Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-07-14
A New Coalition

TIE new ".ccrc, organization" compose,
Ut those Who first disorEanizsd the Democrat
&c ra-v and have c'ec'cd Thir Governor
two wears To- sccccssiun, are farming the
,trsn,s,t coalitions and alliances. This new
organization. wilhou, any platform, prelcnd'
10 he 4 very s,aicl, sec, and does no, allow
Cary man or Morrill, man within 10. ranks
NJ in ne c,urrsc.. Il hasss much horror of a
Democrat who has an opinion Of his own,
uho has no, h1d IN common sense, common
honesty, ard Derccrl,'c principle "crush'd
OUT fh,m. IS certain character is sald to
feel q, the sigh Of holy water IN spite Of
~ this. however, the Old Chani'erite aros.
taie.. and vor., sboliiioni'is are welcomed to
No ranks
Thu. truth b. made obvious by the fact that
ihr old Mass Convention organ Ofihis Couuly
saI the Augusta Age are now acceptable to
ihislun, and sscret association.
The former Of these journals iraugura,sd
the Mas, Democratic Convention system,
fought 10 desperation acsius, regular nomina.
,.ous, co, up pretended democrats Tor Office,
,,bo voted tor Wings, entered in,o a coalition
With the Wings 20 secure Office ard finally
aided 10 give the Democratic Platform an
ojor OF FEDERALISM 80 a. to secure whis
votes And We, this coalition, scripture.
numbering, rum organ is IN G'l communion
with ihi. rev secret society sometimes called
the National Democratic organization.
The Arc, although read on, Of the party
"by authority" j, another Of The spokcs IN
tins new secret organization, and It's services
though u the higbss, abolition faint, are &C.
cspiabie We aluC,, feel, sometimes, tina,
were We to rcreu, IN saekcloIh and ashes,
and knock al the door ofihis new ns,ocis.
ton loud enough 10 make the dumb" hear,
even Se might be permitted to ca,, our vote
i.r Doe u0u Vhe is head and shoulders above
an rrmpci,,or-anj who has held Office over
gOy'lTs.
Asio the Age, the Uuon-thc orlv eN,
poarfer 1t orthodox democracy. as now ~.
crl,el by an Administration which has
'crushcl oa," the people Who made iI--sa1s
oihs State paper
- GcvriEs Dis0rcari;,y The Augusta
AGE, true Co rs frccsol an,ecsjen,, ard in.
,uncls, takes ground against the Nebraska
b,ll, ant oufc, itself behind three column,
Of abolition abuse and sophis,ry. The Ace
'prn'sd n 4 district represented by Mr..
Bsrsou, on abolition Wing. arj prove. itself
Co he ayey willing e-hD Of ,ha, gentleman.
politics. 49,. The hs., way ,o lrca,
d.s1rgap Ike lhe Maine Age, D., to hand
them over ~ the fanatics Tho purpose 20 hurn
iHc Csyiy, aud To resrs, the laws Such
prints remain 10 the Democratic party alone
fg iWr,ir fis ..-e---.t 30 '..'.. .'- ,,,,,' 81
TuatI loud talk and pisces th, Ace ''by
authority" with the New York Tribune,
Werdall Phillip, and Theodore Puker. pho,
according ,o The Unlou, propose to burn he
capitol. Such b, the Age, fn,uc,.m and
abol,uonism that i, cannot sry longer remain
IN the Demo,rtic pauy excerpt 20 impair 10.
strength and t.shonor %, creed. The age o,
SOW s,,ll, silent, dumb, lockei up, spiked,
teiunct Il has pinned the sccrc, soc ety In.
auru1,ci a, Portland cr the 2ls, ulr, and
darcs uo, say Nebraska or anti. Nebraska,
abolition or anything Of The kind II D.
"cyushed OUT Well. u has one thing Ia
CRAFTY rs cumP'aisarcy, II cannot "dishonor
the creed, % le, the Union say uha, !, NAV.
Add Vet this awful aboluonlsi, frccsoil,
ianaucal journal, is 10 full communion with
,be new "secrc, society,"" which has been
cu, up 90 elect a man who has held Office
over 30 years, ADD then To cry,
"Grca, IS Nebraska II Toombs and Douslas,''
Can there Be a more huaucal. descendant,
dlsh0uorabIc, heterogeneous, miserable colli.
i.oh than that Ard Yet the candidate ..
trumpe,rd as a church member, temperate,
man and sabbalh-school teacher. Tfrs ID
5ira'' Iirs "a Hm5ug