Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-29


,csrcely BE- doubt, he vail establish 'rv'
lruoersiic policy. lie will carry oui The
rus sentiments OF tho reoPlo % Affirmed u
~ rc.o,u,icu, pss.eJ At tho CONVENTIONS o.
n and 81, =, which he Was nominated IL
gard To tho STATE, he VIII seek to uphold
10 Constitution snd sws, and while he vii
iScquistcs In an opinions on questions con-
,,o,sp ,bs iornrr coming lroJn the highest
,,ban7i in the State. hs vii, in relation IL
,Sc huer 10 a. every IN Magi'tra'e should
- ,h,, M laws are fu,hrully sNecmel.
.. Aoo,hs, consequence will br The cS.
res,ion ofa firm. consistent and constitution.
y anti slavery sentiment Aud on this point
ys shall evpect nothing rta-no'hing anti
democratic nothing sectional or adverse To
he principle, of the Federal Constitution.
VIVA, B. NOS, ueed,d on ,h's'uhiec' now aud
hereafter. anonr Americans, 18th North and
South. /, tue national ground. The State
It Maine should row take true stand
right ard lust posIlicn-and such m orc ~
true political economy and justice dictate and
require A ore of the sovereign States u
mi, Union and first in commercial marine,
,he should plant h,r,lfupon eternrl rrinci-
pl-s. and insist that every provision Of the
FEDERAL Constitution sh1ll he regarded, and
tb1, none shall b rrpudialei or anullcl.
81. Another ccrs-Qne1cc Of this election
will e ob,J,sncr to law. The reoPlc-'hc
d,rocncy-,bo miJd'irr in,errs, Of the State
desire obedience to an law. They lnoS
anon .rch obsd.crcc IS the foundation uf
.nc.s'v, r-sce sni hurpirsss 90 we'll ~
az government. They therefore ask nj ths
bands ~ the E,ccgiyc a srru1ulous regard
iu aIl laws. lrsv- are wrong the people in
the appointed way or through the Judiciary
moss SCI them right An executive has no
r.-ht tos1y whether law, are right or srnr1.
ii.s duty IS accomplished when he faithfully
executes them The man Who couu~ols d,s-
1hsd crcc 90 law 10 any case assumes a Ter.
r.h's weigh, Il responsibility, and his coun-
81 il more or 'css iuiuuouS 10 government or
snc.eiy. rs be- has more or less iHlyeocc in
me comn.ury. Wuhou, giving. therefore
one law ar, mon, prominence than aDUiHrr.
Ne have cygrv rcason Co believe one or the
consequences ofthc recent election w.Il Dc
higher appreciation of ana ard more in7n.
co Obedience 20 law. 1t men dI.Ttr as they
may 900 regard 90 The bes' form Of Govern
mrrt or she bc,i mode OF idnin.Sra,ou-'u
their dispute. assume tic hichcs, degree Of
-ruunBy and bitterness, u lea lu'v ihrv
uac'u thsu,.s'yr, not Jess than '1 their c0ua-
CO., auf ,lr.r God to obey tIs laws Tha-c
mus, b, d. ,yrI 0r society rn an organic form
mus, rs'.-. 40 good crzan VIII d.so'oy
'hs laws oithe state no vt,rh Do, live,
Sa-H ta,u alc srrs ~ ihe consequences
Which rar, t.,a rc-rz-l ~ urrr tr realized
~ 'ar fruit of t's rr~su' contest The Fen-
r'c-rrr trm'cu-y. the o1ly rrhrfl source
rfau,'oa,y have voted lls, true nr1 second.
0rr tr che dictates Ut their cvD cur.r..rrrs
o tIoui regard Goo party orc1u.l',rs. They
-sru|rrrI thus, vhr have MT hcrn lrrs Co
.hrmsg.rr, nr irre 10 r7uv principles Thry
have l.,s.' 'ur au honest. p.iIllu' ana capable
uau u- Governor. ard r'7rrIy asserted rhlt
boz their belief Hon. A.P Morrill, ssurh
b unn. Thy nave expressed fem a0l jr-
sru ned rrr"s'run 70 s'',sry cN'rrs.n0, nd
, repeal ur frrsI,m r,nnun.s's Ar'trry
have Granv declared that sIl laws ourhi'o hr
,teycd We believe ,hey have acted with
intelligence. W, acgu.csrc IN their decision
s.. rr, evil ~ the rsonlr,"' m1'nr.tv oft
whom, IL ,tsy.ral 'a~ Of the Republic.