The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-06

ng child Of the deceased .,,,,-,,.
on Daniel, succeeds to III r.. -
nd not forget his namyrop, s. 4.
ives, but left 10 very many ~. -, az IT,,
marks Of his favor, ah3 ,....,. una
lead. ' d. q,
IHf New >EcnErArr-Tb. y
"ari Everett. of Massachusetts, /, -
pointed Mr. webstyr's sacr....,- q .'
OF State and has left for wash
ter upon tie duties Of H.. =
good appointment. Mr. Eyar.,.
friend of Mr. web>rer.anl ~..,,l .., =
umes of his speeches, aldre,,r.
have been published.
THr rrLr"rArH--Ey .hs aid
egraPh We had at thi, place. all
Tuesday evening, informa,;oD
satisfy any REASONABLE man TIA, G
had been elected President Of Il.
States, The railroad, vixen onor,9
sidered a great improvement o,.-
of obtaining the news by maj 50.
that mode is now deemed 90 Som
people even appear as II they 49,,
fed obtaining the new, a. ~an..t -
ming" Although We Gallo,
thing to satisfy This cla,s rcraul "
the discoveries in the course Of .,.,
ing years may not
THE THIRD Dr>1rlcr-A.ra5>...
~his candidate, is elected IN the 81 BE-
Vermont sends clean VII. lr..-,.
Congress.
e The Boston Atlasorwrl.-,,,.-..
ing has the following comment, Nam
suit Of the election.
The returns which We puf,.,l. -,-
ing show the total rout Of tie VI.
IN the nation. GIN. WNrIrrp S.
gallant and noble hearted cari,j,..
Wings. has been mov .hamr.,'r H..
and Franklin Pierce, the cartj,.a RI.
Locofocos, is chosen. and on tie I'll .r.
next, will be President Of the Trrol =.
The Overwhelming defeat 9th VII
is. TO Us. not less a matter 81 >u-,-.s g..
Is OF disappointment and rcsrct
We We're proud Of the hicl rh7-a-..,-
splendid services Of our candidate Z, q.
often defeated the enemies OH. ,,-.-
open fight. and We believed thr J. 49,
would remember those s~r,i-a,. ar -,
to him the highest honors q the Rr-.a
But our expectations have hepr ! az. -,
He has been defeated, and tie Wa 5-,
trails IN the dust.
, From present appearances, be la. -
only Massachusetts and Vernon, It-,.r
l States therefore stand out in Elo-;--. sd
I 10 all others in the Union IT,, d .
| have done honor 10 the old hr-o y
n more than forty wears has serted II, -
/, with unsurpassed patriotism and al
: honor TO them. In rhi- STATE the VIII.
!. of gen. Srott have fought ,ll,:-::r- I. a
: canvass against overroUr-inc od3>
have fought il through Ike men undi>r1
t true to their candidate. aud the 70
/ principles.
i ON MASSACHUSETTS, Goi nv, q
u She stands TODAY where SIC s-ooi nj,
:, Of, the Revolution. when she hr,a,ty5
: the nostrils of the nation the irra,h = p
r OH WINFIELD SCoIT VII ~ i-gr
OF all the States in the l'r=-. !
:, choice had been with Us. we shou. 'lv.
e lected On VERMONT. the star ;ts' %
= SETS" 10 have stood with usin or
} glory, and THERE sHF Is. Al hon.
r Green Mountain State Mas,arha-..'
Vermont, all hail
Of the vote in this city. We have - y
= speak. Ii is shameful. But the W,
Yesterday stood firm, and noblv aar.-
their duty. have no cause for .hams
can stand erect, and when our CITY
at with derision by the true wings
ION, they can say with firm and ma
Thou can'st not saw we did IL"
e. The following persons were q
in due form at Montpelier. on the
as officers of the Grand Division of
of Temperance Of Vermont for TIE Z
year:
VIM W. WELLS. of Waterbury, & "
JACOB DEWEY. of Middlebury, & q
RENSSELAER, TUTE. of East Burke. g.