Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13
Remarks of Hon. F. o. J. Smith,
40 PARIS mn, LIg In, 1855.

made one Of the most shameless srocche.. a,
we understand, that ever lisgracol a polt.
cal caucus. IL was morn BETTING. As We
should judge from the samples afforded u,
a savage from the Society ISLANDS. than
man born and educated in a civilized com.
munity. and the most humiliatins part n
the business i, that body Of men could q.
found in Christian land, 20 low IN N.
scale Of moral degradation, and become O.,
utterly lost to all deccncy A. 10 aprlagl
such rufiauly and brutal sentiments. AMI
yet /, was 90. We are told BY per,on, rrs,.
emit, that the most gross and savage OH.
rrruark., were received and arrlauloi with
apparent coriiality and rest But 20 No.
holor Of woman, be- Il oiI, some Of %,
most intelligent ami respectable Of the,
present lef, the tent, and ibosr who remain.
cd were ~ Disguised they could hardly ~.
strain their Indignation. II T., prrhats
hcft,iug that this man should insult AMI
billie woman and her associations. lutit.
almost beyond belief, that an asscmbh.sar
four or Eve hundred men could ~ rathgr-l
in thi- county, % lost toall sslfrr,rort. arl
destitute Of regard for their wives ami
daughters, a. 70 applaud such laugua.,
1T venerable Old democratic party l1s
sunk 20 this lowest dcrih, Il {. tim, ua
honesty and integrity II The State should
abandon % as thoy would a sinking .h.p.
anil me sooner Il go~, down with his lal
of rss'ilcnco the brtt.r will IL ~ ~ .4r
country and The human raoc. And we a.s
the honest yoomanry Of thi. county n 'iry
arr prepared 10 sustain o party, however
venerable it' uamc or iisnu'ecrlnb. vr.rl
endorse, uch ~utimru's O., thre'
Wc annex q psi-r or two from NJ
Smi,hs pc,sh. A. vs has, recrirrI them
from a.ytaT NJ our mos, intelligent AMI %.
spectacle citirrns They are a. nearly o..
precise word. a. tlsy can r,s1Iect; uI
rs ~ ,ho sentiments, them au ~ M r...
take that they arr truly rrrr.sntrl Cons.
msnt. on such language IS unner-ary.
IN relation 70 toe people II Portland. 10
l,r,rrc.fr,cd to have aid III ,hrT"ags
or Portland lai known their rights ari
hal not h.,n arrant coward. anl roltrorn.
they would not have len ono brick up2naa.
other or the City Hall huiIliD- anil 'h.v
would have unrDofI anil rilllol Nvl Dow.
house. AMI turned him on 'ogir'y, 100 .r,.
cas', and would bay. male Portland - DC
that Dow anI Nj. rri,nI. would have ran
glad t1 20 % hrll On COL n"
or Hon. Nal Dow, D., is rrrr us.l o.
have said - rlrl-, my honor, a. "a man.
to the truth n the declaration, chat p.,
bought iha- liquors contrary 4" law arI
with d., c1uur, intention of~I'.ne thn
and putting the profit in hisoTn rsk' Q
know 70 was co."
N.o, Bow ought to "a" nug,l AMI f.
rc succeed ,hi, hll. Dr. viii b., hr.rI
Wrr, AMI Rrcl ought 70 b. 90 ono, a'.i
upon and pledged a. ,o or the r,rel u'fr
law allowing ono years r,sTi,s between sa-
trrec and execution fr capital crimes Do
this &. not done, The sr1lnlrrl viii hrrmr
humble anI ranitont, and 1lu. r.ar. h.
halter. Let thi. law r.. r.rralr, anil 800
viii fix him l.f1rr thc end or tle year"
Thi.. we are a..urrI, ia fair nmr'. "
tro sentiment and spirit ortho speech Vs.
al.5 have statement NH. rmrs. Boo r.
h'ion 90 o., clergy anil doe women. which
{, Ton vulgar 90 rut ou -arrr, anil We VI.l
not insult orr reader. even with 900 iui.a.
ton of 10. terms w. l1ly wish ia NIX tr
respectable, intelligent, and m0n'm.n u..
arr Ii,r1-si 90 elm. % thi. mi-u'.
concern, on account or tlft'niaocl.nr ....
name, ift'ay can longer ~ with q rrr'y
with such leaders, with majority NJ '..
lowers, ready and willing o. aFr'auls 'a.h
sentiments anil such a .Vir't'