The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-05-22
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ST. JOHN BUR Y,
SATURDAY, NAY %, 1852.
MIR. BOTTS--GEN. SCOTT.

MIR. IsOTTS--GEN. SCOTT.
The Hon John VI. Botts--thr same gen
tleman who slept with John Ivler-has late
~ put up for one III -ht or more. Or, in other
words, has had an interview with Gen Scott,
at W ashington and doubtless thinking it OF
some consequence to let the world know what
he is about, has written out what transplred
and forwarded statement in the form OF Il
letter to his friends in Virginia. The object
Of the visit seems to have been TO get Gen.
Scott TO write a letter endorsing the COM
promise measures" with the view, we sup
pose, Of quoting the apprehens;ons at tn"
South that he is rot decided enough Oh this
point to make it sale COR them TO support him
for the Presidency.
Mr. Bolts found Gcn. SOFT determined to
publish nothing unless he shall be the nou-
nee Of the Wing Convention. If he should
be rou:!atcl hr int;.nstcs that he may make
public his views upon he political topics Of
the day In the mvan time he Ioe> no; hide
hi, oy,irion> from any ot hi, friends who wish
to know ,hcnr and ne con,crscd ireel! with
Nr Bolts. Upon tie compromise Gen, Sro;'
stated. aeyordin. to Mr. Bolts, that he was Tor
Observing it. and not in favor Of disturbing
an, o,,c lis features
t Mr. Bolts lectures lis Southern friend, on
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.r Iul S,.,,,.r,, Wh;.,s
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oppose Gen. Scott bert"N' W.T. 9e"aF" IS 10Y
. him. Because Mr. Seward is Stout, opposed
,,,,;, c..,,rr,.. ~ IN, ,,,unrro;,,. they
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INSIST mat His ''''''''''t ''' '''' ',>''''' ;
would I've dangerous for them Mr. Bot,
t,lrtErrmor, insists that the National Con
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d'f>t '"' '""l''"''''>t- 'i''' II Ms ~ "''"
= H,S< h,rt. hight. Mr. John VI. H"tts. and
we Ln,,c Won will be- able to keen il ont. That
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B, y l. tH''"tcou> ''''' never '"'''F'
- at"' int" the M PLATFORM ana never VIII
D he. 1t cannot hc expected that Inc lag
party will are" upon i"'ai IHeS'l"n>- 'hrr'
, should he freedom I" disagree. We Intr'
:, from Mr. Bolts l"t'"r thn' h" is IN favor "i
Is the nomination Of Gen SOFT a. 'he nj;
/ canlilatc for the Presidency. alfh"n-h We
II find IN Iii letter III" annexed par2%E'i'h
II wri.c ~ Wiz. to 10 1n<'''" I" II" ="
10 >'t'"n OF true M ''''' "', ~, ,.r'
m ANU s'''''', H., candidate. If ;b,. war
:; " 1t work. and one VIII" Will r""'Ivr my ar
h. dent an! earnest support II '''I'','''''i "H IN
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III ON con>,Ifr,ion mih UEiqs r,ou .r,ry pd1
"fh" IMAM. ! shall h'I'erT :" be he S'r""G'S
'w "'', ~".' ''''"" II, ,|''1 ''''I'' !" "'" F"1
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.;,I.. of,h. rar,v and vol ,,,,: men IrEur
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N'Nt Is we ,lp"a',' ,i'''' g. r',,:,. 49, NJ III
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81 Nt-!sAxCrS.-Th"rc are one or two NUS
H. anccs in our village that ought to he alatC
% forthwith. We refer to the frog pond nca
the north church and also to the one nort
r of Central street They are"artiiicial ponds
Il" created by making roads without suitabl
ar cuIvcrts 20 let of the water. The boys iiav
rv amused themselves by killing frogs in tines
ay ponds, and the stencil from them can be snuff
Nv ed in the breeze at a considerable distance
:. They are pests, such as due regard to til
Or. health Of those living in their vicinagc re
ar Tu;rcs to he removed. They were not Their
20 until the roads were built to accommodate
~, the public. and whoever has the care of tn
ne
,ra manu. 'i'' my WI W. '',' '''S'
to ''''''' y, INV
lily
'er -,
rk '( ,>'',''
sly 'CNcLE Tons CABIN. worl
re: which has been before the public sever;
'oS weeks, is havin. an unprecedented sale
=. is by Harriet Brecher Stowe. and puhlishc
i'll by Messrs J. F. .Iewctt & Co. Boston. in tw
scs volumes The object of the Tale appears
ont be to Illustrate slave life. and it is done +