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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

Schools may be made solfsuPPorting, and
by this means, without raising one cen, Of
money more than we do, the highcs, edu.
cation might be given to all the children Of
the State. The Estate Reform School, we
presume will be established upon this Pripci-
pie. The poor would be on an equal footing
with the rich, and no child grown up in igno-
rance, and feel i, the cause Of his fathers
poverty. The system cannot at once be IN
troduced. But we wish to see a model
school, normal school established by the
State, preparatory to its general introduction.
Such school would test the practicabllity Of
the policy and furnish teachers for the eIton-
sion OF the system.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

The Washington Republic says llr' amend
men, hIll Of 5000. 600, adorlriby the Sou.ir
fdr the extension OF the Capitol was REDUCED
bv the House 10 100 400, byfc It was ras.
sci.
The Hon. r Boiler King Ia, Jger afpou.
ted Collector At San Francisco, Mr DAVIS
having declined To accept
The Washington Republic inuna,cs that
III, domination Of VI Hayden a. Po'unasp'
nj Buslon was regretted ter au outrage on lhc
memory of Prt.licn, Jackson, when HAYDEN
va, a member Of the Boston Common Coun-
cll-he rcmarkiOg in reference 10 an appro.
puauon Tor funeral services, that Gen. Jack
s,n had been expensive 70 them, aud tina, he
could b. goirid Of Tor 5000 d.llars, the sum
named. It would be- good operation. The
Senate ,dii-ht m REJECTING him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08
Tie Right o. Speech.

Il vas lie opinion ofthe trainers Of the
d.clsrHion Of Independence, that all men
Vers born equally free, tia, the liberty OF
speech being Que ofthe drs, gilt, Of God to
msn, US a halIoNcd tight, Bot il mas be
-sSci hos man u i b, TO speak his opinions,
ifthOse op,.ions iar With the iuiercs, Of the
mass We are OF tho opinion that he has, for
the night Of ,he one Is superior iu the inter.
este CfiLe whole. tn, man may be in error;
then he i dangerous to the interests Of the
whole, himself no, accepted; but error is
caused hy ignorance, and ignorance may s5si.
iy BE- convinced by argument Bu, IL he be
hot IN error aud his opinions can stand the
'esi OF reason, they eanno, be injuriou, to the
true interests Of the whole for truth and false
hood would make bot sorry comPromious.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

II Leigh Hun, states tina, he never go,
through the multiplication table when boy,
and does no, know It yet, though he is now GO
years Of age, and one Of the mos, delightful
authors IN Chrislendom. Combe. the PlHsn.
ologisi, ha, stated similar fact concerning
hi. own incaPaci,y Tot the comprehension Of
figures.
Hun, also states another remarkable fact,
which Is tina, the early education Of the oclc-
braied West, President of the Royal Ac1de-
my. had been 30 sadly neglected that, at the
zenith Of his fame a. painter, he scarcely
knew how 10 read
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

Tur LrNuCE TRApr Do~N RAsr. Ths
Calais Advertiser says 60" The Laundering
bushes, was never lu more ho1rIshlng con.
d,iion than at present. II goes oif quick AZ
rurd prer, and no gumhlng. Many Of our
largest dealers have received orders some tao
or three weeks ahead ofihcir ability TO I'LL
them, notwithstanding they keep their mills
snapplng ulchi and day The say they cut
lumber j. a SIN, since the gang saws came IN
10 use. IN a iew years spruce will be As
scarce - pine now -"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08
II is stated in the New York Herald thai

II is stated in the New York Herald that
the Sultan Of Turkey having notified this cab
met Of his READINGS to send Kossu,h AID com
Panions, free Of expense, to England pro'id-
ed the United States will bring them from
London to this country, the matter will be Ia
ken up in executive session in few days,
with view Of authorizing the President to
nee, these over,ures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

~" Is there anything really the matter
With you - said physician to person who
hid sent for him.
- don't know how II is, was the reply,
Il eat veil, sleep ~ell, and have a good APP
petite.
very veil, " said the doctor, "l'll give
yOu something to take away all that"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08
IN. Cold summer of 1915.


Persons are IN the hsbi, ofspeaking OF the
Summer of 1916 a. the coolest ever known
,hroughou, America or EuroPe. Having in
our possession some facts relative to this sub
ieci, We propose to give them, in order to re-
,nc the recUllcc,iops Of such among Us as re-
member the year without summcr-also to
furnish Correct information for such ~ feel any
in,er,., IN matter, Of this kind. We shall,
therefore. give a summary Of each OF the
mon III, Of the year 1915, extracted in part
from Pierce on the weather"
January was mild-so much ~ as to rend'
or 6,cs alnps, needless in sitting rooms. De
c,mb,r. the month Immediately preceding
,hi, was very cold.
February was no, very cold with the eS'
cepiion Of few days, 1t was mild, like It's
predecessor.
March was cold and boisieious, the first
half Of II, the remainder was mild. 4 great
freshei IN the Ohio aud Kentucky rivers caus-
ed great los, ~ property,
kprI began warm, and grew colder As the
month advanced and ended with snow and ice
with a temperature more like Winter than
Spring.
May wa. more remarkable for frowns than
smiles. buds and fruits were lruzen-'cc
(orurd half an inch IN ,hickne.s--corn killed
and tho field, we're again and again rePlan'cd
until deemed too late
June the coolest ever known IN this lail-
mdo. Frost and ice and snow were common.
Nlmo-, every green herb killed. Fru, near
Nv all destroyed snow fell To the depth OF
ten inches in Vermont, several inches IN
Maine. and It fell 10 the depth nj three inches
IN ,Ac interior Of New York, II ell also IN
Massachusetts,.
July va, accompanied by frost and ice. On
the morning after the fourth, lcr formed ol'h'
thIcLnr,, Of common window glass, through
ou, New England aud New York, sud some
parts ~ PENNSYLVANIA. Indian corr neatly
all kIIad: sumo h,uthly situated fields cs'
,,p,I THIS va, true Of somc Of the hlI
,-.r, IN Massachusetts.
ANGUS, ~. murc cherries. Il possible,
DIAN the Summer months already posed
Ice va. formod bali an inch IN 'mcsnc's.-
Indian corn VAS 50 frozen that the s'cl'''
iar ofrtvls ca, down and dried rs iodie'
Almost c,,rg green thing was d stoyct, both
., ,5 country and IN Europe. Paper, re-.
,,.,,l from Engla1d said. 1T will be rc.
,,,,J,.rrl hy the prc,,u, generation that the
.,.,,i.iGv,s , wear nm which there Ma M
...,r., " y,r, l,ulc corn an ,h, New Eng.
Lao, ,,l Midi, State, rpcn,l. F,unal,
,.,,Ii,i ,b,p.rl,,. from the cum r-r lrcs'
o,-,, ,..,,,I ,, III, ,rrirr ,f 1917. II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08
Y..unl The,n.an Assoc alton.

Tls Association recently iouncd m Nor
vay Village. gave lhrlr iir,l Performance on
,h- eve ui the first inst, and with credit 10
themselves We have seen Tar wors" per.
.orm1n,es. and vc never slw ans company
that travelled ihrourh,hls STATE, that cqu1llcd
them. Ths.r scenery is excellent, aud their
costumes appropriate. The pieces were no,
ranged ~ as ,o give them the creates, stage
eject, We were aCrccably surprised 2, the
acting of TIC lsdlcs,-onc 10 particular, 're
heroine ct ihr hrs, piece, done inhnlic credit
i1 herself The chamclcrwas difficult, on'
to support, and wc think her w,s a piece oI
model ac.ing' PA, Rooney was acted
we'll IN the play Of the Omnibus and D, Is use,
lees to ,ay that the " Omnibus was filled
with a good cast. We learn thew give an
other performance on Tuesday evening next
and A. they have been to some expense 90
getting scenery, Sc, lc, the house be vel
tlIr.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

~ The +" Journal Of Education" Vol. !.
No. /, is before us-J. I. Huston, Member
OF the Board Of Education, for Lincoln Coun-
~, Editor and proprietor. Published IN Bath
semi.monthly, for 81 per annum. We would
call the particular attention Of teachers and
other. friends Of education TO IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

4 CLosr PEorHEcY. The fourth vcr,r 81
the scc"nd chapter OF Nahum thus shadow,
forth locomotive:
The ehariofs shall nQo in ne s,rcrt
they shall joslls one against another IN 10"
broadWays they shall seem hkc torches
they shall run ike hgh'nlnc.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

To KEEP PACE WITH THE TINES, Messr,.
Jeren 4 Prescott, No. 9 Milk Street, Boston,
have greatly improved their store but the
"cynosure of all eyes," is their rich assert.
ment Of Shawls, Silks and Cloak Goods, which
canno, fail to be popular with all purchasers.
See advertisement, in another column
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

" The New York Tribune says that the
~hig primary elections in that city On Wed
nesdsy, were signaliEed ia some OF the ward,
by scenes Of disgracclul fraud, riolIng ani
disorder"
so then the " fraud, noting and disorder,
i, no, entirely confined to the ignorant iooofo-
ooi!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

e. The Repulicar Journal EARNS by q
private letter from CahkrniI, thar nineteenth.
Ut the population would return to the States
II they had the means NJ. Griffin We loaru,
lies very sick At San Francisco, and Mr. Rove
10 10 poor state Of health at Sacramento.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

TBr Acrs % Co.oRrsy The lf,t VI aris
pas, - dunng the late c. ssiun consists OF thir-
ty-o1e public acts originating lu the senate,
lud nine JOINT resolutions, ten private acts and
tour resolutions Public acts originating lu
the house ,wen,y-onc, three joint resolutions,
pr,va,. acts thirty, aud four 'olul resolutions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

MoSrY ,oR MAISE.--Wc understand that
Gen. veazio received from California, by the
las, mail, about %, OOO-,he proceeds OF com
mercial ventures. We hope there may be
more Of the same SOFT cunning -kcHHctoc
Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08
,.,o .,,lal N dr.,an, ,ill,g-. und.r fa,Ora-

Mn ,yilel IN di.tan, village, under h'cra-
~, Circumstances, AMI with fir prospect oi
doing well in their new situation in lie,
rsur yeirs passed away, when hrsrc''
calling ~, into tina, part Of the eoun,ry'
male Il in nv way 10 call on NUv ar' her
Husband and % M utmos' delight in'uf
,hen IN IN, endowment ct every blessing which
che marriage state en- eouftr, and not The
least s.nopr ,hcin Wa the ui'nn Of Kindred
..sl. uhieh IN The cro~D of every earthly
ov.-Soisn'ry Rrnii,r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08
The FUGITIVE Slave Bill

~ ANA'aN' .'..fN -
J.1rc Mexican, orc Of ihe Jr'iir"s Of M"
Srrr,ns Cont ~ the United States, gives
~, fllow,-r ppiu,u- 20 relation 20 ths far.-
r,- slave Bill. recently ras.ej Nv Congress
..Ia rc-,ri ~ he arrests q fur''ivrs from
r,,-. thA law i'-- NJ, inF0sr 'c'''e du'i"s
a, cr- citizen. generally Thcy a-r MOI pro-
ls,t,t frUr, rNc-r'.'nr he cri'usr, charities
- vi, tc~srSs ,hs fugitive. r, socr,te him
~ convey MN fror, the reach Vt be m's''r.
30 - rescue him when ir legal rrs'oly frr-
sl's7 ari fur doing ih,n liability - iu-
cured. This gives to no enc .''i ground
nj s1inrlain,. IL is cp'y tn refrain ifon an
sxrr-.S yiolarur ct the law. which unrra'",
So the injury Of h,suc-hSor l,ih.s7 hard.
sh.p' W ltv-,hrj'nr man can 50 CONSIDER
~ lie ca11ct claim a RICH, 90 dotha' which
,hs law f,rhds. withog, striking At Oh" hrs'
of socistv. n The law ~ urV'sc or 'm0oli.
e.. let D, be changed IN the moic prescribed
hgt. s., long - % rcm,ins the hw. every cCod
,it1rp will conf,ru to %. Ard ever, ono
who arrays himself l-n,rs, u. arj e7ta,o-s
b. o'en or secret us11s N bin, ~ into con-
tempt, 80 thar 10 nav ~ violated with ln-u-
NV. 3. ~ srsuy to ths best Interests % Do
'cU,ry."
Tho Els,.r- A--r' IN s7''Srr II ih.s
~. sc, h- 'on-v.-c = -u,rc. which.
',uins from , sol-c. 9TH, character o. dos.
ara Oh. clre-ierce ',s ru'lr-,r-s h,,cha1. =
Northy cf'hs ,,rs l.r'tcr Of an Who '-e.
% would h. ,r-r.'---i ,orss-,7to-. 81 th',
,'or.,rs Ur,c- We r.mns-d IL 70 che
.ar,', ',r ,r,r,.r1 o'oarr'- .o,
"Tr, r,-Hrr n tho restitution hN rs e
-r.--f-'s ~ ,hs CONSTITUTION. ,r1 Ms m7is
such by ,hoss who framed 'ar' excellent me
.'-r-7.ri AL 'ha-- h7s 1-r"- Been srr in,'t
heretofore ,h'' southern m'r hl' a r.rht 'r
.7y.s- .. ,u,h1-rv t.- o., --,a.c-s ~ thr.-
a--rvr y-,r,. As'r-r $50 90 l-c3. -r-r'
Of C.--ra,, 80, .1s,-l. 7a' received .'- aa-
gruyaI uf Pos irr' Wr-h.0-rn, providing
pr1,, r-F'v So ,r, r--r,r-v s'hc fr.rra.,
,.-...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
-. 49,. -.4 .r,t- ........
80. r....... --..-.-..- .
- ,-..............-.-.... 5.-.
..L..-t-.. 5000. ,.---....,r, ,..
4.,....l,,,,,.,v,f,h. s,.r., mo, ,t..
49,, a ,.-b,-s III. Other -..r.rr.. , r,,,
l,,.. ,,-,,. ,..r,.,, ~ fugitive s',,r, h-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

Senator Benton has written a letter to a
gentleman III st. LOUIS, stating that he would
accep, nomination for President, II tender
ed. So says correspondent OF the ~ York
Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

O. The frs, ticket for Jenny hnd's ron.
Ger, IN Providence, VAS bid on on FRIDAY, by
William Ross, Tor $3.50. IIcwas hc drst,
last. sod only b,J.ler The rest Of the tickets
brought from 81 to 81 premium.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

During the last quarter 1868 letters
were sent TO Europe from the New York
pos, office, aud ZIG, Oi3 letters were received
from Europe and III, $40 from California
total received and sen, 92O,9il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

THr RECEIPTS OF THE TWO LISp Cos.
crErs N BosroS The receipts Of the fri
concert amounted to about $40, 900, and the
second TO nearly 5000; total Of the ,vo,
sal 900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS having unsettled account. With
the Subscribers are respectfully requested to GALL and
settle the SANE on or before the fret Of January
next, a. they intend To make dHeren, arrangement.
in their business. DENlSON & co.
South Paris, Oct. 7, 1880 aMf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

GnrrNG Pans oN rur NorNru. A.m
Thc Ncwbury Herald ny. s.lpu oi lh1'
plac" has thi, wear gathered peek of i'n1r.
kably good hooking pears from sciors which
we're 1T thee year, ago ~ the mountain ash.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

~ Great fortunes have been mads IN ihi,
cosntry by the uss - TTHHiHs JeHHy-Blr.
mum is now trying to see what be- can make
with a aHgHg Jenny.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08
NOTICE.

e The Uni,ersali.t, will bold Conference N
the Tosn House, 10 WoOJ,tock, on The 10Th and
I7lh inst. Rev. Geotgr Bates is expected 10 A..
tend.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

TnE SAco MuRDrR. 4 bill Of indictment
has been found against DR.. James II Smith,
of Saco fr the murder Of Mss Caswell. He
IL to BE- tried IN January.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08
Gold in California.

Ih' california senators u''"' |'''.' w.
Tort to T.''' 10, salaries '' 'n . wv" =. :. W
''''' '''-'' '' ',,'''"''' to S'V'V-'''''"1
'"i '''' Ivy S''''' >u'"' =" ,'''' -''',, "
,'' VET, 'to ''' W ,'''"s ,r ~" ~, ,..,.
'l''' W t''.' " " ~. W, 1,'', -. ~. 49,.
,'.' W., s,cooo Ii, ~.
- r..
10. '' W.. ..,,..,..s..-, ,l.
'.'.'.., g, -. vi,
-''''' "'', SOW 49,, ,.,,.-......,
''''-' "'''' WV W. '' W.
'' '',''' W.. ~, II,
'.'''. '.'',' ''' ''''',..'
''' '' NE JUICY '' '''' '''.'...'. ",...'' '''
.''l'l bN'' "' SOW "'' VI ''' '.'''' ''.
p.,''.''' cd S'''''
I' 900. ''~''' ,' '". -
..'""' ''.'. .' .' vas '.'''" ..i '''''s, r., "
.... '' ''.''''..', "...' ''
'.''..' ~ '.f '..'' ''.'.
900. '' .'' '.' '.'..'--'' ''..' .''..' '''.'
r.rr ''r.'s
" rumurt VI rrr'1sr', ! Wish 60
maize % f.w remarks 100 reply Co che honorable
= ulur irru Indiana. lih1. wc have no
-.r-ua iu believe thal Nh. rendition ct things
ul alter .u Ca'Gru,. as doe Senator sup
rr,.,. Alibo i,u '.a, ,sc have, every fact
'h., BIS curr 60 a'ui OPP 'o'asuma, goes 90
r.,.f, IS o., the coalition of,hrgs vii uo,
aIr.r. c,c,r, ,n far a. trmakc gold more album
int 100 California, and therefore To make 'hc
nrrc Il .ahor higher. In common with other
S.nr.r. wc h1rc bad a great dcl, oi d.ili.
c.ly 900 forming aHy opinion on 'Hs matter,
and ] desire 90 submit 90 the consideration OF
che Senate few of'he facts upon which ]
have Seen entca'ounR 'oiom my own. We
i1 uu' look 90 he Ilac'rs gold d,ggngs. rs
10 present worked, Cor The continued Prospcrl.
o. 10 which ,hcy gave birth, and which Ihey
have so ar sustained 30 California. For IFS
nem1ucncs wc look To the mines, the dcNcl-
g7me0' Of which i' only just now begun.
Tu- nv s'a,r'u,"'s ! sa' a'-'a' 20 make y"
Observation-Disclosures. o. So. ,l.,, CO.,. ,l,,
extraordinary and hrNhau''ih'' richness ''
This great basis Of our commercial prosperity.
a.. ,r.. 80, ~, H.. S.,,,. ~, ,b...
.-r.... .........-,..,. t.,r,.,,., i.,,,
.-'.....i..i... ........
.i...........,. o., .t.,,, ,,. ,...
.-.r,--,.L AL ,t,..,,.., ,, r.. r,.,..,l
..rt...C.rs-... ,ru,..b.,, no,
.s,r, l.u...,....... ,...,,, ,,b.-. ,b, GOLD
-. 80, .-.,,,.,ly 49,, J.,,,,s,,J
.-.,..,. '.,.s.--, ,...,,.. -c,.., a., lo,b 10
J.. AL. l.,...,. ,,I,,,.5.-,,..,,h.,,,rr,
oiFc-iacr river. the American and Mokc.
I.m9. ,.tsr. ihs Mlf.g,gas sad the desert
cagr,ry uron the Southeastern borders Il Cal.
.fua. cas-, ufthc Sierra N.-cdl. In an
thrs, localities. ou range NJ three hundred
and fn, miles. We a,rcaI, snuv d, 10 exist.
anil ,,- strongest analogy would carry n
through ils rcnaIain. d ,,,ucc. bot We speak
urI, uf hc,s. ! have here letter from the
hcllofafary which examined the las, metz
tone! loct'u. They ua,rlls!loa direction
north ct ess, FROM l., Angeles. auj wcr' sN
irys 100 reaching tie place. They hrd 80
u.t baIly provided with mal,me nnI 900
thrr, DAYS their rude tools wcr, completely
DESTROYED IA breaking. drilling. aud the blast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

u Tee October team ui ,he Supreme Ju'
d.cial Cour, 20 Augusta, commenced ou Tues.
day la.,-JuJse Howard presiding.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

- We learn thai John b. Foster, Esq, OF
Bangor, has hccn appointed Commercial Agent
tor Brazil, fOr Bangor and vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08


head. was a ne trader. FriImore, The par
nsoa. was rousirr free s',lcr. bu, Fillmore,
tine sisi,,mas. has NE reod sense TO kick biz
Tree soil ladder away BE sees tn, the ten
jeacy cf the cd scr,ruah.a' - direct To dis
union. lie cannot ,rl outihc sboli,ioolsin oi
Ai.eahdidaie days. he haljly steps on To-
,hc Cass PLATFORM. ass " doing this s,ers
81 bound from sectional .-nlrj 20 national
ground. lie ,hrrs the whole of ,ho Immense
iarucu,c of The stuiniur-i'on-lg, him have
The credit OF it'll, fv. II the adjustment
measures. Ills selection Ut Daniel Webster
lrll, ise ,shs'e story Of wha, he meant to de-
ard "a do.
Now frr nine nru,hs the Nhir New York
sr.atcr. ch,,rcJ 90 by TIC sectional pant e
,Lc Wing pauy-by such journals, tor ir-
,,uucr. as the Al51oy E'cuinr Journal and
Bu,,un A,l1s-kcr, u9 Is strong warfare -
he ras,.bly could ar'.r,, this ai'usm'u,
scheme. ard az fr the purpose of making
The ,crd prygle ul the north and northwest
believe that twas rr,r,sary. 20 urtCr 10 Keep
SLAYER, out OF C1H,uua aud New MrNtco anil
Utah. 10 make hw president Thus While
Fillmore. from ha nsh place, Was knocking
ihr free suil ladder down, Scwari Mas plant
inr Il again firmly. sn that be could moun, ur.
lie b,. conc q, tbc ,,,rcnr rl free sr,lIsm iu
IN, r,,, ami srsech.s. nod ,hc rr-,,rs BOZ boo
.,,...,, have c.h,.I his sentiments They
b,,, ..,,,-r5 ,h,, be- rrr,..,r,rd ihr views at
,brnorh-,hst,h., us.ih, oli Wing platform
-,As, therefore %, mos, p, cud,r,rd.
Such va, iL. state 1T things 900 New YORK
cb,8,h, ~ L,r crr,,ruur -. called. There
hr. been b,s uld a.o., thr struggle, tina,
vcr. bad in ubtc primary meetings on this
ro,-,. bot d, dee. not follow ,l,,, much ,ra,
r., f.q, 1, fcf. il..rr wrr, ,oarl contests
,,,r.s.,oul.,b,r S,u,rI should mp should
pm ri, endorsed. and m s.r- Mace, the -.
y,rl men urr, elected IN other rnc~ The
F.rI7,,-r mon %, w.h.,.r men u.r. elected
r.. ,y, go, ,, 9..I,-,,.., ....,,.,.,.l,lr
,.,,4 t,,..,,r,,s ,b, ,,,,.r,,.o. ,rtvt.,
.,r., ,,.,,,r, # ,,..-.., .c,,,,,,.,n.,t
sr.,..-, y,.rj r,.r,.,,r,,. Il v,, ..,g
....a,,.,... ..,,..-.,. ,,t... Oh. S.,.-l.,..
.., r.... ... r...,,.-, ,
.,.-,.,.., T.,t. rr...
-, ,.,'......f....,...,,.
,....r..,--.....
.., ,-.f...i....-.....r..
.,-.,.s.. -. ..,..-..
s-,.l r,
,,.,. v,.,
..,-,t...
Observation-Disclosures. ..,. -,
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The Prn,s and Railroads.

The following j, the Boston Traveller.
view Of the tarOrs conferred on the Press, by
The Railroads
\ good deal was said a, late meeting II
the Stockholders Of the Worcester Railroad,
and las been sai elsewhere, about editor, Of
newspapers being carried free over railroads.
The President is understood Ia have slid that
editors were formerly passed free over lhr
Worcester road, hut that the practice hadbccn
discontinued. The President spoke, no doubt,
without due knowledge OF the facts. From
our own cNpcrcnee-which Is by no means
Incoasldslole-we can say that no such Gus.
tom has prevailed on tia, road and as gca-
cral hing, a, hr a. VIC know, editors ENJOY
NO such privilege on any road IN New Eng
land The ayocatons Of editors allow them
few opportunities u travelling. AID even 4
by courtesy which is not often extended 90
,licm. ,hcy are invited to pass froo, It 10 rare
that they DO not indirectly make ample com.
p,n.lro1--rci By TFmg, as some VII, b.
ready 8, ny, but by gaining information, AMI
thus Qualifying themselves i'r mf''''i
knowledge which IS useful both !" ia'f'i'
corporations and the public. Nrd' n'' '"''a
q would be difficult To 'ho" that there "'l.i
be- a manifest p'opneN ~ giving '.'''i' l.'
entire freedom ol the railroads h"' d' 49, '''
i,r'c,hcTe would l. any dagger" 'h''fah.'.'i
such privilege. bot - have Ho IDEA OF '''.
ting up any claim ofibl' kind. W. a,lut.''
ihg 'ghjec, only because We ihlnI 'hrFr ''-
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che Cr.,-o Corouat
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flVN TAYLOR. Use. A-s-h riNAt-h Tls','
srv vf' l. ..rhy'tr. 'r,s ~ postage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08
NOTICE.

An adjourned Meeting of the County Commi,
,ionsu will be- holden in this village, on the 22d
inst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08
DIED.

In Madison, Mr.. COT Moore. a pensiOnsr Of the
~ yolutiou, aged 50.