Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-02
The Nebraska Bill Passed.

wha, We have an alo0g said Of the NeoTa'A'
hu. tAa, with such House Of Representa-
u,ss a. We have at Washington, there was
very rryat DANCE, Gifts success. On Monday
,he bin passed BY il3 votes to 100, a meager
r,,;.yi,v. il d. tue. and mcaccr As Il was, an
artificial AMI fictitious majority, In which
mems votes were az variance with their con
victions. The administration have been ac-
lively and oPealy can,assiug fOr the votes ct
members, ever since CO., oil vas seat 10 the
Committee Of he Whole. The Washington
Star, one OF the Journals OF which the mca-
sure has an along been sustained, spoke only
two or three DAYS since otthc general rumor
that c'rrkshirs Boo the public Offices were 20 ee
conferred upon the i.,ais ot meaaeu who
yu,sd f,r the J.'l-a rumur which vas treat
cd rs authentic. AMI which nobody has taken
me trouble TO DENY or ji.rrej.t Indeed, It IS
well understood. lhs, aU llc influence Of pate
rouage and solicitation hos been cNcr'cJ by
,he Prcsjcoi TO secure 'hs passage oiihc b'll
Bot tor tl,s influence, continually .ui forth
and daily reinforced. he measure vogil b1yr
found in the House ODE t-rcu.aaa5 end 30
deserved.
Of,hc di,ho1or which 1mClsu-crc opening
20 he barbarCus institution Of slavery vast
region, eloscl agl.rs, d, Cor i.iri part Of q
century, mus, bin, upon cur ,oaa'-y, We
have ll.cajy spoken. There IS another point
uf,isxn which We mus; now, vlr,hy,w,'l-
ins Or not. look o., ,hc question. The prrs'-
J,ath1s taken a course, hy which ,be greater
rau ol,li, J.sboror is concentrated o1 'hg
Democrats p1r,y. Ufor him, ari bis al-
m.u.,trai.o1, auj upon a'l ,he ugnacu ir.rras
of,h, Nebraska 900 200 C-grt,., a,i upon
The democrats, panty v'1 gave '.e present,
Eyccuuv, h., power 81 mischief, Doe Teoa'c
villystihis great To'iuclls.u ct tae day.
The wings urtho Grr states have taken caic
that 90 part or,hr -o.t sha'i Dc laaal oa ths.r
skirts. Their representative u Congress, Co
a man. ,oicl a-ai-s, NEBRASKA t.I, ar l,iaey
bal agreed amor. urHsr'y., ,h1,te demo-
cratic party ofhc Norb SHOULD a.r aaIb-lr
tae entire responsibility oE,bem.r.arr. The
result &, inevitable; Srv-rI .s boz ,'r as-.a-
J8u,y In this s,a', -rI ,rr North generally
the dcrr,crat., party hl, 'r-,.rs mo-a' strength
iu Oh, free state. stripped ol,hs respect
of te people hy die misconduct uiihu-c who
claim 90 De- .,s leaders, ana whatever boost
NC may make ufgar rEre'.earwaN.us u'.r.-
islat.ra and policy boz rr-ar',r n'hrrgr.s,.nr.
the deed ofye.'r-'ry puts .s aam.aor.'y for
wears TO come.
Let tte remcmhr-e', tha' ,hrre arc tuo
classes orm-u a, ,he North ua.sr r,satm~,
..aeaLrrei by lhts .ruecg'u--'h-tlsios1y
those who arqui,s-rIi1 tar rnmgvu.-c COL
1850 and those vI, J.Irnt. Tie husrc'l-,
relied uroa o., promise made With s4rh Cm-
rias'. ana su'rmrHy Boz w r.u-.s .uu-u-
raI speech, ;ha, ,lr agitation gf 'l- slavery
question should never ts revived during llr
continuance crlts 5lm.a.,naueslfanyI0U cr
which De could c>r-, might prevent o.. DO
che very teeth or'h.s engagement ihsy have
seen him raas,a,p le made 900 instrument
f,r -ry.,.-- ,,..s,.ur.7 vr-,r-rg. vul.a'
ue-ssrtv. a.ruutrny u---rr. u- fn.r a-' of
the south. r.t -rnr'y ur uru-lt,ess. lat
virh the mos, deliberate rsg.lesrm.aau.a.
No, only ne rrru..s.C ihr compromise ct
1880, therefore. ta, .r, yer, friends a, ,rr
North. srs I,-7ly rrnf-l. IfWr FILLMORE
4,-f,rI Die popularity hv,l. rrr Ir i.rs
i1 ~, Ir-.grran aflsrn =. rhr s.a r.as-r.
i7 consequence. ry-'-F.l nun -gu.as,ur
90 the Presidency fzr yr.-. afterwards. l..
northern a..r,.-.-. ,rur-,'.l loo, 5.,1 r-,-
,,,,l.. AMI hr vAay part. defeated aaf
h.,,s, rp. vrs,msv cy-.., fnr rrrl..
t.rn or,hss sr.I greater ru,.,.e-r,ra-rs Jon
lober
still moe STRONGLY viii 'lr r.H, j.Hq.
probation and disappointment Dee expressed. if
the people shall see, as ,hrv rra,4r'g v.'l.
,ha, the admission orsaysry Doc, Nebraska
d, che preparation for yr' o'hrrm-asar. have
ing in view the accnai.zrmsat of The slave
Vower--'hc Wrestling of Cuba from >sa.a Co
max, several additional slavr states The c-rl-
i'1 Owe, other slave STATES, ,r territory ace
Gu,r'i morn Mexico, 'rl'H' renewal of Oh"
African slave ,r1lc. These things crrf-m.
PLATED ihs southern rlr115 a'rr'r srrrl