The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-27
White Lies.

w Q1C6 Lies.
The Boston Post, which seems be afflicted
with Greeley-phobia, and an intense horror
of the negro, has a daily column of items
headed all sorts of paragraphs short
items, made up in the office, and Astounding
in specimens of low wit; indicating either
that they are written by blackguard, Or by
a cunning demagogue who is catering to the
taste of blackguards.
For the amusement of our readers we
copy the following specimens from the litera-
ture of the Post
AS Gen Butler has been baptized by Wen
dell Phillips, We suppose he may now be con-
sidered regular member of the Abolition
Church Boston Post, Jan 26, 1868.
Wendell Phillips has been believing again
IN New York that there is no hope for US but
in the negro. He seems to exclude the Lord
now Boston Post, Feb Is.
Greeley's head is 50 sore after Thur,ow
Weeds punching that he cannot shake SEN
sibe idea out of it in the course of column
and half of numerical paragraphs Bos-
ton Post, Jan 10.
Greedy hasn't word Of exultation at the
election Of Gov Morgan as Senator.
The New lork Tribune estimates that the
entire conservative party, men and newspa-
pers, should be arrested and suppressed
none but Greeley ties left on the face of t ne
earth.-T Boston Post, Feb s.
Gen Jim Lane, of Kansas, who was for
- blasting out the rebels with lightning" has
taken the earliest opportunity to vault from
his sa die into his place in the Senate and
its $4,000. per annum-eaving the blasting
to be done by somebody else Boston Post
/ Dec ~.
About fifteen more millions will be neces-
sary-besideS the original ten-to do the
emancipation work in Missouri. Get out
your spoons!- Boston Post, Feb 2.
The New York Express supposes as mat.
ter of course that Tenator Sumner IS going
into the field as general of negro CORPS
Faymee. Wendell Phillips is to be a Brig
adler General. All the Republican Con
gressmen are going to enlist, to head the
10000 negroes Stevens bill will call into
field Boston Post, Jan 30
Greeley, who advocated secession and
kicking the cotton states out of the Union,
who poetzeG the American flag as Haunt-
ing lie, who started the Tribune professedly
to educate a generation to hate shareholders.
now talks of himself and friends as "Us
Inionlsts - Boston Post Jan Is.
Wendell Phillips proposes to hang or exile
three Hundred md Iorty thousand Stare own-
c,s as the only way to restore the country to
peace - Boston Post, Feb 9.
God and the negro }" is the war cry which
Henry Ward Beecher recomme nds to the
armies of the republic. through the columns
of the Iniependent.-I Boston Post, Jan %
The negroes of Buffalo are considering
whether they had better form a regiment or
not. The " nots seem in the ascendency.-
Boston Post, Feb 49,
The charcoals in the United States Senate,
it is affirmed, have drawn up threatening
paper to be used on the President and
against the WeeI-Seward influence. How
brave old Jackson would have served such
meddling officials II Boston Post Feb Is.
Gen Hunter has been obliged to order a
severe draft to fill his black brigade. The
contrabands are averse to doing any service
for Uncle Sam, except that of consuming
his rations.- Boston Post, Feb If.
The Internal Revenue bagged about ST..
300, 900 last week Put away the spoons
Boston Post Feb IA.
The New York Tribune is bowling for a
negro command for Fremont. Well, lie,
him have it, but hadn't the negroes better
be found first Boston Post, Feb H.
Some of the charcoals in Washington hint
that MIR Lincoln may recall the proclamation
after the adjournment of Congress- Bos
ton Post, Feb II.
There are few charcoals in Washington
who doubt the expediency of French con
scrption laws in this country. Others. wise
souls, think perhaps they cannot be enforced
if enacted.-[ Boston Post, Feb ii.
| [Commea.-This bill has passed the Sen
ate unanimously Republican and Democratic
Senators all voting for it.
Sambo appears to think the proclamation
trap to get him into Brudder Beecher's
"black brigade as feed for powder-and
since the first of January many of the WOOL
ey heads have " seeded or skedaddled back
to Dixie, it is said.-[Boston Post, Jan %.
Gov Andrew is expected to return from
Washington during the present week, and
will perhaps reach this city on Thursday
morning. Boston Journal, Jan %. 1868.
Thunder and Mars!" You don't say
so!!-[Boston Post, Jan %.