nv There are Offices between this place !
the functional Hanover. Bradford and Well
River. The Vermont Company's line. whel
the branch is completed from Rouse'S Pom
to Montreal. nearly ready for use, will be ex
tended nearly 700 miles. The business Of
the Company is increasing, but the profitable
ness of the stork to its holders remains to b
asccrtained. The number of offices Is ncce'
sarilv large. and consequently the eTpens
of working the line considerable. The put
ting of the branch from this place Ia tn
Junction in working order was greatly delay
cd L.. h, ,,ro N. Of lmrf,.rfpC