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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13
sin,o Temnsrnnes Convention

ON Tur.hv and Wclnoalay It wcok h'-
fore h., 'hs State Temperance Convention
wa. lollr at Bangor Mayor Hayward, II
Bangor. va. chosen prcsilen. of this cone
,ruiipn. Tho meeting was adlrr-srl by
Rev Nrp.,k, Ut Portland, Rev J T. Ste
,cr. and Edward Fgun5, NJ Augusta, Mr.
R1vcll. of llal'owrll. and other.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
'hs following, which werr rad
R-a'r4. That every yrlr'sozp.rirnco de-
moustrpt.- the necessity ufu law TX" ours
for suprrrs-ing the traffic In alcoholic IT,
uuurs and proves ~ efficacy ne that purTu-'
R.n'3, That ihr opposition ol a ,rnll
PARTY pres % this law for thcnllrrrl severe
ty NJ h. penalties t. dictated by dr-ir lur
u1 law whatever. that shall h. any obstacle
iur the rum traffic However stringent it,
provisions. n1 ono viii fear them, uulrs. he
means b. violate them. II such msu arr enc
-lyJsl iu the vile business. We would counsel
them o. abandon b..
lfthry lrs uTthr track lrt them remain
Vlarr they arr-if not. lrt them " look out
R,p'rs3. That We congratulate the p"o-
pie 0f Maine that those politicians who a.
srmhlcl NJ Augusta on the Dist Of June, in
state Convention. have M last thrown N
doe mlsk. and lrravcd themselves in open
hostility 81 The Aw-thpy arr now srgu tp
d. iu.t what ve have alway, known them t0
l,. the inyrtsrltr enemies IT the temperance
reform And as We have hratrn them two
wears in succession when they have been
concealed IN ambush, w. 'ryr M fear. fur
the result Uf thr present year, now that they
ury driven into ibc OPEN field.
R.ulrf6. That the lato riot In Portland
insti-at.i hv unrrinciplrl politicians for
party purposes, affords painful evidence that
they arr rndy o. seek the overthrow u all
law and order. II hy such means they can
gain the prize uf'hoir wicked amhitiDn-aud
We invoke an good men Of every party, as
they love tho welfare and honor Of our state,
the morality of our people, and the enjoy
mont Of public and private peace, that they
labor together with 90. for The pres rylti1n
u thcsc frum threatened destruction.
R,,0irsd. That In Arson T. Morrill,, our
present Chief Magistrate, We have a ruler
cminpntly WORTHY o. tll the place he now
ocrupir--that nv hi, manly and independent
Efforts to bring the government Of our state,
in H. administrative policy, into harmony
with the great principles Of Truth, Justice
and Humanity, in promoting the cause Of
Temperance. aud ether kindred reforms, hc
has fully justified the confidence rcpos'd in
him hy Mi. fellow citiycns-and we earnestly
commend him to the pcople for reelection.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

IiauryI>G CONNEXIONS. W would a'
the attention " the community o. srrlHs
Lightning Conductors, a. an artis'eaf graf
value f,r the protection n all kinlsol 'a....
iurs. Mr. c. u. Kcncy, who las hcn Doe
sarrl Zoo setting thcsc conductors, during
several year., i.now travelling in iii' t.an-
~. and intends 60 call on the people DO
this vicinity. Thi. Is, therefor, an cy-|
lent opportunity 20 .ocuc the advantage q
hi, improved patent. Thee rod. ars Mar.
hy l.. a T.. Wilcox, lIart.r',
Conn. and arc recommended hy n0 lr-,as-
thority than Professor h. S.llim1n and s.n.
who are extensively known as the most s..-
tifc chemist, in America Professor >..-
man SAY. Tho Lightning Conduct" 20
the plan Of Spn't Of Cincinnati, aFna'
20 BE- very well devised. and in point o' W.
chanical construction are the br't ! hw
ever sen.
Il to BE- hoped that the usa oftho-' r'.'
may become general a. an Important 'u''.
larry defence against danger which r.'
he regarded a. ofno ordinary magnitude "
which al building. are liable"
The people Of Oxford County vii, Dwell
to avail themselves Of the present oTI'''..
nifty, AMI provide thcmselyrs with tho' r'.'
through Mr. Rccney, WHO has all OBJ. e'.
ycnicuccs Tor SITTING the genuine article.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13
franklin Pierce. President in 1855.

Tho oHcs holding. snll-fcl toadics Of
Franklin Pierce. in order to stand right,
with the firm Of" Pierce, Douglas, Atchin.
.on and the Devil" and in order 10 satisfy
the firm. and more especially the Prcsidcui,
they arc, and ar, willing 10 h. his supple
tools. and servants, and have in some of their
organs, .,artol a laughahlc paragraph, de-
clarinr that Franklin Pierce viii h. rc-cl'c-
t-l.
col. Grccn, Of the Boston Post, who holds
ono of tho most lucrative Offices in the gin
orthc President ny'
"Thenc1tnaiioual democratic convention,
will nominate franklin Pierce lur reelection,
and me people will rnti(y the nomination. ~
Col. Smart, Collector u Belfast, endorses
uicil-a. srl think. Pierce. reelection sure.
d, man who will seriously give 10 Tho public,
such an idea, must b. SO down, rs being o
FOOL, fanatic, or insane
Franklin Pi-rcr, President IN 1886?
Humhug Talk about rc-olcr'ing man
President, who has hccn rlsa to his rr,ias.od
rrincipIr., who has shamomlly violated an
his rlvlr-, betrayed his friend. hy whole
sale: md I'D him.rlrncck and hr,I., .5ul
1nl holy. 90 'bc Slave oli-nrrly-whv The
Ia :, .nrr,mely ridiculous Put up
Pierre iu l..f ,.a candidate fr reelection,
and own d., S,sh would not 90 flr him.
They know Row be has cheated the North,
and they v.ull not trust traitor A' %
The Free States. be- could not ST a single
electoral vote. Anon, the honest r'1ulr
you c11ll go morn votes 20 hang him 6r
high treason. than Won coull torc-clcct him
President NJ ha, mo- fal. d.iu'er~'-
81 friau1s and deserve. none. 10 has done
morn 20 J..nrnor and di.rasr the nation
than 90 l.. predecessor. aud if this Clio
rirr. Union f. ever rent a.urlrr, anil he
high hopes and patriotic aspirations VI ia,
founder rEh iu the ruins. ihe'rannahl,
destruction viii dsto directly buck 60 the
administration VI Franklin Pierce o.. tbc
rrl, fir. nu, that l.l O. t'e final de-
ruri.nn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

FrsIov GATHERING We hear the fusion
i,ts had quite a gathering Of women and
children, at South Paris on the Fourth.
Argus.
Thi. j. true, and It !. a. honorable 10 the
meeting as it is true; and wei have to inform
the Argu., that the speeches on the occasion
were not Of 50 indecent a character as to
shock their most refined and delicate sensi-
bilitic-, or drive them from the ground, as
was the ca-a at higher latitude. We wish
also 70 say, that the Argus and the Ncbras-
kaitcs will find out ON the second Tuesday
in Sept whether this meeting represented
the voters Of Old Oxford or not. Whatever
party has the intelligence, and purity Of wo-
man with them, Is sure ola triumph
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

arc No, Marty. In the old and haekncycl
sense. Itisa union Of the people, tho in
tcrrity Of the STATE, against violence, dis
honesty aud fraud. Il isa rising up Of the
intelligent masses and throwing Oh all for
mcr PARTY allegiance, AMI uniting in favor
NJ frcr,lorn, temperance anil right.
Their, was something In the associations
or the old rartioz, If tho past, Of which
mon might h. proud, and from which il was
harI "a break away. II is not strange that
men of honesty aud integrity should cling
q, the., namcs. around which cluster such
memories. And time was when men could
achieve something f,r their couniry'' e'rl,
in tho>, rarii,s. lam SURF Webster, Clay
and Jackson achieved something iD the old
parties orwhich both thoy Hd We might
ucll D, proud, and vhisn Justly render, It
harl for men o. break from them. But
timc- have chsrrel. Thce parties have h.
como ut,r'v lsmnrllirrl. " longer arr
they the representatives Of grat political
principle, o., in the day og the fathers
bat thcy have sunk 80 low as O. become the
mrrc iu.'umrnt, or opposition % trmps-
rance, frrdom, end thc dur-trirht. of the
rnrlc, appaulins mo'-, riots, anil ryrry
sr,rics ct violence and fraud. Bu' % light
has davucd IN ,hi, State which shows thc
rsorls hoo FALSE those Tariin- arr ,oall their
artrrclrn,e, that will culisiiu every nook
ami corner of thc land, and make tho rrr.-
eng l.alr7, Ike la.s, -tk 90 hide thrm-
selves iu holes ami ,r,i.,s, lnt .lall ful mo-
place ufc.r.u'meut.
lETlris oro,h.r .Teeghr urNt wr.kl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

Tux MrSsNG BKiDE, or Miriam the Aycnger,
by Mrs. =. ID. T.. " Southworth. Phila-
delphia, I. u. Peterson. Pr. 635.
This il the last work this talented author
css ha, given to the public, and it is far SUI
pcrior to any Of her works we have yet seen.
IT. style is simple, pure, and eleyating, and
each character is presented 50 constantly to
view, and the connection is 50 close between
them, as 10 create an absorbing interest in
all, and lend q charm to the whole volume.
The plan Of the work is comprehensive, and
each idea is 20 developed as to make the
meaning Of the authoress unmistakable'
qualities not often possessed in novels, with
out some degree Of dullness accompanying
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

democratic Journal that an endorsement
Of the present national Administration
would be sure dctsai TO tho democracy in the
coming election. Further comment is un-
necessary. No wonder National democracy
in waldo is dog cheap-ono wing goes Il for
plumber and tho spells, and tho other Tor a
sort Of horsc- jocky policy-both being a. de-
void Of principle, as they are Of honesty; hut
the p,oplr of Waldo know .hc-e dough-hce,
wire working dcmarogucs, like book, and
at the next election will kick them hor-e.
foot. and Dragon 4" on the other side Of Jor-
dan"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

thi, State are called to rally. We call up.
on the Liberty loving, law ah'dinc men Of
our noble State, to cand.lly investigate the
whole matter for thcmscivcs. Compare the
platform Of tho tsmocra,ic party with that
crcct',. by TO Republican, and then at a.
your .ctter judgment .hall dictate. DO this,
We ay, fellow citizens Of Maine, aud all
will b. we'll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

Tho editor Of the Argus has ilr .'N.
yccks past been considerably troubled a'.'.
the reputation Of this paper, and h'''A', ,,
that "irs eli.or shuns the truth, a,h' WOMB
the enemy r.,
We would call the attention Of the '''','
Of that sheet, to the scriPtunl commlDl'
che that /. without sin among YOU l', ~
cast the frst stone, with the hor' thai
full consideration Of it, import may ., "
advantage to him. We would mover -
better recommendation than the aJus ~
the Argusk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

Hon. Nal Dow has just received g g,
toring .cstimopial OfrcsPcct and esteem ~, =.
his labors in the temperance caus' 'TO,. n,
Scottish Temperance League, adoP'ol -. .i,.
recent session at Glasgow. 1t bar - ~
nature. Of all the Directors Of the S''''''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13

The Portland Inquest returned 'hoir ", "A
dict on Monday. They declare ,na' Wv ~,
John Robbins came by hi' death ielonlOu.
and have bound ossfthc principal VIM, nj
to the July Term Of the Supreme JUN
Court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-07-13
R,rsuel D., p,ttrs r"rut'.
Celebration al South Paris.

.,- will not enable us On q, more amTl,
Justice both % the speaker, and The ooca-
,i.u. Thosc Who were present, viii soe our
r,ror:, IN some points, n exceedingly mea-
rsr. and &c may lc ia others quite CHROME
one We shall only attempt o. gir, some
OF the leading ideas, hut in no cas, tho pre-
els, language.
IIoa Woodbury. Davi. aid.-Ns Your
President well knows, am unexpectedly
called uran to Lad "a in ths .ror,h., Of
this 1ay. but that man must le fv.hl' iu
health and fyblo iu intellect iuicj, who.
on such a jsy anil with such multitude
before him. b. NOT inspired o. say "u.t'.7s
worthy orthr oea01n.
IGsI stirring within ur something uf che
spirit which iur,rsI the men rr-a-,l boz
ttc struggle cg &C. lam lhi o. know.
that now. a. thcr. thsrr an, Taul .1uc
-a,,urr even, who larr ,r stand forth -s
friend. o, fryoiHu, and tIrf a' defenders
cThw. or,'rr anil truth.
TO, growing i1tu..ynl thr .argts off
J-srrugn. AND To-, hnrrr 1rI 1.fnt atti.
taIs toward rr,aJ.m. moro arI r.s. r-
u.a... ~, OF tte l1y, og o. Revolutionary
struggle A1l thg rising ar on. Intelligent
uas.r, m opposition o. o.. u.rr.aurus
OF 1.srai.,m. max. us f,' ,'at ttr spirit
,rtrc fathers las me- died QUITO on. ,h,.l-
rru. NrI now. ls chem, OF. viatIa-, o.
Or, me atir.t,, v-ma1 sualy On ea..r "u
tr 6i-rfs of rr-eIuu iu ty.s ,Ests
a-liu,, tr an sraFius ,graHy o'l",.i-
i.lu. with Dr. wi... ami t.r t-a-s.
With tr ErfHra"r, D0murrrv, Che
struggle sr frrln ir t.i. land arI .a ,rr
world. Prom t'a' lay a iai., 90 Do. 's0
sriu. ua. snl ,Ul We or. .u o.. u.'.,of
nrs .ta-s,.. growing i1 intensity arl care
uo,u-ss.
Il was vr'I AMI TRULY a.l ry %. Wu
Clinton, " tat'1.rty f.u0.ur destroyed
ly fraud dan fsr." w l.r. nothing a
rar q, our l'sr..g. fum lr.s. Or .a.r o.
contest. vr am morn thau match 1r De-
ru,I.u rat ". may v,H -ar G.m .unI
fraud tlat 'ag,.-, ,gT usrt.- fr.rr
s- ,,.,.,..-.,r. ,......rr .....-., r-rf
49,. .,.-,,.. .r... r...,..-. y.r
an. -....rf..-..-.... .........--.. --r
ratuak.- ar'.earr. On SLAVERY rr.rrelH'.
...r--. t.....rr. .... ...r..
Wr., on. Constitution .r de THrl
STATE. vasal.r,-l r. fr--.- "a. .r- l.r.-.
f.. v-. -..r. I'm tr. r.-..r..r l-.m vr.r..
f,f. now mos, .rr.r.rf Nur.- E.r ..-
father, ono. ira-i-- ,hr, .r- rr.. cherish.
,I institute. rs v.urIrr r.rn7r-.I r.n
tr- srrra.ruarrs ~ slavery r-.rr-IrE.
i.- y., rr-- F.. r--,f..,v vr.-...r moss
imminent .r4r-.- now rf.-
The contest between .r.'0u ami slavery
commenced very 0r'y W Na1I-r a.-
slavery coalI not f. found bon OBJ, C.r.utr-
ton but OBJ sooner wac thr Constitution
adopted. than thr slave power o.uur-.1
The ouutr., ia DE grrt.aas O. tN. I.-a-
zion Of Che Sat of government and 30 t--
unrhrI l7 securing .-s location boo tl.m.I..
Of slavery Tf.. was ft. fr,, victory, Iu
,7,-lt trsamrfria z-rrI t.mr. >wl ur
IN. .,rn Thought 10 would f- further rz.
pri.l Yrt ...ra. I-.l ti'rr wac a--
ether s,r--r. ana another triumph Of