The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-12-27

we Will continue to ring its tones of free speech
free press, free soil. free and Fremont in oul
opponents ears till We compel them 10 Join in oul
vaccinations. There is something peculiarly fitting
too III the man placed upon that platform as oui
leader. His very has the ring Of the true
com IN 1t. A Free mont, very mountain Of free
dom that shall endure and he monument of glory
when the mere plnk candidate has sunk into utter
nOt!!ngness.
! 3. The Republican party. In the las,
campaign il has expert need its Bunker Hill
in the campaign of 1850 it will experience its
Yorktown and Saratoga
! Responded to by F. II. White, Esq.
! DR.. Selim Newell here read an extract
from IA stray leaf of a recent manuscript work
on Nsteria Me,lica lie said it was the frs,
page in the body of the work and read as fol.
lows:
! RepuUicnnism of 1856 a vegetable of
rare medicinal qualities. Wei! adapted to
the Constitution of 81. Indigenous to New
ENGLAND. The best specimens are found
on Plymouth Rock and Bunker Hill. lis
quite abundant throughout all the State,
north OF Mason & Dixon's line. and natural
lists think that by due care aud attention il
NAV be cuiu -ofcd in all parts of the South
with the exception of the every ladies' OF Flor
ida and the cotton fields of South Carolina
Having rapid growth, twill come to matu
ri:y in 1860.
On ihe reverse of the leaf we have since
found description Of another plant, which
We here transcrbe
.Nodcrn Democracy. \ Parasitic plant
attaching itself trrbiy to the Jeil"r>onIan
Democratic principles. II grows from the
crevicc> Of the Cincinnati Platform and flour
i>hes on the cotton plant and sugar cane Al
the South. Not Possessing medicinal quail
ties, II has no place in the United state,
Di>pcn>atory. II is retained in the present
work As matter % curiosity. Som" use Ia,
been made OF ITS outer covering in the manu-
iarture Of rope TO han! the irecnen Of Kan
Sas, and it NAV hereafter tie used As a calk
ING in the attempt TO save the sinking ship
OF state. Ii Is now fast dcgcncrating and Will
b" found in 1850 only a; the head waters Of
Salt Hirer.
t. TIE Iou,g Nm. The hope Of tn,
R"puhiIran party, and, through that, the
hope OF the country.
{. {. Dewey, Esq of Wells River said il
response TO this sentiment, that as despo,i>u
wa, hoarv, and freedom Young, It was wei
that the young men Of the land should un
dertake to carry forward the great tide of
liberty. The Republican party is DRAWN.
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and the Young men will never cease 70 hat
tie with the enthusiasm Of hore against Ill,
Old wrongs Of the past. Mr. Dewey mad,
ar eloquent appeal to the Young men to b,
found on the side of truth and principle.
5 The demo ratio party in Vermont =
Becoming small by de.ree> and beautiful,
less
Hrsponcd to by Mr.. Rc,!incton.
g. Tie three ho'.<apd cjlrq',.eu wlo pro
fes,d oqdlla<t tic pl<,nqc Of liz Ntra>l,
I'LL They >owcd seed which has a.r-ai,
sprung up. and shall IN dlc season bta
abundant lrull.
Responded TO by Evv VIM. b Bond
:. John Charles Fremont More honor
ed in defeat than his competitor in victory.
Responded to hy Mr. a. G. Chadwick
. s. Justin : Morrill,. our honored repre-
+ sentative IN Congress. lie l.> proved hinl
r set 10 l,c possessed If the ,Jtiirr>on'an quail
: ;iration> for oliisc-honc>ty, capabiil;v, an
Z fidelity to the Constitution.
F! Responded to Nv Rev Mr. Woo1hou>e.
. The Free Press Cine OF the s,roro
: est tuw.rh, of freedom. and most powertu
foes Of tyranny
:, Responded to by Mr.. Rand OF Tnr CALI
t. DOMAIN.
10. Kansas. In spite Of the heart'e.
crutlrc> of border rutlianS. AMI the NOR
EeartcS> mockcIlcs ot their abcttOrs and III
II itator> al Washington She shall vet hrcon,
the lard of the fee, as she ydaciIa is the HON
of the brave
e Rrrllcd to tv Mr.. Vim. Il. Mon,eitl. q
e Mclnior'> Falls.
II. The ladies' 10 whose taste and in.lu.
" try we are indebted for the beautiful dec
y. ra'ions th,t surround US We admire thv
!: taste. We honor their patriotism. ana awar
them our highest appreciation Tor their 4,
vOtIon to the cause OF Freedom
: Acknowl, deed ny Col e. \ Merrill.
Other tra>t>, sentiments and speeches 70
= lowed, and at a late hour the festivities O
: the occasion closed.