Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

termination Of this meetng--and an express
ion herr this evening might perhaps be As good
an indication Of the sentiment of the County
as any ucc,lpe gotten up under the same CIT
cumsanccs. luilai part oflhc County where
he resides, very little had bCvu said upon The
.nhi,ct of a State Convention. the Pcoplc are
al ouic,. aud probably have not Yet sccn the I
cloud iuthc poliiirsl sky, thu, has eccn wit .
messed by the gentlemen from Ll'eru"re and
Paris. II an emergency had anscn he
did no, know wha, Il was, !, had M, been de-
6ned or named The public prints have not
asccuained What !, -, aud be- did net regard
the few meetings ,ha, had hcen held in differ
emf towns, 40 a iair expression II the wishes
Of the people ia reg.rd Ia Convention. The
msjo,ii, should govern. \ small minority
should not assume that they arr the whole
democratic party, aui cndca'or To break
through i,s usapcs aud iMcc uPcn the whole,
measures they dccm Incompatible With 'hcper-
pc,ui,y 81 safety Of that parry. !, may b.
uropcr ,o call State Convention; ol the pro-
pr,cty orihis the State Committee will b. the
Judge. They are the tribunal that Is to settle
| ihi, question. They are the organ through
which the party viii speak upon this question,
and with their decision, al good democrats,
DESTROYS of preserving the party lrom d'''rae'
ton. and conserving It's power and efficiency
so that - a plry Nc may opcu tie approach
inc Presidential CONTEXT With that couhdcnec
which united couu-cls inspire, will aclulosoe.
The State Committee ha,cpoi yclhad meet
in, a. he had been informed by his friend
Judge Raw.on. now by his side, one Of ~
mcmhcr.. Gcn,l,mcn should not understand
the wishes Of the people all one way. Ncl.
,hcr should Ne rush hcadloug fora State Con
,cn,ion. regardless OF Consequences. We
should look the Geld al over and cudcl'or to
cpmc to that conclusion that wisdom dictates,
THIS may b. a battle between the i1' and the
outs.
ITGcv. Hubbard has done anything worthy
Of political death. lc, him die No ouc pre-.
tend, hat the u,arcs of the party may not be-
changed Tor go,.d cause. Bot ,hc time hon.
Ord ulgcs Ut the party should not be- chang.
ed without cause Uagc, lha, have carried
~, forward through conGt,, AFTER conflict, To
victory and power, ar entitled To our respect
and d cannot b, vinkrd out II sight, that
II has BEEN customary tn gi,ctvo nominations
by legislative Convention. llGuy Hubbard
b, thrown overheard At ,his time, Ihc party
, Vill God usclf 10 4 minority VIZ. &. said
be- vas uo, disposed To auu,mlalc Gov. IL,
because D., gave h., official approval Of 'hc
y liquor Law Al,hougropPu,,d 90 come OF the
provision, of,hc law. and allho' hrvould not
. have voted tor the law a. Il passed slrll, bad
be- t-cn placed iu the same situation A. Gov.
II was, under an the circumstances oi doe
b Iasar, OF ihc act, be- mrgh, have icit CON.
strained ,o do precisely a, Cos. II had done
Our ucN general election Vill be- au ,mpor
,ant uuc, and II, result viii tell Joe thc Pu'r
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