Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-06-22

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A,chison's fonspiracy..Parks Letter,
We mi. v-ck publish the letter Of Geo.
: Park. EI,ar u the Puk'yillo Luminary.
Thi. communication explain. the agencies
aud msar that arr in op-ntian to make
E1r.,.a Slave State. Mr. Park was a Mis-
.,uri,,. AMI hldugyrr ,crn suspected Of en-
tcr,,ninrah1l.;ian'c1,imrui, huthocau~ Pc
honestly orr I'll Atslisun Coz the L :. Srn-
a,r. Neutrality-suspicious., anil h.s hirrlinc
.l,r ro--e. determined io destroy his rr7s,
n,I driy, him from th' STATE Morc than
rhi.. VIZ. Park hhi .r1krn out plainly and
hars-ily AGAINST the HnOs fouy, AMI ms
h,l q trulcnr, to array ,hc-" land pirate
..air., him. II -rym- from thi, letter that
secret aaoriat.uushl-a lvn formed In The
Southern State, 90 raiss men anil means o.
accomplish their irruDn1llr designs and
that ,hr descent ~ nm armol mob into Nam
sls,1 control the ,lsc ions iu that Territory,
va. m planned in tlc., .ccrrt c0ncavc.,
anil Hal thi, Infamous outnrr wa. but a
part ola deep laid rb, 90 control th' nl-
lot box, destroy thr r1rer'y, and uh'.rt
,hs lii.rtic- ur~rg nan who has che indie
r,nlauos % prp1-a ~, spread of slavery
AMI ,hc scheme or sasry rror-andis.s.
Another hr, 5. developed iu ,ho letter Of
Mr Park. worldly OF notice he says
Atrhi.,u has o.. government Tatronasr az
90. I..ai t'a.r D. l---,..,s ,l;- ''1r .,'rh
paper, as boldly al,pate m'i 'r,-, AMI APP
prove " the doing, Ut thc Kansas rioters ~
Missouri LOOK a,it There, Northern
pr-lrn, indirectly furnishing money and
means. ps ..tuf rng,lr~ .enuulr,l- and
outlaws. as ever Ii.rrac,i amy country or
r'aer. s 81, of barbarian, and ruHln',
vls. invade every settlement BOO a whole tar.
rit.-v, drive trs actual voter from tho Toll.
a, ,hr fair, oGtn, hay1nrt, threaten lif,,
throw Printin. Press, into the rrsr-, ur
aai feather respectable citizens, aud com.
mi, other acc, al hwlr,, violence, worthy
orIy of ,bc DARKEST ages OF the world
President Pi.rce not only leave, ihe de-
fncrl,.. .attlsr. Of Kan.a. q, the raarr. of
a drunken, arnI hand Of pirate, but be-
urui.bc, the rcln. 90 their leaders, 90 car.
RI on their reasonable operations Instead
Ut ukir. Ntrlipn, as be- ought to, and
hanging him url,rt tho" .,,1ui section, " Doc
allow.him p'inlrr the Tryasury ofthc Ma
zion to accomplish No, REASONABLE scheme
Ru, We have NJ time now fr further CONE
mrnt.. We ak QUO reader. ,oar,fully p
rur ,hi. letter For mi. alarmin: state q
thing. We az ,hc North are indirectly re-
span.ible. l., an rad, investigate dr
themselves and then act Cor Col, Humanity
ami their Country.
The following letter was printed in the
-. Louis Democrat on the 10th nit
81 l0uis, MAY 10Th, 1855.
Believing y. Il Atchi,on dangerous
man. The Luminary steadily opposed his H.
election to thrU. :. Senate, and supported
Col. Benton.
The consequences were, be let loose his
hirrliug presses upon that rar"r, but they
got hattie o. their hearts content, and re-
tired discounted from the field. About this
time, the -clfdrfru.iyc association was form
81 at Weston bu, the masses put it down
u. Il. Atchis5n, h. T. Strincfcllow, J. I.
V. Thompson, AMI others, then ORGANIZED a
secret association. lam informed that it,
members ar sworn u sccrccy-to turn out
and frht when called on from head quarters
to contribute money To carry out the OBJ
icts of the as.ociation-to share equally the
damages that may accrue from the overt acts
ofany Of it, members, and to carry these
points even at the price Of di'union. They
are bound never In diyulgc the names Of
members. Thus their clan can act in COM
cert cycrywherc at onc,, and lead the unini-
tiatod to suppose that it is the spontaneous
uprising Of the whole people, when they
number only q corporal's guard. When a
man /. prescribed, they act in concert to
destroy his business and character; and the
poor man is ruined without knowing the
causc. Al Northern men are prescribed
aud ruined in their business and character,
or driven out Of the country, who do not
subscribe to their most ultra doctrines. In
thi. manner whole communities ara over
rawed. One man said to me in ParkviIle,
+" Times are worse here now than they were
in France in the days Of Robespierre y
Others said this was the Grs, time they were
afraid to avow their real sentiments No
man knew when his business would be des-
troyed, or he be ordered out Of the country.
In this way citizen, are paralyred and sub
dued. They call upon other counties and
St. Louis to cooperate and carry on the
work. INSCRIPTIONS, they use any means
TO accomplish their purposes. Thus this
ss.rst spgins Of hell is a, work, undermining