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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-10

Notwithstanding the success Of his rival he
will have no regels to mar an honorable rc-
Iircmcnt.
IN relation 10 his position, compared with
that of Pilsbury, there canno, be doubt that
the Voice Of the popular branch was the voice
1t the people.
We are happy to say to our friends that
there has been Gar more effected than we
could rcaypulbly have expected. To have
defeated The DlugoT Convention, lis nominee
and Platform, was glory enough io,onec. Ii
was amply suficicu, 70 repay the tolls OF any
campaign. To have elected two Democratic
senators frum this County was more tina
enough to have satisfied any reasonable mas.
An this our friend, have done, and We are
glad To find that ;hc reoplc-lhe real bone
and siucw orthis County and Stat, arc ready
and eager To crown themselves with new lan-
rrls. There is glory in the past. The fu,-
urc i, foil ct hope, ,hc cause cfirue dcmocra.
cy will We, prevail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-10
J. w. Knowlton and the Republican
Journal,

Mr. Knuwlon md the Journal, published
in his County seem to disagree laioly The
Journal INDUCED in the following remarks
about Mr.. ~, which as they stand or stood
before the public, amount 10 a charge Of base
poliiica. corruption:
1--WE hate TO indulge in the Yankee vice
Of over-in1ustiycncss, bat on his arrival at
Augusta, did he not indicate to Mr. Pilsbury
that certain Office was the necessary cquI-
valent for his vote Aud on Mr. P.'s rclus.
ing any pledge, did be not cntor at once the
field in support IT Morrill,, under the promise
ofa certain office and is not al hts present
action to Ihl, end" IRsp. Journal.
In rcpclling lliis charge before the House
on a question Of privilege Mr. X. made ll,c
following denial
"In relation to the latter clause of the ar
,iclc from the Journal about o,crinquisiti'e.
ness, be- Irunouoccd the insJuuallou a base
illschood and # the editor of the Journal
or any other man, would come forward aud
make the s,acmCni personally, he would call
him liar here, and anywhere, aud every
where"
Thus ends the Gr,i lesson. The journal
does not rc.l,ulc lhr,o questions or Affirm
their truth, lui makes similar indirect as,cr.
lions In relation To Ma MorulIs having rum
IN his rouu q, Bangor. Tho community
would be- Glad To- know how much Of these
thing, to b,,'eyc, Ter ii man will deliberate
IN tell oGg ua,ru,h hc will ano,hpr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-10

Of the southern leaders, should the scenes OF
lsi9-5O be re.onacted, 1t will throw the
blame Of such renewal Of agitation exclusive
~ upon the South. II will nullify that great
settlement, achieved at such cost Tor the VIC.
latiun Of contract by one party cxonoraics
tic other from observing IL, This, aud more
Than this, will be the chec, Of persistence in
this atlcmp, to ovadc the obligations Of mu.
lual compact, and We earnestly hope that
southern political leaders will neither impose
such difficulty upon the compromise men at
the North, nor 80 violate lhCirrcpcaicd plcdg.
cs."
We arc glad to End tia, only few press.
e. IN this State favor this measure. The Age
and JclIcIsonIan and Clarion, have spoken
against it. Those Presses which favor thi.
measure, do It with lack Of spirit and fee.
blencss which Porlcnds anything rather than
faith IN it. justice and eIPcdicnry
The people OF Maine like those Of New
York, have but one voice IN relation to lhi,
Bill That voice Is opposition. The people
say It ought not to pass, because It violate.
both the ComprumI-c, II 80 and so. be-
cause It ,lolaiCs solemn contract entered
into ia l~2o, aud which has never been rc.
pcalcd aud last bat not least, because /, vi
oIa'cs the principles or Liberty, justice and
humanity. On this question, pu, down
Maine with an emphatic " 40, uttered b,
100000 voices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-10
Nebraska

The Troy Daily Post, llIarjD las cap
tai.ar,icls on the Compromise aud NebTas'
"a, II says
at bc,m,es nscrssary again to ask What
queriur,afe settled Nv the Compromise y
the Fugitive Slave Law the oniy unal;cab'c
one srncHr nc Compromise acts y Was
every fh.p- settled unchargcably In favor Of
slavery. sod nothing gained for freedom
..Ncbn,k4 lies Mouth Of the limits Of che
line eommoa'y known a, Aa,cu's ard Dix.
oa's liue. and within the nor,hWes, territory
consequently 70 freedom by the celebrated
ordinance oCIs9S.
"a new agitation Of the slavery question
Is inevitable. The North will 90, consent
to le, an ,lc srya, Western wilderness be
overran by slavery, and 80 cteTnally cursed
with bauyuress aud ,n.qulty.
The Constitution It the rmrcl States
Soc, ro, ro,ocu1r slavery as a system, to
be d,c sub,cc, of any future Legislation. Il
mersi, aliuJcs Co slavery as existing 90 sors
Ol the Sptgs Congress assumes no power
ever % .u Jbc States. bu, has alwas s,ujl-
DUSTY avoided auy Legislation directly '1'er-
Grnr With g.
"hisa sru',d Pru,.F.e Of the common
law, ,ta, Sla,cu b, contrary 90 natural night,
and can only exist by virtue oflocll and mu-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-10

The Argus upholds the conduct Of the Im.
mortal soyen who squandcrei $4,000 Of The
peoples money, and apologize. for the equal.
ly immortal nine, who to crown their federal
procllyilics, voted FOX Crosby for Governor.
What economical, consislcn; democracy The
Age alternately laughs and sings at the same
result. and, for all the world, seems as happy
in Federal hands, a, Pike in mill pond, On
a ioggy morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-10

Tnr Porr', NuSclo. The Popo's Nun
clio, NJ. Bediui, now in this Country, is a
sort Of political Minister. He is, a, home,
Cardinal. Ills presence in Washington aud
New York has been the cause Of considera-
bic popular Indignation. 1t was expected,
las, week, thai he would depart in ore the
Mail Steamers for Italy, on which occasion,
the German and other citizens Of New York,
believing the accounts Of ms cruel treatment
to tho Italian republicans, in the late rcyolu.
ton, proposed to escort him to the boat, by 4
long procession headed by his oiligy, which
was to be bu'ut on arriving at the boat. 4
banner representing a skull and cross bones,
was to be carried 10 the procession. NJ. BE
dIni, however DID not appear, 20 the per-
lormanco was postponed. The chief OF the
indignation is manifested by foreigners. Such
has been the character Of the popular excite
men, agaIns, the Nuncio that Mr.. Cass intro
duccd, a resolution Of inquiry into the SEN
ate, asking OF the President whether VI. BE-
dui Was Mmslgrof the Pope and in hsrc
marks, accompanying the resolution, be Sc
yrrcly ccnsured those popular demonstrations.
10 his opinion and that Of other Senators,
there vas no adequate cause Tor such excite
meu,. The following paragraph shows the
feeling IN the city Of New Orleans
"Phcarls ToU posted, says \ dispatch,
dated January 18th, from New Orleans,
about the city 10 English, French, Spanish
and German, announcing the intention Of VI.
Bri.ni TO ,..., that city, and calling on the
citizens to treat him as a Mid beast"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-10

EXECUTIVE CorNcu. On Tuesday the
following gentlemen, all wings, were chosen
Councillors -
William Buxton, North Yarmouth.
Thaddcus Weeks, Jefferson.
Gideon Tucker, Saco.
Charles 4 Everett, Milo.
Samuel =. Shaw, WaterVlllc.
Iloratio II Johnson, Belfast
Theodore L. WooJman, BuckspoH.
Alden Jackson, the deputy Secretary for
the past year, was elected Secretary of State.
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Csmmenssment Of a Now Volume.

With t..rs number che O,urH prmr-r1t cu.
,rr. a N,a Nu.amr-a.ln. NuIam, . of ,hr
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ar .a.r, Observation-Disclosures course
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cr.. J.ra. ODE PAS, Year. and la, been rc.
varIrI vrh 900 rausuar ama.n, of patronage
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ami Observation-Disclosures. tn,ia.y I.gr.
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l. lr ryrS sol 1t Is here asserted that
Crosby is democrat, and will make a demo.
cratic Goycmor-madc 50 by two democrats
lsayr the mark last year and nine this year
for ,hi, the Nationals fired Glly guns lu Ban.
cor, and llr this. iew who style themselves
democrats, rejoice. We shall soon learn
what democracy u.s. We wal, with patience
to learn what these sel.sylod National, Tc-
jo.cc IN as democracy. To the people We
say, keep your eye On the old coalition Gov.
cruor aud his acts.
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CosonrssIcNAL. 4 grsa! NEa'or IN O
passion. On doc introduction Of the NoJrs.
ga B.lI, M. Doasa, opened Ihc Debate ,
and directly DO tie teeth OF the Democratic
Platform 1nd tur Compromise of 80 reopen.
.I 'he OBJ slavery questions which doe Pes.
,irni 900 ms Inaugural, and Meaagr, bad
hoped w.m '" rg.'
Ih"'".'uF.nr scene ucsy"rd 300 'He course
OF Mr Douglas remarks. 10 frieuuesolhc
address OF N-su Chase and sumner 'ae
speaker Iad uYl, % .ppcarDd, seen those s.c.
natures Of ,ac umo delegation aDd o., had
reason Go believe tba, tuc s,algmgu, ,ha, D,
hrI ever been signed by majority oftlcdrl.
,sauou io be- uiImu, al,c.
Mr Chase MI prgsgoa,.
Mr Douglas. / uo, yield ,hc noor.
VI Chase. / desire to saw.
The Chair Docs lhc Senate, from mn.
ror, weld ,hc G5orr
Mr. Douglas. / Io not. The Senator
who ha, taken Advantage IT courtesy es.
tended Co h.m by mc, 90 violate 30 rules oN
purr.rly arl a.rur.s . who ha, come iD m,
with smile and with a'l anplrn, nankue,.
or friendship, aud oho las a, che same i,m,
sent forth io ih" country document OF iu'
hni Oiled with interpretations and mpn
nnnn' upon my motives "a' no night lo ca
I.''' courtesy a' my "'""'. lie '"'U ~
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PUBLISHED ryrEY TETDAy MORNING Nv
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PROMPTLY AND NEATLY rNECUTEp
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Those " democratic" Senators who voted
Tor the Chief OF the Board Of Trade and made
him Governor, have placed themselves in
4" the nine" holes where their honos will
surely coun, them nothing. so says a friend
near By. [Jeferopan.
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and Cancellation. Among other things they
should notice likewise how the "ns," "tre,
"icc'," Of an kinds and sizes which foim tho
Junio, fulfill their "hrcois" and "promiSa. y
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The Old Coalition Organ.


D" relation To '"' oxford D'mo'7I
" e wash our hands OF " One Demo.
''-.l '.''" ''.' '''". "'"'.'''''an' forever
'''' declaration was uttered WIN ''' the
'''".''''.' ana editorial authority winch
'h'''e'.'.a.' iHa' sheet I'' 'hn'.-' Fuh.
Usher and ".r'r' "rn o''I committed hg
'.h' declaration 'o "..".. '""..Ia1ha arl"r.
r'... IHr a.e.l"'.'H amount. GOA PROMISE
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Legislative Intelligence.
A.. A. T,.-1,, ,sIggf,I g,,gru,fI

Amer the vacancies oerc filcj on Thurs
lav ofl last week, the llous, proceeded on
Friday With the organization Of the Govern.
mont. The Committee on Ggbema'oual votes
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The publisher ct the BldIcfurd Journal sn-
nounccs ,ha, he has suId out to Mr Cowan,
and that the Journal will be discontinued or
merged 10 the " Uuion" Mr. French, the
editor Of the Journal, will continue for a time
to a,sl,, IN the editorial department Of the
Union
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C.sr,r,u.y. The pr.rm.-, Uur,,
40 Q.,se-v..a woes a-r .a-, Wednesday,
DESTROYED lg a-r Ta. a-. one ur r..r-.,
vh.rH ue aau.r q ra-.v OF friends visited
I4,, Fail. lt contained o. Ia-s. I.b-v-an
extensive N.-rrm-1 Er.-r,.1uus.s IIa.
-uI Council D.amr,r TIE latter r-rr-
m-r', was ra. syre.aI 30 beauty Df s'y'r,
elegance Of fr.,h rrI --.ar.. uf muur
Dr., sos IlH' 90 N.rh Nu.r.t I' isr.a.ly
quite aearrao.', 20 ar-r Of such a -a.a,ro.
rhe.
The Puansr, House q, Nw,rr4I was,
n1, long since, DESTROYED hg a political mob
The ,oI'os.1r particular, arc given bg Doe
Boston Journal
"F,N hslI.1-' o1 ,h.s continent poses,
greater ra1ru. rr ibr arttaa-g -a4 ilr b.s.
s.raa ua1 dc Pu'.amea, House "a, Que.
be.
lINH, s.tultrl 0u ihc Gr,i rlra-rcr made
by ChanpIa.1 in lCoS, aud some of doe STONES
Of the foundation were used 90 cor.,rar, Coz
For be al.tIherc, as O. protection against
the luJsrs.
When ,l, sqr, was abandoned BY the m.I.
iuy aulhuul.c, i1r the NOR cnmmauIa-
heights otQHrIac. 'lue Bishop, Palace 0a.
c-s-ieI'' Lrr-. d" 4 partition ct that Palace
stood 90 wet,eslly morning. d wl' %
magnificent burla,u, tar che place and ace. %
" French travellers stale, that O. compared
ayoubiy with Bishops palaces ia France"
o. l-52, the sea, ofthr government bg.u.
transferred Co Quebec, extensive repairs wei,
made '1 the parl.amer, House. The Legs
iliis- Cag1c,l Chamber vas pronounced O,
&c Inc fines HILL ur she KIND on tti, cont
nen', MT saesr,In. the Scuas5 Chamus, a
Washington. The Library was especial,
aJ.urei TIE ooliccuul Of work, c1 90,
Ai.,ury % Cam4. sls, it' believed. ynr.
,a.Iga
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-10

Ca SATURDAY ,ag Senate mace choice ui
YIN. 40. Crosby ,or Governor hy 'ac iu..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-10

"IfI should be 300 the Senate, anil Morrill,
and Crosby should be the candidates for gov
cruor, should vote lor Morrill,
a. l.. BERRY"
This same Mr.. Berry was elected to the Sen
ate by the friends Of Mr. morrill,, and IN the
taco and eyes Of The above pledge given by
him voluntarily, he roioi for Grossly, and
turned ll,e scale in his favor.
There stands his pledge, and there stands
his vote Further comments are unnecessary.
The People Of this State will, in their own
minds, settle the matter with him. An out
ragged people will point the 6Hser OF Si.hc'-
ing scorn al the base betrayal Of their conf
dence.
but there is still another page to be writ
ten in this chapter Of political history -
IIIo voted for Crosby Nine Of the six
teen votes he received, were given by Pils-
GrEy DruocRArs. Yes; every Pllsbury
Democrat in the Senate voted for Crosby.
Last year Crosby was elected by the same
class Of men--and this year We have wing
Governor saddled upon the State by men who
call themselves democrats. Yes: these same
men who have been bawling at the top Of
their voices, " coalition colliion coali-
ton have again coalcscci with the
Whigs-sgainsi the regular nominee Of the
democratic party, aud gone in a body over to
federalism. Some Of these same men weIo
elected solely through the aid Of Morrill, and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-10
WHO made Crosby Governor

Answer Just one Of Ihc following Nation
als-any Que Of whom, had he voted lor a
Democrat would have elected him. The
immortal seven arc among those (uGrl'd
rrHi a who lowed the people with such IN
icusty ,ha, they refused TO send up the Sen.
a,urial vacancies ior ahou, lour weeks, O., a
ca,, TO ,hc people Of $4,000 . Two such
ncu saved ,hc state lat year by clcc,lng
Crosby. The year Il took rias ru perform
lhc same act. According To- political ethics,
r, would De gratifying 20 know whether Crus-
by 49,, made a nJmrcu, by this act, 90
whether lho Democrats were made Wings.
10. ihr, as d, may, here they asu.
'tLFNlNDER " ROBINSON,
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