The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-03
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Gy The Eclipse advertised for the 26th !
ult, for ought any body about here could as
sert to the contrary, came Oft according to the
programme of the astronomers. The day was
cloudy, and for the time noted when the C.
clipse would be visible, the sun was seen but
a few minutes at one time. This was at near
ly halfpast four. The shadow of the moon
was then seen passin. on to the western side
of the suns disc, precisely according to the
predictions in the calculations. The clouds
thereafter oyerspread the sky-daylght be-
gan to fade. and the appearance was like ap-
preaching night. Fowls, we noticed. retired
to their roost, but the darkness was much
less than was anticipated.
THE DlrFEREHCE-New Hampshire gave
three votes in Congress for the Nebraska
outrage. Vermont, lying alongside, separat
ed only by the free and beautiful Connect
cut, gave unanimous vote against it. One
is a wing State, represented in Congress 10y
wings only; the other is-wc were about
writing slure--a iocotoco Statc-(is that not
tantamount to Slare row!( One is for lib
crtv-for freedom tile other for slavery,
for converting free into slave tcrritory-and
herself in bondage to tue slave power Alas,
poor, degraded New Hampshire.
STIRRING TINES!
These are cventful times There is war
in Europe, another talked Of by the United
States to wrcst Cuba from Spain: flcitives
slaves are hunted like the buffalo on The pr,:
rics; indeed, the world all over is alive to
something. and is likely to he. for long time
to come. 1t is, then iust the time for people
to subscribe for newspapers for THE CAL
EDo>IAN, Of course especially all such a
are troubling our subscribers Nv borrown.
their papers. Let such iu,t order the paper
and have it sent to them in their own name
They will read it will, better relish TIM
CAIEpONItN furnishes fresh news am!
farmers and others who take ret the prices
current so much earlier than they Do in o;hc:
papers they are always well posted in the
matter ofrricc> when the spectators call up
on them and also find ont 'i>t tie TINE ,o
sell aud buy 1T IL" hest advantage. THERE'S,
many save cnou h yearly 'orav :or 'hc "a
per tn ycnrs
W The Springfield H. '."i''r,, has always
been ranked among the Conservative iour-
nal> Of the country. What il saws thousands
feel: az! when it counsel, Death 10 poa.'.
Faces" il is h"cau>c That cry is in the Lcar;-
Of ihc People. In reference to the pa.,a-"
Of the \.bra>ks svin,!lc, the 4, ..'.5..rG'.
ask =
What then? First and foremost. an unrc
lentin. war in the free States upon all North
ern men who have participated in the deed
or who have apo'o.izcd for or defended It
Death to Nouchfarc> This >'.il tr oui
rallvnc crv IT,, al, tue n~:;hcrn men u
mite 70 wage the war OF rN'crtnin,ti"n a,aln>
those who have sod their honor, violated ~
,lchtcd faith OF the nation. AVID "u,ra@'! Il,
convictions of the rcoplc. to purcha>" mes
otro,t,n., ., ~ 500. :, ,b.r, : NOT a No,,l
at last When that Is secured. wrc>tcd iron
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e. We hear # burglars providing aHout II
,hc towns on Conn"c'irut River. anl house
have lccn entered during tn. NIGHT. ana
money and other articles taken without lr1Yr
They NAV. ere lonr. t. III, dis way :.il j!
oar readers have any thing valuable the, Ia.
better take care Of it. They are very a'lroi
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