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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31
A Word to the Republicans of Oxford
County.

Arc YOU thoroughly organized in every
town and School DISTRICT ifnot, let there
he no delay. Are you all at irork in the
great cause Of truth? If not, 60 to work
forthwith. You have only about one week
remaining before YOU will b, called upon 20
vote. Remember that the eyes Of your Re-
publican brethren in other States arr upon
you. watching with intense anxiety the r.
suit or the coming election.
Remember too. that franklin Pierce and
the Slave power are looking TO Maine with
anxious hopes that she will rcccdc from the
high position she assumed last year.
Remember that the fr OF sons n Kansas,
whose territory has been conquered by a
slave oliyarchy are intensely watching the
progrc., OF political event, In Maine. II
YOU rc-clcct GOV Morrill,, they will know
that Il u a blow Tor freedom, and that Il
YOU suIcr Wells TO uoo.rd, e. will be- vic
tory over which Atcbins1n String'cllow and
their rufiau followers will sud up a yell of
triumph.
1t every Republican pull Of his coat, roll
up ms sleeves, aud 60 into the political fields
and there WORK, woEE, w0gg, until a'or
election Only do this aud victory is sure.
1T Ms drive hack tho Goths and uulaIs,
who are now rude as,ailins the proud tsm-
rlo or IIeoiom uuEgr, oHFGE them, fellow
Republicans at every point, teach them,
u TtsiHf were 70
T. hufl ihs rooted uruHipi1 ffHn ifs httr,
Thew nre- tha ,rtr'rf shaver, rrr1 msl
Determined g. ls lrr."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31
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have n' opinion To- express about ia' matter
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31
OTuE CO. ENEsDHE.
Reading of th' Scripture and Prayer hy
Rev. l.. e.. Stevens Of Hebron.

AurNpurSTs To TE Constitution. We
puhlish, in another column the Resolutions
passed hy the last legislature, submitting
several amendments n the Constitution for
their decision. The amendments proposed
are whether judges and Registers Of Pro
hate. Judges Of Police Courts and Sheriff.
shall b, elected by the people, and the Land
Agent, Aduunt General and Attorney Cen
cral by the Legislature. At present the
Governor appoint, all those officers.
These amendments are to be voted upon
separately, and it will be necessary TO have
boxes prepared and labeled to receive the
votes upon each proposition.
TN. questions seem TO attract but little
attention, and We publish the resolve for tho
information Of thoso who have mislaid or
Lost the shcoslaws Issued at the close Of the
Legislature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31

NATIONALITY. The national democratic
editors ARE calculating the chances for sue
cess at the next Presidential election, and
in order to afford a CLEAN Of encouragement
to their readers are. compelled to claim the
entire sectional vote Of the slave states, and
% electoral votes from the free states. They
count upon none of these with confidence
except California. but mention Na0 Hamp-
SHIRE and Name among the states where the
chances are in their favor
IAmsricau Ballot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31

Rowuuu on Friday night last, taro
youn. r,udip. ou their way imm thi. vile
lag, 90 South Paris, stopped at several
houses aul called of cider. Not content
with chi. exhibition of their morals, they
went into ,ho ryrGaii Of the editor % ihs
agricultural department. Of ibis paper, tore
down the fence, tao shocks OF guH aud
throw tho hundla about tho field, stuck one
on O stake Boo the fence, and strcwei two or
three along thc highway Tor some forty or
fny rod. Nlr. Forbes da,irrs as 90 say,
that those young mcn arc known, aud ii
they wish 20 avoid trouble they had better
come aud ,aitlc with him, or they viii have
% ss,tle with hishey authority
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31
49, Of aim lr.lnI,nt 80 70 bring

purpose Of taking ir'iri'nt Nsers 10 bring
ahoo; dissolution Of the Union.
The followers and supporters Of Franklin
Pierce. in the southern States, are many Of
them nor, openly, boldly, threatening a
dissolution Of IN, Union--and yet, this is
an very beautiful In the eyes Of the d'moe'
racy Of the north. T. ~ more specific,
JpSre VA, and his rryiy ~ Name. hong
70 ils souioa party Of the COUNTRY. They
have. by their resolutions and conventional
action, alicl themselves TO the democracy
Of the south. 1, the every men who openly
declare against the Union, and in favor II a
southern slavcholiinc conlcdemcy. Jcier-
s1n Davis, the ruling spirit In the cabinet
Of General Pierce. has been Cor years and
now r., an open advocate for dissolution
II the Upiou, and Pierce and every public
man in the whole country knew IL, when
he appointed him 10 his present position.
Southern democrlry and northern do ,ocra-
cv 90 hand q haul-thcy declare them
selves on, party, they are ono party. South
cru leaders in this party rail against the
Unlor-northcru leader. 10 the same party
respond. amen.
Tho disuni1n, secession doctrines OF the
southern democracy, receive " rid and come
frt" from members Of the same party a,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31

\ Mas County CouyVtion was held on
the 18th inst, at Biddglorl Nominations
for senators. John +. Scnmman OF Saco 4;
Alexander bennett Of York John y. Good
win Of south Berwick. County Treasurer,
Isaac y. YatJn, Of South Berwick; all
present iucumbcnts County Commission
cr, Joseph Frost Of Elliot. County Attor-
ncy. Increase :. Kimball Of sanford Clerk
VI Courts, Charlie, T.. Weld Of Buxton.
Speeches were made by Hon John =. Hale
aud Hon. T. Wade, L. ;. senator from
Ohio, and others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31

PouoyrNo IRON GLzEp Vr,.Ets. Ms.
Caroline Robertson, Of Bethel. was recently
poisoned by eating some preserves which had
caudisi down in a glazed caSihern pot. She
wa, Immediately srilod with vomiting, while
her cytrrmitirs commenced swelling to an
alarming extent. By thepr1mptattendapra
oI DR.. A. Tvitchcll, she was soon relieved
from most certain death. and in few DAYS
entirely rccs,crsd. Earthern ware isusual-
~ GLAZED with the oxil of lead which Is a
yirulcnt poison. Neither pickles nor pre-
serve, should D., kept in such. Stone ware
Is h.ttcr, as thi, {. glazed with common salt,
80 that the glazing Is harmless.
As tbi. i, the season for fics, people should
no caution, ia the u-, Of ay powder, COM
monty .oli az C.balt. 1t is nothing but
rats bans mixcl with cobalt. Cobalt itself
+. not poisonous. Live. are lost every year
erough ignorance Of its properties.
NIT. .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31
The slavery Candidate at Bath.
Jadgn Wells 81 Dath. IN lhc coursc of

judge Wells NJ Bath, In the course OF
speech, mbucd with the sentiments Of Atch.
ison aud Douglas remarked
"Therc Is the poor South oim,srrd with
her 3 800 600 slaves, and We NJ the North
receiving all the profit Of their labor With
the South separated from You, the gras'
would grow green in your streets, your ships
would Ne rutting ~ yourwharycs, the South
would 20 10 Europe Cor ships % carry their
cotton, and famine and pinching poverty
would uurp the place NJ plenty, luxury and
elegance. Would we abuse thc.c sell-mar.
tyring philanthropist- Of the southern PLAN
tatiuns, by dopri,ing them at their inherent
rights tp govern and control on their own
grodnd? ~ much right had tho North to
send men a. Kansas NJ have they (thc s'utll
to emo and colombo our State. Should
they att.mpt that, We should Of cuurzN rise
and eVrel them that's what H. being lono
hv an. Southerncrs In Kansas. Why trouhN
ourSclyc. about the Fugitive slayclaw? We
are sl far removed from the sphere Of IT,
operation, IL has uD interest % us.
DI..nceful craftsmanship this, if these
remark, De true. The S.Ith is '' cumbgrtl
with slaves" the North receiving the
profits" q" tho grass would grow in our
streets lit were not for slavery" the slave
holders are .ell.mariyrius phiauthr,-
pi.ts," 90 csble the North 90 live in &c Luxe
ury. plenty aud elegance" if the South
wers y atismT, 90 c5l1uir, tho North '' vr
should Of cuurs, ri., anil cypal 10, same as
thc south ar, n,w doing in Kansas" " the
Fugitive Slave law, " with an 90. dr-r1,i.m
and violation or tho Constitution, d" b. 90
interest t1u-" Thisis judge Wells, Pierre,
and slavery democracy.
Thi. b. tar most sectional, Jrgmlin- anil
uu,at emaulika speech that ever camo FROM
amy Northern man. H. logic is slavery
i,a onIu.s institution and n,p'rrsis,the
country where Il exists. Arru1n Of ,hc
country receive, thn prst of slavery which
enables Be- 90 li,c in elegance aul luxury.
Therefor .u, portion ola common country
should as " urmird," and impoverished.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31

Far At WEsr POLAND On the llth
inst, the dwcling-bousc, barn and out
buildings Of Mr. Amaziah Keene, together
with a valuable horse and wagon, and sleigh
and the most Of his farming tools, and about
fifteen tons Of hay, were consumed by fire.
Los estimated at 81 800. Insurance in the
Atlantic Company, 5000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31

Judge Wells, the loco.ioco candidate for
Governor IN Maine, is understood TO be an
out and out supporter Of the Ransas-Nebras-
ka bill. SO his most intimate friends de-
clare, and no one contradicis the statement.
Yet the convention which nominated him
refused 10 accept the Nebraska platform.
fPcEtSr Atlas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31

bow nav ihcv overthrow tho~o principles
AMI ,r,nr', EVEN down forever.
7 have spoken % n, Old party, Mr..
President. AMI I have t''d you that they
vsr, dad. BE- thcrr Is one other party
that I ought % have alluded n, and that g..
the American party. (Arrlus'l L thcr'
any man herr who viii -Bir,r lis ideas 20 In
t,rtrc - n G, dir,ct him from the i-ucs
that are now male up? When You talk of
Amrricani,n should think that quite
enough 6r YOU @, look into the Presidential
chair. Thor. y1u viii End a q pure Au7-
Ia4 and can v1u end "a mcaucr specimen
OF a man ON che fac, Cf 'fa whole earth 9
daughter AMI ar,." Why my friends vou
could MT End n msau-r specimen ola thing
Tor President e. yol hal imported a hh71D
and r1, rfm th5rc llsughirD IT, has
M viii 90 hi. own h' is hardly a moral
AGENT. De crirs- before his masters lSe
ca-,i h,ar. Id1r1t believe th1t'TS1uih-
crn masters consult him 1h1ut.rv measure.
whatever Ih''svc o. krrvsaslitt'aNo1t
what take. place So ,hc rlf'r'ta' y-1 do.
7! be- VIZ, a man and an American vit'a0v
appreciation q American Independence,
ir~ r-r'l N, have permitted s1ch t1.r-s
On r- Cons -- f.-r '--r E..-' .fr- -....
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r-1 vurr AtsH.rs--a ana Str~-.e,'r~s,
w,,h1lta urynur' WY hn-v chat 's
r,,r's or lows. irs' r- ,No r-i.r .'tt't
TERRITORY. 'sNrs,1rri i' halsahr'.ei'F'w
selves 10 rfr.tl-v array .r' gone .rt' Nlo-
sls and sworn that r1h'1v should cote u1-
les devoted on che stf. ~ t-r-l IN, arl BAH
taken rrs.rssi11 rr TIE N.'T' Boxes. arl
undertaken On make q legislature Of '...r
own. arl tha, tho Governor BAD applied r-
ala I'M such say,r What vraH have N--7
tho rs4Ita wal t'--r r7, fav' h-u
military enough sr' tfrrg ia 'r.hlr quick
tine o. tar, virl.a'ri dc rights rs 90
law Would th.v MT have h--u os much
on or, alert a.t.rv wee On 'l.ca negro
from Boston tv1 rr :'r.r vr-rs a-r' lt.l
you s,r tfl' Wv are degraded, f'' 10 a'-
r-st q t,--u1ti.a o. ulr s-1' I'm Cone
rr,ss. tr-v.-- trat vr aye rr. boxed urrH
~ men NJ che south as Ming equal ,l.gr.
W ar, me- permitted 90 BOA my r~rr0-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31
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who are 'he Traitors


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who are The Traitors
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Trim 20 Somerset

W the urgent solicitation OF many OF our
friends in Somerset County, We consented to
spend few Jays in that',clion Of the State,
in talking to the people upon the great is
sues hof'ro the country.
Taking the car, on the G. I Il. we pro-
ccel,d IN Danvillc Junction, and from thence
to watcrvilc, by Railroad, where we arriy.
Ell at . O'Clock. r. VI. Leaving the cars at
thi. point. we got on boarl stage bound
Tor New Portland. Our Johu, after driving
round through the village 20 pick up bis
load. started on towards the point Of our
destination, with team Of only hro horses
and nm, passengers. Not having fancy
Tor q" fusion " sufficiently strong To pile in
hire deep inside the carriage, We mounted
toe top Of the vehicle and amused ourselves
while roin. along at the rate Ut three mile,
an hour. hy a survey Of the bcautiuireglon
OF Country through which we passed.
At some future day, We may stop 90 tell
our readers about this, hut for the present
w, ms, on. We arrived in New Portland
about . o'clock in the morning, whore we
slowed away anr " worried limbs t1 rest"
NJ ,ho Hotel trri In that village by a Mr.
jenkins. THou-yt morning We were c'llcl
ur5n. nv professional brother IN the pr.
son orNfr. N,rs'oll, who, although hc aid
a -. a.. ...t-.ts ...t. fF -. IL. ID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31

Dr1wvID. We learn that hoy, son
Of Benz. Slnborn aged about ten years, was
drowned, while swimming, in the Little
ArdrOscoggias, at Pigeon Hill, or Friday
LAT. l7th i1,' ~ " Eas,ss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31

AocuTANcE or TIE GovEENoRsmP or
Kansas. Wilson Shannon has accepted the
Goyernorship Of Kansas, and will depart
forthwith COZ the Territory
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31
Zoe the Dsmo,fst.
Have the Wells Alliance Party any
Opinionl


80 Dorm trth NE 6r0C shops irry rvE
these Hm,aH,o. vs. saai no Gug shops"
In his Norway speech he Is raplr,.I lg
hi. friends, 70 have sail
&" 4 man has us good a right To rum asra
has to his oxen and that Doe has as COOL,
right to buy aud sell the one as tho Other
Now ia man has As good q right o. bus
aul I'll rum A. he has 20 buy AMI .a.l or-r
how can a % shop" % s,ll it in be- ..-...
s1lr,." aud how could an honest believer
in th. doctrine czclalm "Dueu vthf.
rr5s shops" or how could hr l.lsr.. .r
accordance with such doctrine. .v,ra.t
no gros shops"
Thi. T.. inconsistent logic. Tharra.-.r
conclusion Is out OF joint ltrNry u..r
as if a man should say
Liquors ar, essential TO tba poo. ulra
and they should De- o., ire as vat.rorun
TlpJ5rs the shop. ia which thy 1000.
or, nuisance" aud they .h9a'Inr.
d. down"
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Tor hi, liberal Cary supporter THY aa
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neil talk Althis nansu... ar,1n ami ..m.
mon Gr,ro,, VII, d.. u.tln,vr..
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31

~ shall he indebted to you for liic," as
the man said to his creditors wheu no ran
away to Australia,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31

GrlECE VI Wr.rov, whose able speech
wc printed la't week. has formally announc-
% hi, Adhesion to the Republican party.
Mr. Weston SAYS
" The question l., and it Is the great, the
question Of the times the
question with which an other sink into az
.lluta insi-rifcancc--what does the North
mean 90 dog illheedpm Tor Kan.a, he
insisted upon2 will the admission Of slave
stats from territories once dedicated 20 lib
erty D., resisted 70 the last? orwill the South
after little poutins aud scoldin- hy the
North De- permitted 20 carry oil the fruits Of
their treachery? What answer, do men
and Tar,ie, among Us give to these ques-
,iOns? Answers the public 'rR have, and
ought to have. The time for tradierS aud
doug i'aoes ha, gone ~. Er1y man and e.
ery party rsio fa'ters ai ih,s tremendous oris'
should b aa do,rn witiow merry. n hT,
- crrr 10 b such tang as a North, HiSHo,S
Or ncrsr'
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Dr~or-'tic Convention ~ o-l County


Democratic Convention ~ ord County
oar N,'rrsta Flr'sn'l CONVENTION
o.. ntr.- 'tv. arl $3.50 a-- jrrrn-l rrm'r-
a,-1 O.N. W. Ra'irs.u n Watsrnr1arl
&. =. Holland of Canton Grt' senate. A.
Black fr Clerk % Courts. : e.. An'r,rys.
County Attorney. Cvrrs In-t's 0' nw-
mark. County Camnrsi1n.r. anil ". =.
smith orNr-vay rr County Treasurer.
VIZ Robinson r1s q candidate fr ra
S.r,t, "a, tlr notorious July Convention of
l.i2. and was chc1t-i outof hi, nomination
hv r-rs, fraud. H. g.. now "laul and
Glove. 90 with thr very men who ua.'f him,
i1 tha, CONVENTION, AMI with ,brm.i f.h,-
ir- against l'. or fI~f, who fought for
fIr. against ths r"l.ria'o>,~iuswh1 then
ras.'y defeated bis nomination.
Ut.o enemies 'nv1 him ius' o., much
now. ne they rvrd.l Their malice and
a,-l killed rin IN Is'2, thr,r r-r-rf,f
partnership win rr,'uc, o.. same result in
$50. \ man '' never .''" DO Che camp oi
''' 'n.m.e'' ''' 'i Nr. I'''.''." chooses ''
ts' quarters '' WAT direction we nave
m quit 20 inl WITH hiH ''r 81 l''nr. Mr..
Holland WIS A'' wear candidate and de-
.t..i I' is probably anxious iar is"
some distinction again.
Nr. smith o' Norway, has Ion, h''n
standing candidate mr ''m- County Office.
ll.' friends have v-1r a''ar y'1r ch0kcl him
~ with great many good rrrmis- frr thc
future, AMI we orr r'd Do ia' NJ h''
hr0r-'t them tnthoirsTrFs, and uairt'rm
fcl th't something -n'' Pc done, 10 order
90 nv' DC Union.
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Election. Monday, sept. 10.