Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23
The New Crusade.

ton interference IN c't'lub NH' NIIiNnlg
They hold that tho principles ofthc Ncbras'
ka.Hanos bin may apply 50 long as there
Is probability that the South will not lose
by it. That seeming probable, the face o'
Affairs Is changed, and a new mode Of pro,
cc,,lurc must he conceived to eject what wa
before dccmcd secure.
No ono has ever attempted 20 show, OF
oven prof,sscd 20 believe that the cmigrant'
who went from the North, did not intend 70
5ccomc permanent residents ofthatcountry
without regard to the character Of the Con-
s,itutiou that might be- adopted, although
all knew what their vishcs were in regard
toit. And 1t Is equally certain thatno 9th
Or inducements have ever hccn offered to
them to cmigratc than IL, fertility OF the
s5il. it, saluhrious climate, H. dsiahlc To-
cation. and the natural advantages offered
to settlers, Thcso are the inducements
which have lei the large mas Of frcc State
men now in that territory to locate there.
They arr, too, mostly or The class who had
decided to ." ~ West, " before the orSaujra-
ton Of the territory, and while IT. adyan-
vantage, were comparatively unknown.
The c,ntc,; or the SLAVE olinrchy in pro-
curing tho arrosaiion of the Missouri Com.
promise, AMI the triumph Of "Sluattcr Sow
crrisujty," has naturally brought thosc
ding. before the public, and a consequence
iu,, A. natural l., that they should choose
Ean1s A. their future home The Emi-
grant Nil Society has afforded them ma
ms hcili,ic. ur pursuing their journey hut
pa. done nj, more than any corporation, hav-
Ing money to De- applied - a sp'cifc rur-
r1sr. would Jo 90 draw attention 20 it, OBJ
ir,,, and advantages.
To procure the triumph ~ their rrinci-
rlr7. !; has h,'u necessary u hiring in mr..
mic, or foreign voters to :urn the scale in
their favor Thi, ha, been done, and tho
autarrs committed on the virgin soil OF
Tint territory ar, too familiar 90 noel 70
petition. They arr nova matter " history.
Thrry times this matter has hoon tried anil
now that tins course {. found 90 be contested
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tel arc % hay, a legal Investigation, which
wilt '''" 'h' '''''nl''''s vaccination, o'
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racine oi influence IN 'h' formation OF
states from the IcTr'i'ri~ >'aih And "~'
~ 70. ltwas Of vital consequence 70 The
stakeholder Zoo Missouri 80
NJ was followed hy Capt Lomay, who
appealed % thc pockets, chiyalry and in
.sr.sts oI ,ls slave breeders in the following
Language.
" Nah'''' vs. Toe A'l'''ne OF ''' area OF
The '''ln. IL Na' '' ''''' importance not
only % Missouri, '"t % '',h '' '', save
holding stats '"a' u 'nol'a come INTO ''e
linton rs slave state. The admission OF
california hal deprived Us oil inc balance
n power iu the Seuate. Now was the time,