The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-09
Encourage Home Industry
THE CALIFORNIAN FOR go.

I
with the beginning Of the year Eighteen
Hundred and fihyEiBht, lHE CALEDuAlAA
enters upon the last half OF lts tWeniy-ilrst
year Thoroughly identified with the inter
csts Of tho County Of Caledonia, and % quite
an extent with the growing prosperity OF the
Counties Of lsF0X and Orleans, u needs not
now define 10 position nor advocate lAcalms,
Through AL these years, IL has been the adj
yncate of Hume IndusiJy aud the uutriHR
defender Of o Free North and Free People,
The year Eighteen hundred and fity-Aey-
en- will mark au era iH the history Of the
world The Wrnngs that Kansas bias been
made ~ endure Tor the last iva years, Hun
gary and Poland never new aud Russia or
Austria would blush for shame were II told
them But Dc doctrine that no human be-
Ing was ever created for the benefit or adyan-
tage Of nnOthcr-that no one b a. labor ana
sweat o. minister 10 others luxury or lust
hut Tor the comfort Of those near and dear
% them--is destined finally % triumph, Even
now the news comes 90 40 that the Free
State Party h victorious, and We are con
strained 90 thank God that hdHsas WW gdbe
G|ci She must be frees for God reigns, and
earth Waf not created tu De % theatre Of In
Justice and oppression forever She must bn
irce5 for the myrmidons Of Slavery, even with
Executive sanction and cooperation, cannot
ulways prevail against Truth and Right, We
believe that the history Of the downfall
Of Oppression will date from this year There
h especial need therefore, AZ the present
time for that Kind Of information derived
from the newspapers,
TIM CALruONiAN is devoted 10 no paftic-
|uhr class, and no one idea or ism viii bc
allowed an undue proportion Of IN space,
condensed account of important events ~
they trauspire, VIII hc prominent feature OF
the paper. The advantages Of our position
enable ms 10 present without delay every item
Of intelligence us II occurs, and 90 HcWs-
paper We intend Tn CALIFORNIAN shall bc
second 10 no paper in tho state
uits Political discussions IlE CAtlpoSI-
As viii continue 10 advocate first Of ALL not
alone the cSl Of Slavery IN the abstract, but
the crime and folly Of allowing TITO manage
our entire system of government, and tn ca
tend its area in violation Of faith and solemn
kclmpnct II Will not in H. political discuss
ions, lose sight Of the fact thut error must bc
grupplcd with something more potent than
Nero assertion and while IL gives promi-
Iurucc to discussions at The great quchlloW
of the day, IL will lose none Of The character
istic, Of q business and Family Newspaper
In its Local department We shall cndcayor
/ 90 have TIM CNEpONiAS excel and We trust
the past will hc some guarantee that IN this
particular 10 will not be wanting, We believe
I IL is the fault of uur State papers that they
do not give prominence enough 90 Local in
tcrcsts. II I'm CAIrpoNIAN fails iu this re-
spcct il will not be for want Of pains OF *
pcuditurc, Our readers will bear witness
that the past has not been altogether barren
iu this respect.
The Correspondence Of 1uE CNEpoNIkN
p q, the best the country affords, Although
We do not iulrudc original articles on litera-
~ or social topics Ia the exclusion uG1ir cur
rent news of the day, Yet W. have regular
correspondents in the South and West whusc
productions rom time TO time are read with
much interest, and we believe with profit IL
will be the aim of TuE CNluuNlAN to In
o'rucL Hatm and imrrc,
We have made those representations in or.
der that our friends and present suhscGhcrs
might know that We are still employed IN try
ing 90 please them, and SO be- induced 10
commend our CudCaVurs 10 their friends and
acquaintance who have not already sub.
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We strive to maintain, and in the welfare and
prosperity or TnC NORTH f-ayTcfn section ~
the State lend as o helping hand II is de-
-AiIahlG-Ll Republicans that LII CALEngNl-
~ should bc circulated in their several local
tiles, viii they see TO it that ali their neigh
bors are supplied with q copy?
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