Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-09

Sam is 'idsnIly 'remifrul1iing the pans
oiIlhe wire.puller OF the old parties, 'nd by
his anvayng ''doh'l know" 10 puTIlins the
Political Paul PyS, ShO bsre him f5r bic fam.
lily secrets. The opponents Of Sam are try.
log to &c, up difficulty in his family on the
slavery issue, bot some listeners have over
heard the old man (Ineor) say that no can
manage lha, and all other questions, asd tha,
there will b, no quirrsll!ag in hIs family
There is fun ahead in the coming eonles, fer
Governor, and other officers " old yirgiriI.
The dssenerat. democracy Of the old domiriOa
under the leadership Of ihs'r former bitter
wing opponent, Henry 4. wi,o, are lIying
TO rally and ave tho S,sio and the ,poils, ss-
peeillly the latter whs is tumpiug the
State. aud, like Don QrIoue, fighting wind.
mills he Is striking rsh, aLJieh =, an .n-
seen enemy.
don't know, bot yentur, to predict that
Wise will ind himself elevated Gr life TO that
Post y Honor, known as ! IriuIs station.
and TIA, hs aJhercni, " III meet With ,reh
complete overthrow that they vill never 10
able 70 rally ogo'a as party. bu, that 70 ,siH
not ,rariiy ), a ,rhis riio,v.. I lave read
with croai pleasure the s1c,l.ssi mss,ses ~
Gov morrill,. (Which wa, r'omp,ly forward.
cl TO NC by nv better hali) u 10 a. able
ani fearless document, and gives complete
ani lucid exposition Of the Puncifie. Of r..
form which the people Of hains domao5. I,
al.o inIsals. ,ha, our chief Magistrate las a
,igiI5nt eye tp tie Industrial Educational and
pccurlary Interests of ,be State, and these
matters Nil not suffer By h.s neglect.
The p.omFin,s' and harmony manifested q
',hc orslrn'.on oi the Lsshiallre argues
vel 'ar u, usefulness. iope tho dsliss Of
tie present session will 10 dscI.arg.i Ia
vsy b.. TO promote lhs haPriaes' aud snlrr.
cas- OF .As feoPe, aa5 thereby slow to The
world What iac peorlo can DO, when iaey 10.
come thoroughly ,rOgssl. Shake oG patty
,r4nrDsls, leave piuy wire pulIsrs anG wsuld
be Ia,l'u a, home, laI g. themselves to the
Capital laa ena,uII lhe.r own Interests, lna
,rau.ac, their own business
III, u,oFIo's party Of Old Oxford may well
f-cl s,auisI ,hu they Es, isi,od the spr-
Llrl VI revolt, and struck ,hs frl blow a, he
despa,i,n .uI corruption Of the old parties.
anI lAa, ihc OSiorI Democrat IN, flng {,
uc people the nam, Of i,. "inHor Morrill,.
vho ius,s.i ol buia. executed, hl' tscomo
ne popular ,T.s.rcs frhe Stat,
!veIl remembe, the w,al Of Li.h which
many uclrsisAer, to ,hs objects of that -
volt ,lI 40 10. success, and how al the na.
ch.ncry Of Iamineering aad overwhelming
party VA, pot 10 operation 10 crush those fs~
Who tsrsl openly anl without dissu.'cto A..
&c, ,h. lotf,,s of,hs party. Bet is,ss ',w
dnsN ina. ,hey were eouicul.ag 1r Prsei.
pie. dear To- llo best interests OF humanity, ,sud
ia ,he saccc., OF these principles are rsiP.gS
q reward, satisfaction, an eh,0ymsGi that
Iemagogus, nsyes dreimcj Of. hr is no,
a saishciisn 10 b, counted in dsllan and cent?
or estimated hy honors and smolamen,s, but
lie superior satisfaction and erJoymen, 'ris-
iag rtom a con,c.enuou, srl fearless discharge
orduty t, God and olr fs'loA men
hopo that our oPpo'ers viii now lay aside
o., u,sl,.s ,h,ir unnanly ard asious orposi-
lioa ari aceep, with q, the bsnra, or our sue
cs,, such at le4s! i' the Scnumrn, and
wishes
4 Stray Sos or OLp OryoED