Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-27
THE LATE ELECTIONS.

We rejoice tina, we can congratulate our
democratic friends on the result Of the reoen,
elections. The course Of the national party.
or democratic party, has been onward ever
since the formation Of the GalPhin cabinet, and
the PRONUNCIATION Of il, non-aeiion policy and.
though things in Missouri do not look as
democrats would have them look, ye, they are
there rather in transition state than a per.
manen, one. We have no idea that thi. old
democratic state is about to settle down quiet.
ly into old federalism. Bot elsewhere the re-
suits are mos, favorable. North Carolina has
nobly, and in a regslar pitched battle, where
the forces on both SIDES were fairly ayowed.
No one will pretend that Manly, III. wing
nominee, was anything but wing, regular
conservative, while Reid, the democratic can
didaie, was as flank aRd full in a,owing hi.
opinions. The popular cause has iriumphed,
and North Carolina now, both a, the polls and
in the legislature, is out aud out, democratic.
Though this state has erred widely in casting
her influence heretofore, and can hardly be sst
down as reliable state, yet let Us hope that
she will nov keep true. and firmly stand up
Tor the regular democratic national candidate
ior next president.
Indiana, also. looks finely, and comes out
Of the battle with the democratic FAC IN tn
umph The work done there has been im.
Portant, and the resul, IL a double triumph
The legislature j. decided for democracy, and
this will sccurc a United States senator.
while the convention for revising the stat.
constitution j. largely democratic. aal co..,
will secure such new measures as lhc spin,
of the age demands Our friends there MS IN
much JOY, aud well they may be-. for they
have done q patriotic work thoroughly W.
trust that this great and growing state vii
ever b. found true To the democratic Gauss.
Missouri has gone badly Vet mo-, uucypcc,.
cdly, ior the wings according to prrscut ape
pclnnccs The couic,l here has been a mot
severe one, the whole state b..iug .n the great.
c.t excitement, and the slragss, personality
bring the order OF the d1v. Tie contest w.,
between itr wings united % ihc ouc eide. ana
ihc democrats divided into Benton u.-u lrl
aui-Benion men 90 the other, sud ihc ma.
nru,rng Of the wings, who nrycr hIl torll
in lhi' business, appears To have born ,ucrr,,
lul The result will - thar Thomas Har
Benton viii be- len az home anil some federal
politician will succeed him This was Oh,
gfs, OF the conicsi-whlther a Wing, say 10
w,ED Bars. whom VIZ. Fillmore appointed
a member Of his cabinet. or q Democrat. ur
Benton should Be senator The wings have
PLAYED their card adro.,ly, and will moot
probably carry their point They have lately
loved old Balboa too dearly The, Lowell
his fierce assaults on prominent democrats.
loved h.s fierce ud.culc u d,mocpuc msss-
urrs, loved To circulate hi, speeches, hut IaI
no intention Of making him senator, and prob.
ably laughed in their sleeves 1t lI.r crrJuI.l,
Of lll who suppo- i any thlnr different The
Wing, now bolst that Missouri hl, been rr.
deemed They hl,cm4ch ,1 d. thankful I-.
Il mus, bc admitted They have gained SEW.
cul member, OF congress, and. 300 casr mo-
.prr,.icn, ' elected by thc people .n ,hr neat
contest. ,hs would =. II au snail u1mrnr.-
TIN. b, To b. d,flor-d SuIIoId Missouri w.
believe D, bound go be- democratic. aud ,ar
ms, of the drmuclry ousLr not fo 10 their
preferences orTrrIud,ccs abuui men Jcorarrsr
cardinal no1urs
Iowa look. mp we'll. iic j,mucau, gain
there bring respectable The rrr1tp,,tp
no soil Ior ,hlggrg 20 flourish tu, and aIna.,
all Ihc nry state, Show bp, little affinity with
While these popular signs aur, 900 'hcma.r.
30 gratifying, all thri is required ofih pilots
Of the dsmocni.c ship is io keep hcr rational
color, lying, and 30, ~ good TIN Will come
INTO por, iu triumph. The democratic plry
ha. sail great and pliro,r pork to do. arl
Il ought 70 sird itself io me duly oi going tore
ward and doing 1t, !, ha, ihc duty on %,
hands NJ carrying ont doe great principle, ut
freedom TO their Legitimate conclusions. 10
never vas the party Of losal ial,rr,t,-uc,rT
Inscribed a single on 81 them ~ ~, br,aJ
banner whether It ~, lhe m0ucyrd mrrr.i
that pcrmcat, al through the land wherever
there is cupidty, 90 the tariff iu,cre., u the
north, or ihr slave interest of doe south, or iI..
internal improvement interest IT the west i,
has planted itself on the country, on thr Doc
cal IDEAS as 10 trade rhaiarc the chlnr'cu,t-
lc Of thu age and as 10 immense private boo
tcrcs,s, rs aim has been 70 interfere with
them no morc than general las, will Do, that
protect an but have special f,or for none
II had not refused 20 supper, q IDrasurc that
had q nationality about II merely because %
might immediately affect h,onbly a rauIca-
lar interest, and !, never will do %. An
ha, to DO j, to adhere To Is. old states night.
policy, and state after state ~lIl take their
proper places, like North Carolina IN the
democratic phalanN. and give victory to the
cause IN the next presidential eIcrtion --Bo'-
ton Post.
sB-On Thursday last, $500 passengers
arrival IN NrM York CITY FINN inrcIrn nnrt.-