Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-24
e,v. NOrrill and his Administration

We" "ef' NA"N~
{ that once honorej, bat now degraded party
The NOR, be has hcgn .landsr'i ny dcmo.
. eoruo. and corrupt, trading politicians, the
mor, IL, honest, unteuiscl rank and 81,
Of the r,oplc have houorcd him.
Honest men from an The old political par.
tiles, r,lli,l round bis standard and in spit,
of al opposition, in spite Of Soh a. Oh
rar,g organizations, triumphautly elected
ham 90 the rubr5uatorial chair. Lis clcg-
,t,u v1s victory OF pri7ur'l over party, "a
triumph % thc p.gr' over demacosugs and
r,,Uiral ramcs,srs Ihis result was not
caused by party management, ba, .was
Thought about iu Ti. ~ %. TWAS no,
thr work ogTr.iii,nus, hut the people, the
election .g Gyy Morrill, as,1ui,hej tho ,ll
PARTY leaders. not only ia the Democratic,
utvli. organization. but ihrirasi11ish-
u,ut was no greater than theiruEs They
saw Boa tlis that Doe charm was broken, and
f4rrrvrr over o., m1e-- hal lorortr'
Nat rrr1r'r lai so, t.rl orwr'y drill
anI rar,y management. How Go regain
tt..r I.st power, was the frt question that
-,rol ta suggest itsslft, them, afsr their
...u,I defeat A systematic plan OF opera
r.r. was devised AM Tut in frrg aul 10
Ou. .-reI uat only 90 a'u-g Gov Morrill,,
'.tt. make an onslaught upon the party
gat Fr,.I I.m. On accordance with ihi.
arrangement, Cuv. Morrill,. administration
ar. Nvu attacked and Tguuocl upon by a'l
o.. nN party lull-lo-> iu la'i thr Oh Pn-
HG.1' organizations, as th.vuav .yi.,, down
90 Goo yaur.. yr'pinS cor ,Ia; can ls s'
.a. ny d. Oh worn 'at party hacks and
frr.hae.-, tlat lead or ia their lc.unst.
r..rrr GOVERNS
Eu-y measure with which Ga. present
--t Administration l,. had amy thing t'
'l.. OIL. hr- unfortunately denounced
livery a.s ur VIZ Morrill,. NJ any ofli.
friends. r.s l.,n nunl FAULTY WITH Not
v.I4arln- thsb.uI, aaa.ia' ,.1' of ODE
.Nrarty 'ai.a o. make vlruru thrrus.
ont SGT. Government, H,y have found Doe
l.'.. Baths Nuai.'l then anything 'n-
I.r.arI.r. r.,. thry ha,s male rrat
Na.'.g and un.-e about What la. 30 -
f4s. IA either tly Governor ar his Friends.
Poe instance. th.y l.r .hel 'lr.'sul gror-
r't'r t0ars. orr the B0lvlieh 'fa.'Ia
jn.n.ua'.l ly them tas "elarrins up
H,.' VS. Dos. 90 time now g. discuss 'e
merit. "r d.m.r.t. oithi' B,u. ENry '9iy
who Knows anything about 10 history, very
Won knows 90 va,uataF r-'rm.a.urr. Dr..
Trws,huy a. chairman Of a committee
chosen 'y the Maine Mri.'al Association, %
rr.rar. tha rs1-. n! some $50 90 aii boz
,hs -.ur of anatomy, c.u-.l thi' matter
rh n'r. 'u..l ui' th' Legislature. The
h.,l vas .-rff. g. N.A' mas, Ma, ad''-
Gated .n the Hlnr .' the llous' hy "a H,''
rr7, a1l was le.a,l tn thg IIra~ mainly
through tbg influence ola friend ami sup
porter Mr MouI. TIE state ol Maine,
Democrats Alort', AMI other OPPOSITION
ure-s.,.r u-'ya.haa.rl tho Tl7aS' yl ihr
hr .r .h..r column. Those ar. Facts, anil
A.. y.a.arr either GOV Morrill, or h., Al-
a.u.,,r,ura uu ar"Hat.,thHlrl .e.law
l,mpnns, BOO tl..y.-me.
The au. rmarS may. with O -a'i deal
a.u.r. o. he aU...t' tae h.t.n- ia'
BIAS M.H going "r u.u '.r Wells part!
rro,., r.Ies.u- &C." omnibus N,.' q"
.'.... making grants .. '1u. i' certain
Literary Institutions.
TIE i..'.r, nitH. hur.Hr Journal have
hrsu boxing into ti,m..."r, ami ta0ir ar-
t..,r, which wa published a.t week, slows
3D.. 'rs ,a-g efH. WH,ps1g
W. win am that Nr llilloIBns.r, vas
tlr mns. in,.s.rt. opponent OF ths ouui-
hu, HN Ia .hr lI.as., and yri Doe was 'hc
Administrations .a.-, 'n iAe H's'-
I... are h.r .p..n.us of che a'ac"
var.rr chat j. now carried yu hy che Ne
hrassa's in Maine, a-..us, Gov Mlrs,i, aud
Dis Naturalization
Iar>r L.artlr-, tsmas'-ucs aul SANDER
.-s. CON s.e mo- good DC n Nazareth They
.'a sr no dta.rsne between L'-'.!atur'
that's. Jos d'ys' from another that bias a
session. 90. only 90 aay-. l-lsn9ihinr' ihat
ilc people are d.a 'he sum oi siNTuN
Thousand p"tlEs, 10y the industry OF the
Last I.-.s.1'ar'' "uea compared with that
ry .-,.- rpli.l Nrhr,.,, tools. rr marty