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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-04

Democratic Convention. And the specimen
becomes ines, when i, J, remembered that
this organ, its manager and writer received
the thirty pieces Of silver furnished through
the fundamentally OF an infamous Board OF
Trade"
The people, through their own appointed
delegates have nominated Cen. Peuy for
Congress. Their domination is met 10y sneeis
--jenuncialions and inlsccu, abuse by 'ho
Oh boiling Board NJ Trade organ. 1t cannot
frd On argument against him but attempts
In Tie lowest and mos, vulgar manncr to eN-
cite the prejudice Of the people BIS s'iGma'lz'
ing his nomination, ne the result ui BoaTd
Of Trle, and by calling his friends "abol-
lioais,s, wings and a molly crew'--ihc very
"snk of corruption" Such low, mean stun
can ouly cumc from lcau--iae "vcry s'ga
Ut corruption" II shows that whoever may
be ia lu,hor he Is aciua,ed by anything rlih.
or than on hoars; impulssor 40 honest iri'n.
ton.
bot why excite this prejudice : Why is.
sue This low abus,i Why charge the
people IN their ac,on II being orcr'icd ur.
on by oaly base motives Why all ,hi'l-
The answers plain. li,husa Of one way Of
thinking on the N,br'ska outrage vote toselh.
cr General pcrry will be elected. His cleo.
Ion j, su;c. The o,lcclol charging the geo.
PIE with corruption IA The uomiualionoi Gen.
Perry is therefore To call 90 the support at
Wigs ani Others So 81, to jcfca, him. They
cannot dc.c,, h,r hy arrlmU'l, humcars.
the, therefore r,soa to srccrs a1afu ard
prejudice
People orlhc - Congressional y suic,,lrr
as &C, ,ac psu wisdom, reason and c.,hdo,
an ,his Congressional matter Whubcr
wings. dcmocrl's or free ,o.',rs. e., - go ,o
the polls and vote ar,Ia, man rnly who win
use ils ll., o','r, 60 pcrps,u.,c DO, sauc,uy
OF corturls, and rcnio the principles Ut l',-
rrty as li'd down hy olr fathers. S1mrs are
rnhrr in ihs msu,r ThHss. prnr.p'r,.
ere ubal So jr,,rc. Thrrc can ,a J., Two
side, DO tbs ,u1n. one ig favor of Ne.
1usta trrr,ars art slavery rv'rns.u1--itr
either ac'us. D. .p.ir ct t'rrt, fjr-
doe ui panty Iaca,, ,he,, .nc.B .al l.,r
charges, I'l us place ou- uust in Grj and .u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-04

We publish the Nebraska Bill tbs week
together with tia, Of Kansas. Oar readers
will Of course give them special examina-
tion. They will learn in then BOW the un
ion has again been saved by the agitation OF
Slarerv-lhe ,iolalioa of the Baltimore Plat
form--,hc repeal Of the Missouri ComPro'
mise-and the extension Of slavery INTO Ter
ri,ory secured By law to freedom, They
will see in its proper position the li"'e
.snmp speech" which establishes the new
aud sham principle Of "nOnin'erron'ion' and
"s1uat,er sovereignty" which means that
tho slavery question must never be renewed
or mentioned ,ill slavery aud slave property
desire it. Read, examine, investigate
y. b. we DO no, publish these Bills at
tho United States expense or by aa'horl-
ty''; no, having been attacked With tho sup
plemcn, fever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-04

bringing the same into market. sections NUN.
b.red sixteen and ihirtv-siX 10 each i"""s"lI
IN aid Territory shall b. and The same ave
hereby reserved tor thr rurp0se % no'"E
rlioJ io s-hnols in said IcruioTr' ahu w 'nr
S,a,ss ,pd Territories hereafter TO be erected
cot 0i The slu.e 80.
O. as AuJh 70 further enacted, Thst
,,,,,I ,,,trr,,.f., proviied by lsV, The governor
60 --..,;,..ry rn,v jcfge tEe Judicial d..
,,,. ors,I Territory. assign Tie Judges who
NAV b. amounted for said Territory 90 The
ssve,si districts sr3 slsn sProin1 The times
ard places tr holding courts 20 che sr,e'',
csaniirs ~ Subdivision in csrhut said judicial
d ircis by proclamation. 10 be issued IN I'm
bot the legislative assembly, NJ their hrs' W
uav subsequent session nav "Tganita a'ef''
tnuAifv surh ~ ii.i,' suiet', sud ass'rn ne
intge.. snd ancr the times a1i pisces OF 'o'd'
inc the courts. a. 10 them SHALL seem proper
snt c,,nvrniru, .,,.
Srr So Add h. ia ftther snictri, ihN
al ofEr,rs o. DO rrroiutri hy tto tf's'l''
b. ara Wih the gdyir1 -ri consent OF INC scr
si-. G,r The Territory Ui k1rs'', who, n' VIZ
toe of,hs r-,, .r-s of ary 1v uuN existing
90 which r-,v Do -rec.sl during lhc Trr''T
Corrrsss. are rrru'r'i Co rive 'era'" ~
rro-ev, ihat ,~sv be- INTERESTED With tHcm i''
li.trr ,-larri sh,' rive suef security, 10 s.'i
tine srd rl,.s srl '1 srch mrrrrr o., lhe sec
rotary OF the Trrrsur, mas rrsscr.he.
Sc. 81 Nrl b. 70 irTlrr ,n7'itI, ..'
~ treaties. Isvs and ,ih-r o'lrnrcii, ..'''''
hv The ~oyrrrw,rt ,rlIa United Snifs wi'h
,Ns T1Ii,p triI,rs nh btnF thC t'frIt'r cs ri'-
b-ae-l viih this vi, 'ss'l he nraialN 'n'
.l'y observed. rrvil. srrruinr .u''h'nE
rDai7irr3 ir 'hs 10 SOD ,,r' he eN.s'n'
7-r--..r az s-.rr. el.r'-rrr 90 sid .'' '">
>. r,r,I-r,t -.'r - s1r-r -nErrs aud "ul..s
which are now rrrsrr,i.j by Iav, rNcrn' tF''
lNs Prrs,lrut ri trr l.rr,' Sr'i's NAV 20 '',
discretion cr1-rr ihe ic1rn0 % 'fn "'hc' d,
n-rr-,-7Icat IN-rHvl Nav 5o,h ls,'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-04

"Thc Portland Advertiser as wei as an 9th.
or wh.e rarc,s hive raised rhc Perry fac. az
f,s 7rsoihe aln'n'on lnquircr. ,nl an ,hr
faction o,,ans n,l.s Stale Wa, an c,ts-
G,'surr hr ,,s wli-s and Morrill, fiction
all swallowed mp IN the abolition panty.
3D., ihey are an democrats. hound 10 vote for
the same candidate lhrourhnui Tmly they
are an In "a blrzc oi glory" Even the dem.
oc,al lamns tic cru..g, ,.ta.o vl,h linl
rra -. although 1t rcmarls. ironically rer-
hans. that his election would odd briIlIaury
and glory tn the ra,riolic action II an inls'li.
gen, constituency" How llzz'.nG the scene
smoked glass will then be in great de.
manl
Norg. What democrats they must be lla,
will ,hus yoke up with NhEs and abolition.
ISIS. AMI unite IN lho support Of mcu and
measures always adverse 10 the democracy.
VIVA, Jemucral 81 blind lha, be will M, see
lila, the combination is .be very sink oi
corruption What well tried democrat will
rouseu, 10 identify himself with 80 molly a
crew" [Norwsy Advertiser.
Tie above is a lair specimcn OF the liicra.
turc, airness and animus OF ilie old original
coalition organ Of this County. II i'a fine
specimen Of the new docency organ that
presents for It's cubernaloral democratic can
didais mdH Who has held Office iohy-one
years, supported John Quincy Adams and
Harrison, aud who is "head and shoulders
above all other candijaies.' The specimen
is still facr when il aforementioned that lae
author Of IL is an old abolhioIial-and the
author of set of abolition resolutions,
vhish were deemed unlt to bo received in a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-04

Oyg PARIS ORGAS SusFESDrD. The
Eastern Freeman is hung-suspended-inde-
dnicly. Others would be compelled to iol.
low the same example, were no, tie United
State. Treasury 40 rich in means 10 supply
supplements.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-04

Thomas i. Measher, the Irish exile St
tempted last week 10 horse whip Mr.. Mc'Mas.
tcrs Of lhe Christian freeman for m abusive
article in relation to Meaghcr's personal char
acler The attempt vas made in the open
stree, in New York city. Both parties were
taken before the police Court and bound over,
IN the sum Of $500 each, to keep the peace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-04
THOMAS It. BRowN, Editor.

Tenns.--.Ons dollar and ans cents s,riyih IS
,pv,xrY, op.. doll,raui ssvcn'y.h'r cents With
in .ix n1uths; tuu dollar. at che c1d u The N'''
10 whirA GOV cent. v,I o. aided ior ev,y year
r. which paymsnt +. DELAYED,
AnyrnfisrurNrs,a sgrts9 oarlaso1ah!cirrms
he rrupr,st,r not Icing arcewuho i1r any 'U'i
bg,oud ths 1m1uHi charged ~ ihe ai'ci'',sm,n'.
rs. n. rETrENGill Co. 10 NE''
o., R-sira. au.l Iss Nf1'1l f''' N'c l''N' ne
uuS unh iuthorlf sd ,c,ats &c procuring tpVs''i'
ons. iars lfjins adsgrt,s,'a'
Hps-..rf..r .II divert ..a-IcHts is Ar.l o. Isl
8Ff-,atf, .st,rfthe rr.' .1scltioH.
- C,,rt.,. i..r. .h,ut 'irc,t'j 20 "Ihc
OzEu p,r1,rf, r'.iF. We
nool aud Job Printing
EOvl.rtN ,Nn NEATLY TNEClTEu
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Authentic intelligence with regard to
Kansas Territory.

"The communication under the head Of
"Kansas territory set, forth the result, oflhe
writer's personal observations. 1t IS fo.n the
pcn OF DR.. ID. q. Williams, Of this county,
whose reputation as a slrewd, intelligent, io-
liable and cmineuily practicable man extends
over the state. He isonc ofour largest slave
holders, ana is thus prompted both by princi.
Me and by considerations of seli.iniorcst 10
feel a lively concern in whatever relates 10
IN the future oriho South We make thus
free with this name, because lis observations
are Of sufficient public importance to Justify
T.. While he would object 10 seeing iipraad-
Cd before the public wilhou, cause, wc io not
believe no wnuld desire ito he withheld when
necessary to give iorcc and command respect
f,r important fIci'
twill be seen tia, Dr.. Williams sialc'
,ha, Kansas j, ,ecurc mr. lha South beyond
M contingencies. "Thcrc remains, " said he
emo doub, bu' that Kansas has already made
hcrinlrr which ensures il a slave state -"
The climate, soil and productions Of the ter
ri,orv an, cmiucnIly sdarrrd 10 slavery, aod
the slavcboldcr, Of Missouri ard the aii,ininc
states arc akinr or have taken the necessary
,lcrs To tx he condition.
Our readers wi'l rc,ollc,, be- hc,sIealnc
To Kausa, which We spread hrlmc them ico
weeks ,inrc derived from y,rinu' sources and
lha, We concluded an article on the subject
wiII this language: "Our firm b,lcfis that
ir,hc southern people will be as true 10 them
,eIyc, rs their Representatives iu Ccnrrr's
haze D-cu, o- o, ,hr uonhcru democrats, who
.n the ls,, Struggle, d.f,l he storm of lana.
pcfsn ari tore away the snil.,llycrv r'sir.r.
tom ~ ,liuy.rour wears Har1nc--say"ry
nill exist permanently n kau.r. ard before
many years her in0.rr,r viii Le GalI 90 the
restoration ~ Ito equilibrium between thc
North a1d Su.'h in o." federal legislature. "
Th, uriu.ou r,r0v confirmed in'o1s ah.u'ui,
a certainty ls anything lu 'ht lu'urr can be.
Tho rrne,l orrhe law asserting f,r Conrrr.r
tho power .o arohil., slavery in ,hcicrl,lrc.
--ri Jnvirra l.n, saving II, tic prorlr ol
the Sug,A. ins flrinon ,,al' ro srI Goo FAC
,ler-ea,olr.Hri triumph ur which Oh.
South NAV vrr r--r-rrarr herself br,
rl ,uairr VIII Doc i'.. rlus. frwluf.atn1
when one ,hr run, orihc righteous ac, b,
,he addition M aro,hgr slave ,,arr ard the cs.
tension or lcr msum,uu az away INTO llr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-04
Snake Fascination. a Resent Instance
in Missouri.

in Missouri.
W.T.. ,-.,...-,u, --,l ----r-,, ---.
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49,. l.,r,,., Lrro. r,-a ia,,a.yr o,-.r.
,......., .r.r.r.,.F.y.-f,o s.-rr.
- mn, ,,,,.,- i-.orai-a art = r7-
Lytbs r,r, o.u.Nau i4Ia .a1'l g.H1, %
lr,l. r,r' About thirteen yr7,. OF age, vito
,,,,, ., hep death tr-or-l trr tr0ur0-r OF o.
80. --. i-,.r,., wee, rlls-ths s'raa.a-
,,- ra5r-r. OMaar.s.. - Cnrrus
Cree, D, Farll,n county. and b.t short
s,,.sDr, from ,r, Pa,.r, RaHrraJ .ro,
G., r,,s mani. ,-o. early Ey nr. Dis
81, o..,..,f ,r,, r...r. -.., ,r.., a.r.r.aur,
81 ,,,,-,,7, ,s-, ur,, asi pale. although
,,.t,rt,.r very f-.., ,r.r l.sry. rrE a7
,,,..,r, ,,i,t,.f-r- ,7..r or complain, OF.
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p.n..-...,..,h,r s,.v 49,, ,4 ,bs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ..,l .t. ,-,.,
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SIC e'''crl we'll only a. NIUE "'.'' Ns
- -. 60, ,.-,..,,i- l,r lrt,r-.
,.-..t.,a.-rt,-t., ,...s ., l,,4I and
S1''er, ar piece 81 meat, OFT 90 r1 '' H'
elgs OF lhe c'r-s ,H Cz'u. The t@.H u'-
icca her rc-a'5r'y, always gong Trc'.s'lN Co
che SINE place, a0t 'nv1r''.y c.mn'7u0'
of5',r, hungry ahe- bsr r.'a.E' "',T' %
more .,.a's would 'c given bee she "0-.l
r",a-u '1 '.e erres as i"', Thought. 20 cot.
t1''iy some nj 'fe r'.'..''s ''''', 0'a''
o'ih' c.rtln''.'e',.'' ''' '... : 'A'-.''
o:J.Uagy conduct, an also OF .cr VESTED aT-
reara1es, suggested Co hsr iarher'' watch ber
movements, which 10 t.' a'' tu'a'. TIE
eh'l had been t.N.'c '' We Dams 81 '''
e''es as-r'y a.. 'a- .'''.'.'' '... '.a' -.''
n'' Tune when 'hs cot UP ANU "'.' '' '',
i''''' . nous ''''' ''' a ..' '- -..
batter an- as''. .'.'.'- ..- s'.' .-,'
enc nl- been. Hot '-.',' N.' ',..'' '.'
without ma'''. '.N morse. ~ s'''' ~ "
eh'i wa''-l''i' Che A'Hei s'N a''ei .'e'
Snake s.o'Ir n.s "' head a''"r' .7''' ''-
S.svs iae 1.eai -ni butter i'u ''. 'i'.. -.a
vaca she would attempt 90 iaN- Die 81 DO
bread, she snake would s'"mr'er h.s'.nEard
s'''7.' apT5Ie''.s 'e'! a','E. when '''' .'.a
trembling Ike Leaf would promptly return
'a' bead to The m'n''s'. l"' '.'n'' was
''."'N'N T. '." ... . .- . .'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-04

Ike Boston Five Cents Savings Bank, al
though in operation only three months, has
taken in tho large sum Of Si3e ,OCo-hay-
inc opened aes,-.Sls with over 37cO persons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-04

CuAvor or NA2C The name q the
post Office 10 our village on I've vcst side uf
,herivcr. lss beer changed FROM "GoTs
Gomez 10 Lewiston Falls" [ Advocate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-04

PrRIusY. -Four Of the persons comFos-
II. the jury aaieh sNoacraicd Matthew
wafd lom tie charge a. muTjgJ, have been
.,d,c,sl By ,hs Grand lars Of Harien soor-
IS. Ee..1-sy, o. ,'.arCs % rs-uss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-04


other topics. We hope our readers will give
it a careful Perusal.
To the Independent Electors of Maine.
Fcl0w eiii:ais -
The undersigned having been designated
Tor that purpose by large Convention Of the
people, beg leave 10 address, you on tue subject
of the approaching election. 1t is N event to
which the ineud. Of freedom throughout lhe
land csnno, ail,o look forward wi,hthoimos,
intense interest, Tous iiscclrs unmcasurably
mo,e imporian, IN It's results, than apy Of
which the good people Of Maine have vet
been called to bcar part.
Six months ago, III was peace and
quioincss Throughout tie country. Tho ca.
cir.n, question Of slavery had been Pot to res,
aud bo,h members OF Congress. and of the
the aoycmmcn, stood Pledged, tho President
doubly So, not 10 encourage or allow any re-
ncvcl agitation cf the subject. Social dis
cord va. q, an end. ard statesmen from the
South and lrom the North c4bracclclrh 9th.
e. with fra,cual regard, ard In mutual COZ.
ddcuco--Sut while al seemed to rejoice 90
tie happy dcliycnncc oflhccounIry from the
7ellls that had threatened 10, lhc accuyscl
Demon Of Ambi.on vas preparing aai ap
plyinr inrcl, that should L.udlc anew an the
ircs Of Di-,ord. \ Presidential uspinn,,
taking courage from the uniform acluIcsccncc
Of lhr Nruh, ,n all the dsmlnis OF the Sol,h,
undertook To prup.,ialc ihc slave PoScr by
surrender u more than she bad even ycninrcd
To ask or presumed to claim. With the all Of
.aru ia high places. whom sc need NOT DIS.
lrua,r. and by lne liberal usa Of means aui ar
places vh'ri VIC iorhrlr 10 charaoicri1r,
this DIN of'amc and base surrJrie, has been
forced through Conc-ca., and d. sd srcc'a.
Gle is uou exhibited bcGrcihc country aud The
world ct ruth ard houur oulagod,aud plight.
Cd fi,h rrcs'c.sly violated, lor lhe solo rur.
p1se ol,v'alas ,hc area NJ slavery aud sub
i-ciiur ius a.r heritage If rc,i,m TO lhc
rorrr,u1l tcm,n,up Of the slave ro-,r-and
rls question ro,y to be- settled q rhs ball5,
biy. ub.rcrih.. !lfmor, Mo, sla,I 0ro,rcr
and sucrr-l
Observation-Disclosures. OBJ. ,... ,,.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,..,,,,, b..
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lit. .. 49,.
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v.s ever UrrroigliCi on free country.
r. d.. w..rr, IN yo,, either nr Sir
r.u .- l,l.. .p.rri,. /. IN c.r1u.c the
cause OF stephen 4. Douglass, aud culor.c
WIZ ''...'. '' '"' '...'1'. ,'.'. '''
~. lroa, 5. niu,lg denied by souc, b., not,
90 ilr as vc lave been aJla 90 perceive, oH
sry grounds ,ial ssm egcu plausible Tor
what b.. tie state oflhc clsa' ST the tine
when nee cn.,.r'o's vcr' held Ah'cA unn'-
uarI ,uc.c 800 gentlemen, ta, Indignation
Vac, o. % i,u,w, wide sprrat,all 1u'un,'ei-
sa'' against ''' l''!'"-..'''' Que '''''4'''
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received with peculiar favor, yes, with -.
solu'e and unbourd,d enlh Siasm. How
could il be olhcrwsei lie is eminen,ly c..
pablo honest and faithful to the Constitution
Ills scn,imen,s on the great question now At
issue are fully known, and they arc such q,
the people every where approve and are pre-
pared to sanction. How is II to be belisv.
cd that setting this man aside, the people will
bcsiow their saiirages vn ono whose Prin,i.
pics, ifb has any, are not n to be known
The very IDEA Is prcpos'crous
Rot. notwithstanding the great rush 20 ,h,
standard NJ "Morill and Liberty" there are
those, ofirc.holdrr,, pubrhcrs u uewfn.
pcrs, end a very few others, who az au.r
holding on to the wreck of what they call
tho Irregular democratic party The Drm
ocruc Party, Once these were words %
prond significance; and proud thing it va,
10 be- enrolled among ms members. liwas'l,
party sf equal rights arn,sd against iha, Of
roucr and privilege !, had Wiaciplc' 'hsa,
arl was ~, ashamed to avow them. ur!'
ms au,p.c., the people were themselves lhs
rulers; ard ,he Ga,crnm'n, did but reject
rs viii.
How stands the case now What i.ua
D,mocFa-y or 1851, which We ar1 80 ra,h1r.
ically warrcds-ains, dl,cu.ra' Ofvha,
the democrats party now made opp. and oh,,
rs IL, prime pic and mode Of aclionl pnrh-
r,,D's rule boz ,h,ge DAYS, OF, arr rhcv nil
wi,h an iron dc,oor.ni |, Liberty fs
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states on any interference by congress to
extend IL, are calculated TO produce the most
alarming consequences and should not be
couu,enanccd by any friends OF our free In
sii,u,ious.'' Thi, Resolution Is Of mega
tive character. The assertion Of its true
principle would Be, the constitution nowhere
recognizes slavery. and consequently any e.
furis on the p,rt Of congress, abolilionis'' or
Shareholders To introduce slavery OF interfere
with q, in the states, or anywhere else, "
take incipisrt sier, thereto will lead TO
alarming consequences.
Has the sense snd ,Iuc meaning ofih's Re-
so'u,ioa been fiitliully complied with hy the
Democratic Party JOS, look o, The Bills
passed by Democratic congresses 70 establish
territorial government. or Nev.MeS'co,
Utah, Kausls srd Nebraska 'ud me thousand
,layc'sr ccches'aapiua thereon. ard 'fcn say
WIS, ah1luouis's, cor gti,r,' haze done TO
adhere 10 be-, spirit, and whether mon pro-
icssiar ,c b d,mocra'a, who approved Of
these RrsIu,ious have kept the lirh'
Although the spirit % ihes- rrsoiaiiOus
was y.ol-,cd ir 80, u0lr, vha, WIS demon.
,na,ri whir Administration yc, the viola
zion wr, sanctioned by democratic votes. Up
10 ,hi, t,mc, however, and even }own'o 1852.
slavery had never beeom, a "'ssr Of demo.
cratic hrh.
b., a, these ,.acs "incIp,sr, steps" were
'alea by hhu'd.uni.ls cor ohr," TO male
slavery q so-roi topic, ard under no circum.
stance whatever v's the suhcc, allowed 20
hc discussed. Th.. v-s i1 fact the dis'iu.
ru.s.ac feature orthr Na,Ioaa' Democracy
uo, ur American ur FnNcr,al or rational de-.
mocu-y-brt or N1rurnl Democracy u
was "t,uch no', 'l',s not, handle not
sneak ror. write rm, discuss ro, slavery.
"Vi7rs" vas the ,h"mc-s.lrucr. "rn',er-
.,' sIr,crr. profound silence ahovr. De-.
low. arourd.- s.'cucc within. vt'hou,, every.
vrrrc-rGl'rc'r trrr, unnrlnmrNo, a',n.
'g'r. Substance r'hcral must bali ,u The
brual arcl, II lhc American canopy l,,, the
rrhuiur rrycrtc,-"on n inv vtnrs might
1-,.r ra,s-, ani ar,r,lc co. r-rel7rrr, Dis.
urh The harmony of ihc spheres, or 'h' So.
crrlrcs, ct ,hc uorauh'y gnyr
Dot iAr Arrur'7 poodle me believing
ur'. Thcy hl faith ,h1r This "irH'-
'h.s Resolution or decree of silence would
anocu' 'o something. They believed u''
'lo'' ~h' lad instituted s''h 70 "'''' would
certainly a't'r h' ii--7n' adhere w u Zoo me
eri oi time. Ilrv therefore "r.. .l.''.f
They invalid, 1ld "c''e Got Che Hcu'r
slave Iaw-lhc south arc ho't.r srf'a'm
communicable ac''a'in0.''s c,m'n ''.re'
the l,s, % jcmocncy lNrnoraD is s.'ruc"
md ve nr rlc sake orrluqriuy aud pence,
once 7rain brlre,c and arlu,s,,c.
Can % be ra.sNF, rn, 'hs sI'crc, hrs
beca 5rusen-,ha, lh., test his been violated
--a-d ,ha, vr noo have another Kind uf 'r.l'
Ifso, who c1a have j,rc 10 Who' We
shall see.
rs.na.H's oi The National p'"r''a'' p.a'.
TOWN o. i>''''r'''rr"NI 'r'.a.7' I.r.'c'
pledges 200 relation 'o Che SINE
"RH5'ri, That iar Democratic lai'' N'.
rrsl'' o.. eH-Tr''a' r.7rr'7c, % congress or
o.. r'n' t' 0rH'''7o' ''''ar.F' g' '''''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-04

"Rr rr,n" CD.yrsru,s Nr. LdUari
l.. O,rraI anj G.. ". Walton, E.l, C'ior1
GO. Congress onal Committee, have SUM.
moard Convention Co. uc.'al Paris Court,
House go TUESDAY Gc Gurcu'u Cay of Al.
gust, to nominate O candidate 1or mrmh,r ol
Courrrs, iu ,hs, the second congressional
lIru-.
TIC Senatorial arl County Committees
have summoned Senatorial aul Comfy cnu.
,cur,.rs on the zane 1-y o., ,lc SAME place.
tn, decree has gone iruhtnt Goa rrrts
lonll Senatorial and County candidates must
l1 'pupular nOru." The decree sa,cS that
MIR Pau.s" the regular N.Inskl c1ud.d-
ate rlr Governor mus, NOT be- "loldri down
and ".unk' ry "rnrcruar nominations
- it seems that "ropular.'y' not principle
re To be ihc ruling id,1 among those wuoDpo
regulate the people
The people will then room learn NOT WHO
arc based on piac'r'c-rut who have bat
irl lar free rrinr Pies ana constitutional and
natural iglrs-but ,ylo ave "qopu'ar.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-04
Gbs OrfurN 9rmOtrut.
PARIS. BE. AuausT4, lsS4.

prsLtsurp rvnY rrmAy NoFSlSC Br
NOAH PRINCE,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-04
State Address.

We place before our readers the Address
prepared by the State Committee appoi"ied
for that purpose, to the exclusion Of various
other topics. We hope our readers will give
il careful pcrusal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-04

Democratic Republican Nominations
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