Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-23

OLD SERIES. VOL. %. NO. 13.

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northern giant. Dor Sampson will not 10
seduesd 10 sleep On the lap Of sfemina,e ser
,liiv. while she shave, from him the locks
in which his great strength lies. No sir;
hi. Fcderal Government mus, b, divorced
rum al support Of the ''peculii' institution"
We will wash our hands from the si7n' os
oppression. rLriry ourselves frum It's iniqri-
,ie.. an lend our inhuerer, our moral aad
political power, TO the maintenance Of liber-
~, 80 FAR as we possess tie constitutional!
right.
TIE p-opl. OF the North will take good
c,r. n .cnd members here Who hold 10 'hsir
docirines. The time is near a, hand vixen
M m,n c,u b. elected from free State Who
he,ital>s in supporting the prinier!-' Of ireo.
DON.
Then. TN. We shall tschcw al connection
with new slave States, Should KauTas ap-
ply Gr admission with slav-holding cor.
siiluttnn. she will not BE- si,6ipsl to ,l,,s poe
li,cal coparnerhip. We will not receive
her in'n onr firm. Should abe ask ne 10 ~.
nit her With the advantages overu, Of having
three votes r,r every Eve slaves; or, 10 oiler
worts. should she s,k Us TO receive her into
the Union, pi-ing to the holder of I've slaves
N. same infaenee and power IN the Govern.
menl which four VI orr intelligent lovers of
liberty possess. we will discard and repudiaio
the ti.honorabls proposition No. sir; lf'hs
enters this Union che must come with tho
,1me rights which We Ourselves possess. We
will no, degrade ourselves by admitting her
With superior advantages which would dis
honor and degrade s'e'y freeman o! the Norih.
Our rro.io shall he Eon-irlsrysnlion 10 favor
of slavery. popular Sovereignty fOr tic North
o. veil IS the South; and We intcnJ lh.s rep
ul,r sovereignty shall be e1ercd by Tia
North ind acknowledged by the South.
This, then, b, ourpo,''Io1. We have been
compelled to ;aao i. ia order to our seli.is-
Ccn.r--lo protect our ovn honor, our owa
ughu. From ny early manhood hays been
connected with tie Democratic party, Il Vas
my pride and nv pleasar, TO ';s with icm
Will. they aci-I Uf"a democratic principles
bul -ncn. under i.s leadership o.. Ir. P!s,e-,
,aey TONED ,h.ir efforts. ari .ro.'i,4,-d ,ho.r
influence 90 cSisri slavery. 10 increase !.s
evils, - o.cn upslavs market, on soil which,
tor more than ] generation, had been coErs.
ra,el expressly TO freedom, ! could not
rrJrN no, cn vll ,hen. They s.i II Gcs.
aac- Oh, lopu.ar vii',r,Pud.aled lhs doctrines
oloar fathers, who declared all MA !Je en-
doveI with laa'.n,b'. rG.ls TO l..e, hberiv,
au! 90, pursuit OF haPpia,,,; AMI instead ct
w.c'dug tie powers o. Government to secure
lhs,r rI.hs, ,hc prcssat Administration have
Nio'isd those Fowers ~ remove that sscunly
which hal been rhrosa around the peop'o Il
Nebraska saI Klnzls by sho Cyagrc's o!
l-go
The people of tic whole Naah, an! oi,ho
South, also. l:ule ~ ,hcv.lNss, tras to iEe
nrsrs.Hvc sorl.msa.s Of tho 80 % Which
we i've. Will hc'ea0a; &c, iai ,hli0vou Of
Hs Ffeu' Gu,ermonr shall bsvialIcI ar
rrrInm-i 90 promote the object, .pr which II
oa, originally ,uIsalei-lhe haPpiuss, an
Iru.rc.s OF mlrh.aL We shall, Il lf4s 10
ths,r objects. make no more 50agro aifS'.
Wcs.i. c4rn oui ,ag Consu1giIua, sf,.as 70
ain %, par,' such construction as viii "rrc.
ruo,a uuun, establish la.i..s, i-'grs jamcs-
ur trInquI.ry. promote tire genoa. Ne'idr',
aad ,rcurr iht b.-,s.ug, of liberty 20 al he
paup'g" under our exclusive iu..,ls..sa.