The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-02
E\.1IrMr<I IN EALI!MoiE-Es Al

EN,IJEMr>l IN EALllNoEE-E> All.
OF y NJ>,-G Considerable feeling has been
>.:.,.,l IN Ea.,inorr in -c.arl 70 The escape
70! !, ls,i., from The Ho:nin Catholi' Sister
hood Il, Er,.ct;'> Bay. Slic WIS name! ,lo-
>ci.!.inr B.nklcv. and had MOI completed her
pru:,s:fon. She escaped At ; "'c.o'k on the
n.or,i,., otrl- 10Th. She Is The daughter
of .In~. ~. l:.nklcr. l.>0.. 81! Eo:ioiN : Pre-
tr>,a!lt. Since She became Il no:lcc 81" has
been dom duty at ii. Jos, h Summary.
and has t1u.lt music there Tor Tie last lei!
mo!.':'.
Sn,..r months since it is rcpo,icl~i She wish
cd to dissolve her Connection with The sister
hood. and expressed a desire 20 return home
She then wrote a letter addressed I" her IA
Their. but it was DESTROYED lc!orc her c:,>.
ard she, Wa COMPELLED to writ" another. III 4
different strain. dcria,ir" that She tlt salts
faction in r"n,ainn. where She Was IL
letter deceived her father a> to III" t.;." facts
al the case. and al. lis letters III aH>wer Il
his daughter were consequently han'.ti io
her unopened Aware. 4; ,n.'n. that Sic
was a prisoner. Miss Eanhlrv determined to
,>,.a,,.. and finally Succeeded III dong 80 iv
,,iiEhin. throueh a sash over the door "i the
,.l",-c @; her confinement. She then walked
ten miles to Crcancr>,nwn. where She con-
m,,,ir,tc,l with her father Who came 10 her
aid. These facts have been .ull, related ~
herself. and are therefore fully reliable.
In his speech in the House OF: Representa-
tivvS, at the close of the session. when the
I.iuuor Law was under consideration. Hon.
John T. Dranc Of Caytudi~h. in"I. ii!
substance. that he wished To Ii" Maine
Law OF 1872 executed that what : uc, !,ri
is no, more amendments to The law, hut tia:
;hc ,ro,.,c should take hold ot the matter III
Good earnest. and see TO it. that the law We
now have is put in iorcr.-H cPo>i'or!.
G." It's now predicted that there will be
a complete ovcrturn of the present Pirrc"-i'i-
ration Cabinet soon. Perhaps the net los Of
lis Members Of Congress 10 the .t'!n'i n!>'r.,-
ton has minated the necessity OF 4 chang"
There is no fear that poorer Cabine; will
cream be selected.
VAST OF Elout ENCT.-Thc SPEECHES
of Ca>S and Douglas 10 convince the prop!,
OF Michigan and Illinois that the trnr doctrine
of popular Sovcrei gntv was based on the cX-
tension OF slavery. and that the true way &c
preserve and extend freedom, was to break
down the barriers against slavery, lave a
been thrown away.
ESg' 4 wood and freight train on the Micl!
ican Central Railroad. came IN collision o!
SATURDAY. piling Tie locomotives one ca top O
the other, and killing SIX !ahorers on III.
wood train.
e. The statistics OF connubiai bliss III Lon
don. for the last year, are given rs follows
runaway wives 1892: runaway husbands 23l>
married persons legally divorced li'5: living
in open warfare l7,3i3: living IN rrlvai" ms
understanding 1870: mutually indiI;ercn
30, 10; regarded as happy 80; nearly hap
pv 127: perfectly happy la.
a. The Springfield ll) Register an
nounces that Douglas has left toI his planta
ton in Mississippi, whcreupon Long John
expresses, in the columns of the Chicago
Democrat. the hope that he may find his twt
hundred, and thirty four slaves all well