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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-26

un.t vigorous, thu most elastic, AMI the most
energetic Of the whole world, must DO rcpros
sel ana sno,hcrcl, ard lus,y limbs mus, be
p,bound and confined With the bandages and
ErlurSs Of eiTSic and suPertniualcd feleral-
isn. Such is the policy Of the Conservative
r,.c,iOnists here.
I, Is, indcCj, Interesting to observe the sym
ra,hirswhich cNrs, hctwcrn tn corresponding
cllss-s Of an countries. We have la this ~
public men Who entertain sentiments akin to
thos, entertained by the monarchis,s Of the old
world. They are. indeed, rnodifcd by the In
s,tm,tou, under which they arr born and have
hcu rrarcl. They are @r the immuuircs
and rriyilcgrs Of wealth aud power, posses
ing No sympathy tor Iho PoupIc. In Russia,
they would b, fpr the drspU,i>In of the Eupc-
TOT. and IN England iur the prrrUga'ycs OF
crown AMI the privileges ct the arIsiocracN.
In IN countries thry are n syog ot the vdiu'
uss--,hcy arc orroscj To an progress and al
IMPROVEMENT boz che political condition Ut srci-
,ty. Hence. when Do, political elements are
disturbed. and Su,i,N aud civilization ad,au-
rrd. thcy are ior bringing things hack To- their
Ola r.,.rous. ari hruoc, luasmurh as the
ro.ll. pr,.ou, Co AMI during Isis, bad very
much advanced. they ar uow u favor Of rrac-
uon ,y,7yuhcry such arr che policy aud
.... Dol. .T| ....rrrrrrn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-26
A Liar or A Shareholder.

Although a man is not necessarily either
the onn al the other yet the clitor Of the y,
Hampshire Sutesmin has drawn upon h.,
own head thir dread alternative. Some weeks
AGO Csays the ~ II. PlirioD the statesman,
in orl,rto hack up il, previous assertion that
me minority Of the Committee on Territories
werr s.a,choldsr,, stated that Mr. Richardson
Of Illinois. though living IN a free State, was
an owner OF slaves.
"Oir Of our subscribers at Washington,
ts,y. tn PltrIot) writes Us that, happening
in m,.t VI. Rirhlrl,pn, h, showed him a
Patriot cnltninlng a notice Of this bold as,'r-
ton of th. Sutrsmln wherupon Mr.. Rich
arlson at down and made out and executed a
CONVEYANCE by decd Of an hs right, tItIo and
Interest nm and tn slaves, "to The editors OF
the y. n. Statesman !" and Mr Fitch Ioinci
hun In the conveyance Tn, DECD is 10 Ln
,rn, 10 the editors Of the statesman, with Ihl
request that they publish It.
Now lfth1 Sut1sn1n told ths truth whoa
II asserted that these men were SHAREHOLDERS,
orcourr the editor, Of that paPor ar, how
shareholders 80
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flor the Oxford Democrat.l

GrSrLrNEs IL am highly gratihcd with
tho appearance Of the Democrat, and Judging
from the numbers issued since the fiery irial,
and from wha, lcarn'otherwlsc, with rcgard
to the manner in which YOU intend to conduct
your paper. That YOU are determined To aP-
peal to no bad propensity Of human nature,
and not to mix yourself mp IN petty disputes
ahou, local AMI temporary pollucals points
For this sm heartily glad, ! have long de-
sired to SEC paper conducted on this plan,
and now ! DO no, despair Of the qualification
Of my wishes. There arc many, know who
agrcc with me. M feeling nothing but disgust
~ the violence aud onc.Sldcnicss Of some Of
our leading party prints, ard at the uoncom-
initial course pursued by some OF them upon
important subjects, and feel strong desire Tor
a radical rrlurm under this head. We want
a paper which shall discuss great principles,
n an independent manner, withou, regard To
the dic,ation Of men IN high places, or low.
We want mouth through which the voice of
humanity NAV speak out in free and fearless
tone. We want a standpoint raised above
the blulcGclds ofcycry party growing out OF
lucal prci,dicrS or interest, from which pure
dcmocrau, truths may be seen m serene at
mo-phcrc. unlramcllcd blythe clouds of smoke
which roll blow. or the dust raised by those
riding on the hobbies of pretended reform
We want banner ct UNION, and not Of disu.
mon, which shall wave over the knitted host.
of men marching on to their destiny and not
over the ,caurrcd forces IT party factions
moving 10 their work of destruction aud OF
blood. wcwant paper, not TO specially "a
define any division Of party, no, To ad,orai,
the Dcmorrrry Ut tbs County or this Stat
1lunc. but g. illustrate and defend the Dcmoc
rlcy vt the Nation, Of the iri1ic American
people, whose interests are lnsgpanhly CON
ncrtcl. Such SlrS, trust and believe is o.
h. ilc mission Of your paper. / canuo, pre-
mi, mysrlfto fear that u viii prove ialihlys
tu .ts high trust Twill no., duum that You
will combine amanlv wisdom and courage rr
the discharge Of yourduy Your m'rTnzr
rrurw,dly engaged, makes a nuw epoch %
the prygrcs, ct our community, anal will on.
day o. flt a, such MANY eyes are upU.
YOU. muy hearts are With YOU, many tongue
are rraly io hlrs, YOU, many lcUru, wlsh-
are SECRETLY cherished ur loudly eyprr~o
,hl, yogr work may be- Ms prosperous, as YOU
r1usr IS just and that it NAV receive tr ~
iru,NC patronage i so truly deserves
\ Mas W ruu llIL.'
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The proposition, brought hcforr Con-us,
% thr prr,rut session, 600 relation tn thr public
lands. lud.rar, th' probable adoption of a
mon. liberal pIllcy n 'h.r disposition 90 set.
wl ,gttlgr, lIan hl, hitherto prevailed, tn"
sale oilhrm 90 small quantities Ia this class,
l,a sum which shall h1rrly cover lhr expense
rftlr.r.rNry and management, 0, a policy
that Will command ,he approval OF grra,
majority of urr country Against the old
pnlr-y of or.nrug our public domain On The
grasp uflauI .rsculllor,, the Illinois Duly
Journal urges the following reasons "a the
form OF ulcuora'ouc' -
IVA, It mo-, tho reasonable ami benevolent
d,.Ipn ut thr National Gommmrrt ouPuunr
III, pubI,c land. At the low prrca OF sI,a5 per
acre. IN ,,Tori the pror and handles, the op.
r,r,pp,,y or getting A., hpmr. and means of,up-
ror by selling ,hr,, land. To actual settlers,
and ,,crr.,In, the wealth of thr nation by
their PRACTICAL o,orauoa,r
,..-..,. .........I mo, ,b, ,Y,.
~ Wv L. - ,h, n,,r Of home,
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cent ll''"'' '''' w. w "'' II =. -
on mos 'A''''''' u" 1''''a', ,
win ''0''y' '"l''''' ''''
DO u'y NOT ''P"', '''' ''''''''' tr
farmers OF education BY increasing W, u''"'
cultcs and expense OF building SCHOOL HOUSES
and sustaining TEACHERS =
DO no, these hnihold'r make villages
sparse and small py DIMINISHING VIZ "u,"y-
Of merchants and mechanics uA' "ou'u "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-26

the consiituiionallty OF the PToNiso' "hich III
ycstipation strengthened and confirmed. liay-
ing taken counsel upon this matter, he lad
down in his Nicholson letter, four points
first, that the Proyiso is unconstitutional. I'd,
that slavery does not exist In Mexico. 81,
that il can ncyer GO there. ith, that the pow
CT of lsgislation upon this question Is vested
IN the people ola tcuitoy-those were his
opinions, and he wonld not sacrifice them TO
an abstraction or speculation.
lie alluded also to the unfortunate position
ia which Northern men who opposed the Pro-
yiso were placed The Senator from Alaba-
ma who have undertaken io charge him with
Inconsistency, and In dcnouncc his course,
had an EASY task. Tho South had wrongs,
1t is true, bu, none which could Justify a rev
olu,iou, AMI note which revolution could
rcc,lfy. They wcr' under the influence of
excitement with reference tn those wrongs
and the Senator uttered his sentiments here
under the lnhuoucc at excitement. These
sentiments vcrc cchocl by his constituents. -
Tho people at home supported him lie was
a step ahead ofthe orrmos, upon the agItat-
ing question, and was rewarded with APP
plausc. and vi, he undertook to dcnounce
those who were defending The Constitution
al rights Of the people Of the Suu,h agaIns,
oppression at home.
Ito alluded also IN the language made use
ofby Mr. Mason, In advocating his bll pro.
yidIng ior the rc5ap,urc Of fugitive savr.-
The senator, while urging upon Northern
men the justicc Of a measure which be- ad'o-
Gated. declared tha, 1t would do no good II
passcd-,hat il would b. worse than useless.
Such expression. a. thc,o-dro,. Senators
from thr North 10 the wall
Mr. Mlal inlcrpo,Ing, said that hrs rc-
marks we've misunderstood. lie had said
thar there Wa no hope except IN the loyalty
ofthc r"or'. that no hw could be- made #.
frcl,r, uul-., the people recognised THEREON
,umuonI Obligations,
n, g.. ,,.n,,,l II,,,iJ,l,5, dissolution
II, -. .,,h.,,J ~, ,,l,p,,y and BE-.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d.. ,.,,v.Ir
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IT.. o., a., f,.,,,. .,,,h -, measure. anal
when ,ha, va. done, be- would listen 10 lls
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81.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-26

CoSCREss. In the S,atc, on the Goth
inst, Ma. CAss submlttc few remarks in
vindicailon of his course I'd in reply 10 some
animaiycrsiOn in which ,. Clemens Of Ala
bama, who preceded HIM, al iaiulGcd. lig
is reported to haze SPoksas ioilows:-
He believed the Win, Proyiso to be I'M
constitutional lie csnked that when the
proyiso was first propose he would without
deliberatiou, have soted it. When be
wrote the Nicholson her, however, the
presented iischo his mind for a
calm consideration Of th.sholc subject. ],
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-26


or vhusa water, are seen shipping, typ-a'aI
commercial greatness, and ,br snow cldpaa
uflhr : era Nc,lii. made uptha back ground
while above b, rhr Gr.. usot,o Eur11.'
"a La,o aand ~ applying either to ,aa
runcpl, involved 10 thu admission OF ur
state, or ,hr succcss ut thr miner NJ work
Srnyor R,-,rrr,E,Sc. or Dr,Trra.
so G,yrLrv,v.-Thc New Yors Evening
Pos, ,ay, ,ha, Jonathan Hunt, FL. former
rs Ut New York, who somrUhl, strangely
disappeared from Charleston. : G., ah"uilao
years ago, ha, within a month past bscns..u
100 liverpool. by a gentleman Who bad iom-
rrIy known HIM we'll, and who had lnIrrt %
lhr same house. with him. The gentleman
recognized him Immediately, and hlI ...s
conversation with hm. VI lIuai aH '.al
hr l1d PASSED Two years 300 travelling through
different couutu,,of Eump" Mr liwH1s
a gentleman IT great wealth, anI Dos rrof
has created considerable rNr.tmui, Imsu..H
a,, on ths presumption that hc was dead, hs
'''''''' '''
Qucs Dtoruo>-lIrurW t""'-~"
nIl the article, ol t"od, boiled r.cr u.s. a.r's''t
900 lhr shortest un'--an hour. ~ i '.s'
contains '.a'''''''' ""''..''., '''''..' .' .''
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d, ,,., ~, J,l'rf Ana a., t.., ,.I
b,rr-.nr.rth,rc,.r,o, Ra,pi,,,,. ru-s.
and -,rtr. h,f orrapy five hour. arl asIi
the domestic Of All article, of fool.
ufc American.
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ivy 'h'''"'' ''' DOT '''''. '''' WAY d "'''''
ct ''eIfnd' about - years "'''
Tur LAKE IHorr fiNHiNo Is carried on
very extensively ~ M'o''i'ad U''' '''-'n
Inc Lewiston rails Journal SAYS 'hA' "''"'
sands OF pounds are carried "''''' "''' ''''
railroads To Portland AMI Boston. IN. 'A".
ernen have more than tiny tents on 'H' ice
making a regular business ct II. \ pleasure
party rom Gardiner returned '''' "','' ''''-.
'"V 'ou' '' wv l''''''''' "''-"' W '''
"a The chef Of he W'nnehago Indians
with about 1000 warriors, has entered the
county &" La~'"rd' "is'"n''n' ana Openly
threatened !" XII every "hl'e 'hh'p''''' ''''
the chiefs WIN u'e'' l"''''''S' '''''' "''' ''
COUNCIL on the Ia ' Rose r''''' !" ''o'''
plans to carry hoF threats into execution
NrLNcHoLr Ao'lpt>r BY D'"" Nl'''-
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COTrE Il Is stated, this essential article
Is growing quite scarce in the country. The
scarcity. has been produced by short crops in
Brazil by the obstruction Of the coffee tries
IN Java from, che eruption Of a volcano, by IN
jury to the crops in Venezuela from the rains;
and by the restriction put upon its sale N Hay
"a by the Emperor Soulouque
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A Good Movement,

Good MOypmpuf
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lrur g.,d. 10, ua'r r,,u0'wIl. %. ." elevate"
E.ua.ura.- anI hrtua...., aud Co mako pro
mrer. selfish and designing mon, vno rt''
rn Thought Co lhr ur'..H. oi 'I..r country,
Doc CONSIDER aIua. ing.ruNn persona. a.ernn-
.r.m.nr Nrrur. therefor. 'lHr 'H. lr.
.rr difficulties v|. hr 7t....i n oh. 'ra0
spirit of rumGun..-. aud '.a' ".r t..r.u.
r#utHncy sIIl uu,u 5000 to tHs perfect ia.H..
m.af u. .t. ..-H promise. On order l.'' ,..
NAV o.. dome. 1.r..Iy ad a-.w.nt u't.. v.n..
question OF .rvr boo OH. T.ru..- ,auuIi
... ar-,an.....I. and i..ai a- .p..U.., as .n-.
.H. NHHrr -.uud Boo lN Cor future DE-.
..n. Cor fm-. DISCUSSION mrr ir.,a'',
....H.r. future pNrremrut arI Jnrur TH.
.r..r cannot h, u.,t Ey w.rm.sI IT..
recommendation ul ta. pI.s.l.u uIl sew.
n.g O. rrulpa- u, c,,arr.,. and increase lrs
rr.-... Nrr-rt.r,.ur.u 81. wise, ri OPP
..... ., .r-. f..ITtar territory a-..rI i.um
v,..,. b.f..ft.. iD b- rp.r'rI with tn.
..sr, o.. rr-.rrt..a. rot.at Il -..l. I. a.
.r .a arry r. tHa d.I.r,u, ruuur, uE.u.uD
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a, CrfurS Democrat.
PARIS, TUESDAY, FER. "a 1850.
Conservative Reaction.

nrut Of thr general cause Ut l,hJr'y and hu-
uaaity, the var 1910 must ~ regarded a.
Ss..ly m1,na1ah'c tgr IL cOusrrvaIive nae
t0n. IN Isis, in Frame, Germany, Hunga- .
~, Rom, AMI CIDER S'a;rs of Europe, the
pc1plr rc,- upcn thor tyraDuical rulers, aud
eXtJIt,i fcut thrm concessions which, ifthcy
halbc,n duly Observed by The ruling and pu'-
ic,,l classes, voull have rrsultrl in 4 great
srrl.oraaon Of ths condition oG The popal1T
mass,s, aul IN ihc general improvement Of
s,,,riy. Sai.,feJN with ,hr,. concessions, The
p.g,lu ar, scat.ui, r1,, crydlt TO the ,lu-
crrtty = their kings. and permitted them 20
AGAIN cnrt large lI-rr Vas thc.r rr.s, err
70. rs n. event, ufth- last war h1y, proved
AHrr lIlr- D., rcnr'ru to state of ercyrl-
yhv .....F.au. ami Eau,-ug concessions, AVID
POINTS. vh.rh tary newer d.r'Euri 60 Keep,
trry Xrre crat'oi u gam time, to strengthen
ih,.r positions. 20 win b1c, their ami,s, and
s.aIIy o. trlI upon ara crush ,ag people,
II,rcr has CONSERVATIVE p1,yDu taken T.'cc
m an il.r.r ouu...rs gI Euor, Boz which ihe
r4rl4-I "a. .r rva.I u.m Bad hr'1 rl.s-
"a To. chief, OF, tr. c,ns.r ,Ht.,, system,
d.. F~r.rur, uf Russo and Austria. now rlut
a., ,A, t...a -r. -a,.I .a ,rr possessions ct
d.. ,srr,rF And r-.-r-.rr friend, ofrvpg'ar
r.-rN ar.l ,.ral r..gm. m France. tus re-
,-.r7..rs h.rdthyatr. rcrsyOus President
ar, .rlrr bringing ths sa,rumo1, hack tu o.
m01arrry arI t.r rsr.h -rmru' ui u0r ur-'r
OF l1r.E, rN.,uUE h,tuu uy revolution ri
ISIS. SCH .- On. 500. "i 'T.rr, on 'H. e"a-
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0oWGoa3S.
We make the following extract from the

scnla,yes on the 10Th inst, In Committee OF
the whole on the Presidents Message.
Mr.. vcuablc, of Ohio. said that the sccnes
which occurred yesterday had convinced him
tina, for long time things were tending Ia
point. We cannot avoid the conclusion that
there is great disturbing cause, and, unless
rrmcdicd, calamlous effects will be the re-
suit Nothing bu, Justice can satisfy the peo-
pie. and we should not shut our eyes ON the
threatening aspect. A. brave men, Il Is our
du,y To face the danger. The south complains
that large number Of the sntcs no, only do
not deliver hgitivcs, but enact laws To prevent
the carving ont the constitutional provision.
The north claim the right To abolish slavery
in the District Of Columbia, and Il that were
not enough, when the W,lmot pro,iso be-
ccmrs unpopular, another mode Of restriction
is proposed. aided by executive influence
The territory acquired from Mexico stobc
admitted rs a state with the prohibition Of sll-
very but what could b. expected from the
secretary Of state, the principal adviser Of.
President TAYLOR, who, when be- WIS m the
senate. voted To Incorporate the WIlmot pro-
yiso IN the treaty with Mexico. These are
the disturbing causes They wish Ia take
from the south their inheritance, and press on
them this question, and steal their uogroos
when they can. \ Boston ship lately carried
oil slaves frum North Carolina the ucgrocs
ro, into the country where they are called
chamin, and interesting. Ii cargo OF cod
f,h had been stolen from the north, ,horc
would have b,cn no end Ia tho complaints
Any man who gos- for the Wimoi pro,iso Is
frcc .oIrr. and al such ar abolironIsis.--
Iuwais ,hc unly state that has not conUNcd
At the stealing of negroes. Having showed
further th, causes of the disturbance aud, thc
character Ut the d,sturbrrs, including Vi
seward, the senator from New York, be- sand
hc wanted To hclour To no party whore VII
mot pr1,iso men W abol,i.onsls belonged,
bu, to the party willing TO do justice to doe
t..rrwfrt. aHI "a lilo ufUrIT DURING Tho Wrf.aI.
-. A. ,.ilt,. c,r.,,r.r,s tim,
a.. r-......,.,.,,, s.,,r ,f ,,, r.,rIr ,f
territories lagl,IltIng on slavery H. wanted
IN, ,,..,, .,,,,,,,n.... IN, ,.r.
-, ... ,...,.o,,,,,-, .,.,.,..,t fl, hmm o.,
adhered to. 10 SATISFY the south, thr VII
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rTlt is stated tina, arrangements have
begn made between thc Kcunyl.r and Port.
land and che York and Cumberland Railroad
Camr.r,rs, hy winch the two road. 7rr 90
connect a, wrs,1rook, thence running irtu
Portland ul a dogh'a,ack. Attack val AL
.p br lard from che drpo, on Prrhl, street 90
r.uno-t with hr =. :. q = road, so that "a
continuous Dine of rails, orthc same gagc,
VIII r.rh uululcrup,rlly from Augusta 'o
Boston. when ,br road j, completed.
t. Thr Portland Tun.run,-whch, by
,hr way. BIS one of ,hr best cuaduclrd aud
m1-, Interesting pap,rs 900 che Sutr--says
rlt "tlr pew Custom House va, taken ros
session. ui. un Monday a week ias', by The
Collector, and th, revenue Oar ho..lrd upon %
ior tbr fin, time. The principal TuOm Is
very .nrrou- and alry, aud probably is cN.
re'I.Ihy in halls 10 ,hc country
Carvrurrrrgr, NurrsrrD. Twoyounr
mra. usm,a E,.lrll and jackson, belonging
n N. uya OF jefferson, loo Co.., .a'o, wum
arrested in S.ovhrsan o1 Friday aE cIarr
90 with passing counterfeit money The
P-rs OF "Wednesday morning SAYS, hlIl, 'u
fha amount cot some so vsrr iuand, cthnr 600
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uul learn
The Young men plead guilty, and wcu
bound o,or aAl ordered 90 h. committed but
Ne learn one oithrm ELECTED h., rsrapr from
th, officer, who had hm ,n charge a, Angus.
IA.
Qurrr Brp CoRo The Bedford Mrrcu.
m state, ha, Capt, Timothy Colby ia that
city has b,d.cod made Of whales shows,
which has bycn 90 the Colby family. since 1910
200 year, and has been used by Timothy
Colby u N'ar', ana Is no" d, E"'' ~ ''1.''
me-" hemp 'od '''d'' u ha' never ''''
broken.
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IIou.e was saved only by the greatest cNcrlon.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-26

c. John Cal,ln's church at Geneva Is now
used by Librarians John causcd Sevstus 10
b. burnt Tor his Unitarian heresis-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-26

/, no, accome the Legislators to find a rene
dy'