The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-20
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Sr, L"rrS. Sept l.
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The State prisoners are released q, hal.
Judge Ler"mpte. Cos. Gearr j. IN I.,,..
worth. am! leaves for Lawrence soon. 4.
will call 10 his all loo nrn / : ,-,,,.,
10000 volunteers from the North !, n.,.s
nv. Capt. Emery's hanlitti arrested a, ~.
Ger OF the army for which they w,r. all h.
before Gen. Smith. Rev. Mr.. \n,. :,
Lawrence. There is Jubilee of reio;r;,
The marauiers are all to be driven on,
{. ii. BE,N>cour
We hope che above NAV prove ,rne. b..
do not consider it altogether reliable
10Y RFFDFE FOR FRrNoNT-A L....-
IN the Evening Post. dated al EaS.on. STAT
that t'ov. hceder has announced his info.
ton OF actin" in the present camrsirn WIZ
the Republican party. and intere,tin. hin,
self in the election OF Fremont. Gov. E.e-
der Is to speak at the Republican Mass Me.l-
InS in Morri>own, y. j.. soon.
Lo"'sriNe. Sept. G.-FrIrS-One Who'll
square OF buildings in Frankfor XIV. was de-.
stroycd by fire on Sun lay night Loss. $40
900: partially insured.
HE Bo>ToN TINES This paper In.
been one ofthe strongest supporters thr
present administration has had in New Enc.
land. In review OF the causes and result
of the Maine election. it thus speaks:
1.-The result of the election in Maine or
Monday. conveys warning and adr,onit,c,
to the Democracy OF the whole country WIN:
we trust will not be diSregar,led.
Beyond all question or dispute. the Kan
sas troubles. more than anv or all things n
all things else. have contributed TO this SON,
defeat OF the Democracy. and in State. too
essentially and really Democratic. and bu.
for whose existence the vote of Maine co,,ls
have been counted As sure for buchanan hr
10000 majorifv. We say the Kansas Ji,iirpi-
ties have worked out our defeat in Mann
and We mean what We saw. Nomatter wh.,h-
er the reports OF battles and bloodShe,l in Kan
sa> are either wholly false or greatly exa.-
seratcd. or not; the reports of such have be-,
scattered broadcast over the land: they bare
been eagerly caught mp and believed by thou
sands OF men who have acted with MS hereto.
FORE but who would do so no longer.
"Like causes produce like results. and. 70
our mind. IT is as clear a. SUNLIGHT. that nm.
less complete reversal OF the position of the
Democracy l: shortly secured. We shall find
other States,now considered Ours. following in
the wake Of the pine Tree State" We
know that this is plain talk. and that il will
sound harsh in democratic ears. but II il the
truth. and nothing else but t,dh ForeS-e-
ing and knowing dangers. furnishes the best
and most reliable means of avertinc them. IL
Is with this feeling that we are induced IN
speak thus plainly 10 our democratic brethren
all over the country. We desire As We are
working for. The success of the Democratic
party. and the carving out of the true rrinci-
piles and measures which belong TO If. And
tins only can be done. we are al! pur.ua,l.-l.
Ivy no other or better means than H.. .c.r.-i>..
fy Me general qorerhm.m 81 IT, entire l,o,-. -
a''d 'ne'g'es an tie suppression or'fhe disturb
d'''. IN" Ard"'S disd bloofShod rhi,h nor t,r.-
rad IN ka,sas'
On Monday. the lav Of The Maine Election
the Times had an article beginning thus:
The Name election takes place TO- ,lav. and
we expect Ia Toe able 10 furnish our readers
Tomorrow morning adi>h of acceptable new.
from that 'lnar'er. Our foes. IL is true. are
making >uI'erhuman exertions 20 secure 4 tri
nmph but if the friends of the Inion and
the constitution remain firm and united, We
ar" sure that the calculations of the Black
Republicans will he frustrated.
Alas" it might excIaim. "who knows
what day NAV bring forth"
The Times OF Wednesday contains the follow
ing:
For SALE-A BARGAIN.
The good will. advertising and subscription
list OF the Boston Daily Times, includin,
Type. Stands. &c, will he sold at barcain.
Apply to j. L. Benedict. Times Office.
SERIOUS ACCIpENT.-As our buchanan
friends were raising one OF their flag poles
ON "Wednesday last. the upper splice of the
pole they were then raising. became loosen
ed from MS fastnincs and fell to the cound.
striking Thomas b. Mas~ood upon the head
making flesh wound. and breaking one arm
above and below the elbow, and completely
crushing one leg below the knee. lie was
taken up for dead but revived i'm short time
lie was taken care of. and hopes are now
entertained of his recovery. bu, he will prob
ably be cripple for life.-Lanca,ter R.put-
l,cdn.
We learn that Mr.. S F. Spaul,.inc of this
town. killed Young Bear near his house an
Sunday. Aug. 81. and on SUNDAY Sept. eth.
another was seen in an oat field lcisurely ia
KING his supper. Mr.. J. T. Spaullnc. seized
his rifle and gave the contents 10 him. which
proved little harder to digest than oats.
HIS weight was 3';S lbs. They are very plen-
ty this season. and have made sad havoc A.
monS the Cattle. Sheep and grain.-H.
Prospects of Po-:ponement of the Dis
solution.
F'~m the Var lori Eren,ng P.st.
We remember to have heard. MANY years
ago. OF sadly henpecked husband. who be-
came so provoked with his wife. one cold win
tiers night. that he left her. declaring that he
would 90 out and freeze himself to death. -
lie returned after an absence of about half
m md II