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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08
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R-mewh'r' MAT Fi','ur' was placed on
This platform either secretly or openly lie
"'s defeated.
R'm'mh'r' that Arson +. Nor''l was the
m'n who came mp 'n opposition to Pi'''urv'
holding s'''d'a'''Y 10 The old democratic faith
no MI Ms pristine in''ru'y
Re"emh''' That the Chandler is'uos on
which PiI'bury was placed were voted down
by the people.
Remember, that VIZ. PARIS has been
loaded Vith tie same issues privately, bur,hai
the Committee who have had him IN charge,
will not allow him to speak.
Remember, th', new issue Of vast impur-
lance-,he repeal OF the M.ssnuri Compro.
mise--a repeal ~ liberty 10 establish slavery
has arisen since lest wear, and Iha, Mr. Par.
ris Is privately coumil''d TO those who aP-
prove Of this fraud.
Remember. ,ha, this repeal isa retrocradc
movement in the cause Of American Govern.
meu,: and lha, although the same thing was
asked after the passage Of the ordinance Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08
EXTRAORDINARY DEVELOPMENTS
BEWARE or FRAUD.

A correspondent has written TO friend, in
forming him Of certain matter which il is
deemed necessary 10 make public. We re-
eret that polite. should become so personal ;
o, that anything Of tho kind should exist.
Tha, such a thing does exist is more than we
know. We trus, that the event will show
that there is noihing 10 it.
This correspondent states, that 4 citizen Of
Paris is personally opposed to Gen. Perry,
and Mr. RS. Stevens, forihc offices to vhich
they arc sevcrally nominated and In con
junction with Others is resolved to overthrow
them NJ al hazards. lie states that this cit.
lien II Paris has asserted thai, he was in pos.
session " fic, thu, would blow Perry high
and dry. And lie iuHhct states On the
au'horit, Of nrchbnr that this same citizen
ofParis has made affidavit To the story or fac,
alluded To which is to be spread broadcast
over this Congressional District to late ior
rctiaiion. The story or fac, j, reported as
follows:
"Nichol., the publisher of the Rum paper
in Portland, called on him thc author OF the
story, suprosing be was talking with another
gentleman Of The same name and cuquircd in
relation to Pcry's responsibility, and said
tia, he (Pcry) sud yourself tmcaning the
author of the story and arllyiD haI sent 10
him and to Cary and requested them to come
into lh.,couuir and District and hold political
meeting, anil lhry should he paid lor it and
be (Niclo'.) wanted to be sure that the pro-
mise should be made rooi bu, on finding hc
was talking 10 the vrung man requested the
author II The AFFIDAVIT, 10 say uo,hir, ahou,
the raucr so the whole nigh, be kep, g..
crci."
Such !, the story or fact that is to blow
Perry Ky high and dof'a, Linn
Ous word To- relation to ,l.s story. It Is
no, entitled TO me least consideration for sew,
cral reasons. l., bcraus, 70 is no, reasonable
lis absurd on tho face II IL. Gen. PER-,
would never be found in such business God
because 1t 4, ha'rhcd mp on Tho cvo or tll,
election too late fnr contradiction. For bol
orlhrse reasons II Is unworthy ofhelIcf BE-
there Is sin stronger reason than an mi, ror
inbc'ie,ing 'ho whole affair aud that is be-
cause Gen. Pcuy has heard ofrhc story an,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

MI Editor The Grst term Of the 81
irene Judicial Court, IN the new county OF
Androscoreiu, is now bsins held by Chief
Justice Shcpley. Grcl, inlcrcs, has been
manifested 10 case just tried oi Miss Francis
d. Millcu against Lucius Packard, Coz breach
Of promise Of marriage. The hearing ct 'h''
case. occupying two days, has been attended
by a crowd Of people, especially Of ladies'
who ,hronged tie earacious couh room, dur
ing the closing argumcn, for plaintiff
The case wa, conducted for the young IA
Gy. BIS Judge LudIen u your County with
grca, GOODNESS, skill and ability, and 10 the
arcumen, to lhe jury, with unusual eloqnen'c
and power, holding the audience in perfect
silence lor four and ono.half hours. Never
did counsel exert themselves morc-eaeh
maintaining his the better cause but the
iury gave a verdict ror the fair lady 10 the
SUN Of Five Hundred dollars. H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08
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Traa!nsmFasing -Bargaiaing

Nh. EmruI-lhayc j. on goud authority,
from various sources, lll, Mr. ylaun, ua..
lom Free Soil candidate lor Rcprc.mal,a 20
Conrscss, has sold out Co The Pilrrr.Nr5u.-
Ia candidate. W. Klmblll, and j. now, aul
has been ior some tine P1', engaged 100 tha
lauIablc business Of inducing bis Gmgr
friend. to abandon their principles, lrl their
real and only true candidate. Ags noe Free
So'cr aware of th., ucarhory' 10 lhry
approve Of ~ Will any Of them Be DO.
Husurcd by ~
Mr. v,aioa, &, seems, is per.uai.ug mon 20
vote for himsclfor VI. K,mhall TO tel.ss
Gen. Perry. Every vote ur y.nloa is vote
fr EtmlalI.
Now. say, 90 cheating. An lw1r' is .
fa.r field and fair contest II VI. Na'on
has chosen this PcrGd,ous courc 'hc people
should understand IL. FAIR PLAY.
We Laow nothing about the truth oflhc
above but II true the people It Ih., Cone
gressoual Disric, ATE entitled to know 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08
Corsis,ency Of Regularism

There is one thin: which every citizen
should duly estimate. Aud that i. the prin
cI1lc OF Freedom. lilies at the base Of The
Government, aud is more important than all
else. The Nehraska perfdy violated thu
principle. !, practically saws slavery may
advance-I..bcry mus, be restrained"
How can a party he right or prosper when
II Is dumb or ambiguous on this Fundamental
principle Here is the evidence Of It's Incon'
sisleucy and ambiguity.
Dumbism ia Slgadahoc .ays
"ReSJlrcd, That we cordihl-
" approve ofthc passage of the
Nebraska bill, which repeats
the Missouri Compromise
Dabi.m 10 Pcnob.cot says:
"RcsOlrcd, That the action
of Congress in repeating the
Missouri Compromise was I'M
wise and unnecessary-in con-
llict with the sentiment of the
North-and ought not and does
not receive the support ofDcm-
ocracy of this District.
Dumbi,m in Oxford says:
"Resolred, That this new
question is not TO be "tdken IN
10 consideration"
Such is now regular" Democracy. "Al
things 10 al ncn''-llcro little aud there a
liule-IIcrc lor-thcre against and then IN
diiIren,-Now Nebraska, then opposed. Is
there an honest man who can accep, and aP'
prove such motley doctrines
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

Mons Frsloy. Moro "DinEsr" ihli
Cary has an understanding with MouII'f
1T. Wilkinson, Liberal, Of YORK ha, De-
clined 100 favorof Wells, fg Congress.
2nd. The Liberal Senators in York have
declined in favor n the PARIS Liberals.
81. The Liberal Senators in Cumberland
have done the same thing.
And We, in the face Of an this II is asserted
by the Eastern Argus that. lit seems cyrjrr,
ilal Cary las an understanding with Morrill,
Could ANYTHING be less "eyidenI' or more
false
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08
Tortlc Democrat

FuwNcruS, SEPT s, 1851.
Mr. Editor II wish to JOS, Say Co oar
f..cnl, in Oxford that the interests oioar
cause. IN franklin Co., are IN a highly P'us-
porous condition. wcaroanguinc OF giving
our worthy nominee or Governor, Hon.
ASsoy p. MorRitr, a decided majority over
an other candidates. 10 This County, ana ct
clcct.ng the "Rcpublican' ticket for Senators
and County officers, by go overwhelming
mliuri,y. We also expect to olcc, "R'rn5'
leans" in four Of the five RcPrcscn'a'.''
districts, and stand an even chance Ia ODE
other. Gen. Perry will receive lur Congress
rs larg, ifnor larger majority than u given
ar the ticket ror senator aod County oHirrr''
We hore to he the Bauncr County, hut d
any other ran beat us we shall no, compI1.a.
Yours, Truly, 1,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

sabsi,aiun and ground work Of bogus. Mig
GER, Ramrod," and is The height Of DemOc-
rscy
II this {, no, the logic Of this new light,
democratic document, what is iIl How are
wo To learn by it, Alai is Democratic" and
VIA, "op2osi,ion." "Nezer" WIN. "Ilon-
cho' and John are all farmers. Is there any
thing in their habils, sentiments OF modes Of
cultivation which makes one democratic
another opposition and another doubtful
Do ihey boo, pitch. rake, drink or wear; talk,
,hiuk or act in such manner IS to be label
lei satisfactorily in this wayi For It the
democratic platform Is silence, vaenily, emp
lyness-.is usi,her temperance or anthem.
perance-ucither Liberty or Slaycry-nei.
,hcr Nebraska OF anti. Nebraska, how can a
mau Judge what criilc- his ucighbor to be-
labelled "icmocrauc" We must seek Tor
a distinction s,meuhcr, else and where
shall NC be - likely To find !, a. In the DIFF
fercnl me,hods Meier, lloacho, john and
WIN. may take TO cultivate their snil
The truth IT,. ihi, document j. dcfr'n, 10
one iniroriau, particular. ], doc, not say
why such and such men should receive such
ami such labels. |, does 600, declare Why
"N,ze." Is "lrmoca,ic"-vhy "Syrus" is
"orrosition," or why "Fin" i, doubtful. ="
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

Mn. CARY's Srrfcn AT LCwIsroS. Mr..
Cary has always had the reputation Of being
a radical Democrat. lIe has always enjoyed
the entire confidence Of the Parry. lie has
ofen been the recipient Of Office. Tie is,
therefore, better acquainted with the mashia.
cry and history Of party management than
those Of more limited opportunities.
In his speech a, Lewiston after sitting the
Democratic and Wing Platforms, he thus
pounced upon that Of the "old liners. He
said
"what is the platform Of the old.lnom
they say we have none. livery often happens
tia, those Who have lost, are most jealous Of
others. They sav to u1 1--WE presented You
with an old Democrat 30 years standing"
saw statement, few day, since, tia, Ter.
is had held office for 90 years, and had receiv-
ed over 5000, 900. The party papers, aNer
this Convention, said that they had made a
rrca, achievement. Their cry reminds me
Of story Of boy who fell in,o a ccs'pool.
and told his mother, he had found soap-mine.
We have no principles hat an old man, who
has held office fur ~ wears lie is held up
labelled "prncipic. to order inquire At lhs
Custom House, or Land Office" J. this the
entertainment We arc Invited to- The Dem
ocralic party might be compared to Hand
Organ. They make them in Europe, and
set them to lunrs according 10 the country
they ate destined for lfihey are 10 90 10
the United States, they Pot .n Ynlo, D1oJle
ito England "God 'are NE Qr,q" So
tho Democratic party grind out music 10 suit
customers. Nebraska here. and Anu.Nc-
braska there rum here and Temperance there.
Why did the leaders prevent the nomination
ola candidate By BALLOT why they wanted
q man they could manaae. They have no
principles except plunder
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08
FOR GOVERNOR,
ANSON p. MORRILL,,
OF ErAnTIEtp.
70, RbreHia'irs 20 Co1grrf',
sreosp pnr. JOHN J. FERRY.
Hnndhill N Rrrion. Yinton & 90.

We stop lie press 10 announce ibis new
coalition. vh.r and tree s..'-Bavon aud
ylrton-,o J,l,a, Gen, Peuy. 10 amounts
Co iust nothing. Mr.. kmel.i says nu' o7c
word ahor, repeal 90 restoration. Without
th.5 tic whole cOui.st D., icuorri. hismear-
ir.lcs. and void. As We have sard bClyrc,
heed DO lsaJl,l,s-uo rev cga'.UGas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08
REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS
Sus,ain Mr. NAVAL.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

ArepOrt from the Land Office shows that
Nebraska covers an area Of 1888 square
miles, equal to 2lo, lOo,3so 'cre' Of Ian''
Kansas has an area Of 10, 9s3 square miles,
equal TO 50 ,s2i 100 acres OF !aad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08
The Democratic Ticket
ron OXFORD COUNTY

Democrats. see thu, your ticket corresponds
with the following. with the exception nj
tho candidate Tor representative to the leris-
lalure and let the voters II this representa-
tive district SEQ that Mr.. Stevens nalne is IN
ihciT iickci.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE LEGISLATIVE.
At the Caucus holden a, the town house
in this town, II. s. Stevens was nominated
a. a candidate Tor representative TO be sup.
ported NJ the ensuing election by the District
composed of Paris, Hebron, and Milton and
franklin Plantations.
Mr.. Stevens is an active ,cnierprisinc bus
mess man; aud well qualified to fll the office
Of Representative. lie stands upon the plat
form oflruc Republicanism and deserves as
he will receive the cordial support Of his
fellow. citizens.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

RESOLUTIONS or SAoADAHoc "regnlarily.'
"Re,oirod, That DIME Democracy is =
dead one -"
II should be buried a, once.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

Hon. Samuel II. Blake is nominated for
Coagress in the 5lh Distric, Mr.. Washburn
is his opponent.
Resolutions opposed to the Nebraska per.
fdy were passed a, the Convention.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

VERMONT ELrcrIos. The wings aud an.
ii.Nebrasga ticket has succeeded in Vermont
by large majoriiiss. Judge Roycc is proba.
by clec,sd Governor by the people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

LrscorS SrvAroriAL CovESrroy. We
call the attention ~ our readers 90 lhc pro.
ccfjugs Of ,hIs convention, on another page.
They we're no, received las, week i.'l lla
Paper had goac ~ prcss The Ticket they
nominated is strong one and ec sincerely
lcslrc lis success. The Resolutions breathe
dec ,tur ap.riL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

organization ls resort Jog, ~ order 'o c1rTY The
present election f,r clud.l late without nr'n.
cp'cs u isirlr an cNirsorjusry document;
cnau,tnr from rhc town committee orPar.s.
u Is directed to psrsos in a certain school
District ,n Paris, whose zeal is commended,
requesting him to report ,o ssrl Committee.
ra 90 h-r,r c'eruo on an those who arr st
home and a'' who no, absent. and Co 'at,'
,hem Is', .'D,no,1'.c," erj, Opposition
81, poab.lal Its headed
Prr,rr ,vp Coyrioryr,l.
The Pr-or, or ,tr, School D.,rirr o-qwr
f., -~srl.l ,o ihr Document IT, say, ilat
.Nrrs Tell" Nv, u-c his own or,borr1.
rbN D., D,mo,-ar'c"-,h1'" wm. C-7v-
n-l' is "Oarosition"-anI that q" John
Cr,sc" , doubtful. Ilr roe, On further Co
Report cha, "lIor-cro naiord' Fl, Demo
cr7r'-.-" Syrn Perkins" is "Orrosiiion"
rol "F"a Warner" i, "joub,fal. and 10 ON.
Thrs the people are r,rrttrD by tho party
which supports 4 X Parr,s aui bv ih1'
party which Iso that or"T'p and ~" has
no. rr'rr PIES m the public eve.
w -sl orr rl'ov.ri,.r-r, ir hen, is mot
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who 0'l received 's'''o '1' OF s''''o
votes '' ''' people OF Maine he - therefore
labelled "D'n"'7'''. WIN 'nN'"r' ha'
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'0i I''''o0.'n principles ct The parity With
OH ','.',.,', ., 90 '''''' "'. ,h',.'' '' ''
therefore 'a'e.'ei '"7Fo'N'on. Meier Tue
Of. belongs no" To me '7me c'a'' "' men
VITO last winter placed Crosby. a Wing DO
me '"her'a''r7I THAR md rr'o.c'd 10 'a'
decd and Vet hg - dubbed 90 lCrrrrrrc'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

Rev. Mr.. Squire Of England, has received
and accepted an unanimous invitation to DC,
come the pastor Of the Unitarian society 10
Hallurell, Ne,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

WuAr En- Tie poulanj Argus SAWS
The Oxford Dymocra, lMouiD h's long
article TO dcl,roc oiCaD"
We have always thought lhc Argus intend
cd To ,rll the truth Da,.0 relation ioiu.s .
h1. .crar',o t'la iallaJlc o.. We have
done ru such thing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

W. are aullorized to say that joins VI.
wtsoy, E,1, is not a'candidale 6r the Of.
f,c NJ County Commissioner, and does not
desire a single vote.
We are Likewise authorized TO say hot
Alu Shutrr Jr., Esl is not candidate
mr County Treasurer, and prefers that no
votes should o, cas, f1r him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08
For Governor.
Arson ID. Morrill,.

For Representative 10 Congress.
John j. Perry.
For Senator's,
Jon PRINCE. n Turuer.
TIMOTHY WALKER, Of Rumlord
For Co. Conmi'UoHSr,
AMERICA BARTLETT,
For CO. TfSauTr,
RUFUS X. GOODENOW.
For Rprr'snio'irc.
RUFUS s. STEVENS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08
Demo, raticr Opposition Doubtful
New Popular So,crigntN. Labelling the
rcoplc'


An original "rsa'ar" docrne0i was
shown 10 as last week. containing the evil
lr1-cs Vt the cyinorlrrary cTars 1rd the
r,uicul,riy Ut Jrthu to which the Oh fusion
organization BE- resort Jog, .u order ,ocsry The
present election nr q clud.l1lo without prime
C pies u isirrlr an cN,raortuuy document:
cnau7r0c from ruc town committee ofPar.s.
70 is directed % a p'rs0s in "a certain school
District .0 Paris, whose zeal Is commended,
requesting him 10 report io ssrl Committee.
rn or hrfrr cleru on an those who arr q
home and a'l who arc absent, and Co Label
,hrm Is', "Drro,n'.c," Grj, Opposition
81, pDah,Gl. Il is headed
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-10-06

Burners White sulphur Springs MAJOR
p. b. Borst, has purchased one-half Of the above
springs and farm, containing 900 acres Of land in
Shenandoah county, for which he paid $4,000.
Extensive improvements are TO be made before
the next season. 8igf9 sgtsHt .t3isgl Az
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-10-06

NEW BOOKs.-Our Folks az Home: or
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Phethon or Loose Thoughts for Loose Think
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Christ our Passover, the Comforter, 10 vol, and
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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-10-06

Won't Pay.--G Governor Wood, of Ohio, has
returned to his home in Cleveland. after an abb
sence of nearly two years as consul at Valparaiso.
II was believed at the time he accepted The APP
pointment that the fees Of the Office amounted to
rising $50 900 year. This was great exaggera-
ton in The fees form the year 1868 they amounted
10 only $3,295
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-10-06

Appointment.-Mr. ]. Richard Llewellen, for
merly of this city, bur for some time past publisher
Of the Sonthsids Democrat, has been appointed to
fill the Office of inspector Of customs FOR The dis.
trct Of Petersburg. Richmond Dispatch.