The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-01-14

lol,,rs The increase of Members in the
North is d. 1926, that in the South probably
still more. as many very powerful revivalS
are reported.
es- It has been lately acccrtaincd that
there are over 10000 NIormons in England.
aud the number is Increasing.
ST. JOHNSBtRY LITERARY LNSIiTtTE
THIRD CUJE>!.---IECTUEE V.
The Lecture on Monday evening, by DIR.
TODD. of Pittsficld, Mass, was most attcn-
lively listened to by large audience. So
rich was it in imagery, and fruitful in Illus
tration, tina. anything like a report such as
we could give from our brief notes would
make it appear tame and altogether unlike
the author The subject was The demo-
cratic Fra" He said the world was divided
into two great claSscs-onc fond of change
riSkiny every thing for the sake of progress,
imagining somcthin" more beautiful in the
tu;urc vet TO be attancl:-thc othcrmore an
cicnt in thought and feeling, believed the
present never equal to the past, and that men
of the present age were mere boys IN conf
parison with those who had gone before them.
Conservatism and democracy, were the names
Of the two great principles. He explained
that he did not use the word democracy III
the narrow ard limited sense as political par
ties do. but as comprchcnding equal. rights
and institutions established by the people.
The ONLY form of government established
bv God was republican. lie gave the iI"-
Lrcw> no king. no regal sccI,trc. but Il leader
ONLY with rod in his hand When he dice!
his >or- did rot succeed HIM. ami it WAS no:
until after repeated warnings that the .',w>
were permitted To have kim" The Grca.
Teacher went forth proclain.''. hIs doctrines
wherever he pleased. nItau-ht il> followers
to do the same After Ion" iciiol al. dai i
ness We >.w the democratic principle again
show i;:clt in' Tie dawn Of the reformation
III Germany extending it>cii INTO E.nEiah"
and Scotland. Anew star soon arose III the
West. Our ill@rm + ath"r> lan:cd on these
shores with tie Hihl.. a> an un>ralrI book in
,hcr hands in which thcv :,und their Hili
of Rights. The great i,lca incorporated int
our Declaration o. Freedom from kindly IL
Il Il
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1S53.-No. of deaths %: males II. female,
II. Over 90. one; over 50 and under %
one over 80 aud UrI,r So. three: over %
and under 80. six: over )" and under -.
SIX: over ~ and under 81. one: over 10 and
r., N .,
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\or two H.. .vo D:.,4.c C,,..m,,;o,
o, H., ,,w, ,,;.,,.. .r;o,rt o,o ,,or
.o,.,,,s,;. 49,. ,.,.. .,.
,,,,. Twain ,vo ;re,r,,,.;n., 90, ,,,.,.i
f''>'! '"o' cry >'P''"> one 'Nl"oin lever ore
"v>'''''r! ''"' uf''''f! disease one Killed ny
acc'''h' one "'Nh""" '"o'
MORTALITY IN LrNrNECE". TOR 1873.
Whole number of deaths. 33-l> males. and
l. females. Over ." years OF age |. between
80 and 50 three. 90 and :" three, - and Ct"
one, 40 and ," four. 50 and 10 one. 2"and 80
one, 10 and 20 three. and 10 fourteen, I'M
der two. The average age is fraction o.
yer Sc, Gears Diseases consumption, four
,r.,. o,,ou;, o.o. uh.:
two: suicidc. one. nar,lv.s ONO. .,,.o o,s
tr;t;S. ore