The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-10-29
ST. JOHNS Blu RY,
SATURDAY. OCT. %. 1859.
TIE "WtR OF THE SHELLS"

THE NV AR OF TIE SHELLS"
The locotoco party in New York has been
split in two by the con>ummatc gencral>hip
of Gen. Pcrce.and the two sections are known
by the coGnomcnS of hard" and soft shells"
the Van Buren, faction composing the soft "
wing. and the Ca>S section the hard" Both
sections arlcntv supported Gen Pierce for
the Presidency. but in dividing the spells the
''New-llamp>mrr statesman was not quite
50 successful as he was in hrheaGinc the Rev
Mr. Atwood, and hence difficulties have arts
en- which are daily growing worse: and re-
cent act of his will. if we mistake not. add
fuel to the fire, and damage the a,lmni>tra-
ton.
The harmonious" Ncw-York democracy
met IN State Convention at Syracuse. quar-
relied. and finally separated, each section
nominating State ticket. Judge Bronson.
appointed Collector at Nrw-lork city hv
Gen. Pierce. took ground in favor Of the
hard shell" ticket, and made a speech in ar-
icorlanre with his prcdirrtion>. at a rattica-
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wrote judge Bronson letter. >rollnr him
for his course. ard in'imating that h. lt,l
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able. courteous Identified and triir,, Liant re
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''''''' - '''' h''"''"' resident Fierce
'''''> '''' ''''''' '''' >i'''h or 'f'' men
Ms "'''l''> mus mt on the collar or lose then
"''">. fih' "'lH"'ri y. us I'm a"ti'ra
~. !'>r"f'r VIII on ~" ON" han! mean
ruHnN-'lE' and >pc'ch'c>> >uiIrrtron on III,
other i ms RUE Let LIN put on the coIla'
VINO VIII.
Il" ini'ort OF this at OF the Presidents /
i am Sir Grade and when speak let n,
dor wag his tongue" 1t i intended a. ;
notice to all hl> officials that they must >u,
port the rotten Van Buren, faction in New
York or suffer Determination.
This may hc a wise movement on the par
Of the Executive Of the Nation. l. Is charac
trr;..i.. Of tin, man I'm. some rco,I. NAV, ,lirl
!. nn, o,,nnptlrr Identified IN th, Chief Mac
i>t~atr of free. and republican n,onlc. |
smells too. of ,lc>poti>:. /, has aloutit stencil
of the corrr,pt .lvna>tics of Error.r. which A.,
now united in the nrloriorr> work Of hrhrad
inc the poorest subject who darrS 10 breath,
freely or utter loud word in behalf of r..
nulIicani>m and freedom for bnman;tv
", have said this act ,r,s cb,ro.,or;,;
of Gen. Pierce. 1t Is 50. John I. llal'
dared to SPEAK word Tor 'rc'''m' and ten
Pierce und'rf"ok 10 d'>"rare INN therefor
forever, he h"v' MIR At"Pod IN IKE man
ner, declined .l"In1n" IN h">annah> t" slavery
!, and the save p"w'r-wh'n the same New
Hampshire doughface hclrhcd forth anathc
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Th,, f.;o,1, IS y .oe ,,.
;,,, Lin, ,,,,l;o ,;.
resnect for his combine, and - -,
Of tb.;r svmp,tbv t,r III. ,,r,,n,,on, L.,
b.on n,aJ. 70 Suf.r =, fla L,..,, y
iIent. He is also named A. c,n1;1,.o g.,
Governor in 1871 and 50 influential
as the Journal of Commerce .n1or.cs H.,
suggestion.
, TIE RAILROAD SI-PVEY
Tho cor,s If Euo;roor, ,,o, Ill., D.-
~ '.N''''>''" are DIT WORK ne'"''n Lyndon
ana barton. AT the Center Village in this
town. the location is changed considerable
from the nrcyious survey II NOW ,,,, a.,
West side of the River.
Tn, Rn,n rr,u :,
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"'',''.' ''''"''-'' VI ''e STOCK OIL the Stan
: stead, Shetl"rd and Chambly Rail Road has
been taken to warrant an organization of the
Comnapv \ mcc,;nn for n. nnr,,a.o :; -