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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-24
THE DlSsNIONIsTS,

We don't know, really if it is worth while
to notice crazy gathering at Worcester,
Mass. last week. 1t NAV be well enough to
mention the fact not for the purpose Q! saw
ing anything about t-ior there is no
need of that in a community where every
man is loyal to the Union and Con>titution,-
but to draw attention to the circumstance,
that in the whole North were found only
about three hundred curious wonen and
over-zeaious men who think the Union had
best be dissolved. Put this down in con.
trast with TIE recent Southern Convention.
and the create. LOYALTY OF the Northern seq.
ton can De readily seen. The lately utter
ed tribute of Col. Benton TO the LOYALTY Of
New England was richly merited No PEG
rlc are more constant III their devotion 10
the government under which they 1--we. than
the descendants of the Purlt ms. And il a
single State rivals our own State of Vermont
III that respect We know not which it is. We
can point with pride to ,..e love of freedom
n"rturr' among our mountains and we can
refer also with 10 less satisfaction 10 the love
for the rotie conte,ieracv of States OF which
>he Is so small POTION
An attempt will doubtless be made in Ger
tain quarters to st.matize the Republican
party as symratliztrs in the movement a.
Worcester. But any intelligent man cannon
be thus dnped. Letters were read from se,-
en-! gentlemen Identified with ;he R,pui,ii
cans. anon. them, Senator Wilson and ,Jo>l.
IA Gi'illn@s,-exp:es>inI their ahhorranc.
4 all 'nrh action. They were right ana
Republicans every where sustain them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-24
il ANSAS MATTERS.

The Free State LEGISLATURE of Kansas ne,
At !opeka on the 9Th ir>,, when seven Of Tie
~ mbrr> present Were arrested hv L. :
NJ .r>ha'. ThA persons ar-..>t! refused tc
acronran, ine NAr>nal. bat ,ll~y are read,
T. deliver themselves INTO the h4u,.> ii IL,
fr''rr"I authorizes aver ia. .ni,la,ari IA
adjourned. GOV Robinson had left ,a, Ter
flt""! toi tie l.>'. L. Lance, a> W.. hay,
lard II stated, the Interests q: he rev Ere,
>a'" town Of u'.indaro. I'm, town is stu
A'c': IN hl-h !'lui,-. 81 Inc bank O. tn. Mn
>ourI, = ut three m!,,'> a ovs is Union wl,l
III" hHi. As. her" Is no secure larl'u. 4,
he mouth 0; die Kansas. >jr0.0Uo ave a
read, been Subscribed as investments in the
town. Arrangements lave been made t.
r.'e hotel ercctr! before spring. a saw
mii'. gri>' mill and machine shop. 4 an
aiac'urcr OF paper near Boston. Will luill 4
mil at 'tnIndaro. worth Slo.co0. in Nav O:
Jane nc>.
the (rcrS>ate Kansas BOYS have forward
ed hy Mr. Robinson. a sectional" can. +
their eloquent Massachusetts champion. Th,
head OF II represents a hand choking , snake
he SNAKES body is c1iirl halfway dow,
he cane. Between rs folds are fifteen knots
each OF them, II Is supposed, repre- >rnt;n. a
Slave STATE. Ga TIE lower ,a.t Of the can,
are sixteen knots one for every Free STAT,
Where, Noble? VIII President Pierce j.
>ne another proclamation The Union is il,
danger, tbs time. sure
A special despatch to the Tribune. from
st. Louis Jan %. @ivcs iii. following:
The Territorial Legislature is in session
out has done noihn" important.
nov 'rra1N message recommends the re-.
real ct several bo4r> laws. but Is SUPPOSED t,
'avor the pro slavery party. He fully su>-
talu> tie ho1u> l.rni>la,urr. and recommend,
them to take steps tor the formation OF A Stat,
Constitution. lii, >l>ialnS the Nebraska bill,
There Is full Attendance OF both Houses
ana they are * pro slavery as ever
The Convention is still in session. but mos,
ct the business Is done IN secret
I''taraf'"n> are making TO carry the Con-
:'itutlonal Elections.
1t Is Determined net to quarrel with Gearv
II he can he GOT TO continue in position not
fatal TO the slave party.
None bat true pro->lavery men are allowed
to SIT As delegates in the Convention.
(1ov. Gerrv has no influence over the Con-
ventlon. and lie has little or none over the
LEGISLATURE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-24

The Republicans get good many grams
of comfort nowadays. But perhaps the
largest one was occascned by the election OF
a Republican Senator from the State OF Penn
s!vania. Richard d. Brodhead, an old hun
ker democrat of the most [lian; sort, is per
milted henceforth to repose quietly at home
in the bosom OF his family, as retIrIn.
politicians say,-aEd neither Fcrney. nor
any other pro-slaverv democrat succeeds hun,
Int firm friend of freedom. supporter OF
Fremont, and personal enemy of Buchanan.
Thlsis an event for conyraulation. .Mr
BIS own State, in which such strenuous excr-
tons were made and such enormous sums of
money were expended to maintain the ascen-
dency of the old rule. has sent an able sup
porter Of Free State measures to represent
her in Congress. In total vote of 1872 on
joint ballot, the keystone State gave maj or-
ity OF nine in favor of Sinon Cameron. His
opponent for the Office. John w. Forney. was
backed by all the influence Of the President
elect. We hope this defeat NAV be warn
ing to MIR. Buchanan not to interfere in par
tizan politics like poor +. Pierce. We be-
lIeve this election is pretty good evidence
that Pennsylvania is opposed at heart to the
slavery measures of the democracy. Dur
ing the Presidential campai IN we claimed that
for her, and we now believe that our good
opinion was correct
50 much satisfaction has been EXPRESSED on
account of the permission General Cass has
received from the people of MICHIGAN to cul-
tivate the domestic atr. tons that we hesitate
TO stick another spur into the old cock. #
General Ca>S had betn true to the interests
OF his State. and had opposed the Kansas Ne
hra>Sa reriIiv, h" ni-h, have spent the rest
OF his days in tie United States Senate. Blu.
he chose otherwise and Hon. Z,ckarlal
Chandler of Detroit. an able and a true heart
ed man Snccc,d> him.
Mr. James OF Rhode Island. a man who
has wanted to please both the North and ,h,
South. and so has satisfied neither, has been
superseded bv Hon James +. Simmons. a
Republran OF the right stamp.
Ccnncrtcut after the All OF March viii he
truly and faithfully represented !y james
Dixon. WHO takes the place OF Senator Tou
icy, celebrated Tor his de> otion to the inter
est OF the propa.andl>s OF slavery
From Wisconsin also Republican Senator
viii soon be cho>rr to >upr,>,d,. Mr. Dodge.
|, viii bc seen 'i,a, five E,rubcan >rna-
'ors IN the next Congress. will take the Places
Of as many democrats in the present Tue
senate vi! ''cn stand. !,.;,uE ,ran>. 30. Pro-
Slavery 'cttoc1,'s, D.. Americans ).
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-24
A COLT E(:E IN KANSAS.

\ meeting has been held at Lawrence.
Kansas Territory. TO memorlal;ze Congress to
-ran' a tract OF land for the 1li.hnrn, q:
College in '.lc Territory.
The 'o'ow'n. gentleman We're appointed
: ccmmi't"" to rorinii1e Congress 49,.
Nrssrs. Army. Robinson, H~ans~ou,i.c. Hun,
Fowler and Brown. |, was stated 5h., Gov
"rnor Geary would write letter 10 accom-
pany 'hc memorial The Herald G: Free.
dom OF N"vcn,bcr Oh, contains. the follow
III. item -
" The proceedings Of meeting. having il,
view the establishment OF Free Schools. j.,
this CITY. Lawrence last Tuesday ever mo
ii! not come to hand until 100 late All hon,
tor ;!'s nuns5cro % our paper"
These measures are significant. and br,ray
the New EnY land origin OF the settlers -
Churches and Free Schools 80 with them cy
trywherc. They carry with them the in>:i
'ntlons of hich civilization to the rcmote,,
andS WHO would have thon.lt las, Ma,
when TIE citizens OF Lawrence were iIcin.
tor their lives: when blood thirsty. villain
ou>, swearing, drunken rabhle Of pro SLAYER:
Le.recs lad cnvironed the devoted town.
thlrs,Iny for " abolition blood when the
whole Territory was "A scene Of disorder O.
zen violence. and unres'raireI pila.e and
murder WI o could have torrtod then. that
no sooner should law and Justice -nahlc them
10 live IN peace. than the Free State settler,
would 80 quickly set about lavnc the toun-
cations tor a christian and intellectual com
munl'y. y free press has risen from lis Wa
terry grave. to battle tor human rights the
-o>pei OF peace and universal brotherhood i,
prearhcd, free schools. the birlln.ht of a
Tree p"oNir, are being established and a
safe. Great IN all the elements of social or
der, we'll pad lahor, and the absolute euua,.
~ OF all IT'S citizens, is ere ION. TO take tn.
place OF the now Territory of Kansas. We
may well claim these results as the conse.
Gnrnc"s Of the out->pokrn sentiments Of tb.
Free States at the late election. The int]u-
ence OF the North has been felt ard Needed
She stands ready 10 make known her love
OF right and freedom Yet more rotently. if
ueed tc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-24

-ihe Stsns'eal journal publishes ,
irft": from d.. IIo-arc G-..n. of Nv Y,-t
IN reply 10 som" inquiries n.a,ir q. i'm Al, re-
!ati"n TO his acquaintance wi-h Dr.. Epn,i, RI
vii" Recently l"'turr.i in thu. ,ili.r. me-,
the " inhrf'o''> of he s:uni,.k." H. i1-.,r..
DR. Green, i physician Of h,,h stan,.lrr "a
has made throat diseases hi, sIrrial SUI,
We copy ii> l,t'..r:-
IL Ci,,'yn J|acc y Y. Lr,. ,. -
DEAR >IE II r--rrir,". v..>r,.:,:.r. -
letter Of the 2arh alt IN WIN h Won -, go.
a person who tai,> himself, Dr. Bqr,;,.
stated "a pai.!i.- lcrrn-r IN .n1r.d.-. -.
h''r"N-nl:,. f:I:i " ii- rai,-,i pn .r,,-. $780,.
tame G':rln-c -" pat year. VIII - Nh, %
and that rn,tlc several ia, fi..t-u4i ATM.
30 pass 'hr >ionrr--rm.'! i.ro',,,,, m. o..
Trrhra-ri,,t al .arh fria.. VIII, .,f1,.,,..3
| had accomplished ~ he. rculi ,.i>rii..,.,
TIE S"IWt"n ~ ni'ra'e ~ >jirer drr,, t,.., ,--
caIfitac "r,Hrc '.i" tie >'o'pnci an,! that i.l.
never >u'rr-'lt.'i IN nnq ra-- IN ~iir,.r,- ,,.
,ranrr INTO he air-,a>>ase~.''
With DIR. Bun'inI.~I have m acl.a
an'-- whatever. have not the least r,-..,a.
lection at having seen HIM a any tla.".o-,.,
any ocrasifn: AID H. &c tie man \. Mar.
h''n mar" h"r'r >'"n al ana i'lie a. ,a1 -
h. whoi- at the above statement. thu. i..-..
ah"nt OPERATIONS. &C. Is r,-ya L,5,a,,.g &.
emf. u'i'riV- md mui'c'"n>Ig rn.>e'
am "i'i-'.'' :" ,ou iur h.rlu. written
me- Ga f!i': >ui.l''r'. ard thank Won ior 'i, -
pr->sion> Of cuh!ii.nrr ,,nnIain-d I'm Won
letter. IN nv oI"ra'ion> | 'hink ". n,
we'll congratulate IT. N To- li-.c,> IN ria, r.,.r
tl''Iai,r, u, 'h- oIris;i",. to wh,r., Dr. l;qn,
me- r"i"t>, III HAVING secured tn tl.n,>.lx,.,
rhamF''"n "' such b'a"r and rera"i'y, 4. 81.
Doctor has rr"..'! n D..
| ain. Respectfully ,or-<.
HORACE GhECE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-24
Annual Meeting Of the Caledonia
County Agricultural Society.

The annual meeting Of the Caledonia Co
Agricultural Society was held at the s.
bloomsbury House. Tuesday, the 2lst inst
l he President being absent, the meeting wa
called TO order bv the Secretary. Hayia
Currier was appointed Chairman o the NEE;
ing.
Isaac Woods and James Harris we're ap
pointed TO Gil Va, ancv in Committee on FivId
Crops.
y. H. Wilcox and F. \. Parks wer. ~
pointed to FL vacancy In Committee On But
ter
Robert Giikerson. A. g. Chadwick VIM
[. iioH@h'on. +. \. Paris. and ID. Crrrlrr
N"re appointed Committee 10 nominate
the Officers Of Tie Sorietv
Adjourned TO O'Clock i. NJ.
AfTFENOoN SESSION.
Committee on Nominations reported for
Uilir.r> -
Far I',e<ilent-IIon Era>tuS Fairbanks.
Ii'" Pt.>ulcnfs-J,el Fletcher. Jr., Cal,
vim siorriiI.
Ttu>"er-Geo c. Barney.
>ecre'aries-A j. Willard, 3. o. Ste
rh"a>cn.
Er"cu'i'c G'mmICo- Geo 4 Merrill. S.
.)ohr>burv: Rotrii K.l>rv. D,uv.Ie Jnbn
&. Daring. Conror,l: Peter Bu, i,anan. Bar
MT; | rlah ". Miner. P.arh4m: j ID. Bll.
W',i'!"n: Charles c. NEWELL Burke: John
frIch. Willard Stnl!.r', l.. $. Freeman.
Waterford {; trror@" lic. An.;>. Bemis. I.,n-
don Oris Jo>iyn, Kirby.
ii" Report was arrrr:rd. and the persons
elected 10 the several t:tiir-> nttn-d.
lii" Report Of the Auditor wa, read, az
ceit"a. ant "r'irrt! To to- placed on .il.
o'e". hat all premiums AWARDED At the
Annual M""tin. III the + ,ll if not called for
before the frs: day OF January >u,cee,iirg
shall TETON. 10 the Suri-ry
IN" C"nn'''re on Field Crops awarded
the following Premiums -
Best Acre Of Corn. William lIary.y,
War.rtn~l. - hn>hrl> s2.05
n best, ;rh'.rr Gr,trr>on. B,rne:.
one a~r". 81 hu>lni> :" ,.'s. 900
81 tr>'. G'of-r ha"nry. = .ivtns,
curN. "n" ,ct". - hn>l.r!s q, ga
Best i'"ar>.. "a >gnarc rods. = tu,h.
Charles H.unry $50
\ II Wilcox ral-ri trc m a.. - bush.
els At Corn ar'! 80 bushels O: Iurn,r>.
The Committee Oh DIARIES made the follow
irg Report =
john Fetch. OF Waterford. from ?
COWS had m,'ir o., lbs. ot Butter,
bong los lis toa ruw 400
NJ. / turrmr OF D,n,'ll-, from s
cows h1'i nadc 1850 lbs al butter,
hcir" ! - rs. 20 each COW . %
t,eC.n- Gtlhrulh nt Barnet .r,,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-24


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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-24

TIE EAGLES WINGS CLIrrED-Th,
poetry is completely taken out of the stor,
of the eagles feather with which Buchana,
was 10 write his inaugural, hv the FOLLOWING
more correct accoun; of its history. given y,
the Baltimore Patriot
Senator Brown was visiting friend in
the nti ghhorhood of Wa>hing,on who has il,
cage a fine bald eagle. While this friend
was exhibiting ii to his guest. the impri>one d
bird dropped from his w,rg a feather. which
Senator Brown picked up, exclaimino h.
would forward it as present to Mr. Buchan-
an. On his return to Washington. he met
Mr.. Seward. ami, after relating the incident.
told HIM NJ intended TO send this feather from
an eaeies wing to the Presi4rn, elect. tia, h..
might appropriated v make use Of il IN wri,;n
bis inaugural address. ilumph re>noud.
cd Seward, quietly, in his dry way. An ed
gie-a c0g.d "a" H.: SLAVE racl-,' Wb.t
a world OF meaning Is couche.l in those few
but significant words, and how compi,t.ly
they destroy all the romance conceru,n, the.
ea. rs feather"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-24
From the New York Sun.

A VERMONT GENICS.-There is. or a
least there was a few DAYS since. in Brattie
ooro. Vermont jast at the fork iii the road,
near the Asylum. beautiful sculTrured ig
ure OF tire Goddess of Fame rather large,
than half SIZE Standing thus, ont of III,
"orld Of civilization as it were. il fixes the
travellers attention; and as he approache:
near e' ouyh to mark the finished lines The
expression and grace depicted, surprise & al
m'ra'lon are aw kenrd. The white snow MP
on the ground lends an additional charm
ford sill closer Inspection. The de>irn in
dIrafeS decided genius. Fame has Just re-
corded the past wears history. Her RICH;
hand Sill 4rasping the pen, has fallen care
lrssty to her SIDE. while her left hand. hold
ing the tablet, rests upon her knee: her at
fenton for the moment being ennros>eh with
paS>'h" and changing Objects Vet to be re-
corded. The effect is sinking. AID when we
picture the Traveller leavn" bis wagon or
sleigh to scrutlnize the f.ure still more
closely. We do tut tell OF what occurred many
times day, and day alter day and his close
scrutiny IS necessary to detect the fact that
the whole fi.u is made OF >now and ice
while tie tablet and pen are out pieces OF an
Old cigar box.
lis history. as reported to us, is. that it was
designed and reared durinn the ninht before
christmas, by a youth named Mead, WHO i,
but 10 Years Of age, and who, for tn. cirrum-
stances IN wi i:il he has hrcn placed, has had
Ntn"cT advantages for cultvatiny his re-
markabie artistic taste and talent During
s'n2lr night 5v III. li.ht OF {. lantern, youn-
Mead constructed OF blocks Of frozen Snow
on which water had 'ren poured. this statue;
and when the mornings light came. 1t re-
vtaied to the gaze OF a>oni>hrh pa>>er, hv
a work OF beauty, which genius alone could
form or conceive.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-24

! y. III. AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-Hy
the k. n':ness ct the Secretary, James o. Ad.
ANS. E>'l., we have been furnished with a
copy of the Transactions of tie New IIamp.
shire Agricultural Society during the wear
1875. 1t max IS most interesting and yalu-
able Volume, con, aiming the records of the
various fairs held in the State. the pr, mlumS
awarded, reports Of on:mttecs, statements
OF the condition of agriculture in upwards
Of forty towns. and tie results of exreri-
ments with various foreign seeds. The re-.
port Of the Committee on Farms, Gardens.
Orchards. &C., is especially interesting and
valuable. The committee consisted OF m.
Secretary and Vim. ). Curtice. who visit. d
about fry locations in various parts of H..
I State. This feature seems worthy Of adm.
ton 10y our State, ii not county Societies.
The Plan of yearly published reports of,he
transactions o: agricultural Soc-,i.s is one
c;.;cI!eI to 80 much gooti In f.ct. VT
;!ia, ;c -rr., and distinctive ADVANTAGES
nj soc.viit. run nearly to waste without them.
lie eAiense is irililnc compared with the
:,ool resulting. W. ;o4h' ii all soce,ies
,o2.,i a..,! themselves .: Ii. services Of 50
accomplished a Secretary as air Adams, bat
'Le!y m;sht at least do VIVA, they could. and
49, 81 ~ b. 'f,nt;-, tlr EYER =, ,n..:i.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-24
Job Printing.

We are now prepared 10 execute nearly all KIM
MENTAL.-in the VERY BEST STYLE and at Low
RATES. Merchants and others who desire BILL
Heads or Circulars ofanv kind. printed in neat
style. may rely upon entire satisfaction.
Orders sent US will be promptly attended to.
RAND, STONE & co.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-24
CDc Californian.
ST. JOHNSBURY. JAN. "a, 1857.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Y. B. nALNl:G: j, authorized 70 receive idver-
tlsem"Its md SuoScri 'lrn NJ u> Offices III Boston,
Newly "rk. and Phia!e lrlrla.
S.M. PEI TENGI.!. 4 CO. are authorized! to DO
the SAME III Boston ami New York.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-24

All things av" their uses. An editor
IN Arkan>a, WAS lately shot in an atfrav.-
Luckily, the bail came against bundle of
unpaid accounts. Gunpowder could not 20
:nr,,a.h 49,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-24
Correspondence.

iTe sohct VOLUNTARY CONCENTRATIONS from nil
eo'tsot tie country upor noors of interest. Items
Of News. IN rortiCulrr. rW be Thankfully rectired
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-24

The Cumniit.,e on Territories have prepa,
eel bill similar to The Minnesota BIZ, auiho,
Eng The re pie Of Oregon TO hold a conven
ton to torn State Constitution prior {
akin" aini'f.rce into the ni"n The AZ
ricultura Sociriv. on Friday, adopted TIA
proposition 10 ur"c upon Congress the endow
mrnt of an industrial University in ear
State and Territory. tv grants of Pubi
Lands oi rct less than halt a million Of do,
lars 10 each. Mrs>rs. Corroran, Gusts. al
vert. French and Brown. were appointed
committee ipr that purpose.
! ~ Geographic despatch from Washing
ton. on SATURDAY. saws tina: Hon Joshua l.
Gi!GincS, OF Ohio, whii,. earnestly ,ii>ru>>in.
private bill IN thu. House. was seen to pu
his hand TO bis head and fail n'o his seat. b,.
me seized with atro;'hv of the heart Tn,
Members and spectators a. once were tilro-r
INTO Tie fi.hc>t state OF alarm. the Speak,,
and nrr:eIouS REPRESENTATIVES, CRYING out I,
those who pressed around HIM to stand bark
and give hun air. Au.d the excitement an
adiou.rn," trn>uci.
Mr. Gi,.d,rc< was removed TO the loblv
where he was attended tv several Mrmh-r.
who are h>siri.rs. Il was som. minute,
before he could he restored to consciousness
anu e''''f"''E sufferer intensely H. wa
carrier 10 SOFA IN IN. Sneakers room. and
>''''"' Guy pa. STREAMS summoned 10 a't'n'
''''''' ana every "'''''ioh was he>f""e' upon
'''"' lis conc'''oh Is rohs:'rred extremely
c'l'''a''
Later accounts say that iis condition Is
IMPROVING AMI 'i'at he IS IN tar WAY 10 re
cover
ne corruption investigating Commit
wee nave cause" coh>:Htr'hr excitement
Ni'>>fS- RAYMOND and Slnon'on Of ih" y J
I"'$ ha'" tetn examined, hn' the matter i
!!' u'>''''''d' Il viii have 10 tie gwen Il? As
a o:i job rr'hahIv
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-24

s'n2ir night 5v the li.ht OF lantern, youn"
Mead constructed OF hocks Of frozen snow
on which water had :,een poured this statue;
and when the mornings light came 1t re-
vtaeh TO the gaze OF astuni>hrh pa>>trs hy
work OF beauty, which genius alone coulG
form or conceive
PoLYGAMY.-The Louisville journal is
excited about Utah, and hardly thinks poiv.-
amy ">rri Ifual in>,irurion.' or Brigham.
lounS "ra''larch." Ia pun.cncv OF Ian
.ua9e 1t equals 'hr speech Of Colonel B.n.on.
in which Salt Like C;,y was called a"ne>r
OF how,in- ro!v=ami.t,." brigham Young Is
tavOrahiv noticed as follows =
here are certain 'hIr.> which can l.
don" and have not /" en- done and should Ia.
done. We think i, >catdaluns that E,i,hau
l"nn-. II. husband Of ninety wives uttl. or
less has been permitted Tor wears ar,,l ~
mI'rd still 10 art - ,olcrnoro Of tt.h. H.,
Irs>r'i"nt OF Tie n:frd states has :uil power
to appoint ANA Remove tue t,uvtrLor> &! Ter
rit"r"'>, and irt>lIrf,' PIERCE ,llrinc lE,
whole term "t li> administration has allowed
that soiN.ani"u> OIL ,roumdr,l AMI hir.k guard
I" rN'''''>' 'hr ,''"' nous "i Nhie' Ha1i,'ta'r
,. - '''''o'' MN
h'twrtn one ard Nv" N,a"> 2,o and sent Il
Governor. commission f., t,,,,,,I >.,,,.,..
hat >'"'''o" "a atftli 10 accept. and r:- dc
tiant "!d pol, -ani>t 1rprlaiin that the whole,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-24

N'w lark, Jan. lS-A PEKIIuIs PR
nlcAMEN1.-Ie>'el,!av the Ea>, River WAS
'''~''' over so that thousands passed between
ms city and Brooklyn. At 1 O'Clock in the.
afternoon when The tide began TO eib. the.
zee o'oSe way a; both sides. I'a,in. over 800
persons On The ice. and cut of from the >hor,.
al either side. The excitement was Intense.
me piers OF both cities bein. crowded with
spectators. Several steam tugs wp.t TO th.
assistance OF The frightened ,ovauers, and at
Ter considerable delay, succeeded. it is be-
''t'eo' IN saving ali. although II was report.
el ''a' s'''era' person. wnr. drowl.!