Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-20

will carry gu, the principle, OF true RepuSli.
cani,m.
The new test of Democratic Orthodoxy.
Since the election, the Dumb have begun
10 speak on the Nebraska Rll. Before cleo
lion they would M, h1ltrl an opiuion bo,
now they ore not only ready to give an opin-
ION. bu: they are ready To bolslcr 1t IN by ar.
rumeni. This is commcudabIc; because
men as well as parties, II possessed ct op'n-
ious. should uo, hesitate to make them public.
Those Who haze hccn Dumh, now venture
m state. ls,. tina, Kansas and Nebraska will
be frcc s,aic, 81. tha, the Territorial bill
establishing them. asserts the principle Of
Non-iutcrven,ion 81 tia, establishes popu.
lar sovereignty. Supp,se tits were all true
as holy writ anil besides. were even in ac-
cordapcc Ni,h the Legislation Of 80, what
d,ccn, reason ~ apology is there to be offered
for repeating the Missouri Compromise aud
ir,achcrorsly Violating the "6ualny" charac.
ter Of the Baltimnrc Platform Why de- not
these Dumb journal, youchsaic a dcccn, cx.
cuse OF apology ior hi, violation Of right
The principle of "roPular sovereignty" Is
r.h, enough ard no man has any objection
To it. bat IT,, is no excuse Tor ibis miserable
lrcachcrv. Il d, sufficient ior Any homes,
mar TO know TIA, tho Legislation of 80 had
sanctioned ani sanc,I6cd the Mssoui Com.
promise and ,ha, Dourl1, and Alcli,oa had
given d, their vote and approval. an the
friend, n, this Administration, who voted ior
d, h,i every reason therefore To expect HAT
rhr, aud kindred question. would be consd.
er,d q, rest. 50 much, wa, solcmnly
p'clced.
TIN, Kausr, arl NrhrrsI, viii both De-
rrrc states. b, o0cn asserted. This m1y b.
ard u nav ur. Bot vhr'hcr trrc or not.
B., ro excuse Gr th,, piece of irs,chcry II
,rcy are hereafter free AMI .1rrj from tho
rerl rih'. unexpected ami rr1h LEGISLATION.
10 SIMPLY defeats the ,u.suruup ~ IT lcas, ono
ur rhr r,u,ss To lhr rr1h-s1,cs tho arrr-
mon, or tho o'lcr. AMI 10'- rr'1i AGITATION
and ,o,.r, roru'1, -roNr, rr~s'rhl.,'rs IN
rhr h7.s orrbn lrri,,rror n %. what mover
could bv soy Gir mc1r, hive hscn disturbed
%, ,'r-rol o' placed ir -rp1r'y.
In, -s,-,,,l. ar,.o. r'r'' ,h's Nm c''7h.
r,h., N,utu,e,,eruor by Corrrr,' no rhr
N,,,onrl Tsri'orr,. Tn, b., sh,m.-a'l
,P,u IN ao,'nrr h1, ,hrn.
Su-ro,a Cuh7 lno.L. :, the uo'on.O 90 com.
rr-,,. by rb,, hill. Isrr.,c i',c'furlhc r,.,,.
lsrs ofuls.nr aho1r slavery or passing .nch
lave. ~ &c may deem p'orrr Suonosr Ore.
CON. Nirre.o,,. New NcNco.or ral, apply
m- aln,,,,on .n'o ,hr linton, docs th'- hs
establish any rr,nrrI, vbl,h rrohhIrs or e..
nllly settles 40 slavery questions n 50, hoN'
This assertion ,s ~ sham.
AID vet. ,hl. Ncbrastr bin is now io BE-
talked into jsccn, company after 1t and it,
ab'u,, ar, phnu1lh'y rcpudaiei md il -
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tho next Presidency ani c,cy man TO he
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question ''"'P'' 10 ''''' ''' '''' W wv i'''
r'' ana l'''I'''a'' 'n '"' name "' ''''''' v. '.
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and injurious M '' immediate am remote
consequences Ih' People ""' ""' mere
fore trust these old party 'reN''rf' any lon
Ger. Ia their future aeU"n ih'N VIII form a
true Democratic parry on the pnne'p'e' oi the
Constitution and the early American Fathers:
and abandoning all those Who have proved
rocr'an, their pledges hey "iII elevate u"
power agents I" whom 'hel can uu''-n'n
legislation which Is calculated Z" sccllonallze
The American Continent aod the American
Union. They will place m power hereafter
those "ho nil lcok to the pcrpcin'iIon of