The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-06-23

things. and DEGREES and orders issued. I,
WAS there Irrrr,.l - I>,,e.4>" vii, a party
oath, substituting therefor 4 Piled ,r of honor.
an! secrecy, and 10 remain an,i-,I,yerv and
anti-P"pal. The disruption at Philadelphia
may rc>ui; in ,nnion o,'h Knows ,mc.l.inc>
and Know Nothiuss. 50 much is already
limited.
SE'EF>v ABOLISHED The National
Counci. of know N",hrr~ declared! :!,t al,
the principles OF the Order shall h.nr,t,,rth
De everywhere openly a,owcd and Tia. each
N inter shall be at liberty 10 make known
The existence OF the Order. and the fact thai,
he is member: and i; recommends that
there be no conccalmcnt OF the ;!,ccS of
meeting of subordinate CounrilS 50 far. 50
GOOD. The vci! I< partially Lifted i sill re-
mains to do away with the oa.h>. As the
MEOW Something's have done In the rror-
rr>S Of events tbs will IT, l,rourl!, about. No
oath bound political orr,ni1a.;on can. in the
nature OF thiuv>. long i've in = country Tx,
onrS.an'l attain treat and rcrm,,cnt strength.
know Nothing> well understand this
NrH~irE'~ pIrlIoNAEIt>- There is
scarcely any question, anon. those who have
taken pans to invests cate the subject. in re-
aud to Tie superiority o: Dr. Wcl,>tcr> over
every othc: dictionary As Il Il, Hlrr. Its mcr-
ITS IN that respect are universally, acknowl-
edged Us a standard of or,hosraphv. also.
1t Is every day coming more INTO use: and
It's system OF pronunciation is probably as
nearly correct as ii is possibly, from the ma
.urc OF the case. that it can I've made. II has
been aScertaincd to he a tr,1 that more than
thrce-iourth> of all the dictionaries sold in
the nltcd States are DIR. WcI>tcr's. The
fact is significant. See advertisements,
FOURTH OF .)TLY.-TEr citizens Of Brad
ord are making arrangements for eel, hratinc
!'c l. ourth OF July. 1t is not We; asccrtainca
who Will be the Orator Of The occasion. Next
week the arrangements will be 50 far compile
ed as to enable us to publish them in full.
LARGE PEEMIrMs - \ Coon Cu,<,r
!" SECURE a PUBLIC LIBRARY. - We
ioubt IT any towns within the extent of our
REGULATION have full. realized the liberal
'iicrs OF Mr.. {. X. PIERCE in his advertise
hcnt OF N0gd:ine CInb We refer readers 10
he advertisement Itself. We can assure the
'nblIc that the thing is no humbus. It's Just
'hat 1t appears to be on its face Each sub
crlbcr Is sure at the outset to receive the
'orth OF his money in the Magazine he sub
crIbcs for: and the inducements offered are
srsc enough to cause any one wishing one .
more of the publications to subscribe thro' /.
lr. FIERCE rather than through the Pub
shcr>. Mr.. PIERCE is responsible for all
rm':ances sent him, and people at distance :,
'ay fee; entire confidence in his integrity,
nd rely upon receiving without DELAY the
ublications ordered. 5
81 The know NOthings of Massachusetts n
re preparing to yield their distinctive orysn- $,
alton and to g" in for grand rally of all =
c enemies OF slavery against its extension. G,
convention to effect this purpose is to be II
I'D in Springfield in July. The dark lam !
rn Is tn w.. I'll rowu as;J, ;!
MIR. CHoATE.-The Boston Herald saws "'
We met Hon. Rufus Choate on the Com
'n, at an early hour this morning. He walk
slowly and painfully, helping himself by Il,
c aid Of two canes. lie looked hacgard and Il.