The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-31


,as nominated on the same Ticket for the
ice Presidency, promptly declined the soft
declaring his cordial and
hearty concurrence in the nomination of Scott
r,d Grdham The MON men of Georgia
,n, Alahama cannot 20 for Scott and Graham
because of the "taint OF aboliiinnl>m about
he ticket. AMI from fear. if elected they can
not resist the influence of Seward, Greedy,
Weed. and other anti-slavrrv Why's 81 the
North. have not Vet concluded to take up Mr.
Webster as their standard bearer. Probably
they will not. And il i OF no sort of coisc-
9ucncc to the Wig party what course they
do pursue
ST. JOHNSBURY CHIPPEWA CLUB.
\ meeting was holden in this Village on
Thursday evening of last week. for the l'nr-
post. of organizing chippewa Club, ami
the following gentlemen were duly elected
otiircr>-payid Boynron. President. t. o.
>,crhrnson. Secretary, !, T. Fairbanks Geo,
\ Merrill ami Emerson Hall. Executive
Committee. and \ !. Willard corresponding
Secretary.
il. Fairbanks. Ell. addressed the meet
inc in reference toihr claims "t zen >''"'t
to the confidence and >p;tra-e> ut the people
living tn. r,->uli OF his own observation
while IN 4 rnar at the Wr>t-acr"ml'all'c'i
with several anecdotes indicative ~ tiie treat
amount Of labor performed hy the veteran
warrior. together with hi> umtirimS industry
and perseverance. "a well known IN that sec
,i.n- IN the. affections of whose cIilzrrs ht
ha> "a lou. held a prominent place After
further remarks an adjournment WAS matc l.
TUESDAY evening Of this week. at whi"h tn'
the organization WAS complete! l'y the a't"I'
,ion ri A Constitution to- the government OF
the Cluh. winch i la; ayin- filled with 80
.,~."~..s tn. fir, REGULAR meeting will ''
holden next week agrccahly 10 the notice "t
the Secretary in this DAYS paper,
"iuuuNun~Vr RIl"EIrr" i tn title oi
nrw Paper. published at I.iitleton, the frs
number OF which came to hand few day
ago. 1t published ty Mr. T. \ EASTMAN
The Reporter appears well in every respect
cxccr,ing lis politics, which are Of the cur
rent sort in New Hampshire, 1t goes. Of
course. for Pierce and King, Aside from it.
politics. We wish the Reporter all sorts Of
roo,l luck, ana enon~h OF it
A. The Hon Franklin Pierce. the verifa-
tie candidate of the L"co;oco> FOR the Prc>i-
dcncy. stopped short time at the St .I"hns-
bury House in this place. on the evening Of
tn" 9TH Rnmor has il that h. was on his
way To the Coos country; nj any rate he was
going up the river The >uprosition Is. tina,
he is taking "ha>tv" lessons in mp river navi-
cation. preparatory To the grand excursion he
is destined Ia take M Salt River next No
vcmhcr.
e. The Hon. William Mattock-,>" recent
" iru,itn.I with the honor oi a nomination
for senator bv both the odd line" and free
democracy parties IN this county. has, We
learn. relieved himsclfhy declining to stand
ire" any longer He declines both nomina
tons. He Is wise in 80 DONG, The old lin
cr> were so maddrncd at the attitude he sui
fercd himself TO bc placed in, that they has
ordained his defeat:
e. The Boston Times frequently indulg"
in the uame If hrag.anh recently il containc'
a Roasting article. from the tenor If whirl
the unsophi<ticatci reader MIGHT infer tina
Pierce was destined 10 I've elected lire>ilrn
with scarcely a shadow of opposition TIL
Commonwralth-thr free soil organ in Mas
sachusct;s. Just da>hcs a pail Of cold waite
upon tho Dragging of thr Times, by sayin
that Picrcr has no strength amal that larg
lass Of voters in tho snnnifv. nat particular
" attached In PARTY. and whose tntr. lerid
our elections that they ia M. know nr car
for him. but that they ara all far Scott, an
the probability il. hh tScnlti will he elected
Il" According To Tho lain finY. Hill, Frank
lin Pierce was federal. FIR hn held bac
his father for 4 while ffmn thr sana.t q
Zen. Jackson, sn Hills iatfiu' sft,s. iie
Scott has always been a true. f,nwa,rflng &,
publican, and has fought hrayely ia The DE-
fence of cur republican institutions.
E The New ENGLAND Farmer not a =,
, litical nrcan of either party, one Of the ai,lr
I agricultural papcrs, thus speaks of Winticl
srnrt:
Gen. Scott i Il man of inc>timahie priva
: fharartrr, and he i not less respected in h
/, serial than in his public relations. .rill.al
as his military serves have been, his .iior
, to preserve the peace Of the country on sev,
raj occasions. when hut breath was neede
to fan the smothcrcd flame or resentment IN
r open war, are still more worthy of our graf
tude and admiration. That he possesses az
miniSrati,h gua!ilins which tit HIM for II
G Executive chair 1T he nation. his polite
1 opponents. whether Whis al Democrat WI
-, readily admit: ahd sfnHl,l liz fa elected
this high office. WI ,I"itti d,t h.. vii fill
d with homer 70 hi.nstl i AMI reiii 20 TIC coui
try