The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-16
Letter nom lho old Bay-sfato,
carrtapanamrr Of ggr carssnLm


lie 10 q man Of few words is Jenkins, bu
those few arc % decisive and stunning a. an
oracle.
"slep around here" said he,pud carefully
lifting the animals tall be pointed out thl
creRmsenloFei velvet lhat eu'elopel lhe rem
part Of her lncpent bag aud revealed 10 me
beauties Of delicate eoladng that would have
turned the head Of a Guido Or an Angelo
. Chatter pinls there said bee, equality rather
than quaplly-youd better keep that crit
tur"
lie soon became more communicative, and
informed me that one Of his neighbors had a
full-bloDd cali Of tbo seine breed, "liull on
heifer" ! enqpIred "Well can't jestly re-
member" said he, whether Il 10 q he Or o
she" and after spending full half minute In
trying 10 refresh bic memoy upon that "piut
he reluctantly faVe 10 up "Nell, really,
dlsremcmbsr now which q 20 bur Il Il either
a ball on q heller, am quite sue"
am happy 20 inform you that since the
advent OF Governor Banks % the Executive
Department our Massachusetts poiHiciaHs
are mostly either ,ouland-out Republicans,
or outpuG'out National Democrats, spec-
mems Of the geHs Know Nothing or Amer-
can are, about as rare $50 neuler calves.
Gardner n muhcd ON, and lhere are none,
not even bis old adherenrs, that wish him
back. Il Is 70 be hoped that with his palili-
cal death the race Of scuryy politicians iu
lhis State has become extinct.
Banks ia hugely popular with Young
America, and hr carries through whatever he
undertake. with such au air uf ease aud con
scious strength, that Old America too is
forced 10 acknowledge his abilities, and r.
becoming gradually rccoucilod to his adj
yonccmcrL
IN. p,l,t'r,I sertir,e,t ~ ,Iis ,I,c. so
entirely one way that there IL mo- chance for
ngitation or drcus,,on. The local pcwsra.
per. have mo- t1pirr ~ rlii out their pulcrni-
Gel strength, and their column. are given up
10 gossip and local tvaddlc, interesting onl,
to that portion Of lhc community whose ideas
and aspirations are couGncd 10 very mar
row circle, II', local ilcmiliug /, really
CARRIED 20 aIi,litul.us extent. For instance.
the last number Of the SOUTHAMPTON = t,,,er
contained between seven and eight column.
ul local uipllFrucc lhp. editor rrm,rLinr
that several hc"s more were una,oidnbl,
lcl, out for want Of room The. Ramp.bup
GarcYe the uLlcr@paypr II Tie tVo liza, u,,
made a change in Il, cdi'pf,h'p, Thom,,
Hale date Of the Vermont Windsor ,J.i,,,gl
and br1,brrof An, n'tl,ia4t.,,i,.,. ....,,......i
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''' "'''', ''F,"' ~ '' 81" u 'Nte'.
l'd ana urh'Nod lhni hc VIII give 10 Us COLI
umus higher Tone Vermont g. well repre-.
.rutrd iu .ur COUNT, i.,,,,,,l. pEn,' n
win. ,t,.,,i,. a., -, -.
'''''' '''''r' Wv .'.'.'''N' '."I''''' N''PN .
'"' easter" part OF hampshire county all
straight ns 90 their priuciplrs, moral and polit. .
ical.
The SpJlyLdf E,uuLl,r,t,. ,luec the r,.
tu,r or NTr n.,,t.. c.,,o, H., ,.t....
"'"' i''''""' ""''t no
Mns 80 shamcl4llN treated hy his co.proprc-
tors IN the irar51T, hays become ono uf The
most able and fc,du1lr dl.Ii.. la iL. ,.o,.
,,,..,.,,..lt .u.
~. '''' '''' -''" ''h
'''"W' y h"'"'uf w the mirror 10 those
Boston editors who have Joined in the cru.
sadie nrnip,, Mr.. RoOlrs. in -, ,,,. ,l,;,l,
NIL, -. ~
, " "''N WV w
mem, Aha.l be interested ~ sccins- hon.
-ity wJ5rc UEdrF H. -,
The first article in the Yy,Luu, b,, c,O,d
''''' us ''"'"
~, WV l...oN..s lr-l,o,se from a boslon
10 the Editor of the y. y. Tribune.
SIR, | am, n Ro.,oui,p. aud L.c,,l,. .o,,,
i've 10 whatever ia s6I Ji"nsr,g;n,, ,,,.
model city. have rcnd Min n1;rIl,,t c.J
ngs Of modification and rnpc ,nur ,Lu.i,c
-rmerk, resncc,ing III" ca"1so l""' "ous'He
pursuing toward III. How'll. l,t" oJ;,a, 20
he 7r5reliey. Tho mos, Ji.ao,6,,IJ,' ,, ""
If the matter il ,h,t ,bc, ,ro III, ~
,ould be 80 upgcnrroi,s n. 10 -. ~ y.
,omc thrust where no no.,i,J, f,cl,,., .,,,,,1
10 made ''''"
The truth is. wc b,vc ro ;,,n,o,,;.1 ,,,,
ral ., nr,,, ,, " oi,, u" i,'n"tn''"l' out
II the littlr 2ronscyiuL Who bargaincd AZ the