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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30
Death of Gen. Wilfian,S.

The public at large will probably never
know what a national 5eneiactor has been
lost by TIE death of Brevct Major General
Seth Williams His duties durin" the
late war We're of so quiet and continuous
:, nature, that his name has never been
sounded abroad in connection with any
victory Or famous exploit. But it is safe
to say that had he not shown within his
sphere the complcte>t efficiency. many
Union successes now a matter of history.
could not have occurred. and some bril-
liant regulations mi .ht never have been
made As assistant Adiutant General of
the Army OF tie Potomac under several
commanders, and Acting Inspector Gen
eial of the armies operating against Rich
mord under Gen. Grant, lie had directly
to do with most of those elements which
determine whether an army shall be a
mass of people in uniform, or whether it
shall be 4 mighty and tacile instrument.
always in order for action. suitably
equipped and supplied and it is enough
to say that throughout al his trying SER
wee. Gen. Williams held the confidence
and admiration oil his commanders and of
Ill convcrsant with his services. Now
that he has fallen, probably in conse-
quence of his exceeding devotion to his
duties, the American people should pay
the NEED OF Eonor due his mobtru>ive.
but noble and serviceable life.-Boston
JOtuWM.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30
!;pconstrUctiON.---Nc. Stec0rt'S
Resolutions.

\ :,ri"> IF resolutions introduced by
Mr.. Stewart. of Nevada, a Stanch sup
portcr Of The President tavoring the cdu-
catonai qualification, is at least indication
of a better trclin. between the conscrva-
tive, and Radicals though they are not
Suppose! to cmhpdv the views of the Ex-
ccutyr. These resolutions further pro-
vide for ilc complete cXoncration OF rebels
. from all The pains and penalties or dis
abilities To which they may have become
liable hy reason Of their connection with
the reh2llion."
We don't quite like this 1t does moi
seem yi4ht that there should be no penal
ty for treason. We doubt if the present
ami failure security Of the republic does
not ,l,intn,i tina. those WHO have been ac-
tive in the rebellion should be DISTINGUISHED
for Il term of years, at least till they show
fruits meet for repentance. Recent devcl-
opmcntS show that though these wolves
nave lost their teeth they retain their ma
lures still
Hon. .Io~hua HILL Of Georgia. VINO has
been >tanrh ioyaIiSt through the war,
AMI vino WAS Defeated bv Alexander IL.
Stevens in tie recent contest for the
nitcl States Senate, says: 1.-The folly
Of restoring a State to the Union with the
boosted ri9ht o! secession mimpairel. and
still maintained ana defended by lis prom
incnt officers. by Il majority of the dele
rates OF a convention of the people, and
hy minority Of the Legislature. can only
be cqlil.Ied 10y an amendment Of the Fed
cral Constitution, expressly admitting the
right OF State. for any cause in its own
Judgment sufficient, TO withdraw from the
Union. This doctrine of secession. de-
spite the mi>chicf> ana mi>erieS it has pro
duccd, i thi, day. fear. more generally
tolerated, if not entertained. by the people
of Georgia. than it was when it was re-
'uced to Practice"
In view of these facts. and those of a
Simiiar character before the country. If
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30
DEATH of Senator Foot.

1t Is with the deepest regret that we
are obliged to record the death of Senator
Foot. For the second time within few
month, has Vermont been called to mourn
the to>- OF an able representative and
faiti,nl servant Of the people. Mr.. Foot
wa ,hc oldest mcmbcr Of tie senate, and
in al matters relating to parliamentary
u+art airl law. he was without his peer.
The nation rs well as the state will deeply
feel the loss at this time
IT i, believed that either Geo. +. Ed
mmd> OF cx Gov. Smith will be appoint
cd to the vacancy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30

The Massachusetts, eases have been de-
cided by the supreme court in favor of the
state of Massachusetts, The United
States license does moi give the dealers the
right to sell liquor in violation of state
laws.
Rev. ARENAS Dean was dismissed
March 9th from the paStorate of the Sec
ond CONGREGATIONAL Church in Greenfield.
Mass
The impression is gaining ground that
one of the Surest and safest ways TO GET
rich is TO rob 4 Iank.-PrOr. Jour-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30

OrT>IpE-Thc outside this week IS @!
more sham usual interest The article up
on the cholera. by DR.. iIamlin. is one
that al! should read and then Law away for
use when occasion requires Many OF the
suggestions contained in this article are as
useful in lie Usual bowel difficulties. 81
frequent Of late ycHr>. as in case of real
cholera. The article by Rev. J. p. Gul-
liver. though directed to the congregation
al Clergy. i cool reading for Methodist,
or Haptl>tS. or any other lnen who believe
that although the war OF bavonets is over
the battle o: ideas has got to be fought out
on this line Of eternal justice Or our cause
is lost. We i've the boys and Girls the
benefit OF the fourth page this week instead
Of the farmers. They will find Il useful
story there.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30

The Rhode Island republican conven.
ton met at Providence ON Tuesday. and
nominated Gen. Ambrose +. Burnside for
governor Gen. Burnside was formerly q
democrat, but his course in relation to the
war threw him into the republican party.
BY the defeat of the reciprocity bill, the
trade in live stock falls under the general
tariff of 1862. by which all living animals
may be imported free of duty.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30

Isl That said compassion. ',.r,a.< a s,,,ser- .
scale u,'t 4 said s,cel ~ i-on which ,,ra-e,-s
from lie hr. 81 thai the same can he nae.
without banning .tb,r the tG2e> 81 tie cr.s.
consequently all Yields mas be made pe1te,-
once heating.
&c : hat all edge tools made In th5 use a..
comp sltl''n far s'lrps>S IN quality rlase M.
tle l>t q baraN. a the ste,l and iron Is lt...
by The i'neira;lea a. ihe minerals corta.,.... .
said c"miso>lti IL ~ w,r4inz >aia s-e,l ..
lron when aGav- : o:aN lea.
ID that axes haAe he,a made frara a,pg....-
>ieei Tia haze hrcn l,rt = tie t,->t. and III.
up or al. that they cannot &c broken In ~.
ith- hat sckthes asads by tht ti>e - 81 ...
position are flee frcia flaws 80 cor,-aa.. ". S.
manufactured inn bad iron
9TH hat The LARGEST saaT- or ~, --ir,p e..
lr"n TAI. be a,iloa perfect without tn loss ID,
scale
9th That tuTit steel can he re.-arcl a. !,
- INV
9Th That the poorest piece Ct iron ran "a
nncc II be as good a. the ht-s,
NJ hat flaws OF fire crackS in caS- SIR
be ~e.dod up a iscrftyr A. the neA ila-.
bth hat TIL toe cslk of horse s:,,r "a. .-
welded On and hSIlened a haiS As me =. -...
can make IL wi,i.as4s drawing ihe temper. 49, 20
II x impossible 70 snacI II IF on an ana. W..
hamn eE, eoEses t.el.tis II =vili oslt-Ncar rga--
are NJ Id u on with borax and the--tcfn,acr .-a.
loth- That il NIL save "a cents 90, : :. y'----
me cost OF ooraA Address.
L. b. 4 Il " LAIRD
Nest Haa....g.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30
III. WINTER DAVIS.
BALTIMORE. Nd. Dec. II. 1865.

GOLD Still FALLING. The gold mar
ket yesterday was somewhat excited. and
late iii the afternoon the price suddenly
fell TO 1861. which is the lowest point
reached since August. 1868. when il de-
clinei TO l22 The continued fall in gold.
notwithstanding the strong efforts made
by heavy operators 10 sustain the price III
order to save themselves from loss in 9th
er departments of trade * receiving 4
laryc share of attention from business men.
and the opinion is more generally enter
tanned that the policy OF the secretary of
the treasury in contracting the currency.
and preparing the finances ot the couniry
Tor Il gradual return 10 specie payment.
Is likely to prevail. ana thai ;he final ac-
ton on the loan bill iii CONGRESS will Give
him all the power Necessary for securing
s" desirable ;,n end. In the meantime
there Is great inactivity in al branches oi
trade. ami no great Improvement Is likely
10 lake place until ,lic condition OF our ia
tional finances i definitely iiNe,l. which
shall prevent violent fluctuations I'm gold.
and atfori Il basis for the calculation, OF
business men.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30

There was at one time prospect that
the great express monopoly was about to
be broken up: proposition being made
to start 2 new line called the Bankers
Express, Much OF the STOCK cf the pro-
po57cca new company was subscribed. but
now the proposed organization has been
bought out by the old monopoly and all
the Companies have been copsolidated
The stock has been so arranged that the
present owners in the express companies
will make good thing of it and the pub
he be obliged TO pay whatever prices for
transportation the monopolists choose to
impose.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30

Glass DAY OFFICERS AT DARTMOUTH
CpILEGk The senior class ut Dartmouth
has made choice OF the following officers
for class day : Marshal, Henry :. Sher-
man, Mansfield. Ohio: Orator, Benjamin
'. True, MeriIen, n ii. : Poet, Waldo
mer Otis, Cleveland. Ohio Prophet,
Lewis o. Wood, Calais, VT. Chronicler.
Henry y. Kendall. East Concord. n ii. ::
Address to the President. Adino Il. Chase.
Hanover Centre. y. H.: Olist. Edward
A. Kelly, Newhuryport, Mass. Farewell
Address at the Tree, Horace L. Andrews.
Sutton, y. II.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30

81 JohnShufy. Marc IA. l>.s
Inns may certify that for me.e than ! st.
past We have used r Laira'e Compost d. :
welding purposes. and can confidently rJ..
mend II A. very valuable article for tie ,u-;. ,
&c specified e. I. FAIRBANKS \ CO.
-. Johnshury, VI, January /. Is.
Inns nay certify that l haze used AZ T. n
Lard : Composl'loa f"r Nj liu-, aud .anss..-
S"pefior 10 oor AZ "a crep respect aaa III a..
Saa!r in forging >h-r. especially 81 :, ., .
cast steel AlfNaNDEG IHpNr>Nt y
*9u llgn Founder aud Mac
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30
TRUSTEES Of THE FIND.

Hon JOHN J. cisco. A.. y.
90 J,lin = ti=co & Sens. Raih,r she la-, .
Tr,a.i:,r = fhe 4. :. = hrs I,rk
pfNNING p;ER- i1sq- ~ IA g.
ui Jane. "a. King SOM. R.nA,Ts
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30
Veto Of the CirU Ri0hts Bill.

The veto message was read. ami wa.
listened to with marked attention. 1t i.
regarded as a very able and Il very dan
"crouS document. which attacks Republic
can principles from the Constitutional
standpoint Of those who have Just plunged
the country in civil war and betray> the
old spirit of caste.
Upon the question of po>lponing lis fur,
thcr consideration the veto stood II yeas
to % nays. ;.i.d had not McsSrS. Grimes
and kirkwood gone home, It might have
passed over the Presidents veto. That IT
will be 50 passed is regarded as a fixed
fact, and it will then be seen whether or
not the President will execute it.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30
Wiuter Darts on the Status.

Henry Winter Davis. ten days before
his lamentcd death. wrote to the Hon. J.
NJ Scovel of New Jersey, as follows:
My DEAR SIR The case referred TO
is Luther vs. Borden, : Howard. S. C..
Rep, l.
did not say that the States were oat
Of tie Union in law by rebellion or in fact
by the result OF arms. On the contrary.
| said the State governments ceased to ex-
ist IN TAR by renouncing the Constitution
and IN tact by being expelled by arms.
Note the diversity. The States ;,re in
the Union, or else we are not bound TO
guarantee them republican gorermmentS They
have not republican governments and
that alone gives Congress the right to con-
troll the restoration under the power TO
guarantee.
Sumner is getting right on this point.
Congress looks Erm; but it must be
wise a. well as firm. Ii we 20 before the
people next Fall on 4 negative issue. leav-
ing John>ons government in possession of
the States, and simply refuse 10 admit
them to Congress, We will inevitably lac
beaten. Congress must aaau JOh,,<On<
governments, formally prescribe universal
suffrage as the condition ane qua non of
recognition, and propose to amend the
Constitution, making 1t the supreme law
of the land for all States, and 90 to the
country on these measures, or. the people
will accept John>on'> governments a. a So
luton and send representatives to admit
Their representatives.
Sincerely Yours,
III. WINTER DAVIS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30

The government printing Office at
Washington consumes one-thirteentb part
OF all the printing paper used in the Uni
ted States. and the work is two or three
Years behind
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30
DIRECTORS.

Hon GslIsha A Gr *, h. a.
L,;e sp-ah,- q: the L : Hop-, of Il gq,.-,...
Hon & X R.tis'iii, E'--o.l.
Z :. Bank corlilisriJIleG ii h,0 E,.iand
Hcn SIDNEY nean- Fs"Nia,s.. 4.
La Non al cars.-Editar 81 fi,. l'.ua ID. ,. 3.
Henry A Srnyth- Eeq. M ~ r..
President 81 III, Central >4iiollsl i.sl.k
Lucicn H. Ctilrs- E-q-- <.R y. d
OF Culver, P,an x CO, Ra'lk,r-.
Hon Augustus Frank nafss-
Nm Of The IIou-e Of Rep 3Gth, .g5tl Il .~-. e..
Major -losa l.. Nil-or. NaGl..., .
Late 81 The United Safes Army
Hon Thomas :. Sianf.id. Sal-h BE- p
ir.-iini Il Fir National Rank 81 So,.-l b
llol- thari.s Y. Culver. frsit- D..
M Culver, Penn Co, and M,I:i. oi lG--r.-,,
Alex Bra,:l-y- E-q-. Fia-}.a.r o..
i-,s 1rsGe~Ii NJ Sa.ioIial i.ss O. I'it.-f.n--.
Josiiu. Douglass. E>q- Md.
President -; IA, iioaal E,rk Of C-r-..r8, G.
Col james III. BoErT ssF.g-.
President 81 tl- TErd Nsfi,'li.l gaIik Il i..,
tcorg" "a Rea- E-q- = i,,s-
President Z .S,,c.lli National Il Tx q :
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30

TIE FIRE Al NORWICH UNIVERSITY
was not quite as bad as reported. The
''South Barracks" which was the main
building. was wholly DESTROYED. but the
''\orih Barracks" remains. and ii Is Sta
ted that ii Will be fitted up for the Use OF
the students. 50 IL to he used ncAt term.
The fire originated in the fourth story.
from a defect III the chimney. As no one
occupied the rooms in the Immediate Vi
cinity, the fire was not discovered until too
late to save the buil'ling.-A part of the
library which WAS in the lower rooms of
this building, w;,s saved. Part of the fine
mineral cabinet was de>lrovcd.-lIany of
the cadets lost much of their clvhing, be-
sides all their furniture.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30

C2n tie -unk upon the Ir'p rty Wifhou, iir-lt,l,
I,f wills h-v,. h,-ll sunk ga ir LIE. and al
an paving qdan'i,irs IN 'rcIy iisa.9oe. INK ~,
,IoN h"in- pu' doAl ~ i,iis~,d lsv ,,fll,!s a.
~ 80. inr ,Ilrla- NECESSARY - In. a. I J.,
loi"Isy a. h-eI'e we'll yi,ld5lg oitiy i-r-
day Zach dollars hand PA. ,Ir' To- las
aN-rag lHlcv II E,tlo. s"ald .,iK- -1.ta'.irh a W.
income. making proii, Il lrriy fi.-e q ~ ar
rNl"ns,t and take. ri ,k,Ty kind ii lag rloRi,,
Az fouac, single acr- 81 fir. .,Iriiorv :nar ,i-
eIl'i-e capital within fNo y'aE~.
Tn, ,sii pan ''Nlls iii, toal. II gl.o ,n--,-frr
s,v,ral huacg-a lot- tu~irl.-@ Ard d~,lri. 81.
ll,r- l. ,s--lasir j maud e.. -i,,l.l .ad H. -
fr,l,a 1L,iT al " u De- xt-E ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30
ONE THOUSAND WELLS

- he land q; the ua.sIpza. co..i-. 81 is+a 49,
Rtiie a" thc ALLEGHENY riN,I. an Nsiil,E,o cau...s
The h-alt 81 Tie oil dis ir; III thar --a.t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30

ARREST OF MARYLAND REBEL Fol;
TREASON. Bradley L. johnson. vino left
Maryland ut the outbreak of the rebellion
and subsequently returned during the IN
vasloI OF lie state as = General command
ln@ Il rebel brigade. was arrested yesterday
by /. =. Marshal Bonitant on Il warrant
issued on an Indictment for treason found
by the grand jury in August last. \ mo-
ton was made before judge GILES for the
discharge OF the prisoner on the grounds
that his parole exempted him from civil
prosecution. Judge Giles refused TO en-
terrain the motion. and held Johnson 10
bail for his appearance III the sum OF
$4,000.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30

MISTAKEN CLEMENCY. 1t appears by
recent news that another cOuntcrfcitcr.
sentenced for five years to the penitentiarv,
has been pardoned by the President SO
often do these acts of so-called mercy
meet the eye, that it appears as if a crime
at least as deserving of punishment As
theft or forgery, is hardly deemed a felony
worthy of notice Indeed. the evidence
in a recent examination of counterteitcrs
arrested in New York was such, that TO
our reading it WAS difficult to determine
which We're the detectives and which the
accused. If this baneul laxity prevails Il
while longer, some of the villages near
New York will become rs notorious a.
that one in Northern Africa. where ior
two centuries the inhabitants did nothing
but counterfeit the coins of all nations.
especially those of France and Spain.
That den of thieves WAS stamped out in
1881 by one of the MarshalS of France,
and the law ought 10 do the saline service
for similar raScal> in America Statesman,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30

GEN. GRANTS Pu>IrIoN.- Gal?,,a
.llI) Gazette, published N the home of
Gen. Grant. says of him. at the close of :.
carefully written article
We know all hi~ hopes and sympa-
th:e~ are with the great and patriotic
| mon party OF thl> country. In feeling
and sentiment he Is thoroughly identified
with the millions Of loyal people who. in
the long years of war, carnage and blood.
gave their hearts. their blood and their
treasure TO their country. lie has neither
sympathy nor liberation for any party. nor
any set OF men, who were against the
country in its terrible time of trial and
peril, through which it has safely passed. 5"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30

GREAT LIBERAL NICroIY IN MrNICo.
The late Imperial disaster at Parras i
confirmed
The French General Dounav. with
1900 men, coming up from Saltiilo Ia
protect the Imperial garrison at ParraS.
had hi retreat cut oil and his whole force
captured.
The Liberal loss WAS trihine. In the
interior of the state the Liberals had
achieved a magnificent triumph. intliciing
heavy losses on the lmpcriaii>ts. The
Liberal cause Is locking bright.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30
THE STOCK Is GUARANTEED

Ih irioe ii Ii" >s'k La iJal iik.d 81 80. l,-.
u c"ii-r- 80 axe rac Treasury q; thc ollaily ~
tai G'on L. tilr s,rAi-- fund. IT, .raT sa..,i -,
or HUNDRED cuA;,- r ;'.i5 - trust. - l-
I'd IN III, sroG>slyt = ihc :.Ic,d >sas-. ,l li.--
soA,rslla,ea .syari'l's :, d la,gg b. vscI,,ar.
sfa-rlft.I.- a. ~, s5ll..
hs 'h' I'zsrH,rr I ia dellsT7, p,--.- 49, 60. r
aUait III r,rul- a thu iir>' yaI'- d,-ioJaa,.- -
;h' rlCiit 81 oraitl'r-- tal p='d -!sarr III ga.
f''& i'r sl'1 &t3ili'eiai. - Al. TIM h,,.. & .
- 4 .ri- l>f--
Il l. m !I,'-,sl,c: ~i;i rhe rflancrs ~ lr- g:
and l. 4lTay- c'lN'17i,a. iu-o r7h A. I-s. I, :.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30
Cruelty and Suffering ia the Car
O{iNGS.

An officer of the freedmen's bureau
writes, in recent private letter from
Charleston: SIN various parts of this
State there are regularly organized bands
of regulators, who, backed up by the
planters, cut Off negroes ears. string them
upon cords, and exhibit them TO admiring
crowds as trophies. The general COM
manding the department has issued an
order to the planters, telling them that I'M
less they desiSt, and lend their influence to
ferret out and punish these desperadoeS,
he will remove the entire cOlored pOpula-
ton from the State 10 the city, and levy
upon their possessions to detray the ex-
pense of their transportation and susie
nance. In this city, within short peri
oil, at least six have been shot or slashcd
to death, and others have been knocked
down and stabbed The financial
straits to which the people are reduced are
beyond conception. The prospect for Il
crop the coming season is truly discourage
ING. The government had pledged sup
plies to the planters: and with this en-
courasement many of them had succeeded,
by dint of bounties and fair promises, in
collecting sufficient number of laborerS
to run their plantations; but the pledge
was suddenly withdrawn, and hundreds
were compelled to abandon their under
taking and allow their hands to scatter
Starvation actually stares the whole peo-
pie in the face. Large numbers of whites
daily crowd our commissarv, with the
blacks, some of them really weak and
emaciated with hunger. Others are liv
ing by morigaging their houses and lands"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30
a LEGAL TENDER OIL sT6Is

- la1.,' "szFit..r 5sua - t'"' H. lI,ry.r l..
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