Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14
Tke Pertlana Adver.I.er Again.

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IN or last article iu reply o. r'e PaH1ri
Advertise. We affirmed tta, W. lr--ru 1b
No, hlrrr Co hr ah.'rou PARTY, ar. proof
made the following 7urat.a from a former
article .- tr7t r7r.-. om.',r- 'L- fss f-r
words "t' fts' rr. hr u-, on --.'..s-l
abo'r5ou.,,. Is hlrrr,r-rr.r v..H t.rm
asa c'-es." The editor complain, Of it.s
emission. AMI informs rs trr'. hv t'a' umr.
h. referred ,u 1854. vh.a VI Ls-cru OF
pcscd The moh, r1.-~d 60 Pc down abolition
is,s. and this does ret ccutral.rt vll. br SAID
ofh.s being an ahol.i.oa.-i i1 1855.
We simply made the oa SION. because 'l-
d,is.ir time would not erTrar ua'-.s vc took
10 the connection. and vJ supposed o., Mr.
Le-rct vas q, much opposed 90 slavery " %
that time" ard a, che time be opposed ,hc
Post Ohcc no, in 1885, i1 Cha-'r.'orS e.,
r'a,i,c 90 ir--uj7v r1rr-s, 7s hr ever rrs.
The editor rfitr Nl,sr~.-. r.'r.'tnt.-er
fr-,s 20 prov, W. Ir--.n', Arn.t'argE
sert.-lsg's eat iE-t time s1l ...l. .1 s..-
starc,. th1, for these sentiments he was i-r-'-
81 with an iniolciaHl .7.l, hy t'r democratic
pres ana PARTY arl rsra rrw Dee rr'aN.-
To show. bv quotation. ta1, lr- 1856, Ns
Lsrr,u, ahr- rralH--r la'.-.hs.-aa'-.s.
"ro-c rp from I's ryeunt.7 -r ....u.r
it," Bot now DE e',rr ,rs., 'Ws haa
expressly stated that 90 f~ a hr1lr.
connection with them 81, a g'a. .a' Iu ar
Nc suppose De haI th.a given t.- ,.. .r, t.
it,lc dour't" Istrata I,'. -uaa-. Co..
he VI, opposed and deserted o., de- pm.ra.
&c party " al that time" o. Dr. Dab "-.,r1
the subject Of slavery ha, Ut'- thought, --i
Of course hal sail l.ss'
Bot Ne still contend that VI. lrr--u Old
10, belong TO he abolition party True. a,
stated BY the Advertiser, M Lrrrr,', ua.a
his friends IN Is3-, cuJ-ayorai Q, s-r-rr h.-
nomination as candidate Coz Coa-r-ss, r -ht
have feared that on, "alyg-a.r. ana cham.
pios =" who were Democrat, and rat aio'.-
t.oas.s, " would seek 60 recommend him 90
popular support, by representing b.n as ro,
an aboli.ou.si," when De was one, 'I1i !,
in the ,lm. s-uss tha, democrats Boo tas i-..
States 80, generally, opposed 60 slavery i1
an is forms. jus; as We have alw1g admitted
But &c De ha1 800 connection with them ay
Glass or party, Go De v1s ra, 300 favor ola
scpcrzu organization, oroff5m.1s political
party, basel u.oa The ,.s-ls g-rsuo1.of sll,
very. kaoaia-, as De dii, tAat thc two -gc1'
lclIinr parties were vh.r ana democrat, ana
that ID, members Of i5es, Taruc, a, tie
South would d.T,r from the members Of
The sane parties a, tLc Nogth,uTun his
question. Consequently be always remained
with d, democratic party, anil advocated ts
principles, anj DOae ,he less because Dr.
ryhaScd ,hs wrongs ofiul.v.l-ll member.
IN the Fal Ct 1886, NJ l.. rg'.rgu. hcl
his interest in ilc y. y. Err-- Pa', -ri
proposed publishing weekly political IaIsr
70 be called 'ihe Plain Dealer" Tifrrop-
os.uos yrls elclun-eI ty DE j-uoruur
presses, rrucrally, and De- was ls'ig CONF
pIm,a.aI Cor bis a.,hiul AM uG,l.as .alu.,y
IN the cause uf political tua, -.l righteous
legislation. In January ls57, ~s b...1c, De-
commenced ,.,, publication. l' was bisA'y
approved as 4 democratic paVgr advocating
ths measures Of o., national Llmocfauc al.
min.s,ra,ioa /, depended upon the damot7a'-
&c party Cor It's seaport, and is editor VS. de-
slaroI the honest. talented and iclress cham
pm = equal rs';s, al ua..' ulia-s Ban.
ssif ras 20 Par-r Seas oH.l-- By '''e -''-
l.,.ln.zi Fl1y, 81 J,mDr.-is. So -i .sF exc p
tiuus, Il aay. Rishsl b,ll slI,.- s1--'.s 90 his
rev vaicrprisc. u las a sir'ng eu'r' Sas
uiads by The democrats to aoa.Eaie Mr. Leg
81. n candidate f1r Congress, nui IN 1882
Re VA oE.rsI BY our government the employ
usos, Of co.,islynt.al agent 10 Ccutral Amsri-
ea.uiich rs approved By ha Democratic
y1.t' alm,.t universally, aai A' was a''u,