Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23
From the Cineianati Garc,,s, Oct. %.
The next Session OF Congress.-Th,
Speakership.

speakership.
The anti.Ncbraska party have clca,,,,.
jority in the House Of Reprc.esHiyc, and
II that question is keptuppcrm5A, Spcals,
favorable 10 the interests of freedom will d,
elected; which viii be a great point ra,r.l
because, the Speaker Of the IIouso, h,,iB,
not only the appointment Of standing cum,
mittccs, hut COMMITTEES u conference. a..
can exercise a vast power, and lsgtmat.ry
too. upon the national legislature. Batir
II should turn out that anti-Nebra,n mo,
get wcak.kncod, or wcak.backci. or yF,
other questions 70 intGpose and c5r,,l
their action, and thus elect mere r,ri,,,
friend Of northern rights 10 the spsaksrbir
much evil will result from 1.-THE rrr.,,..
Of sucoc-, will have gone from u. w.l,
not, however, see how this result can D..
reached.
The information which we published W..
tcrlay Of the triumphant election Of r..
Governor Rccdrr, as delegate % Crr-r..
from Kansas, elected as he has l,sn Iy t..
scttlcr. Of the territory. viii hiring up ,r,
Kansas question a, tho very opening N CON.
grcs,, because Mr. Whitefeld. The iHsa,.
elected by The Missouri mon, will Do o.,
Washington, also, claiming his sat rs tay.
ing bccn legally chosen 20 represent tls .r.
utory. Governor Rcclcr win g 30 Wash
ington as the representative of tha anti.
slavery sentiment Of the territory. Nr
whitehcld will 60 a. the representative 70
the Atchisgns, Stringfcllov,, the Pierce "A.
ministntion AMI tho Mi,souri men, who De-.
-irc the establishment Of slavery in he ,sr.
ritory dedicated 10 freedom by the c5mrr,.
misc Of 1890
Governor Roolcr will also bear with l.a
a FRYE constitution Tor the State Of Kansas.
and will ask the admission q the territory
into the Union ~ lrco state. Upon th.s,
two iSsuos We may expect something ia
sectional fight and IL The North proves
craven on the preliminary question of ,ha
sr"akcrship. and elects either an admins
ira,ion man or a northern doughiara o. ,'a,
high position, We may reasonably csrr.,
Whit1fc.I will BE- admitted 10 his scatasa
delegate, and that Governor Rrclrr. with
the ire state constitution. will b. rgrc.a
five are beat on tl' spoakeT.hip, We wiz
boa. on thc other questions, hrncc IL is th1t
We regard with great interest and s5Iri'ul,
the proper organizations Of the lIlus, VI
Representatives. There is, however. BOD
great cause existing for anticipating d.fa,
in 90, Tcaker,hip W. loliNc that mea
hers from the North win, ere in favor VI
equal rights will sor the necessity ola .har-
ough AMI compact union.
+ It's important to look ora moment 81,
tho caso as presented. S1Tpos' chat d.
right man, whom Vs. below g. Do In.
Levi, D. Campbell, g. ch.,nspsak.r t.as
Governor Rc,drr D., admitted asa delegate
FROM the territory Of Kansas thar ,hs fre
state constitution u th,t territory .r.fr.
"a 8, the Committee on T.rrIurir,, and 10
reported hyonhly upon. \ discussion a-
sues, angry and bitter rs 30 B. wr. o. ls.
but when the vote is taken Zoo Zoe llausa, 10
appear. thtta majority Ut tha rrrrrmn.
tiy,s declare in favor of h Ii. then .snt
% the senate, wharr ,hc f.c'mr {. against
il. Tic senators from the slave states 100
vote against IL, together with few north
cu democratic allies, (Which r,u't $50 11-
uciratc y AMI Kansas, like Man, n l.2n.
is kept ont of the Union bcnus' .hs a.ss %
com, IN without slavery, What will r.n
follow?
Next year 8, thr Presidential year AMI
what can keep chi. issue from b.,rm.r- 20,
controlling one in the clccu1nprh President.
It must, OF necessity. become the great qua'-
ton, anil we shall, f,r the first time in bis
tory Of American Presidential polite, have
n square and fair sectional fight, and we
believe ia such q fight and with such on I'-
sue, the North would carry into the rrsi-
Dental chair il. candidate. II, 5n thco'hgr
hand, the senate should admit Kansas into
the Union, with is frro constitution, much
Of the sectional feeling whiih noE prevails.
and which would BE- greatly augmented hy
the REJECTION. would gradually die ont, and
parties would come together again without
knowing state lincs, anil would harmonic
as In oldcn time. To cause such . r'su.;
should De- the aim Of every true Union man,
North and South and that il may De- AZ
ninci il is Of the first importanc, that 10
the organization Of the House the unm.s-
taxable anti.Ncbraska sentiment should
have a true representative in the person u
the Speaker.