The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-27

: We learn that the article published il
; this ra;,,.r week OF two before election iron
: a"l onng Democrat of E--cx." was Of Crea
scr,i-r - die cause q Ere" !om in that Coun
. 'y, and W" are happy to acknowledge anoih
, er ariic;- from the same trcnch,nt pen
winch We shall publish next week.
INArGrE.TI"N "r HE fEANkLIN STAT
UE AZ B">I"> They had a treat time a
Boston last week The whole country fo
; fifty miles around cmpticd itself into This me
] bronzr statue OF Poor Richard. The statu
is eight feet hi.h. weighs one ton. and co,
: >l",'oo: the total his hit of pedestal, die ston
and -taiuc l. - feet
The procession. which intrn!nce,. the fcs
; tivltIc>, vas great and beautiful. aud in man,
OF It's features unique and mag!nfi 'cnt. Th,
masonic orders with their costly rcra
las and mystic embIcmS; the various arti
zan> hearing and in some cases using the in
>trHn"nt> hv which their t,iun,phs are a
chievcd the stalwart trnckmrn and their on
~ mon" ,taw.rt HORSES. and the long ARA,
OF Thousands Of neatly dressed and hanr,
school children, were exceedingly attrartlv,
IN the numerous and admirably ordered gro
res>lon. There was no point of greater at
traction 'hln The old Han.a4e press" O,
which Franklin made his first jo,o an,
strong pulls. for it takes suh to hyinr a
round It's clumsy screw. It wae mounted
on trinrnphal ."d was Kept vigorously
=, work striking of fac Si,nle of Franklin
first paper in Boston. the W England Con.
rant
! There were several addresses delivered -.
MIR. WinthroI,s was The longest. an,, gave a
sketch OF F'ankIn> life and Il Il, 5ii.tion Of
his character. faithful to history and truth.
THE Arr:.E CEor From all we can
learn We. jui-c the apple crop. not .n'v in
this section, but throughout NV Enr!,nl.
20 be almost failure Slh a uniye., II
failure seldom o-rurS. and will this wear rem
der the price of apples exceedingly high
Other fruits are bv no mearS plenty.
The New York Evening Post is given to
understand that upwards of one hundred
thousand dollars. contributed principally by
office holders in New York city and elsewhere
have been expended in M,ine within the
last two months. for the defeat oi lI,,nlin, the
Republican canli;!ltc for Governor.
/ D!>UNInN Mr.. Ersckinrid,r has mount
ed the secession horse. At tHe late mass
meeting 1t rlrrn.c.noe he said. III the east
rrn states were 10 unite in solid phalanx a
gainSt tie West, or the southern ap,in>t ~,
northern, they happening TO have IN .ioritv
~onH pa" S"imiiz l AN SURE You
WOULD NOT. for know Won to be. men
judi R'>t Of Alah,ma. Buchanier. saws =
The institution OF slavery i, stronger I'll N
faction, than t'na'is'i~m. than party. Nnl Il,
Con>'i''nion. linn III, i'nion. The Rich.
mond EnJ'rrr SAYS III Fremont is elected
,hor, i No., cha =; ,st, IT,. -, =.
un ". y
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