Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-30
Republican Nomination.
rOR GOVERNOR,
ANSON p. MORRILL,,
OrREADTtELD
Nav Political Movement.

New FollDcaI movement
Srrruv,tryv rs CoNut The STANLEY
II1uss a, Augusta b4s rc.rutiy lccn the
.,.ns ct a tsv' ! ..uic9i movement. The Of
f,al.of President Pirc, have assembled in
Council. 81, sus,sb; cut Whi-," have
Likewise c1uc within speaking distance or
advice ana consultation. The grand object
u. National. sectional. Nf'rlssal ngmoCra-
gv la, 'r,u nlly investigated and settled.
Harmony aul rsac arc her,anc' declared
between be Hubbard men, "lGuS men,
AMI d. ,;li:h, whi;,, on a rrincipl' o. a
., fair di,i,i IN osoRv,."
Tae grand Trosramme Of rhi'mcilcy ofold
Fa.i,ui,u is jrulsi in tie Maine FIRE
Prs. IN b. s. lSmartl a coalition pi'rrr
y-.tn nov uvu,j AMI c,nduc'cily Col N.
b,t 1t P.r1ri,r, and Nrchan.5l' memo
~. vba.u Of the s. vuiur" y this i the
f-,t movement Indicative ,flif' in this c,a-
r,i.n organization; A. Il i the frst sr.
mina,iru ~ yn'-s.av.Ty scc'ioualism alrr
-a,1u or ir.a.,.r. and dsfats. Il deserve,
moro than \ passing notice. We therefore
.iy, ,hc whole q III. nc~ scheme ~ ihs
public aslcl.rvs.
hyGr,r,. March =, ls5i
Nrfs Crr-i,l., ~ ~ N17Sv Hir's m Ia
r-,'s-- PrrrHlr' puorvs'' fr'u r y p1~''
% f'. N.f. 'H d'l'rtGHo-=liirHg IHp.-.
fr .rsrlrr HmE p NHr' Dor
f,-rr-y end o., flr toeBf rrTH Ies 'r.rU.-
vr-1rH-P 'rrrn-l Ff'G rrTi N-rrtf
90 N,5e,' rs1g % rrorr'za rrr demo-
lr r.rtir.H-f For aiuSrr OF ,fr'-
NrrgF' Nrr,iH ,rHrr' fr0u7r 1HrigT
49, ~. NHar.-r', % '1rs o. Sr'. mi
NrGr frr a., p'gr'.r ortiz fir07't'.
.'r| FROM o., THI'as q signs p Narf ~
on state Crmmi,t1y Uf thr l.mrratic
r4-f,. and hv Invitation many uf the Vrawi-
r,u' Democrat. u' che State. h5l meeting
rtfr >-E,s House Iu Augusta, on The
.th ..-r The CELEBRATIONS w,r' 0i tHr ne
ur., imuar'lner The prominent Demo
.r.t, rrIsrrt lid not 90 course presume O.
aHutrr. On. action ut the State Convention
In alvacy, Jut Ties were generally united
i1 agreeing 90 rccvmw,ul a particular
,H4r. uf I,Ill,N 80 Byfiru iu &c vuuiug
e'-;il-. DO vas r-r,rl that there ought
o. ha rH |sTrl -rg-rflaT,, that W. should
t... o. r rttarrr-tlai doe Convention nnmi-
ult.us u.r nlul.lat. f.r Governor ought o.
adopt resolutions against Know Nothing
ism, Against the rEtrrmr liquor legislation
ultIr T-sut LEGISLATURE, against thr state
sug nov hiu. Y--rr tua.r' artaIH,Isl-
'ylr.iu.t l'l Nur'erIr- or thr TREASURY.
lUun tFr-. point, I,rr was w' BELIEVE
y.I, EHr rli uuauuHi., lu relation OBJ one
PROPOSITION. thrr' vgs very iu.l inter
change ~ opinions Tto-. who have h.rn
rnIIei &c Straight NIirs" 10 wac fully the
opinion Ui lll present Should p i7riiai o. ~
f.|.E ar,- osir,HE1g md o. fal, part ,rffh ne
upon trr I7..ss| Vafnrm-8ud such ru-
t.Hmur who might now take thc PLACES ~
thp-, vl1 have lrGu. should De- regarded
o., equals Boz al rsp .ts.
Ir-, r-r.af Hc' r- should ,r'srf an ~.
risr'iat q, lj.UUu q" NrIrii Ways" 10
r"lN O. JTuN TuE LAipIND iS,Jrs UT THT
rI. Naw issue. hafa been inrr-l upon dee
=rr.t national democratic PARTY and upon
fH.-s issues itv.. ..'I,yrl thrt 'hc "straiEht
Wig sn called Grr,sf ir.h pc. and that
g+r, rHH't h.rr1iisv 60 ufl 49,. WITHOUT AZ
Consistency. as % aUusI ffGf.8 I,mrcITI- party
irfi is nee issues. The proposition was
u.t a union NJ the party me- y stood ton wears
a-p. hut NJ IL stand. tD-dav. &" NrriCh
Ways" M. foe orr rrrgfry and good 10
cards ~ yru5r' n % h1rTT lJaTlsl-
against srrret sci q, for religious tDlarl-
...r-a.lir,' he persecution or foreigners
against Neal npwi-m Against the Acld-
gmy robbery Ut ,hr S.Atr-a-ainsi land
u'auisr.u.-l-.inst an vlstciul cNpcndi-
rar.f ly the -1yrrun,ut aui Cor q vigorous
foreign un'irN which viii protect GUY com-
uarrr. and th,-r ar all the vital issues be-
fore th, public THEY COMPRISE THE
PLATFORM OF TIE FRIENDS OF THE
ADMINISTRATION. Upon such plat
urm 10 WIS thDUrhr'tidi SRd'a-i1' and
County h.l.f, J1ld'l. rld, up "a sr-rv
Cr,Hiy from %. rank, afils Dsvoara', and
" Nug,f iih.,T' Ii Ia' Br0p'r'i,Gs-and
10 vR, further agreed that should the
''>,Hight Whig-' &c the State '1iu " mp.
u1 The platform IrupuSi tis' al 1pr'i7i-
H.srfs pUe ~ infer - . mad, "a ifC pro-
rlr'lr, fr.,r "A. rrli, ~ t,s d,uora', and
.. Nrugh Whes:" THAT after thi, j. ac.
rnuT'.,hsl. NJ afSursr, would h. gard
"a a, belonging a. the rra1t national demo-
craft, ra-'y. and al IN equally good stand
ir.
Erlru rrH n,ssR rrrs vrrrtrrs.ily f'r
fsis Tit-.. AMI there wcrr IN attendance
several irmgsHti, cli,oFs Of leading papers,
a1l such men ~ Hon. W u. llaln7s Of
E.l1'furl. teen. q, W stanley and lgt VI.
Morrill,. E1, &c Augusta. Gen. franklin
Smith ul North Arsou and James VI Walk
10. E-l., It Osmrl, Mr0w O'Brica and
Cunningham " Lincoln, pr Alfrcl Pierce
" Gr,a,.r. Mr. S,r-tll uf Bath, Mos,rs Red
man and Jlns, Il Hancock. MeSsr- Marlcn
.ur Palermo. Grlse II Camden, Mr.. Howard
|1f franklin Cuulty. and many Others uf the
most prominent men Uf the state from all
the frmr- divisions Of our party. There
was hrt one spirit. and that was Cor peace
ia the democratic ranks and that No demo-
crlt would ne tolerated in keeping up divis-
ions or Sariarrof any Kind. The common
danger that now threaten the state and ma
ti1n, the 'pirit u rlundcr that i abroad
havr hushcd The the voice Of faction, and
r,ndr rel u absolutely necessary that there
shouh b everywhere a fair division o. can
diIAtes among thoss who have been "Dana
meu." {" Hubbard men and "Straight
+ Whi-s"-no, on account Of the othces, hut
that al my feel alike, rs equals, and Tat
crry poss,Als ro,s may b sarsf. Provision
was made COT IA State Convention ~ Angus
n in june next, aud 10 embrace in the call,
all who may NOW choose 20 act with us.
There appsaref 70 h. not the least feeling AZ