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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18
The penarturc of Sims.


We learn from the Traveller, that AFTER the
decision Of Judge Woodbury. was given de-
clining to interfere in the case Of Sims pre-
partitions began tn be made To convey him
back. The crowd about Cour, Square con-
,inued through the night, bat not the least VI
olencc was manifested. cxcep, IN occasional
hoo,ing and Kissing. Al about three o'clock
a detachment Of about $50 Of the city watch
armed with stout clubs aud hooks, were
marched to the Square To preserve order y
little later, the police orcc, seventy five
strong, assembled IN the square. armed with
stout swords, procured from the Navy Nard.
They were under the direction uf Marshal
Tukcy. This force. after a Few cyolutlOus,
formed about the East door II the Court
House. in a hollow square, and word vs.
given 10 the 4. :. Marshal ihl, an Was ready
The fugitive Sims was lnrn brought down
and placed In the ccutc. lIc Appeared lu be-
perfectly sslfposs,ssl, saying that Ice was wi.
ling IN 90. lie was clothed IN a comfortable
sui, for hi, sen journey, furnished by lho L..
:. Marshal The prcc.sIun ihsn started
down Court street headed by the u. ;. Mar
shal and his Dcpuiics, aud followed by a
crowd Of about 100 persons, among whom
were one or two cl,rrymcn, aud several lc-
males Without ,iolcnc, he prucrsslun pas
sex down State street. The crowd occasionally
Kissing. and one person calling cor the ihun-
Jcrbols Of Heaven to be- hurled upon the
heads Of all ihu-c vhowcr Doe The procession.
ono man. with strong lungs, rcclird The
event. If the Boston Massacre, which occur
red IN that street. Amer reaching ihc cud
of Lang Wharf Il was found that brig Acorn
ua, already tn start. the slcamlug Hornet,
with steam up, bring along side to tow her
below lhe Light. Sims VAS taken on bo1'd
and instantly carried below. At about .
O'Clock che sails IT the brig were hols,cd, the
6,,,niprs cast oG. aud she glIdcd into The
stream amid the rruau- OF the crowd. About
tU,uty.Gy, Police officers accompanied her
down. To- return ia the steamboat. Six oiii-
crr, ro with the vessel To savannah. She
has tuo cannon un board, and her passenger,
and crew are fully armed to Keep oil all to-
uuicrs. Just 90 thc vessel Was leaving the
,,I,,,f ,f,r ,l ihr crowd called out ~ Sims iu
prrach hb,r, ,o he slave. \ prayer "as
offered by Rev. David Poster Of Cuarod.-
several hymus were sung.
The Abolition Vigilance Committee met ~
half pa., Eve and passed a resolution, asking
ihc people of NLS.achusclts To toll ilic h'l''
I'm the .c,craliovrs as ,hc new, reaches them
Of ,hr return OF fugitive slave lrum thi,
Cammonu calh. The military were a.-"m-
nuI a, Fan,wl Hal, bu, vcrc 600, called up.
on tn Def. A,so'clpck ,hr \. wen; OF with
q smart bgrrz'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18

al confidence in the man and will believe
nothing he says and will have no dealings
with him. Ills neighbor now, whose good
name has been Kept, nOt as a matter Of con-
science t may Be, bat Of business policy, Sc
cures the custom and keeps il, hccause he has
proved the fae, iha, be may be relied urou.
I, Is doubtless true as our freud suggests
that the true principle fOr the business success
Of the merchan, and Of the manufacturer is
TO be truthful anj honest. his the essential
mOnsy making Principle We ,hiuk hat this
all be the testimony & Cve-. bcucs, man
long ia business and Mo has been iucccssiul
IN Ms besiness II s then wofl mistake
Coz any mau " make, tn suPpcso 'ha, hcrus'
train himsclfio CORFU, system ct business
conscience which teaches that Il Is even roll-
nc. not TO say. right, IN order 10 sucrccd IN
his business. TEL The truth, said one OF
our merchants To a clctl bis u,t long since,
.icll the truth always, lgi dc c.Tt,t cymr back
or edge il is N, Only rrorusle cOure in a
loa- run
Th,rc arr vf cuursr. higher CONSIDERATIONS
than mere profit Which com, iu Go Sustain and
commcrd ,hc,c rriucipl,', which need uo en-
forcs-cn, OF Illustration boz ibis connection,
sine, ,hry arc apparent 90 40 Who turn their
aiieaion IN hatd.rcctio1 OlrohCci is now
To- lircc, de- attention OF 'hn-e Vho seem viii
Ing 10 disregard ihc Jaw Of christian coU-
-r.cnsc iu their business if hey can make
money. AMI Co show Co such, particularly
Young men, that they mistake true business
policy and h,l Ia their oh.g,i hy making haste
to b, iicn through fraud, fl-,hcoj aui dis
honesty"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18

iarmers-showiuy the best regulated and
veil managed farms-eNhibi,iug the fines,
cattle, sheep and hogs-giNinR fat contra
dic,ioa to the doctrine, that hooks wall no,
make good farmers ADD What, ia the csiima-
Iion e many, will be more than al The rest,
rs furnishing the ics, upd the proof Of the
whole, pu,,ins more money IN their pockets
than any of these who lave been regularly
bred 10 The busincss.
Tho reason some farmers have not been
more succcssful 10 trying the experiments rc-
commcnJed IN books ard paPcrs, Is because
they have tired ,hcn under entirely different
circumstance, uilhou, regard to climate, The
uaiur, or thr sod " manure. Bu' the tine
las cumc. when ,hc farmer 10 scltdeicucr
mast read net 10 h,comc mere 'hcoris' o'
visionary in agriculture; not to Keep con-
s,1u,ly changing h,s systems, but steadily
improving ,hcm bot bscausc to ensure sue
sc,, and Lrcq pace With others, be must kno"
vha, Others are doing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18
FAST DAY SERMONS.

On Fast day last, We had the pleasure Of
listening TO a very excellent sermun from the
Rev. Mr.. Davis Of the Baplis, Church in this
town, upon the following text, via. " For
the wrath Of man workeih not the righteous
ness uf God" James i, 20,
The speaker believed that an exhibition Of
wrath was not conducive to the righteousness
Of God. nor calculated to advance the cause
Of truth. To cpdcayor To effect rrform by
over ardent, has,y or ,ioleu, means may be
siuiul-a ,iudicll,c spirit wuald not insure
success. lie would not have men conform Ia
the wrongs OF the community, but he would
have them manifest a Christian spirit, and
inculcalr Christian sentiments, IN theory and
practice. as the bet means uf removing those
wrongs. Upon this principle be based hl'
wclltimcj remarks upon the subject Of intern
pcrancc and the wrongs of slavery. II Ne
rightly understood the speaker, be would not
have men rcbcllious agatns, the poNcrs that
BE-, nor would be have men exhibit their
wrath araius, the laws OF the land, although
they might consider them previously wrong,
but he would recommend submission tll by
Christian effort these wrongs could he reno
we'd. and the evil complained Of be overcome
with good. Still he utterly rcpudialcd the
idea that would suppress all discussion uPon
the odioJS wrongs Of slavery, or upon the
Justice OF injustice OF any law, or OF the Prin.
ciplrs of government. - contrary iuthc genius
of liberty, and directly opposed To human
prorrcss. He held To the Investigation Of all
questions, imporan, to our ci,land religious
interests, in a right spirit. We might not
concur with the speaker iu an the sentiment,
offered. bu, IN the main, Ne were highly
pleased with the discourse and could but
wish thai, a certain class, who seek notorici,
bv rockies. exhibition IT their wrath against
nm those who's, views, however honest, are
mol, 10 accurlancc with thc.r own, bad been
prcscu, ,o hear 10.
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Pns,. sor the Advertiser.

The Ncw YORK Express Of the 9Th inst
has the following article. |, embodies facts
and arguments Of the highest importance ia
the agricultural. manufacturing, commercial
and shipping interests Of Maine.
We especially call the attention Of the
Wing merchants aud shiP-owncrs Of Portland
to these statements. As the matter nov
stands, they and their interests are represent
ed solely by an abolition organ.-ArgW'.
NAME, ASp rur Souru--Thc Portland
(Mc.) Advertiser is doing it, utmost TO bring
its ships and sailors into collision with ID,
Southern riucs, where these ships and sailors
CO. Slavery, the editors daily reason, Is
,hcf, robbery. rascalily, crime, Sc, &C.
and hence. II sailors reason cven by instinct
to sly nothing of logic, i, will be right for
them. when In Southern ports, not only IL
steal oil slaves. but TO excite them To arson
anl instruction in any way.
This. il strikes US, will, II the Portland
Advertiser succccds In It's experiment, ~
rather a costly one to Maine. Indeed, d
Maine thinks 30 bllly Of slavery, her SHIPS
o,rph, ma, ia freight slave made cotton, sugar
tobacco. rice. Sc, SC. According To the
Commerce and Navigation Report Of 1850
Maine has 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18

4 Coon RuLE \ mau who Is very rich
now, was very poor when be was hoy.
When asked how be got biz riches be- replied
"My fltler taught mc never Ia play till my
work was finished, and never In spend money
until had ned II. Ii had but half an
ho.r's work ia a day, must do that the first
thing. aud Ia a half an hour. And after lh.
! Vas allowed to play; and ! then could play
with much more pleasure than II had the
thought of an unfinished task before my mind
! early formed the habit Of doing everything
IN time, and 1t soon became perfectly easy IL
do -. !, Is To this owe my prosperity
1t every boy who reads this 60 and do like
wise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18
AFrrcrATION OF pENEvOIENCE

w voics Is more common m these days,
than TIA, Of assuming. for selfish PURPOSES,
the ruiso Of extraordinary bcng,olcucr. The
rial friends Of humanity are often pat IN tbs
shade by mere prrtcndcr-, whose only claims
a. distinction D., 100 length Of tongue and rlau-
,.h,lnv Of manner. And in nothing is This
more uuc iban iu the cause ofpopular Ctuca-
uon. IIcrc aHj ,hrrr aud everywhere will
YOU see ,hcsr st--coa.u,u,ci guardians Of The
school AL ,Ac teacher, talking IN rap,urSs OF
the rl1riou, futurc. and bcwai.inr IN pi,cous
pl-,uts the rrcrious present Quantities Of
r-mlrolc they daily cNpcnd in proving what
rrtoly denies. and thus iu,rus.bly gaining
rrrsoraI Influence. which alone they srck.-
The State IS bound To assume ,hc education
.l aIl hrr children. he rich can have uo bet
,,r insurance upou their property than is Co
found 20 the Instruction If the Icopl, ,-ro-
rhfrs s more worthy Of Th.laa,hup.si, Than
20 hhor ior thc education OF ,hc rising r.ucr-
alton: nothing more rsrroN minded, moro
h1rllror, thaa go hr indifferent 90 this mag
rs,.u, object Trlrhcr, should d. Cnc1uu-
r,I They stand in moral point Ut view,
1'u,, arI beyond any AND every other pro-
fs..gr. w must De- something lur To-
,r-hrr. llc mg,, surely De- ",lr,a'rj.'-
sch +. ,hr every jay strain of strained
philanthropy doughty enough n d.rtoa,
deep r.-r-h boz design.
Bril, philanthropy 8, nu, un', famous
CO.. ,hc spread and support oi facts, SHOWN
ana admitted. la, 10 j. mos, unfortunately
blessed with disastrous fertility ol e,a.u,
To b1n- ihr rs.l method Of discipline ,luc
urr.. bg Sa'rwa1 arl pnru-r, Boo ihr za'
of c'.ry. without IamH- Oh. j..gr- .t.o.
a, u- rr.'. rri o.. mean, h..' adopted ta
t.. nature. to su'-.tut. ihuss " m'f.rmram
-rgumu.rl.I hya wiser iira solomon.
Nul .r uar school. a-r rrrera',y without -og.
.rm.r'-v.iansl moral distraction, because
Co.,. .. rr'y Or. uurh ofthr minister o1 SUI.
lrr. ana h., Instruction t-v rh..lw hrar ur
urr arl, tf DE, DO hear 70 B., Disguised
With iu., ur iha, ulJ system, With iat, u, ihai
url .gluul b..,-1Hd "a y,ar'n- .s very o'd
uurs-ar1 caaao, o. content uN things ore
Glanced Meantime. thr teacher, amiI thg
Ul.rl ana whistle og consoles innovation, BE-
a.. 5000 l.. ...........t IN. FH.r.t.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18

E,,r M,um,s, April o, 1851.
CAPT, MrUEw klllrH, Who ha, bccu
tending the L,gb, on Libby, Island, Machia,
river. some four years, ha, been removed aud
a Wing appointed iu hi' place. Capt heller
LETT the island, yesterday morning, and says
that soon after starting IN his boat, hc slw
The Prc>cn, incumbent put out the light, and
iu about I've minute, he saw the top OF the
building ln flames, and it was soou burned
by which j, would appear lha, our coas,ing
vessels will BE- deprived Of the customary
light on Libby's island, cor some time
Capt X. knows no, how the accident occur,
r.I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18

hsdRe WR--An insane woman in ono oI
our hospitals, became 20 unruy the other day
tina, It vas necessary to confne her in room
by herself This was more easily said than
done, however Twas no, until she had mas.
tered several Of the attendants tina, she was for,
chilly lifted up and carried by four Of then
towards the room. Finding herself overPow,
cred her whole demelnor changed, and with 4
look Of comic resignation she said-"Wel
I'm better or than my master was. lie Wa,
carried by one ass, Juf I'm oarri,d ~ four
IN. Y. Paper
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18

Grr,r Far rs Nrw NoaE.-Ihc fire on
Bruldvay Thursday morning, destroyed five
buildings on tia, lhouulhaU and three on
John street, beside, the injury To the Howard
Hotel. The los of Hudson y Co., lhc large
dry goods establishment, WHERE 1t broke out,
is estimated at $500 900, OF which $4,000
u co,crcS by insurance in numerous offices.
The Howard Hotel has the furniture insured
for 100000. The fire is supposed to have
been the work Of inccudancs. The stove
employed ia heating the building had not been
in use Tor several days, aud no light was OBJ
served BY the Waterman on that route for
nearly an houf scioru the alarm was given.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18
AGRICULTURAL.

~ We intend O. coai.uge 90 oltr Whatever
nav seem 20 o., 90 ls voahy Do attention o.
The mains,ay Of oar ,oaa'ry'. prosperity. vg
shall occa.,ually write ur s.'rr' article, ig-
Tho Drmoc-, upon hr ,.hrc' OF as-'.l
turc DO, co. ,hs pirFrs- o. i'rr'.r- Do. 30.
tcr,irn of cgr reader, from agricultural T.
rsrs. o., 20 induce ,hrm Co ra'rus. i'--r.
especially DE- "Nlrs Farmer of 0ar o0u
S,lic. as important Co their GrnHr Interest
AID % G-uish somr information u.un obs
sub,,c,, To- our T1lroas Uh' NAV ircl u-ah'.
TO ,akc ans other I7rcr Nothing gs wanted
10 rlary the Farmer r1 ihcmoi cryiah'r ..'u-
alton. bot uio-c attention Co those periodical,
sul books which vii enable t,n 90 profit hy
The improvement, o. Others, and Co hecumr
better aciua...rl with agriculture as a s-.-
cncr.
The advice q o.. Justly celebrated Bake
wei, a man Who DID mucpr'baps Co ad,aasr
the Interests Of the a-ucgtu-a'i,'. arl render
him prosperous. than ,uy m1a Of ths age, 90
those young friends who as hmr-, called
upon him, vas, 90 "s7arr uo pains 90 Know
what others were doing The could oa'
be done through The medium % agricultural
journals, anil be- was as may veil 'e sar1'-
50. one OF ,hrir able, advocates, as vrl. MS
constant contributor 90 thr.r l1-rs. ENgrrI-
crcc has shown, that 60 o. a succ.,.i.. Or.
mcrai ilc present. dHy--tu ca'.rihr ,a.' .ol'
OF agricultural composition ur riral '.rr--
mas ms, know what o'hrr, 1-r doing %.
mus, Or lc1ra,-,od With che improvements 'r
hu,banlry, iu la','f.S1,in. machines, in 'h'
preparation srd application &C wlH.ro,, AMI
with tts new anil improved breeds OF cattle
mi sNsrP tha' are slmcs' yearly being intro.
drrrd
To I0Ss-ss iaJs knowledge .."'r thing"
make q good usr Of % ls quite an".n.r. Iae
fret De- most acquire from cN'-r,.'. r'-oa7.
observation, Or from .-uculwu, r.aa.n- g.
the last musi De ,h' result Of reflection, come
biayi with experience. Without 'h' h-,' hr
Will b. behind che age without 'hc lT,' be-
will b. 81 farmer so random. a men, VISIONARY
an d.-ory Incompetent '' h'' business, .aa
Loser '' practice. '''s'"'''' -.''' '''-.
mfH', .' required 70 render 4'-..-... SNOW ''
e'i'' ''a N','' '','. '"' ''. ''..
result VIII Dr. a 'a'''''l'' '''.'-'.
Many OF us '''' '.'+'.', % ",
umr' we mean those Who "'A1' '' '.'' ,.
81 their e7p''al and realize ''' I''''.'' pro-
h''' are men "h' '.'.r.' .''' '''"l '''...
Win long ''''''.'''.' '''.''. ''.'.'' '.'.'''
isa'-'a'' gu ''' A. ,''..'. N. ,,..''.
"' 'a''' W.. ''''''"''' WIN '".
'A'''.'s' ''.' W., ''','.'..',' ''-"' W.
''"''' ',' '',, 10, 49, - "'
q. -'''''- %" w.. ~ -, - ''' -, ,'..
'." "a ~, ...l 800, an ,-cl
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'-'a 'as' '.'.' ''' ''.. "'.. '' .-
OF ''' ''''''' ,'.. ''..., o' ."-.-.-'
catering ..,' ' WIZ. cue ''
g.. ''..' ..''' '' '.
''''5'. w 20 ''..'...- '''" '.'.. INFANCY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18

ANorurn LrcEY Law FrRM Every one
has heard uftic wonderful success Of the Gm
Of Fillmore, Hall Is Haven. There is alsc
a firm IN Ohio which is on the high road Ia
almost a. eminent success. GIddlngs
Wade & Rannoy, late partners aud Attorneys
at Law in Ashiabular, are apporlloncd Us fol-
lows Glddlug is a member Of the llous, Of
Representatives Wade Is l. :. Senator
and Ranncy has been elected to the Supreme
Bench Of Ohio--a pretty fair deal.
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sherin,s Sale.

ONroED, -. Apil ~, 1851,
Fl'AkEN on Execution aud val ;. odd AZ Fob
lie Auctioa, 1t The Office ol John J. Perp, in
ONfoul, on Moalay the seco5.l day oG jun seNt, ~
2 o'clock IN the afiern-on, all tho right IN rlHhy
that Joseph Ra,sell bad sn iae Jay % the attach
msnt 90 ihe original writ, To redeem The premises
upoi which be- nov rNes. ~ oNofd, In said counly
oi ONIo.d, apd bOaIsicd as hlloNs; west GA The
road souih BY Joseph Wilson'- lanil north b, :.
;, SMITH ahl, containing hitV aers moe % lc,'
the same being subject TO a mortgage 10 lchabod
Daulett, fsf one hundred and four dollars AMI sey.
enty seven cents, and dated December p. AID. 1873
10 MOSES CIIESLEY, DcpS shh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18

The Postmaster General has decided that
under the new postage Law which takes effect
on the Is, Of July. weekly papers only are
entitled to circulate in the mail free Of post
age, in the county where published, and that
in estimating the various distances mentioned
in the Act, the office Of publication is the
starting place and no, county lihes.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

NIrHEREAs LARRY G. WRIGHT, then Of
w Livennur, in the Count, n ONiOui, on tbs
2,th dsy Il FEBRUARY, 4. ~, 1919, by his used ni
Moftgsgr II that date conveyed o. thc sul1'rilsr,
CERTAIN real estate situated as.i yuug IN the town 81
RoSlnr, ~ the Comfy 81 ONiofd, Nh'sh deed OF
mortgage - r,aoOssd " the Osiori lsrgi'tN Of
Dccl,, Iloot y, rsgc. IpS ahi 100. And ~hsfr-
>. he conditions Il said mortgage have bocn boo
ken thi. public notrf - gwen nrrclo,e lhe sam"
trfab, a. the statute ~ such case ma H. and pro-
Nsied, ABEL MONRob.
LiVcumore, APRIL Z, 1851. 3wlO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18

\ lIr-In "ye oldcn lymcs the meeting
house, were fitted with two galleries one Ter
each sex. \ minister at Newbury Was inter
ruplcd one Sunday in his sermon BY aialking.
lie ,topt short IN hi, discourse and remarked
tha, he wished lhat talking would cease 10
the gallery, directing hisoye a, the same time
In the womcn's sidc-whcreupon venerable
spins,cr arose aud said that twas not IN their
gallery. bu, on the mems side. "l'm glad oi
il, then" replied the parson, "ior then iiwIll
b. likely To stop the souncr.'
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qa,. 100, ?o,.o,s os 5Or ~ IS

Number ol ship, owned and built in Maine,
10 the year ending Juuc, 1850:
sh.p.. nns.. S,haourr.. slar.. Steamers. Total
is7 IS rs a25
Total Tommy. T,u. anil e,'h., i.2li75.
Maine !, thu, the Gr,, Ship Building State
IN the Unlun. Ships are her great article OF
manufacture. She has the hrrc,, available
sa cons, of any State in the Union and hrr
land owners find In ben shipyar, the very
hr,, m1rk,, ior their timber These ship
live and c,.., upon the heavy irrirhis OF
Southern ports Tho lie OF lh, frtIghIug
ir,rrr,, Of doe North D. the slave made pro.
duct, Of the South. Tho Federal Govern
men, creates rrih Great f-r'glung interest
Of Maine a nvrugaly of ,hr cuas,0I-e trade.
The South la, lev OF 900 ship, hui under 'h0
laws. Doe Sua,h consent. ,o gave to ihr na'.
cation Interests of sucl- States a, N1mr, %
munorol, oi irr,.hl, from New Orleans Co.
Bo.,an-or l,um Maine 20 Texas. California.
~ Orron
N.,..,n.l... ,l..,l,pg Journal in such q
s.. a.. ,,,.,,,, L,. mann, ,p,r,r.r. ,r
u... H., ,,.,, ,,,., ohio, G,, Stale. ,,r,lh.
,... W ,,J u,..,,in..,,. , b.
,...'..u......,.,,.,,,.,,.,..,,,,,,.r .r,rI.
-. s..',,.,o ,,rn,,, yb,,r ,,a,..
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-. -. t.,, b.
-. -, cen ,,,o,h ,l,, l,, ,r
.,,,,,a, .r,,. mad, r,olyc,s. II is rrl, Dol
80 n ..,,,,.r ., ,h,l,.b the crime.
i,t..p,,,,,I ,J,.,,.-.,' II. ..rr,rr ,r
., .r.-, r..-.,,y ,rl f.p.,.r..u. a.. l,rh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18

Harry QuorAuos Mr.. bulwsr, IN cio'irg
his remark. At 'se late Maersady fc.ti'al, cited
what C.cao onoe said Of the great Roman seior'
Rsscius, a. Applicable ~ the man II the occasion ;
ellie Is man Who unites in himself yet more Of
yirtpc than Of ialea, ,e, more Of Truth than Of art,
and who. having digni6ed the 'osne b, the various
portfai,src. oT human lie, dign6es yet more this
assembly b, the oxamph Ofhis own"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18

c5rThc Advertiser says, " We hope that
yorrrs will learn to depend more upon the
position. the we'll known principles and sym
paihics Of candidates, as gathered from their
pa,, life, and less u2on promises and pledges
made just before election
And 80 jo We, but what then will become
mi Mh.rnm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18

Gas. Scorr DECLINES "THg SouP."--
General Scott declines the acceptance II a
dinner rendered To him by large number Of
citizens Of New York. lie remains in the
city. not yet having selected a site lor mill
tary asylum. The farm Of General Harrison,
at North Bend, is spoken Of as the most IA.
-.-ur.IIr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18

Tu, gave, ,hc wings I mlIou'y 600 POINT
ballot. that D.. allowing them three or tour
urr ,olI.r,. Ia, nutatalI probable Ihllihey
can choose their governor and State officers
AstoaU.S senator on election will b. si.il
more difficult.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18

.yTbr ah,lr,ou.,, paprr- predict that 'hc
papers ln M1uc will not publish
VIZ Raaioul'. speech made a, Lynn. Prbs-
bIy they will not Whrn member Ut their
party jumps oT II ,hc Democratic Platform,
lhsy never think d, necessary 60 publish hls
reasons. which aye ba, caavr,ugcd Al best,
Cor committing political salc.dr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18
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