The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-19

hEBkI 1tkMS.--lhe ltlChMonu " ma,
thought by some to be the official organ OF
jeff. Davis, says:
This war must 90 on. The South must
fight until the North sues for peace. Pass a
non Intercourse act, and then she will soon
begin to feel the rulnous pressure of the war
We mast dictate tie terms Fl peace the first
article OF which should be an acknowledg-
ment of the right of secession. This i.
fundamental principle. The next article
should be that she pay, to the uttermost far
thing, tie expense Of tits rQr. The third is
that she pay Tor the deStl uction of all proper
ty, both publtc and j,T,rate, which she NAV
appropriate to her own use. The fourth is
that as an evidence of her sincerity, she im-
peach and remove from Office ABE LINCOLN.
indict him and hang him for treason and 9th
er crimes"
Very ressonable-a,. quite as likely TO be
acceptable.
THE VI. THIRD REOMENT-Th Vermont
ers IN Boston having requested that the VT
"a should pass through that city, on their
way 10 the war. Gov Fairbanks replied under
date Of the 10th inst. with a courteous ac-
know ledscm=nt Of the ilattcrins invitation.
but sad he was obliged reluctantly to decline
the hosp.taI!tIcs 50 rendered, having, several
days ago, maze arrangements for The trans
poltatloA of the troops By the very dircc.
railroad line down Connecticut river TO New
Haven, and thence forward by Transports
BWlinyt"N Free Press, l6:a
= Some tins ago Gen Mcclellan, VINO
IS a religious and Considerations man as wei!
a. able general. ts.tgfaphei To the War De-
partment for leave for his soldiers 10 apply
some boards and other refuse lumber. living
about hi, encampment (and belonging to the
sovernment.) to the building of church for
the regiments 10 worship in. A militia gen
cral would nave taken the lumber for this or
any other public purpose, without leave ask
ed. Not SO the >,rict y-brcd soldier, McClel-
ian. But Wneu the Secretary WAS asked BY
the clerk IN what terms he should answer the
despatch, he gave a Ca!edonian wink, and
said The Lords will he done"
~ The Hartford Eonu,,ld does not give
credence to the rumor that Gen. Scott is I'M
decided whether to make MS headquarters in
the editorial rooms of the New York Times
or those Of the Tribune, i'll order to have the
benefit Of tie military wis4om supposed to
be monopo!ized there. 1t is stated, Gu good
authority, that he has had more military sx-
perlence than any editor il this country
- The Burlington Times. after publish
;nS the names Of the democratic editors who
have recently held an anti-war convention at
the Astor House, New York, and passe! res
buttons decidedly hostile to the present at
tempts Of the Government to sustain its au
thority. desires the FREEMAN "to make a
note Of them"
NOTE-Democratic politicians and presses
are still wasing war upon Republican princi-
pies and Republican Administration
Wherever they have strength enough to make
success at all probable, they are adhering to
their organization, and preparing for vigor-
Gus assault upon the principles and policy of
the Republican party. This makes apparent
the necessity for those who care to have true
Republicanism shape the future policy Of the
country, not only for the next year, but in
all coming time, TO stand unyielIingly by
their principles losing no opportunity or oc-
N"oi'' ~ H-e iiAN ~ AZ i'"ti WIN Will III '
and every event remain HncOmpromtSinWy
faithful to the vital ideas out of which Re
publicanism had its orisin.-Daily Freeman.
O. One of the best things ever said was
the reply Of Col. Davis, of the New York 10th
reg ment, to al insult offered him in Bal,i-
more. His command was marching through
that city without band, when a gang OF
rowdies sneeringly asked him where his mu-
sic was. ain or caft,ldye Jores," was his
grim answer.
=, @ Barnum lays it down as rule, in his
work on The art of Making Money" that
the "proper time to aireftise judiciously, is
waen others dont." 1t strikes US that Bar
mum is very nearly right, and his words we
commend TO our business. men at the time
when they seem to need some encourage
ment.
O. The Louisville JoUrnal saws that the
four great c0nqUerors of the world are Love,
Fashion, Death and Gen. Scott