The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-10-21
TIE VICTORY OF THE ALLIES.

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TIE VICTORY OF THE ALLIES.
This campai IN must be regarded as impor-
tant in every point Of view The destruction
Of the Russian llcct "i,r> the allies the entire
command of the Black Sea, and 50 enables
them to transport their troops IN a short time
to any point they desire They can threaten
Odessa. and when the enemy are concentrate
ed at that point. they can at once change
their plan. or rather carry out their ori"ina.
plan. and make descent upon I>rllil. or any
o'hcr point they may select. So tar as the
object of the allies is concerned. the fa! of
Srha>t"rol is all Important it secures to Eng
land the safety Of her Eastern possessions.
AID put oil the great object of the Cars am
bI'"n. the capture OF Con>taninop!c. to 4 far
distant period. The alvantauc in military
point of view. must be- immense. View it in
an! light YOU lease. and it will be found to
he a result of no ordinary moment
Nor is the moral effect less important. 1t
establishes the fact of the invncihi!ity of the
allied troops. and must greatly weaken the
confidence which the Emperor reroscd in his
forces.
1t also establishes the fact that fortfica.ions
however strong, are no: sure defence AGAINST
an army led on by brave and >ki!inl com
mandtrs: and that though science NAV con
>truct works which seem to be imprcrnah!c.
science can batter them down aud DESTROY
'h'm. THIS lesson may teach the Car that
his works at CronStadt NAV not render his
capital perfectly secure. This brilliant vie
tory VII! strengthen the allies at home, while
it imIalrs TIE confidence of the Emperor
titus.
HE SPIRIT OF IHE SlAVE-DRIN
y mass meeting OF >Iuattc:S of kanz,S terri
tory was held near For. Lravcnworth on the
1T Of September. 1871 There being ,l,.-
sire on tn" part OF some persons to ascertain
how many trcc>oilrls were present. the
sense OF the meeting was taken as 20 whether
Kansas should be free or slave territory.
The meeting. it is stated, was nearly unani-
nous in favor o! slavery only tour voting in
the NEGATIVE. The following, among other
resolutions, was adopted:
H'>o}r'd, That Kansas Territory (anI As a
consequence. the STATE of Kansas ot y;qH
houLd he and therefore SHALL BE slave
territory.
K Wilmot'S district, in Pa, which cave
Fierce majority in every county, lol in
bradford, 1901 in .Su>Inchanna. and 1850 in
ilo.a, IN 1872. 2id.j in all. now gives Pollock
Il vet larger majority 1000 in Bradford. 500
III lio"a and 200 in Su>quchanna.- A
metz loss TO NcLra>kai>m of BOO.
s.>A long cattle train passed over the Con-
cord Railroad TUESDAY forenoon. 1t consist,
90! OF foriv-foGr cars, and was on its way for
The markets.
u Among TIE ictim> of the Arctic an
pears the name of Henry Reed. late Professor
OF Bellies Lettre> in the University of Penn
Sslvania. MIR. Reed was grandson of the
celebrated Gen. Reed of the Revolution. and
bother OF W. t. Reed, At;orncv-Gencral Of
Pcnn>y l,ania. lie was one Of the mos, thor
OUCH literary acadcmicans this country has
produced.
r. !-cnoS, Mass, is probably Ike most lit
crarv town in America 1t is at present the
residence Of Henry Ward Bccchrr. Oliver
W. Holmes. Nathaniel Hawthorne Miss S,d.,-
wick, and Fanny kcmLc Butler. 1t was
al,o, unit! recently, the residence Of ;.PE
James
s~' Old age is coming upon me rapidly"
Is the boy said when he was STEALING an,lcS
rom an o.i mans garden, and saw The owner
'omlng in TINT direction with ,avLdo :,
lis hand
there are two sides to ever, thing cxcept
he religion ola hypocritc, and that is all
outside.
- HE intellect was formed not t, receive '
a>'iNeis "a few words dates. and facts. Lut
be active for the acquisition oftruth. Ac- =
or'h''glv, education should labor TO insuirc Il
ro'onnd love of truth, and teach the pror-ess o
investigation
si' According to Theodore Parker. Rhode
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