The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-02
A change or TACTICS.

II is ALWAYS advisable to keep an enemy IN
front, and whenever he attempts to sneak IN
der cover. TO drive hm from his retreat int
the open PLAIN Accordingly we clip the toi-
iowin. from the Monipci,er Patriot:
"Vc have =. .,,,,ilv. over and over a
gain. expressed our I'm; bate condemnation
OF ,h.,-- laws fh- laws OF the bogus lr!isla
tu,r Thev uer, pissed ior no worthy end
so,eiy and simply to hara>s abolition ANITA
tors IN :ii- TERRITORY. without the r~mo;e>t IN
.ention vi ever enforcing them. and the at
tenn. 70 enforce them has ne.er been II ,dt
Our position and tha position; OF the demo
cratic ,,.rty ~ relation to tt,, Kansas ieg's
lstnrc. has hern. an. daily l., MI>rrpre>rn'
ed. No nan IN the Democratic Larry. sOuti
or north. aprrovcs u those iaws-we mean
OF course IN" law rrqu,rln. oa,a 10 ht' madc
to support the 'ug;tiv- slave law, and absti
hence from eX!,r..>ln" ones ire" upinlon ct
slavery. As qualifications OF .ral'chl,r. AId
IL an, bcIv a, the Sou;f does >u>'ain thu IN
such persons viii lje Yani 10 be those w.t."
now their repeal is proposed by the demo
cratic SENATE are arravrd with The black ~
pubiicans IN 0yj',>titrn To their rrrta'
And this from the Columbia : G 1tn'>
1.-The scenes of strife and hoo>hed enact
iny IN Kansas territory. and III" consequent
cxci'eIn"n' Of 'h" popular MIN! III the \"I'h
are seriously iaiu,IIuy thr cause ct the dem
Ocra.ic ,4,iv III the non slavehol ing States
and rNn1l, diminishing 'he chances OF 81"
,tt l,.t.f II \oXpm e
next In every section OF ain!itiondom Their,
are unuli,tak ale Sims hat AL over" helmIn.
defeat awaits Buchanan and breckenridge
4 UNION Of ali hr antaGonl>lic elements l.
rapidly taktr. plare-a union OF atoli'Ion
ism. fra, soiIrrs why's democrats repuhlI
cans. know n0ihin.s: in short. the whoi'
North. Divisions and dt'tc'Ions-. ilv!s'on'
that cannot be healed. and DIRECTIONS tina
can srarce he .umhered--are dr-tro,ing thu
once boosted amy OF the d.mocvacy, am
rapidly undermining lts power.
Deserted ard cli>hearttnrh. the pcl:tica
leaders OF the northern Democracy. who have
seduced the ,wpnle OF the South into The De
fusion that The party North is sound upon
the slavery question, and NAV be iaplir.ti,
relied on. and 'i,'>r southern political trick
sserS. who have n,s.v lent themselves It
spread anil strengthen The drlusion are ha
grIned at lac s,'-rIacle and stand in awe a
waiting the dread defeat of their forces. ano
scarce knowing what TO do to prevent it, IL
their desperation they have devised the
scheme ut authorizing IN remuneration of the
inhabitants Of k4nsa> TERRITORY and the hold
ing a'nn'cnflon OF the people for the adop.
tor OF constitution An! to make applra.
ton TO cO,~rrs: tor ~ admission into the L.
mon as State. nr"n an equality with the
existing S'a.es. They hore hv these mean.
10 terminate the scenes 0f outrage and muir
der 'ha' are daily Occurring. 10 ai.av the ex
rI,eu-nt IN the northern States and rcpaiy
ths falling fortunes OF the de nOc-acy"
Herr l. the whole scheme urmaskeJ The
oo'n Carolina extract is 4 perfect CONNIE n
tsry Ga he our from Vermont. Il is cIearI,
seen by the ,jemocratic ..a,i-rs, IN Concres,
and out. that he .,.np-r of the country vii
not longer ALLOW such scenes as have ,}pyas
.Ated and !-popula,sd Kansas. to 90 unre.
onttd. Ever since the nomination of Blu.
cha, The policy Of bis friends IN the North