The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-07
II. MILAN A VALNfR-

Wi.iam Adams Z ilnl-r. rar eleventh Gov
-ffl9r ut NrTil ..i.t- " - born ai il-',fon in
i,s, Cogn,t n; la.lag. anG So 81. Coli,-c-
i.o4t. ga III IL d4y ci >p e:llh-r I'M
and cin, lo Nrrsno I aho., The begin ln-
%, 'i,- lr->r4I ,r4t .-r. iir >tG ilci iAw wi,a
'lt Non p.air. i3lr. Of Clrl>eA-ha,lls
n--I adm "a. l., t.. ;'ir. ti-- com re.Ice The
pr..gi.rr q: llN ;'r,,it,>.ya II - hl>oust. IN
lnc Calnfy %: { ll,-lonia- AMI alter remain
ln- ~ that loNn 4 >h prt tine. he removed
20 ha1v...-. III tn SANE t,uniy, where he
coarinae! l. r,->.Ie I'll H. G-arn.
H.. wa> appointed [ ,-sA pi 1hr Supreme
.:ni COUNTY { ..r,> %: "a e. .onia C,Gnlr ia
~. And cp..In9r,i ~ : icl eight Years
ln- sane Var a. ,'.t,r,-i i i--- ot Pro
hat. .or rh,. C.s,lo45a ID str:ct. an held II II
.filct. Al tn.> r.ll- hu; i >'a-.e Wear. but Wa
AGAIN .l-ct- j :. rh.- SAM. off "a IN 1911 and
ad> reelected Ia ISL IL. | 1. Il AMI 10
la l>2t ana l>33. h- was firs, assistant
Judge oi o. the Caledonia COUNTY Court
TnI-. W agpr,A-aI. ! lh,. only Instance.
>lnc. ~ admission II e:mant into the IL
io''. that lii, position has been filled bv one
w:.o had Previous. occupied station IN The
n!-hC>, Jldic:4 tribunal ot the S.ale-lhe
supreme Conri ui Vermont.
Ju!Sr Palmer represented The town OF h.,
re>.dc,cr. in the General Assembly ot Nsr-
mont during Ih,. wears 1911. u. i. -,
- iaa - ami g. Tie Constitutional Com
,,.i."a- Il. IL .-l.> l>..>. - and 80.
!h- Convention u l>;:ai. anon. oti.er
things. aia.'ei a. ann.nt,.ent 10 ne Con
>tl:.Ii.on. (which had ben previously reject
ri bN s.Nr-a. pg.or { tsnNrn,ioa>-l OK which
=. senate w. e-l.i,.:>..-G - coordinate
branch Of u, L.--i>l .;-'cc and The Council,
winch had existed >:ace tn foundation Of The
government. wa> abolished. TAlt NJ l>5a
adopted the 4nls,l imen1> Ia the Constitution
-;!sin- In In pcep.e. t.l- ei'-;ion Il Judges
i II, Count: IoEr', ig-. - "t Probate,
Sheriff. Sla'ts Attorneys ..n,. Justices O. the
Peace. aud N.ai',,.f ;..c number of Justices.
aa! aripl;..nla. Them II the different towns
aor'r..inS To- thg,3 p'paialicll.-eaca iowa
"a h.,r Al .,.,et a;c- All Ee town II exceed
H'-.ra :-preyiou> % ~ IN, ta,, had be1..
unlimited in number.
II l>l6 h.. N.s> led niie Of the Judge
oi ia. >Ipreme a'Irl aYd va, reelected IL
-. trir te..nw;,i-, but ,..,-,lin,.i TO serve
Judge Palmer W4>. October oalh lSl>
elected hv the Legislature. United STATE,
senate: .fom Vermont. lo I'LL Vacancy, ard
WAS subsequently, elected Tor Iie full term %;
>ix wears iron ne ith of March 1879. |.
wts during h. term of eer,icr. that w-re
ra>>t,. Inc Ms. y tsm;,ro;lli>c measures
ILL.,, a.el.e oi IT, Vermont ,iele.,at;o in bota
senate anl ii al>e OF Representative, and
.lcl lriN alone. IN, no, oniN. Nrw England but
-. y
hi> acts aud Nu;c> OH ih;, occasion cause l
great d;s>ai.>f.c,i "A u lae peop.c % Ner
mont. He Vas almps; the nalv one from
: tnc North Nj" voted tar ,h,->t m,-s,-ur, :,
that y,.li',r.;''y ,..rsre,i siS cstc- \ rent
4 historian rt Tie Lifted States commen,iii,
: an that ac', SAYS, ~Psrra;i, -. HI Palmer
F., ana Hunter. x ) were OF rha- school nf
: New En-, ana Democracy, "t ~i.icn. tae sole
principl seem, IL ht- Il !,s.loa tie lead oi
q Virginia wi,hol; >crupi- ar question:.
u From rh, clos, %; 80 Va. ot Isle I'LL az
j, ter The ,.i,eri n Of J..hn q aiscv Adam, 70
a ,at. Presidency j.p,-g ~as unknown. in Yer
m ,u,. and Ia iacl Ia riIe UnIled States: in
J h. -l,-cia'> Ia office, tn.- nr.iv division he
, M in preference for a particular man. ard
Il "ur Govern ~ nai been elected daring th.,
= prrlOd II not with entire unanlmiry, without
i ,,ny org sln:zed OF .,ctir. oppo>i,i ,rl-thi, con
!. i.nu-i la NcrInunt ior a longer perioJ
= 'han IN arv o'hcr Slal-. Ia tne annual e!ec
) 1Ion If 1880 in-r- wrr" three tickets anC
= three parjI IN lh- field d-l>t. In. Admin
. l,tration P,rry-;p-lng ,ho>e vino supported
t the m-a>lrr aad policy % john Quincy Al
E, ams-tll, " iS the nHcjcus around witch Va
q iormel the Wing P4rt,. ~. The Oppo>i
4 ton or Jachs0nian Plr,v-being those Wiz
, opposed The administration of Adams an,
n. we're IN favor of Andrew rk>on for ih-
d Pre>l'!ency-this ultimately became III,
t. Democratic Party. ID. The Aati Nasoni
d Party-thi, party WAS first organized IN The
" State of New YORK on account of the sup
CT posed abduction of one William Morgan 10
ID intending to publish To the world the secret
". of Free Masonry-this party though prevail
IL ing for Il time in a considerable par: of III
h. North, was short lived and lis adherents, ol
~ its dissolution became me nbers of some on
X Of the other parties. Samuel {. Crafts wa