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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05

ton it remains for us to establish the
right TO welcome to our shores all who
are willing by oaths of allegiance to be-
come American citizens. Perpetual al
Iegiancc, rs claimed abroad, is only
another name for perpetual bondage, and
would make all slaves to the sod where
first they saw the light. Our national
cemeteries prove how faithfully these
uaths of fidelity to their adopted land
have been sealed in the life blood Of
thousands upon thousands. Should we
then not be iaithlcss to the dead if We
did not protect their living brethren in
the full enjoyment Of that nationality for
which, side by side with the native born,
our soldiers of foreign birth laid down
their lives ? 1t was fitting too, that the
representatives OF a party which had
proven true to national duty i'll time OF
war should speak so clearly in time of
peace for the maintenance, untarnished,
OF the national honor, national credit
aud good laith is regards the national
debt. the cost Of our national existence.
do not need to extend this reply by fur
thcr comment on Il platform which has
elected such hearty approval throughout
the land. The debt OF gratitude it ac-
knuwlcdge- To the brave men who saved
the Union from destruction, the frank APP
prevail of amnesty, based on repentance
and loyalty, the demand for the most
thorough economy and honesty i'll the
government, the sympathy OF thc party
OF liberty with all throughout tue world
whp long for the liberty We here enjoy.
and the recognition OF the sublime prin-
ciplcs Of the declaration OF independence,
arr WORTHY OF the organization on whose
banners they are To be written in the
coming contest.
1t, past record cannot be blottcd out,
or forgotten. Ii there had been no re-
publican party, slavery would, to-day
east It's hateful shadow over the republic.
If there had been no republican party, Il
free press and free speech would be as
unknown from the Potomac to the Rio
Grandc aS ten years ago. II the repub
lican party could have been stricken
from existence when the banner Of rebel
lion was unturlcd, and when the response
OF ''no coercion" was heard at the north,
We would have had no nation. to-day
But for the republican party daring to
ri-k the odIum OF tax and draft laws.
our fla could not have been kept tiying
in the field, unit! the long hoped for vic
tory came. Without a republican party
the civil rights bill, the guarantee Of
equality under the law to to the humble
and the dcfcmcelcss, As we'll as to the
strong, would not be, to-day, upon our
national statute book. With such in
splration from the past, and following
the example of the founders of the re-
public, who called the victorious general
Of the revolution 10 preside over the land
hi triumphs had saved from it, enemies.
| cannot doubt that our labors will be
crowned with success. and it will be a
success tina. shall bring restored hope,
confidence, prosperity and progress, south
- well ~ north, west a. well A. east.
and above all. the blessings under Provi-
drncc. OF national concord and peace.
Very truly YOURS,
S-rIr-N-rt-t, C,rt.,N-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05


'''-'''! '''1 Va. t''''I.'S II Iv'' '"t COM
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a,I h,tor, the end OF the season At I.,Lf
35Ola mile. Will he added to til, COM
p,e:rI di,tuu L. There will then hr fin
i-l.r,l more than 900 miles west tr,,n
O.u,lIl or NOR, than ona-h,1f tL,, IL.
tame, to Sacramento. Thu, summit .f
the Rocky Mountains. the HIGHEST noint
upon the entire line. has been snrmonnrrd
and left in I'll, rear bv fine builders ,,l
th, industrial army !. ,,n,v op ,I, ,,....,.,,..,
slope toward Great Salt Lake,
The Union Pacific X. II. Co. which
are doing this treat work. otferina for
sale the First Mortgage are Bonds at ,,r
and accrued interest from January LIST.
in currency. They are for 81 900 each,
have thirty wears to run. nav 6 pcr cent
cold interest. and principal as well as in
tercst is payable in gold. These Bonds
are issued only us the road PROGRESSES
The government loans, to aid in building
the road. United States Bonds 70 the fol-
lowing amounts SlG.O per mile from
the Missouri to the Rocky Mountains =
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05
The FeHidn Harm in Canada.

New YORK, June ,. A Montreal
special says the Fenians are quiet at Ma
lone and st. Adams. There are %. 900
stand OF arms at Ogdensburg, and beef
and pork for 5000 men for 10 days are
ON its way An attack is menaced on
Prescott and Cromwall, to cut the canals.
Government detectives report all omi-
nously quiet, but raid is certain before
the lst of July. The Dominion Gov
eminent protests against the removal of
troops, and insists that three regiments
be sent out and four batteries. Two
batteries have been sent to the front and
two million rounds of cartridges. An
order to-day doubles the volunteers pay,
in order to keep the efficiency of the
force.
OTTAWA, June2. The Military prep
arations for the anticipated Fenian raid
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05
Charles Holmes Estate.

STATE Of VERMONT. / In probate cour'. held
Caledonia Distract -. at the prubl.e office. IN
st. JphnShury, Ia sad district. on the % DAY June
ID. I~ts.
Henry walker. executors Of the last Will and te-.i-
ment Charles Holmes, late of PeaCham, in said d.
trct, deceased presents his administration account n
examination aud allowance, ami makes application tor
adecree OF distribution and Partition OF the OF
said deceased.
Whereup1n; IT Is ordered by said court, that said
count ana said ipplcii!on he TefarrnI
court 10 be held al the probate office JousuUgy
ON the Jth day OF June, A ID Isbe hearing and IL
cslon thereon And Is urth ordered, that notice b,
gwen y all persons Interested, by publication ct the
same three weeks successfully in the CIlr'tuni a
newspaper published ~ pnUsbUry previous go Su
time app Jinted Tor hearing, that the may appear
SAID time and place, and show II they
nave, why said account should not be allowed and such
decree made By the Court, Attest,
ASA l., FRENCH Judge q
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05

~. ..r
q. ~, W t'''N''
~ ''' '''''',.'''' '''i''''''' NJ III
~ u" ''''' '''''''i E
N>''I\"I"N' -. - May ~ lNh0'
ll.i'' - IA il''NNl. pI'o'''Hl ol 'he
''", '.''" u'''" l'pu""ca' convention
l''F '''r Inc l''a''orh '""Ple' oy
"''P t'Il"'i' convention over "iiich you
'''9'.,''' ana me resolutions "hlth :"
".P!'! N"li'tHl'''' IT, - e'''lrt'Y "@rre
with my views - 10 " lnS' national pom
=! '''''' '''E '',''',N~ '''' ','t |" inc "'''t-
2'''~' - '''"'n I'i inns ''rar anu au~PI-
'''u. "':''ra'l".' o' PrihrIPIcN' Is l"r ''ie
''"'Il'''''''H van NlllcIl / nave h''h non
"rth an" when | gratefully accept.
" men treat lr"eilI"h, which Imperfect
Inc national existence, was ut last over
thrown. the dutY ct ali others dcvolvlng
o" mos liLru-ted with the reSponSloill-
Ties OF legislation, evidently was 10 re-
vNir' thAt the reN"lted states should be
reunited 10 participation IN the govern
menu ""aIiS' winch lhcy had erred only
o" Such p;'SlS is 10 increase ana
''i'''y' "o' 20 weaken OF ehH'h9'r the
S'i'i'~'H ana power Oh inc il'lloh' YER
fanny Il" one ought TO nave clalheu that
"'ty Hho'iI' DC r'-adlhi'ied uh"er Such Il
rune ii'at t'l'ir or@tnl| ''lon as states could
ever a"ain he used as at the opening OF
inc war |" "ely the national authority,
OF destroy the national unity. The prln-
cipa' mas been the pole star OF those who
have lntirNIbIy insisted on the congress
IonaI policy Your convention so cordially
lndor~cI' h'ified by executive OPPOSE
ton ana by persistent retuSaIS TO accept
any plan OF reconstruction preferred by
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05
ErtejU Of Life Insurance.

We believe that few people have any
true conception of the extent of the bust
ness of Life Insurance. As an item of
news and information which the public
Will be interested in, we insert the fol-
lowing brief summary Of the aggregate
business of torty-four companies for the
year 1867. There are about ninety life
insurance companies now doing business
IN the United States, but only forty-four
have reported to the insurance depart
ment OF the State of New York. These
lorty-tour may be called the Jon!tide and
reliable companies of the country, and
their business IN 81 was as follows
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05

'rnE Ih,rL>,,nlr>r Naturalization.
Butler has Eli yet giIen up investigating.
tie causes lor two o. thrae Republican
senator's changing tncir minds so sudd>A-
J., .u regard to the guilt OF Andrew John
som. The man Woolly which he found
owns up to having used 50, 900, bu; do
uicS that it was used in the Impeachment
matter but lie declines 10 tell what he
lid Use it lor. Gen. Butler reported
MIN to the House as a contumacious vii
ay~-, and he has been put in Jail in thc
BASEMENT OF the Capitol until he comc-
into Il more communicative frame OF mind.
In the mean time, the managers are pur-
ing their investigating with such witness
v~ ~ they can obtain
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05
The -1Hr0y at Lancaster.

''A4--NA-
The following communication has been
handed us by L. G.. Bcattic. Esq. oI
Brunswick, a brother OF the writer, whc
assures US that the statement autographed
over the country, and which we copied,
in regard to the att'gIy ut Lancaster two
weeks AGO, was IIilliarl's side Of tho
story, and false in most particulars. We
would not Intentionally 10 injustice t.
any one, and have no objection to giving
Capt. Beattic's version of the atfray
whcl. at the best was 4 most unlortu-
nate affair and but another striking il
iustration of the fact that he who takes
that in his mouth which steals away lis
brains Is not wise.
To TIE ErIroR or TIE CAIEpoXI>N
The account YOU have published OF the
very unfortunate affair that took place
at Lancaster. ~ H.. on the eve OF May
18th. in which am accused OF maxim
a murdcrou> assault upon George HI
lard, one of the boardcrs at the An,.i-
can House, i So void of truth in almost
every particular, as not only .ivc~ :,
wrong impression of the facts OF the case,
but is calculated 10 deeply prejudice the
public against me. "a ii now stands II
is entirely one-sided statement. and was
made up when it was supposed was
fatally injured. and was lying inscnsiblc
from my injuries, and unable to present
my account of the affair.
.As simple matter of Justice wish
to present my statement which | aver
most solemnly, Is the true one. am
ready and expect to meet thi- matter
July ri the proper time. | now ap-
peal to your sense of Justice to allow this
statement to appear in your widely cir
culatcd paper-that very many acIuuju,-
anccs may not believe that | WAS -liitv
OF Il mu51i7ouS assault upon any man.
Daring Monday, the 18th. had h,.rn
at work with my hired men on Il farm
had lately purchased. Wien we return
Ell TO the American House. where we
were boarding, | took nv men To the bar
and treated them. and drank my-rlt.
When yr calue ont frulu ;I.,. liar r,.....-
cI III, in the o.'ire room. AMI iuu,l..;.-
ly started to the dining room to have
supper. ~ started | met Gcu~o. HI
Hard, and said something iokinglv about
a horse trade that he had lately 49,. L.
AMI we took hold Of each other T.. d
>.jiii>-yHtir,ly in i,~t. a ! thau-i'.
II once saw that Ac was an4rv, and i~5u
his actions saw that he was in ernest.
| then eNertcd myself in the -cutllr. when
i distinctly ,iate-Ii,hari -,r!ra iA.
a bow in the lett cy,. knocking ln,
down. and following. up liz aiyanta-. Iv
kicking mc .,.cot.ou~i; Ill ,ae .",. AMI
mead. l finally. in sell-dc.ci.., and l..r
Of my iiie, drew a common pocket i.uitr
from the outside pocket OF NY -hpr, COAT
and struck him a. lay upo" the door
Further kicks followed. AMI remember
nothing more tall came i" my sen-c-
under meilcal treatment
ctier no excuse tor the preliminary
proceedings, save that they were entirely
III sport. All that / did after Wa
knocked down was IN Seif-deiehcc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05

EXPLORATIONS OF TIE NILE. - Sir
:. w. Baker, a well known English
traveller. has written a book entitled,
''ENploration of the Nile Tributaries of
Abyssinia." 1t is record of scientific
exploration, discovery and personal adj
venture and while it is valuable aS 4
work OF instruction, it is never-failing
source OF interest to those who love 10
read OF wild adventure and narrow cs-
capc- The work is issued by the we'll
known firm Of o. ID. CASE II Co., Hart
lord, Conn, is finely printed on good pa
per, and profusely illustrated 1t is a
book that once commenced, one will
hardly leave until read through The
article on tirstpagc -'Mighty Hunters
is made up of extracts from this book
and will be found very interesting.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05

rS We have received from Mes.rs
Ticknor & Fields copy of Marshalls
cngraven portrait of General Grant
This portrait possesses So many points OF
excellence that it will have more than Il
temporary interest. In the first place it
is the work OF an eminent artist, whose
rare powers both as painter and en-
graver few will question: and it has
been executed under the most favorable
auspices. The engraving has been made
from Mr.. MarshalIs own painting, and
presents all the fine points of that incop-
parable work. The painting was taken
from life. Mr.. Marshall executed it at
the headquarters of the General, at
Washington, where he had every facility
extended HIM for thoroughly studying
his subject. That it is correct repre-
sentation Of General Grant. we have the
fullest assurance. The Generals family
and intimate friends, and many dislip-
Sulehed artists in the country, express
themselves on this point in terms of the
strongest admiration. This fine picture
is published by Ticknor 4 Fiela.. Bos-
ton, and Is sold only by subscription.
Agents are wanted to canvass in e,,e,.,,
town.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05

The EFFECT IN TIE SOUTH. - We
are permitted TO extract few sentences
from private letter received by a well
known citizen of this county, from his
son, who is engaged in teaching the
Freedmen in Tennessee The letter is
dated Murtreesboro, May IS:
"When you wrote, the prospects OF
peace and quiet looked more plausible
than at the present. We were in hopes
that Andy would be impeached That
the bone of contention would be put out
OF the way, and things political in their
bearing would assume their natural
sphere. But hope has nearly fled. Andy
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05

~ The letters of Grant and Colt,lN,
formally accepting their nominations at
Chicago, are gwen in this paper, as are
also two little speeches. Gen. Grants j.
brief IA! to the point endorses tl,c
platform, promises if elected to admihi>-
IN the laws with economy, and view
10 giving peace, quiet and protection cv-
yrywhcre. Mr.. Ccli.x is more elaborate
in his acceptance, and comments farci-
bly, and at length upon the resolution OF
the convention, and its platform.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05
The WectiI,D AT1cr he Tote.

After the vote ON Wednesday. the
friends of the road had a jubilee. The
Press heads lis account with a National
flag and tram of ears. md these headings ::
''Portland and Ogd ,nsbur@ - 'Au
Aboard - '.2G2S to 527 :"
The qualification felt by our citizens in
the result of the vote found expression in
IA grand jubilee meeting last evening at
Dcering Hail, which for an impromptu
affair was one Of the most successful and
enthusiastic ever held in the city If
there was any shallow upon that meet
ing 1t was sympathetic one occlsionod
by the torlorn looks of few individuals
oi the opposition, who stood about the
door as the crowd went in. as chopfallen
as poor lorick'' himself at the time of
his last Interview with Hamlet in the
graveyard
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05
JOB PRINTING.

He are aiding 70 OR Printing .fclcif'tie.'
rom time to time. ami jHtsTd 20 dl,1GyS be
prepared to do nearly all kinds Of job Print
iag. s.ch as Wedding. -4adresS and Business
Cards. tircpiarS. Bill Heads. Blanks. Re
csiJts. Aurtjon BIS and Posters. in good
sfgle and at r0tr prices.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05
For President,
JIN .SSES =. Il z A y 7,
Of ILLINOIS.
For Vice President,
SCHUN LEit LFAX,
Essex County Convention.

The Mon Republicans Of Essrx County, who support
die platform adopted NJ Chicgg" and its nominees
GRANT md CoLFAN-are requested to meet in c'':..
- convention, AZ tirLpHALl- THUEspNl, June Is, to
tile pu-poc of nominating a county ticket to be supp 1t
70 4. the september election.
}. NJ BARTLETT,
q. w. HARTsHoRS,
WV. CHANDLER,
! Z. WOODBURY.,
j. 7. TYLER,
County Committee.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05
A man named McRoberts was recon

A man named McRoberts was recently
lynched at Waverly, Ia, fer horse steal
ing, crime of which he was wholly in
nocent. A couple of drunken lads had
taken the horses from farmers field,
ridden them few miles and turned them
loose, and the owner of the horses found
them at home after he returned from the
hanging of McRoberts.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05

TIE WAY TIE MONEY GoEs,-Thc
senate has agreed to the amendment to
the Army Appropriation bill granting
$4,000 to the preparation and pubIic'-
tion of five thousand copies OF medical
statistics, compiled by lel. II. Baxter,
Assistant Medical Purvcyor, under the
immediate direction OF the secretary "t
n,.ll.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05

are very complete. Field brigades have
been formed in several districts, composed
of regulars and volunteers, having attach
ed to each battery of artillery and a
troop of cavalry. A reserve Of regulars
and volunteers, is held for an emergency.
The regulars and volunteers are now
armed with Snider and Enfield breech
leaders, and there is an abundant supply
of ammunition at all necessary points.
In addition TO the preparations for the
land service, sunboats are now stationed
at Prescott, Kingston, Toronto, For.
Erie and St Clair, with Armstrong Guns.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05
SIN MINERAL SPRINGS.

of recognized medicinal value-suphur, iron, &c. The
rooms are well ventilated, newly tit cd for III eccptio
Of eucs q and w II adapted t. the Of tourists.
Board and room 1t reasonable Tae.. he patronage Of
the public is solicited. Co1chcs always in attendance
at the NORTH : afford Depot.
W. j. :. DEWEY, Proprietor.
+. q. sddress, & boz. y. II. ts,nI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05
MINERAL SPRINGS HOUSE,
BRI NSWICK, VT.

Thi- House ia delightful for the peazure-seek-
or or invalid. l. situ1tcd in the Connecticut Nalev
in the mids' of fine mountain and river scecv As
New Fncnrdiatford il mile om the North STRAIT
ford Depot of the Grand Trunk Railway in the hunt
inE and fshing rcGinp. .nd no..rsses
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05
Portland ana OgdeHsbufg X. X.
The Enthusiasm at Portland.

I
J,,. of yotino and fine ,,.,,,rou,. b.,l
,.,,...;...-.,.,.,+... - IN -.
'''''''
'''e meeting al Oiy nan he If'sS says 4:
lne floor and galleries OF the !arge~t
hail II Portland were fully occupied. and
, I.,.... tI.,,... -t,,l =, .n,I or,.,,3 ..l
inc "'''""SS-
Gen. Samuel =. Anderson wa called
t. the CHAIR. and Me~>r-. y. \. + ',t-i
and l. Is. itou-hton were appointed Sec
rytarics. Nu taking the CHAIR, Cen. -ku-
der-on made q brilliant address. ur-r-
the necessity Of cpeninga neW field ;or
Portland enterprise III ORDER tn;'t oar a.
~ may take Tie commercial rank To
which her position chtii'c- her. lie va
followed BY Mr.. [. J.. hlmbnii in be-
lNt. OF the mechanics "t Portland NJ.
Thomas Parker IA b.haiI If the ia5ur.!-
OF Portland lion. Geo. ". WooIuHn
for Tie business men lion. John l.
Brown Tor the ~wnrg- OF r.l ,-.ngc
Hon. ). T.. Spring for thu bauk,rS AMI
capitalists, Nathan Webb. E~l.. Tor
the professional men il,n. l~iae. WASH
burn. .Ir. in brha!t ot rilr projectors O..
the enterprise and john Neal. Esq, Of
,,,,;;. and ,..',ti,..,, .,,.....,. lrt,l;,..
tuc Atlantis. ami =, la,yr.g... r.i.r.a6
which ioual Portland - H-.iu. Village
and h'~ made II a city. I.el.''- w'rr;.-
~ ''''' .'.''' " H. l.. J '''''.','' ''!''
.,n'.v,...t,.I,, ,....1 .,,,.,, .,.i ....,.
Mr.. Geo. ". I{.1I 20. a..f Him..
Fairbanks Of Vermont
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

Motto il hereby given that the co-psrtnership
fore existing between II. T.. lIoYT and II. T.. pEEN,
ing bu in.ss =. ,lnsury ind the finn Of Ipyt
Drew, i this day Giss lived ny mutual con II. +.
Drew wing -Old hi- Interest he !. { IiaT-
vey of st Johnshury. II. Z. HuNT.
II. I. DRAW.
Hereafter the usines- viii be condu, ted under tc
firm of IL +. H"lT md \. I. HNEy Ey to whom all
debit due the firm must Ice promptly i'd and IS 10
will pay all debit sclius: the oIt firm. Iu-l-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05

DEATH or KIT CAEsoN-kit Car
son, the famous man Of the mountains,
Fremont's old guide i'll the original over
land explorations, and who also distju-
guishe'l himself is IL federal scout DURING
the war died ut his home in Colorado on
the 23d inst.
sz~ Gen. Schofeld is secretary of war.
His nomination was confirmed by the
senate on Friday, that body at the same
time entering protest against the lc@;d-
ity OF thu presidents attempt 10 remove
NJ. Stanton from the Office, Senator I'd
munds Of Vermont offering this resolu-
ton Of Prote,.
BY an agreement of III: counsel, the
trial of jeff Davis has been postponed
until October.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-05
CLOAK AND DRESS MAKER.

Rooms Main Il, next door I'll of :. Higgins DR.
Good store Patterns received two weeks from
Boston and New ork. Al warranted 20 he done
- isfsctorlv. e. l. HI ST