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Planiehed Tin Ware

FIdulBABu iii WHrBs N
lust opened, an assortment splendid raushed Ware
consisting coffee and Tea UTns ohaiug nishos, oys
Ter Sewers Vegetable Dishes, Dish Covers, TeapOt Rgs
coolers, Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet sets'a
heautNl Rrolo We respectfully solicit the attention oil
the public 10 varied and beautiful assortment OrHouse
aud steam Boat furnishing goods Ir H7H
HOBBS, BARNES & co, rl. s.,
NO28 Monroe Sc, near tue Post ONCE,
nnvf0 WhpeIItp Va
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TO Country Merohants,

.'a.f = " OOu4AbAy AAO40heAAAbbs #
MIR. S. S. KNOX having Withdrawn from tho frn, Of
VI MeC9len, Knox Co, the remaining paTineTs hayO
associated with them dr Chester D. Knox (brOtber OF s.
s. Knox long and VOraby known IN The trading public
- assuming the style OF McClalens and Knox
They would respectfully Inform their old customers (WhO
long literally them) all OtheTdea
eIs In Roots aud Shoes that their Fall Stock will be Sriv
Ing from the t0thtO the Last OF September.
HbWHs been selected with the greatest care and bought
cash they natter themselves that IN their Fan Stock OF
Boots aid Shoes they can hold out Inducements In quality
and price, hyperion TO any offered In the markell To
Country M6I6hans toT way east they would be pleas.
cd TO exhibit their stock and post themnpTces earlessy
eaenginga comparison with the markets Of Baltimore and
= PHILADELPHIA. Isep3l McCLALbENS NKN0&
fUUAN, UAkkN UU, baXe Just received lSO boxes
OF tobacco, In addition 10 their alEe stock Call
round at No. 81, and specimen or tie 'CAllorm
golden bar TObaccO," intended for all who love COCA
thhg" Also, large lot OfimpOried Sears Just oand
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OK to your Coughs

#.H s-.Oh W yUuI OOuBuBI -
no al suc laboring under Coughs Colds IoaTse
i ness, PANS in the Breast, Splitting Blood, &c wo
would honestly recommend tho use OF Bien.lngoB Com;
pOuud Syrup OF B0neset, pheasant, end speedy
ure. II can be had at Nests. PAXTON LAKRs end Of
the SuspontiOn ltdge, and at e.f. ~
BRENTLlNGBR & ARMSTRONG's,
mE2t- yrid Monroe street, Wheeling.
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/ n BALTIMOREJ

% z ltAllIlQMORE. lN.r
--;----zzlz - 'it
SOUL & Thompson
iNFonTIRs AND WHOLESALE pyA,p1s
Teas y, nHsS sRlee1, IndigO' or
''S, No sv,,s. 55e sal!, MolRSSSS," '%
NJ ~, Neti1 lpsifg era 2 | Nsg@ Wore,
Js's doo'' Ssi'0 Areh 'trs.t, PAlLAbgLpp,
Established In 1929.
us7THoMPsON REYNOLDS, interested Inn,
House, respectfully Invites Westain Msfsb'n,I aeoW
hlme call lllml ata Itio 99pN
10 ekHEiErD. ~. Q. oANtlELB. J a, 1-S--9@
CANFIAbp, BROTHER, q Co So'tOnH
| 300 BdLtWorS Streei, Corner Of CbgrI..
WHOLESALE IMPORTERS, MANUPSCTMp
AND DEALERS in PINE WATCHES, RICH jEwtTs.
slLvERi PLATED, AND ALBATG WAR ,,."'LAI;
FANCY rGOODSI
uAYE opened their lew store with spl.patj,.
GOLD AID slLvER wATCnEsl
From the most celebrated mtkeTs 10 Jondnn n,
ami GeneYa--pn eXensVo AtOck AlWays kcn, N't'roD
every ono Of which Ia guaranteed to perform :, A'd
SILVER WARE OF Qua own wAnuv,o,
SIyor Tea aud Coffee Sets, G0blets, Cue, Tt!
CastoTs, Walters, SpoOha, Forks Pie and ~ aetn
Ice cieam Knives Napkin Rings, Filth KNIVES S,ECa
PLATED WARE,
Coffee and Te0 Sets, Urns, Tea Kettles, large L,1,
ws,iels5 vat oSlSIg aud round shapes CSsloTS C.t
HoNNot1i htNuai EluWNl uUu rltUl Stands. ar
~ DIAMOND wORKl
superb collection OF Diamond Bracelets AMI Pt
RrOaCies, CIosse1 Finger Rings, hull suits of Di,n3
suitable for Wedding Gins. "''"''ha
Rich JgwELM!
This branch or our business IL not surpassed bv ,
iab nent iu Tie country la Wing wUrkinen s
der our own VISION constantly making new styi,,N
and by every steamer we aye supplied toui liz @
ftcoias. which enables us TO give to our cut,nSl
! Iuost fashi0Hs, and at lOw prices,
inA" FANCY oOODs!
Writing Desks, Work foxes, Chess Men, Card ~.
Eets, Cologne hollis, elegant Vases, PaTisisn N,Ts
Stalsq Paris BIonies,l Fine Paintings Papjer Mstt,
11bleS and Work Siahdb Purte Munnaies snnsi ~
loglle French Perlunrleb, Rosewood end IeaiItr ~
sling Cases, English SOatB, Tooth Brushes Hair Bn,p
&c, I, ~ 21i ~ gi.at
| y tf.,f. SUPERIOR ALBATA wAREl
New Patterns OF Forks Spoons, Ladies' etc. Of thiS,r
Gle, watch Is fast snpersedins silver ware
sPLENDID MANTLE CLOCKS!
RrOnEe and Gilt Mantle Clocks of elegant designs b,,i
yellow, drab ard white marble do French POcsiaiB5,
| richly decorated. S3 "
wiTcn TooLsA AlATERlALs, of the heat qualyt,,
ai6ntiy kept on hand and carefully selected. -
For tho convenience Of euAlOmera we have erected
large, spacious store, gvns cpsomers every facility 81
retail tales IOoni, we have fitted uP another room, On,
100 ieet hi DEPTH for the Wholesale Dcrattnent ""
0BPBveTy article GTOTq ou establishment Is WarTlBl
| TO be as good az represented,
Us peTAOns visiting Baltiiio e. win do well 10 s,r,
our assortment. OTdersITO tho country will b,itrJ
GANPIRLD, URoTnER q Co.,
bpu 229 llaltlnoTsPt, S, West soIne[!ol Gh'ia
baltimore. March oi.-lwIy.
GERHW, SANDDR & Co.,
err suCekhsoRS or
| urrBH' ClARLEs FISCHER Il co., ..
No. 1893 Market Strfsi, BesCtu HouaTd aud EWteFtu
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nRmAT oIIRm nor DYSPRPsIA

ann e0unI truInlIVe nOWoT8, IT UUlI8 no NLlUIIOLI
BlTTIRs AUips, or NAUsTous DRuGs II 10 extremely
agreeable TO the taste, and may DO taken by The losl
acutodistness. Beware orDRUouED LIMITATIONS Pepsin
Is NOT URuu.
giyinp large amount VI SuwNtrc BvDgNtE, rom lie
hg's Animal Chemstryj mr.. cOmhos Physology or DE-
restiom r PeIeira on Rood and Mei ~ John ". Dra-
er OF New York University Prof Dunglisons PyslOo.
eyi p,Of Snan, oil Yale Colleges Dr. Hrpcnters Phys-
iOOgyI ETC. together with reports oiCuRgsom All paris
ollie UniirdSlHies, .a .
Il II. plTTkRSON. 80 Monroe street, WHEELING,
WI,oeyale and Retail Agcnt, maU26-'l@wiy
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1DKEPPISEMENTS.
Heiskell y q

Hoskins, HelsKe14 y Opt ~
iMPoRTERs AND JonnERseT ap
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
TTAVg removed 10 theitnew Iron building 2i3 Market
III Al and 81 Commerce st PHILAD BkPHLt. Bpl7ily
Anspaoh, Brother % Co.
WHOLESALE DRY GODS STORE,
No 10 North Third a. corner ofChsrFR PHILADELPHIA
john Asptch, Jr.. John r. JaCobyi, James 81. Reed;
MLlllam Ansnhohi.. MenIy D Ralman. aanl1ll0nl
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ss.THo MPSoM REyNoI ,iniorsst,d In m. -,
hlma call lllL-- $40. - J,io q 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-02
sneenh Of Hon. S. NAVAL.

We publish the frs, part Of Mr.. Mayall's
Speech ON the Nebraska Bill to-day. II Is
an able speech, Democratic speech, true
speech. and one which speaks tho voice Of
his constituents. This bin having passed
the House, it may be thought unnecessary
rla, farther notice be taken of it. But it
must bo remembered that /, was amended
thu, it nus, again undergo debate in the Sen
a,o2ihat it must, II amended by that body,
q back 10 the Housc-and finally that II
must receive the sanction ofPrrsiicnt Pierce,
who Is solcmnly pledged, by his own yolunia-
~ acts, 10 sec iha, the country, on the slly-
ery question, receive 90 "slcck" during his
occupancy of the Presidential Office. The
men in this community-,hcablcst politicians
all kinds, we assure the powers a, Wash.
iur'on. cyncct that the President will veto
this Dill. They all say with few exceptions
il he has the Hrlofy in him for which they
have given him credit he will certainly We
to the Bill. This Is the universal impress
sion and the people viii be wofully disap-
pointed and sadly ch1rr'urd, II be does not.
We ATE Glad Mr. NAVAL hs spoken. We
are glad the Representative from the second
Congressional District rose in his place and
gave Inference to manly truth and sustained
the voice Of tho people. How infinitely su-
PORTO, is this speech, in language and santi-
mou,, in principle and expression to the ar
ro-ao,, d.cil,orill and calamaion7 speech Of
Moses NcDu17n.
The former IS State rights, ,It- latter is
Federal. The former Yields obedience 'o,hc
people, the latter rrrudia'cs, 'r7rrs, dalrs's
and disobcys them. The former treats az
classes respcc,r'l7, ne latter adopts ~, hy-
pocriical and ir,olycnt can, Of Tho day, and
crlicisc- the right Of certain classes to free.
dom Of though, and opinion. The former in
culca'os the necessity of adherence to the
doctrine Of strict construction of the Cons'i-
tuition, the latter indirectly yields assent TO
the doctrine ul central d.ctaiion. IN a word
Ihc former advocates Democracy, while the
latter advocate lhr "CuEhinr ont policy"
and 'hc most profound and r1m,irl'cl hr,s.
torracy
We hope our readers viii rerus, This
speech with care. ltis thc only Democratic
speech, delivered IN Congress, ON This 1rrs-
ton, by a Dem ocrat lrum Maine. Mr. Ful.
Ter, 1t is bat justice to ray, has opposed the
Bdl and Offered an amendment 10 IL, on which
be submitted q few remarks. But be did
mot, liko Mr. M'yall, v.adica,o he honor NJ
the SIsic aad give Inference to lhc deep feel.
ing Of the PEOPLE. We are Glad lhl, Maine
las found % tongue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-02

number. The assertion, therefore, that the
friends II Hon. Arson P. Mornll aud the
patrons Of tie Democrat are men OF one idea,
an assertion persisted in by the one idea
originaiots, themselves, is utterly false aud
has not a shadow Of foundation.
but II the assertion, Groundless as It is,
carries with it any consolation 10 tho hearts
and prospects of those who make use of II
We hasc no objection. They arc welcome ia
extract sweet from such mOonshine. We
beg leave to saw to an such,you have started,
uuriurcl and upheld the one idea politics Of
the State. I, has no, resulted as you hoped,
schcmcrs, dishonest, ooublc.iaccd, political
lyirksiers have no, been able {, control
or cotup, the people. Thcy-'ho people
arc now, therefore. len 10 choose their
own course, ir,spcc,iyo Of party They
,ho pcoplc-will now rcmoldlo parties to
their osn liking; and eonscicn'Iou'ly, place
jn power those whom they consider honest,
capable and faithful To the constitution, un-
bought, unsolicited, uubribcd and urcon-
lrolol.
Far from being the orc idea men, there
fore, as charged by our selfish and pcr,crsc
opponents, we are the very men who have
baulcl against such doctrine and We have
baulrl spcccsslully - Gar as this County Is
concerned. The ono idea men, though most
numerous nj the start, have now become the
minority. They. though hororcd at lhc JAS,
State Convention, have been ashamed 60 show
,hcir head, openly in the community and
defend over or under their own signatures lhc
Liberal and ONE idea doctrines they com.
mcncri upon. They, likcirrrsp1as.bc and
roward.y jcmagccucs, make their nho
charge, FOO dc ja,k, and thea shield them.
selves behind AarNm8us names aul IRE.
rrous.b'', c.,cn,.als TI,wu Not even our
Of there original Liberal, one .icp, icml-
rocurs who mode ih1 vo'k.n ring the pas,
wear with Bogus, Ngrcr, SC, darc, 90 lc-
faA DIS one il'1 Liberal d'cIiu,. before the
PEOPLE ba, instead thereof they a'l deal be-
personal scandal, Glsc charges and tahmors
abuse.
But hc community is thankful ila, the
slar ar,hi. l.hu0rs,-oac lrl Liberal Dr.
mocncy-ha7 been extracted; that B, ll7
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-02

Tan NraaAsz, Norf. We give below
a careful classification ON ,ha Nebraska biI,
based upon the telcsuphie returns W.
make lhcyoic stand 100 10. OF those y.'-
log for tho bill, nino,y.iyo were democrats
and f0caa vcro wings. Ofrhc former forty
one were from the fee s,aies---of de latter
none.
Oflhc % members composing the New
York delegation, 10 only voted Tor the b.ll,
Including "our irccso.l friend Walker" aal
lighting friend Gutter.
Acain,, the bin there were 90 dgmoc rats
30 wh.gs, and independent, democrats, 30
callel--lOO in all. OF the Democrats, 81,
all bu, Two, were from the free states. That
gives a majority or m hs democratic ds'c-
CATION from ME free stats against ha hH,
without counting the Independent demo-
Gratis.
Oflhc 80 members Of the New York dele
gallon 81 voted in the negative, IL democrats
aud o wings. This gives a majority Of .
democrats in the delegation against the bill.
and an aggregated majority against Of H.
Messrs. Maurice, (dem) and Carpenter,
twhig) who we're expected to vote agains, the
bill. we're absent, we hope for good reasons.
There were % members in all absen,, or
who did no! vote. IN. Y. Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-02
The Demooratio Convention Of tho 7th.

The Pennington Chronicle which prefers
living to dead issues, thrs drcourCs on The
call Tor Convention on The Tlh or juno
"Trr 7,h or JrS-. Thcdryrlopmcn,s ,ha,
have crowded themselves uron our attention
within q wcst, hav, moro than ever con.
WINGED ne lIa, the pr,,cn, time is crisis in
onr political condition. as q state and as o
nation. which requires decided and energetic
action. I,isaiiu, requires abo'larI
fearless declaration Of principle and posse
'.rr7. II is ro time for a tml aul so.hc-
tween policy. Itpumc Tor those who con.
'cicn,ous'y aprro,c of our present laws for
restricting unnecessary temptations go .a'cm-
rcrrcc, ny who think 10 is time 90 check 'ho
arrogance and victorious progress Of slavery
aggression, 10 declare themselves. aud use
sumo their position 10 rar'rs, supporters Of
candidates who afc known, and well known,
as opponents Of 'h.ir views arl feeling. Ev.
rry one know, ,hli wc have 200 man in Ml.a1
who has more urrloi,o-a'y declared him.
sc'ron both these important issues than 40.
ru1 T.. Morrill,. ~, viii De nominated mr
governor no the Mass Convention 90 Do held
o1 Che IN or Juno. T., chat nomination De-
maIr by RECLAMATION hy an %, friends Of .o.
briefly aaI liberty Zoo Maine. L., franklin
be largely represented a, the convention.
Arrangement, will De made or the r.iur.
uon orhrr on the ailryad l.nrs, 90 facilitate
lllc ubirc, the cali"
franklin County viii give o goDl account
of hcrsrlf on This occasion. The amr may
De- a.d of Somerset, prnobsr1i, p.sraaqa.s,
Washington, Aroas'ook, Hancock, Waldo,
S1cal1hoc, Krnrcbrr, Lincoln, .Nulro.rng-
Gin, Od Cuuhcrl1ul, OH York and finally,
l1., but not least. cold O,iorl." Franklin
ls coming upio rhc wor, rohly. Her Pre-.
and her democracy aro alike inr3uunlb.e
Tacway they intend 60 rrhuke urlchcry a'
- ensuing c'rr,i ~, VIII be- d caution 10 a'I
traitors, Democrats TO- every quarter give
heed Q, 'l., caIl and llic rur patriots tcyo'.
one Day 90 the STATE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-02

WHAT WAS DFNocEAcY FoRuEELY II
used to be a principle with the democratic
party, when a candidate fpr Office was to BE-
pnl in nomination 10 select such m one rs
would DO honor to the station he was call
ed upon to fll, and to this single flc, Of nom.
mating competent candidates Tor Office, moro
than to an others may be ascribcd the almo.,
uniform success Of the democratic party ia
years gone by. With the wildca, party Of
the present day, however, the only qullifca-
ton which is required in a candidate, j, avail.
ability or one that will draw the most rum
votes from the wing party. With such class
Of voters. the homes, portion Of the democrat.
ic party have no desire to act, and prefer De.
fra, 20 riding into power ls'Tiioa liquor clsk
lClarion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-02
DEMOCRATIC MASS CONVENTION.
REMEEEER THE 7th.

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'... '.'''.I l.'' '..''- .'.l-' 10y .,-
.''..'' -''. caucus D.''4'..' an' 4'l'''"''.."
'...' '' '"'' ''.''.'"' "-' " Us call l''
every honest H.'--e',FI honest e.'.l',..-''-
''l ", I''''.' u. ''. ''',''' '' COM. ''''''
.- '.." '.' '' ..'..' 900 '.. cause q" JUSTICE
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U.'. Ii.s one D." "h.," s.''.I u'' Pc ''a"-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-02
Tit FOR Tat

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en- I..,1.t.-. -.
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...''' ,'-' ''- voice '' '"' people wiz nav.
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N'"' '',' argus ''' '.'. 1'" y '' "'. qO.''
''a. "'-", I.l"'''',"' ''"' salmon D'o'n'
aHl M. - H. 30 10 Ar'"'''oN 20" "h''H
gave barely one democratic '''e 'a'h Tor
fi''''' That pays mo- IA except as ''N''
townships OF w'.d Iand' have me same voice
90 State Convention as my democratic
voters 100 an incorporated town. who pa'
yearly s'a'o' county and tow" '.Na'' on al.
their property iaT iLe support OF 'hc several
departments Of government : iinot youI con-
ycuiion w..l Be ant.d1m1cra'.r, and 90 dem.
ocri vii be- bound by any JciIrroA.an
logic go support ,hc nominee.
Oa' more question. Is 70 democratic ior
some long blue General, or some other col
urcl leader or satellite .o make ont c'ed'n-
i.als and go into tl' plantations and ra's II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-02

Owl brought IN that the Linnoi was the more
beautiful Of the Two, The acqnaintances and
relations of the Nightingale rallied and re.
preached him for having lost his case. The
Nightingale quietly replied that the decision
was all well enough, but could not affect the
casa any way, "as il ras onlg ne opinion ~
he Oirl" We would substitute Peacock for
owl and be con,on, with the remark Of the
Nightingale.
Would il not be abou, a' well FOR these
Journals to advocate some principle as well as
disciplined Why do they not attack the prin-
ciplcs the Democrat advocates This they
cannot Do, and therefore, like base u,urpcrs,
they attempt to sliac aud force tho voice Of
the people into the scrriccor Arisiocracy and
federalism, by crying "hypocriic, lying, Goa.
lnion," SC and that too, when they them.
selves. each of them have nolor.ously upheld
aud bolslercd mp the very men whoconcocied,
planned and executed the greatest, il no, the
only coalition pcrpeun,cd the pest year, in
the State. VIVA, a glorious line Of Demo-
cratic posts to sell ont to the enemy and then
set Up such a cry
s.. Tho reason f1r this abuse has arriv-
cd. The Journal has GOT the advertisement
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-02

Paorurry ! correspondent of the Ar.
gus, signing himself "Oxford," thus Nishcs
and predicts. Considering the miserable
Coalitions which resulted in the election Of a
Wing Governor two years ia secession, We
concur in the hogc and the general dc,crm.n-
alton OF this correspondent:
Tho Democracy Of Maine, we trust, will
never suffer again, by apathy aud divisions
in their ranks, the election Of another coal.
ton Legislature, so entirely reckless Of the
will ofthcr constituents as lhe last. Ga the
contrary, there is strong determination in
the democratic ranks a, this time as is oyi.
dent from the united tone Of the democratic
press throughout ,he State, to put aside all
mino' issues, and support in solid PhalanS a
purely democratic ticket the coming Fall, for
Governor, Senators and Representatives to
the Legislature.
That's the talk. We concur in that. We
simply place this on record for future use.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-02
APartY Of Ono Iden.

There ore Journals AMI men who assrri
,ha, lbc Party which ,uprar,.d Hon. Arson
+. Morrill, 90, past year, va7 Party Of one
idea. Tler samr men Likewise assert i'1t
che Oxford Democrat anl i,s patrons arr alI
men or oac ,lr1-arl ta, idea Is 400 cmhal.
icj BOO ,hr Maine Law Every man who
makes ,ls assertion. utter, . vl'ul n'.r.
hood auI what De- knows ln De- ia'sa. This
Journal cannot b, called q one i',a Jounll,
or ,w T1,rors, men OF one idea. any more
tharihe Ace uy Ja.IJrsou.au or any other po.
'Hleal Journal.
Tbrcnni idea which has monopa'.zcl ,hi
Joum1ljuung.hc pas, year las l.on oppose
lion 90 n one idea Pary-a one ilca Drmoc.
-cv Two years aco hc Democracy va,
J.sor-auzoG oa ,hc one idea Of opposition Co
thc Maine I1v-ou doe idea OF up lcs,rc-
ton 10 lhc Liquor i11c-urcal oithc Liquor
Law. This vas lLc IDEA ss.zci upoa'ooygr-
throw he Democratic party. Il was ,hc
m
o' Democracy. '' '''.,',."' ''' s''a'N'p'
Zoe stump were ''i Appealed TO- a' ''e great
levers o., popular s''e'''s'F To establish
''.' one ''.'' S".' was '.' ''-'"'''' a''
'''''.''l '' '"' ''.'.' .'.' l'' '"'' purpose
'''' ,'' ''."o'''''e '''g "' '"a' year was
''g.'''N"'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-02

/ IL l., cannot be ialliod by those who have dis
organized IL, and fixed its prcsIige on Liboi-
alsm. They cannot with the cry Of "regu-
larily." which they were the frs, to violate,
again call the people together and gain their
confidence. They have not been true to
themselves, aud cannot be trusted by others.
The cry OF Abolitioni,m, Free Soilism,
Bogus. Niger. Ramrod, and all that, has no
lcrrors for decent, intelligent, man, and is Of
no avail in the hands OF the worthless polit-
cal hacks who have perverted and Outraged
every feeling and principle Of democracy by
their use.
We mus, therefore Law the foundation Of a
lruc democracy, or rather perPo,ua'o What,
was 81 well begun last wear. We must M
Sis, upon the Jelcrsoniau principles the right
orthc people to rule, and that the will OF the
majority is the vital law or hc State. We
must iusis, tina, the principles Of temperance
are essential to the protection Of the oPp-cs7-
cd. and tia, no man shall hereafter be elect
cd TO Congress or elevated 10 thc Presidency
by our votes, who is not solcmnly pledged to
support the Constitution Of the uai,cd States
aud therefore no more Slave S,l,cs-no
more slavery extension aulro more slave laws
lor frccmcn.
Slavery has now gone a step too lar The
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prvrrrtrf- LEGISLATIVE CArcrs. AZ a
meeting ct ihc Democratic members Of the
legislature holden 30 Augusta, on the clgy.
ralh dly oft AprI', \. ID. 1851, having bccu
ur-aa.zrl hv The cho.ccuf Hon. job Prince o!
T1uer. as President, and Calvin VI. Whit
ucy o. Ncviurcb. lnd George :. Pitcher of
Noruruu, as Secretaries.
On motion ust ue Hon. III. p. Iorscy ui
Rrafia'i, Nrsss Jersey ui h0nuehrr, ar'
Rerr'rs Of pcnohsrol ut the Senate, and
Nevman of fremont. were appointed CON.
mrttre 90 report Resolves forth, consideration
90 tbc urCyrr.
M IU-ry from said committee, suisse
1a,rtv reported the following Resolve
Rr.t. That 10 view oflhc great imTor-
lance u.uutrI and energetic action 90 onr
rrNt State election vc hereby request OH"
urwreHrc State Committee, chosen 20 i'o
convention vh.eb nominated Hon. Arson u.
N.rr. .ur Governor 900 Augusta asi zen call 10
NaE Nr' tur.riirH oi our T0luclliucr|'
no 200 raT.y day, y some convenient and c,u-
I8' rHrr, Co nominate n cEr. tI'r .HT Cover
rUr ,1 hc supported 10 ihc rrN, Guhruai0uri
election. and 90 transact such other cuisines,
s shall tend 60 perfect ulT organization aai
cradle as 90 ac, v.,h efficiency aal succCss 10
r.r polls.
The above receive ,-s discussed and aala-
mres'y adopted
jon PRINCE. Pwita.
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