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

N>tl IN II tisiS 10 extend II. vote tor w. la
,hsnan. II Won favor the grttta pcrchs arg,
mcnt in the hats Of Conurc,S. vote for Nj
Eu'hanan. Eut ii .on '.i>approvc Of on
an! all of these things. vote for john
FREMONT Will tell Ill favor of free sutirag
ana free thought in the Territories. fire.
speech IN Congress, and free men at home
e." 7" iIrADQtAETtE~. - If democra.
really wish to know what doctrines are advo
Gated bv their party. We would advise then
to procure and read such papers as the Rich
mord enquirer, Charleston .>andud. Co
lumhia Times. &C. Honest men of the dem
ocra'ic party who read none but their owl
10 al papers, and perhaps paper or two iik,
the Boston Post and New York Inn Eook
prepared expressly for Northern circulation
| would be utterly astonished to know villa
doctrines are advanced at the South by me-,
who support the same candidates as them
selves. Demo, racv AT the South is ooe thinr
democracy as explained bv the living Bu
rhanan press OF the North Is something yer,
different. The Issue is boldly put at tn,
South, and declared TO ne the extension o,
the restriction of Slavery. And yet the TO-
cal press in the Free States prc;ends to deny
the charge that the democratic party is plcdg
cd to the extension Of slavery. Democrats
if YOU honestly desire to see where the so
called democracy will carry you-it yon sin
rercl desire to see whittier vo" ''ri''."=
arrI in villa, company YOU are engaged, read
something that dares to speak out Just VIVA,
it means. Send for the Richmond Euquirer
and II that don't prove All eye-orener, you
are very deeply dyed in the wool indeed.
A Whi= Convention a, RnrI:ny,ou.
Becchcr's story OF the "straicht cattle "
who continued to go to the Old spring for wa
ter after it had dried up, rather than 90 to a
new one which was just As good and just as
convenient, was very forcihlv illustrated by
the ! ! old-l line Straight Wings who got to-
.ethcr in State Convention at Burlington
'a't week. a call was published, signed "Bv
The Wings of Burlington" calling a conven.
ion of those who ''ie>irc the privilege of vo-
ting for Wing President" But it so hap
pcncd that large number of the citizens of
Burlington, who have for many years re-
joced in that name, felt themselves called
nlon by the "call" TO see that nothing was
done derogatory to their character as wings
ct Burlington" On assembling, they put
>"me troublesome questions to the movers OF
'hr meeting. Hon. g. T. Marsh asked on
what authority the call was signed as it was
saying that he had long resided in Burlinc-
ton. was one of the Wings of Burlington
hey had never. 50 far as he knew of. author
zcd any such calf individual men. over
their own signatures, pleased as individuals
10 call the Wings or any body else to a meet
ING for any purpose d, no objection could be
made; but no man or men had right TO sion
a call. "Bv the Wings of RurI,ncton," with
ont public meeting. properly called had
authorized them TO 90 So" After uterine
heir protest, the real Wings of Burlrn .ton
withdrew. leaving convention Ecaded hy
Orm>hy of Bradford. and Wheeler of Bur
ington, numberingjust p persons, all told,
~ follows. saws the Free Press
p-.""v",',,"-, unrr'y W hI1s
and how FliimOurnerS, 8
Spec.a'ors-Frcmont men, 3
Buchanan men. Zone Of them
custom house oficer,) !
Is
Leaving as the probable number OF Fill
monrnPrS from all I'll" rest Of the State, @
Dedurting BUCCANEERS and spectators, the
whole number at this STATE Convention was
precisely II! The Filmourners haven't
much comfort in this State. surely.
"GALLANT LITTLE ESSEN ,,"-Finurc.
don't always tell the whole truth, and the
bare fact that several towns in Essex count,
failed to elect Republican Representative.
IN the late election. by no means proves tina
Essex has no, done molly, as she always does
and this year better thar ever. \ gentle
man whose means of information are perfect
~ reliable. gives u the fo'lowin, statement
" he towns of Canaan. Bloomfield an(
Brunswick, have prottsSclv elected boru.
democrats: but as I am informed. and full,
believe. neither of the gentlemen elected ar,
legally entitled to hold q sea- in our rex
Legislature. have been in al these town.
since election. ard have. think. learned III,
tue facts, which will barely relate.
In all these towns, the bogus democrat.
control the civil authority. In Canaan, a.
ihc first ballot, there was tie between the
Republican and other candidates. The an
thority re- ccted The republican vote of {
Young nan who had tcen three wears avo
ter Tiers. because he was born in Canada
while his father was and always had been
citizen OF the {. 5. understand thew LEI
several others vote the bogus ticket who
claimed and exercised the right of sutirac,
in \. ii. last March. In Bloomfield. the
q lOrder ruflians" acted as follows: .E>1uirt
Stevens had SO votes TO 81 agains. him by al
loving --- - to vote twice and re-
ce'vIns the vote of one young man under p
years. and refusing the vote Of two who were
entitled to vote, and who would have voted
against them The above is quotation from