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SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.

a late number Of the London Times has
the following letter from Capt. Penny. which
is entirely new and of much interest:
SIR have lately been at Peterhead,
(my native place and have learnt a very
important fact (which am sure YOU will think
OF sufficient interest to make known to the
public from my old acquaintance, Capt. Mar
tin, who, when commanding the whaler En-
tcrprise, was the last person to communicate
with Sir John Franklin.
The Enterprise was alongside the Erebus
! in Melville Bay, and Sir John invited Capt.
Martin to dine with him. which the latter de-
clined doing As the wind was fair to 90 south
Sir John, while convcrsing with Captain Mar
tin. told him that he had five years provis.
ions, which he could make last seven, and his
people were buslv engaged in sailing down
birds, Of which they had several casks full
already, and twelve men were out shooting
more.
To see such determination and fore,ig ht a
that early period is really wonderful, ant
must give us the greatest hopes.
/ asked Capt. Martin why he had not men
toned this before. lie said that he id no
at first think it Of any importance, AMI tina
when Lady Franklin was at Pcterhead ajou
two Years ago, he did not like to lntrudc up
on her lady>hip, not having the honor Of
knowing her, during her short stay. He i
a man OF the strictcSt integrity. whose word
can depend upon. Ike has an Independent
fortune which he got l,y the fishing.
! hope Won will give this place in YOU
|
istaction. Your most obcdient servant,
Aberdeen, Dec. %. WM. PENNY.
s{~1hc London correspondent Of the Phil
adelphia North American SAYS, "the rcSul
OF the recent elections in the United State
has caused no surprise among those lea'lin!
politicians in England who are known as FREE
traders. They conribv'ed money HJrralI
10 Jrinq dhom such results This /. no secret
Large contributions were made in Engiant!
for the sole purpose of influencing our ce:
lions The result was predicted months age
1t WAS torctold here in London. \ lealin
protcctioni't London Journal warned Won t
look out for the influence of British Gold
The grand object, of course. was to proven
the possibility of protective tariff in the L
nited States, 50 that English manufacturer
could >"nl their goods to our markets undo
a low tariff, and consequently enrich them
selves At the expense of American manu:ac
turcrS,
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Il I'll e G. A l. ED MAN.


machine. having 900 needles on its wheel.
each of which takes in six threads at time
thus giving 800 stitches at a revolution-
The wheel will easily revolvc twenty times
minute, thus making in that space of time
100000 stitches. This machine is only one
of many in the same factory
The Free Democracy of the State of Ohio
have recommended the Hon. John p. Hale
Tor President, and Samuel Lewis for Vice
President.
ss In the Sth distric, Of New York CITY,
the Democrats held two Conventions to elect
delegate to the National Convention. The
result was that two delegates were elected -
Lorenzo B. Shepard and Charles O'Connor.
both Cass men. The Cass men uuarrellcd a.
mong themselves.
! CorHTERFElTERs.-Two men named Ma
than!el and Ira Allen. Were arrested in Nash
IA, a short time sine, for passing counterfeit,
hive dollar bills on the Orleans Bank, Iras-
burgh, Vt They were committed for exam
inaiiun.
ss Mr. Cia,s health has thought to have
improved within the last few DAYS. If not a.
BE TO address the Scrate in person. upon
non-lntcrvcntion. he will write out hi. views
and have them read. As Calhoun did.
: LOVE OF LIEERTY.-It NAV show VIA,
blood runs in Tie veins cf the hero Ko,su,h
10 state that the chronicle of his ancestor.
shows that seventeen of them, at diiicrrn,
times, have been executed for political otlcn-
ces against dcSIotic rule.
t3 Senator Renton, sold Col, Fremont,
Maripo>a Tract, in California, - an Eny,i>l
company for 81 100000
tS@ The Asia brings intelligence Of III,
death of Rev. john TAYLOR Jones, ID. d., al
Bankok, on the 18th day Of September. DR.
Jones had becn.tor nearly twcmtv-,hrce wear,
one Of the most highly esteemed missiona
ries Of the Baptist Board of Foreign Missions
Az OLD SrANDAEn,- joshua Pickering
Esq. Of North Hampton. now in hi, : ith wear
who paid his annual subscription for tn,
Portsmouth Journal at III" close of The voar'
commenced his subscription in 1898, when =
years O, are. He has been a constant readr
ever sine. His faculties are Vet good. and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24

"Fronce is Tranquil! T." Over the above
title, Punch contains a caricature, represent
ing French soldier. pressing down with his
musket the Goddess of Liberty, who is bound
gagged and ironcd Beneath the figure is
La Prose-" torn and trampled upon, and a
hove, inscribed upon wall. are the words,
''Lberte, Egalitc, Frat (the rest of the
latter word is Deliberately In the back
ground are soldiers firing into dcfenceless
houses.
g. \ despatch dated Portsmouth, Va,
18th inst, states that "the Branch Bank Of
Virginia was entered on the nj "ht Of Sunday,
and robbed Of 5000 The robter had no,
been canght."
H IIiland Hall, one Of the California
Land Commissioners, has rendered his rcsig-
nation Of the Office. in consequence of bad
health. Hon. Edward Stanlr. Of Moth Ct2-
oir7- = r<s.; Il If - lis u -.-cs ~.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24
Caledonia County Agri-
cultural Society.

VbNHE tnrual Nee.iig Of this Society NIL Ne hnl
Il en- r. pan,i..r. on Tues law February 10Th 81
10 o'clock. y NJ. for the choice a. of'icer> ,llr .
wariing # premiums uI".n FIELD Crp-, anl the
best DAIRY, AMI the transaction of other bushes,
deemed cN;.".iicn, wtc,' ,:!e
4 u. CH.DWIiE. SEC.
Jan. II. 1852. ,55w3
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WATER POWER.
FOR MECHANICS LAWRENCE. us.

FENlE I'm C">rA>r have rc-rr:!r n'H,r ar
i rarCcn,":i.> t,r ,..a>'lc Mater !onar N srnsw
G.l::n,.i, fnr any small trades OF r,sr,l:.ctu:cs
whir Il may . desirable ~ on n ',;e vci..;-
~ 'e large manufacturing a-'all shI,,e,.S in f,,
town. III" >'r ~ lbs rIrrosA is very l..,r ,ic
,rrarnv'> l~;-' Machine Sll5n ail Tie land IN I,
water ,''.r-r u = - "frr"4 O: very Iow ,,r,.ls
Ar,'v ~ III Fey t,,rnanv'> Office in Lew
rei.c" :" GH.kif> \ SrnnenW
TIaa.prer rssc. Ccrnnruy
Lawrence. Dee. u, lk5i. dim:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24
DIRECTORS.

NJ, Sahin. TIE 7. Wales, .Trcnh Sro:,. VI
Fam Howes Geo. u. Bale. Azcl Sral''i!.G E"rr,
II Fste., Joseph Poland, Wi@n. Ni,;nck<. t y
Ruhcp. nan"l L. LYMAN. Samuel Wells. Daniel +
Thompson, Fcrrand +. Merrill. Henry Y. Earnc>
Orrin Smith, ". T. HrrHtani, James /. IlIur>t"li
.Iahcz W. Ellis Isaac " Prow,. En;ii+ +. Andrews
{. l.. Blood. Seth Thompson. Joseph Warner
Rciwcen 50 and CO, twenty FIVE per cent. eN.r, :
charged
II All communications should be dircc-e! 10 Tho
Secretary roSr FAD. ,5AwS'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24
cRIui. IN TEXAS.

ii ,.,,;.;r., H.. o,,nu-
- galveston '''.'' , >,
-. district Court There "H'se n''A':
.r;. .l,r,c. the Judge OBJ
.'.,-' 't ,. y-q, no country inhabited
g.. -; ''', ,,,n .,c,. IN which there was
..r i"-'' .'t '.I.,.,. nd order rs IN this
-' -'-' ,'. ~ NH. her laws were >uperior
'" :-,..r ties. She was oycrrun
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24

IKE IN LowELL.-OnThursday morning
y, last week the principal mill of the Lowell
nlsachery was DESTROYED by fire. Loss about
s'''''o. Insured for .0,001.viz so 900
~ 'heboston Mutual and the remaining $50
~ equally among the three officers in Hart
''''' lwo iremen, named William ,oodalc
.'''' Leonard Rrcwn, Wee h7d'v ;ni,rcei by 4
:a.,r-val
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24
NO ICE.
The COPARTNERSnI!

TIE COMPREHENSIVE
existing between :he srhscri-
4 I hcrs under IL" Et'ne # Cutting * Sii.iy, is
his lay solved TX ,nu,ui! consent. Al demand,
for or a:,ins, the firm, will Ice settled hv Hiram
Cutting, who Is authorized 10 -e''ie The
HIRAM CT TING.
DAVID Sli.>EY.
lower Waterford Ian 6 !ss2 .sSwiS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24
Observation-Disclosures.

=,
'''''' w ,''' '''''... "a '''' 1874 49,,
-, .....,. e u .,,.,.,, ,r,.r,Ia,ce .. f,,rovs
Haa-ar;qn indr,or ,once j.. 1oom. here as i'm
:-.1a''"a the ,-urrerron oi Poland. The empc-
'ro Russia has tly" armies Of li:iv Thousand mon,
'.'"'' le'lE h'F ~ frontier, 70 "c' on central
.,. --,, a a,'.., wv, . :. '. ,,. C.',,s'
vs:,5 Eo..n,b ,,o,o. 70 n.vo corr,od wi.tor.
r-.,,o - .-.. ,,..1
The Er;,h government know, thu, if monarchy
should Ie p-'stro'"i on TIE continent, Inc throne Of
&c. - Y.id sand Ia; very few Years Thus il
',',,'' '''' ','"''''"''' where he was
lor:. v,,,,o,, ( w.. .,,,.
Rcyql,ie, than you'll lie ary Bourbon
~ l''F' Dr. bnrd' who has recently re-
,a'n'4 from abroad gave an address in New
'orN' Il lew evenings since, on the state Of
"''S'oh IN Europe lie stated that he had
's'en Europe SIX times N fifteen years and
that Europe, during his recent yisi, present
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24
Notice No. 1--Notice No. 9.
Notice No. 3.

NO. ]. Al first rate customers w. reg7c 'nTor
Y IL wth = c;,il Il: their csrles; srnrCrisuce and
--:'!.' .ccorts.
NO. .. All >uci rs re..l ~. :rl,ir,ir. NJ. ~
Y much nil cal aui settle bv the 1t CT aCrii
IN. AM n.'C-.
No. ;. Al ii,-c persons tl!ar 10 Io' in'sni "a,
srtri-,.r pax in reasonable tine, ,-iI arcer-
>: ir 'a; ai:-r -" L. I sri lrH .hIi !cara
cur demands Ill ;ic HAMS ~ ~ A-.o-rer ~ CO.
!ec:;,r. SKINNER Il FOSS.
LYNDON Ian. = ia 754xle
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24
CARPETING.

EI'Si recc:,e' '-~"r ~ of y wool ..:i n
~ CiRPETl\GS.
81 hcauti1' r:'-..-,:> M'r',h vii e .,'I eyrsei
irg!r l"~. 81 ;. ". AEn"Il'> Ware Enpra-, on
i'n>iir IN" Fa>>''n.i',l" I"l,>", \. j,h::>ls',.
!, = The I'r,' &c arc il.v.:ei 20 "a.
Dec. 6. ISL. 500
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24
TOTHAW CUT FROZEN PUMPS.

The hest way tha. has ever vet been found
t" srcUrr a loL pump from tirrzing.i is TO have
steam box from the platform to the nose !.
foot squire. and connected with TIE pump 50
that tn, pump shall make ore side OF the box
and an aperture through the platform to le;
the steam into ii from the we'll
This plan keeps the water cool through the
summer. anil the steam from the water in the
we'll rises intp the lov and prevents the
pump from freezing IN the winter. provided
there is d tight platform and properly secur-
al aronnd ii. ltapunp,thronoh uc Vi Lcnce.
gets frozen, /; IS very easy matter to ,Eaw il
out If one knows how. The quickest and
easiest way i to liz. = or J inch lcal pipe
and Loiiin- hot water. a pump that i froz-
en- !" fr"; sid. IA; i" th3w"d o-t II lC
minutes. ~ having zip" that "a hes as
low a il is frozen. Pa. one end OF the PIP.
down tn" pump on the lie, sw ell the other &c
admit Il tunnel. pour in the hot water, and the
way the pipe settles down is caution to the
onc who holds it. Iher" j. a current of hot
water acting on the ice which does its work
and rises outside \ barrel OF hot water
NAV be termed in without pipe. and it will
penetrate lat little before running o:r-N
T.. Fnrn.r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24
STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of tie Vermont State
Temperance Society was hidden in this place,
commencing on Wednesda the 2l.t instant
The Meeting was opened " PRAYER BY Rev.
S. Mckcen. Of Bradford. James II. Barrett,
was appointed Secretary oro tenn. The En-
ccutlve Committee, through the Hon. W. C..
kittredge, proposed an oder Of business. 1t
was ascertancI that all the counties in the
State were represented excepting Grand
Isle and Franklin. DR.. Labaree. Rev. J. f.
King. Rev. Mr. Steele Mr. Warner Mr. White.
Gen. Cushman, and +. Fairbanks, were APP
pointed Committee Il ovcrturcs.
All friends Of temperance present were in
vitcd to take part in he proceedings of the
Convention, and committee appointed to
make out roll Of Delegates.
y committee of one from each county rep
resented was APPOINTED to nominate list of
Officers for the NJ year: also a commit
Tee Of three to >clec: the place for the ncxt
annual meeting of the Soriety. On motion
the Convention proceeded to hear report:
from delegates of the state OF the cause in diff
erent sections of the State. after which DR.
Jcwctt.o Massachusetts, was introduced wher
he briefly addressed the Convention.
ArrEEyooS Report, Of the state of thu
cause continued. President Laharce of Md
dlchurv College, presented a series OF reso!n
tons, from the Business Committee, which
were read, and laid aside to listen to the Re
port OF IN address by the Executive Commit
tee, presented and read by the Hon. W. c
kittredgc. Address laid upon the table AM
called up and discussed during the Afternoon
session.
The representation of delegates Of III
state of the temperance cause in the Stat
was, that, generally, where the law for til
suppression Of the liquor traffic was PROF
crIy carried out, and it violations prompt
noticed, it was, in the language of one o.
the reporters, deficient for good In man
towns liquor was not sold to be used as
beverage, while in others. it was both sol
and freely used. In these towns the pow,
of the temperance principle was not sut'icieI
to enforce the law.
In the evening, the Committee arpointc
to nominate list of officers for the ensuin
year, made the following report, which wa
adopted:
Ear Dt-,s,Igot
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DAGTERREOTYPE
MINIAT ES,
FENaErS si,,..'v ~, r-es-rs e. ". ~. N'PHFR
4 SONS DAGIERRJtNS AIGOE, ",


lss:ie J. {. E::gl.as l-;lC ~'t-re. Nl'--r. !, ouI
r.rcrfI Y il we al r.In-e who WISH tr '..rirc'
! -c,e>s give I'm 4 cnil- Children .s.,lt ! :,v
-. r,-.urrs .eh-l rom Por'ra.'S. na-neTle'.-
,vnrs. Pas. Sc; a'-", rom deceased persons sni
inra.ii,. ~ their residences.
Pictures t.ke~ eqna''y well n cloudy "ea:Ic-.
sai really set in Lockefs. Ring, Pms or f.ane&-
Pric->. s, 90 a'iG upward.
&. Jn,:::>irlrv Fam, Nov % Isi'. 7ssf
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Q s r 4!

nN the afternoon = MIR is,. Ta1 - ,a,;v's
- FITCH Fur NiCTOki%E. or 'I;ca'' - >cmc
w,r,i,,i ca, IT, ;:icw::r'r i;wecn y. .T.iinsH;;.v
AZ n3nriir Green. ".icevrr has t.urd sad VIC
o-ue and vii leave it a. lend !. TIE pf,icc of T
XII HOTENE ( son. dentists y. Jc.rs..;:rv. ".
>ha'. Z i.y-,.lv rewarded. 75I.f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24
Green Mountain Mutual
HEALTH ASSOCIATION,
MONTPELIER. Vt.
Rates Of Yearly Payments.
TABLE. II.
sui pf,> cnf ira ip-' ,,.-.s or r.,E e., r,-'.d
.'e F'tf -'7'' - IT y = - Y
between - ana 80.
OFFICERS.

FrERANn =. NrRENI.. President,
u. T.. THOMPSON. Voc President.
SETH THOMPSON. >ecre'arv.
JACOB SCOTT. Trp.srr"r.
oRKIN Smith. Mcdca. hammer.
c. u. RtnIET. Srls>.;'u'r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-01-24

18TH SENATORIAL DIsIEIcT.-W W. have
not r"rri'rd III" proceedings Of this Con>rn-
ton af Lancaster. on the 18th, hn; learn from
one Of the Delegates IN Attendance. tia, ftty
members were prescott that two ha'lo'ing>
took place; on the iir>, Mr R;x had - votes
Just one half and the others were divided
arlonr several ranli,lat.s. That on the ~
hellu; Mr. Rix had - Of The - votes cast
rirrmont, Warren and Benton were not rep
resented Hw"rbW RCn.
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thori.v.
e" The citizens of Franklin county, held
an adjourned meeting ut St Adams. on the
Sth inst, TO take into consideration. the pro
icct of Canadian Reciprocity They are
strongly opposed TO the measure
4 WISE Movr.-Thc Legislature Of the
State of Georgia. have have determined to
withdraw the block Of marble hearing the
inscription, The Constitution as it is The
Union as il was" which was transmitted to
Washington by the late Governor, as the do
nation OF the State of Georgia, and resolved
to have another prepared of Georgia marble,
with the arms of the State of Georgia inscrib-
ed thereon.
E8- The Frontier Guardian publishes a
letter from Salt Lake, which saws. "Governor
Young appointed Secretary pro tenn, after
Mr. Harris left, who now has possession of
the seal left by Livingston, and all govern
mcnt has not stopped vet, for Judge Snow i.
doing the Circuit business for all the districts
The return of the Utah officials had revived
the preiudices against the Mormons at kanes
Vile and some attacks were expected from
persons in the neichborhood, aided BY recruit:
from Missouri.
e. Pennsylvania sends 1873 Delegates t.
Harrisburg on the 4th of March next. TO ap
point delegates to the Democratic Conven
ton at Baltimore OF 81 of these, Buchan
an will have 60, Cass IA, and are doubtful
OF the nine put down doubtful, Buchanan'
friends claim Is and of the Il vet to be chos
en-, they say they will have at least three
fourthS.
&c What is corp II etot' Since the re
cent usurpation Of Louis Napo!con,thc mean
Ing of this term has often been inquired TIL,
Washington Republic says that literally i
means q s'ro,e d STATE, hut that according /,
an able French photographer, it is a mcasr.r>
which, though useful to tie State. is contra
~ to the rules Of humanity and Justice II
hricf. il i measure If >i.,"rrc. - an arb;
rary r,~1.4.~. 7; r.>nc:n-c' -, = -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-19

Henry Clay, in the
Senate Of The United
States, in l845, pro-
posed the following
amendment TO the
Constitution:
"When a bill. which
shall have passed tho
Senate and House of
Representatives Of the
United States, shall be-
returned BY The Pteei,
dent, with his objections
TO his appreciation, and
signature, if, upon its
reconsideration, it shall
again pass each House
by a majority of all tho
members belonging to
such House, nolwith-
standing the Presidents
objection, it shall be-
come a law, and the
requiSitlon by the exist
ing Constitution Of two
thirds of each House
again to pass the bill in
such cases, is hereby
annulled."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-19
Speech Of Hon. Lewis D. Campbell,

On the Gardner and Galphin Claims
ViMication of Secretary CorDin-the
Treasury Plundered by Democrats ,Ohen
in Pcper-Justifcation and Defence Of
General Scoa's Political Principles, and
in Reply TO his colleague. Hon. Edison
B Olds. and Others. Delivered in The
House of Representatives., Augu't l2
1859. . ta"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-19
General Taylor. In

General Taylor, in
his Allison letter, 10
Captain Allison, said:
"The power given by
the Constitution to the
Executive, to interpose
his veto. is a high con-
servative power; but, in
my opinion, should new
er Ne exercised, except
in cases Of clear viola
ton of the Constitution,
or manifest haste and
want of consideration by
Congress"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-19
J, E Q Ms rgrIoN-oNE DEsr1NY."t

which has ever been pub >ed-for aught
know, the only one he has over written. |
propose to examine il, and lo show. by COM
parison, tina, these opiniol are justified by
quite as high authority as At Of gentlemen
who now assail il. And ir, ! will prove
that, although these assai is. in their mis-
guided zeal in behalf Of Syery, find MOTH
ing in il which "commend i.self TO The ap'
probation Of Southern m !" they are bu,
the identical sentiments, VI ch were incul-
Gated in General SCOTS nj n by the efforts
Of true and ,ried siatesmen the South. in
whose wisdom, patriotism. md virtue, no
reasonable man, North or t4'h, can hest
tate 10 place the most impii conidence.
EMANcIPATio
General Washing Gs 5coil wFots
ton wrote 10 General 10 i1sht
Lsfaye,ie under da.e. unds YeAnlng
Mount Vernon, May tons ptuaFy BIB
10. 1896: l843
"To set the slaves es1 Ia myself nj
afoat at once, would, slaves Nut never hay'
really believe, be pro- attach blame to mas
ductive of much incon- ters not liberatinI
venience and mischief; their ave - W
but by degrees it Ger know that liberation
tainly might, and AS witho1 the means o
sUREDLY OUGHT TO BE EF- Sendll them in comfor
FEcrED, AND THAT, TOO, to sQn position favora
BY LEGISLATIVE AUTHOR -ble the pursuit O
ITY." happi ss, would, i
most [ases be highl
injuridos TO all around
as we as to the manu-
unit families them
selves. Unless the opel
,. alton Here general, an
undeI he auspices {
prudf legislation
But 1npeIsuaded.th .thi
it is high moral obi
gaton Of masters an
@ slave lding States 4
empl all means n,
incoE htible with Il
5ss safetj bf both colors /
MELIoItTE SLAVERY
/ VEN TIExTERMINATIoN
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-19

It's practical restriction has baen made q
prominent lene, 10 the Wing faith Il Is
worthy a remark, sir, that since The inauger.
alton Of General Taylor, no, single meas,
ure passed by the Representatives Of lbe
people has been defeated by means of The
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-19

Gen, Scott, us early
as l841, defined his
position, as follows;
"Of the eight Chief
Magistrates that pre-
ceded General Harrison
whom the nation yet
mourns-the first, third
fourth, fifth, and sew
enth, presided over this
Union, respectively, two
successive terms, the
other three but fouT
yeBrs each; and every
one of the eight, whilst
in Office, became a can.
didate for a second
term.
=
al am, however, il
favor of an amendmen
of the Constitution, ii
one of the forms pre-
Scribed, declaring tha
no citizen should be ell
! igible to a reelection
to the Presidency; an
also of an extension {
the tenn to that OF
! Senator-a period OF 81
l years."
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-19

This, 100, is the doctrine espoused by Mr.
Clay, and approved by the whole 'o'lono
Wing party in its former contests
| THE VETO POWER.
This was designed by the trainers OF tn
Constitution as a conservative power, 10 Ell
able the Presiden, to project the other Dt
par,men,s Of the Governmen, from III
encroachmen,s Of The Legislature 1t hf
however, so often been made by Democrat
Presidents the means Of defeating 'ariii
bills 10 improve rivers and harbors, al
other salu,ary acts passed by The Represe
,a,ives Of the people, ,ha. for twenty yea
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-10-19

MS tnlTu ull1uul mto-
sage 10 Congress,
said:
al have heretofore
recommended amend
ments to the Federal
Constitution, giving the
election Of the Presi-
dent and Vice President
of the people, and linn
iting the service of the
former to a single term,
So important do | con
slider these changes lr
our fundamental Law
that | cannot, in accor
dance with my sense o
duty, omit press then
upon the consideration
of a new Congress-
For my views more a
large, as well in thes
points as to the disqual
ifcation of members @
Congress to receive a
office from a Preslden
{ in whose election the
have had an ofiici;
agency which | pre-
posed as o substitute,
refer you to my fusmC
message"
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