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uenpncss Doa't RAY.

Hunts Merchants Magazine discoarses thus
tratbtply about iitticncss in business matters.
Shat certain individuals VIC know oj
sfsvid .rsadfpondcr and ihwarsily digest thc@
~s,sibIe syggesSsntf
::rkTe D nd groats,r mistake that business
mpt spiLfs thlHi 10 &c mean In his business.
Always taking the half cent for dollar hc
has made and is making. Such o policy is
very much like thc farmer who sows three
pocks Of seed when he ought 10 have ~wa
i've, aad as u recompense Tor the lcanncss OF
his soul, only gcts tcn when be- ought To have
got iiftccn bushels Of grain Everybody has
heard u tN proyerb Of "pcnny wise ami
pound foolish" a liberal expenditure 10 the
way of business is always sure 10 be . capital
investment There are people in the world
who arr short sigbicd enough 10 believe that
their interests can DO best promoted by grasp
log aud clincbing all they can get, AMI never
letting u cent sip through their fingers Az
a general thing Il will b. iound, other thlpgs
being oquai, that he who is most liberal "
Inost sucos4tul In business.
ofc0urse We do not mean il 10 bc inferred that
a man should bo pfodigai 10 bis expenditare~;
but that l,a should show 10 his customers, IL
be is y trader, OF those whom he may be doing
ANY Mind Of business with, that Ia oil biz trans
actions, ~ we'll ~ social relations, be acknowl
edges the everlasting TACT that there csn be no
permanent prosperity OF good iccliDg In con-
mnuiiy where beneiits ART not reciprocal
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information b5r t-eu received at the lp!Lu
Ohio. Of the az. arrival "t Superintendent
e. usI.o. 81 Nrbra.tl. AMI t.sarupr ~rrrrys
of Washington tcrr,toy ai Fort EontoU
Ag,ul UoAS writes fron Fort Cluh aD,ir
lat, of -sptcmlsr - l-si. Is. iolloe I
base jut arrived At tii piac. from fort n.on.
Cololrl CrpU>o. Nr Crtnrgrsos aisl m4 ..l,
lrn Dm, siv ws4,s lrf,rs my dcpnture. tie
overland ron;c lor f@t Benton AMI the j1y u
my departure frun Fori Union. aa eyprz Il
Fr,orrF a 10 Anivoi soi informed Hr- that
ila. arrived iboI,r al. agl % cori haalih
Goyyma srErEy- and party bad ariy''i 'hcrr
,uuj dny trfoee bTina.aa a.nur aitt iLsn
.orss ,2na of 'i taomtu indian Ti'
Bhrkt,t go. rPo-..gtf'i r" ie many m,'e. d.
isll rrtp ,he Fofi. p,a,h .ajtye,l oulng ." 'tsr
.arc.ty oy hoFilo aol oth.r u-se 4 nlsi.t
,He
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

1h.' W4shiFgtou Gaiyo ~ itp" 9Th Ja,i,ie.l,
- l''tf ffoiu JouN NAN irEES. 900 rli, u
It stri,turr' upon De Is'ch az o.woro M
Prinr la,'lio's thaf 'hc -on -hell iiclei vii
ln', plurality in H. stale u .'1O10 Th'
faioh upli DAT in ,ra Il the aI,p.fy q
N'Fr'N vs. Brs,N, in l-l~ ty ~ ibc raisli
'l't' oa ils IN ,.ck,t Il IS - nst'cr e 70.
i'thr7'0 s" f,f a. ibr 'nisTe-ts 1T 10" i'gY"
rat. Pir'g arr ooI,a, r,,,!. irtIs7 ti.r tsk,l
4i..,,I ~ a.'
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Bnfor nation wanted.

W D,Rus <rwstS ~ tbs. cssn,,y ssrl,
~ Juf-r kvt sr Himg-,sAa. with tis m,fnfon
Il lafel.s.in hsor i H. va. .nitrl ~, ,ih tis
couutry NoihiBg ta. l.s4i i-prd frofa him -
Il tIm m sHy 4af, .aIsr b ~ VI Ma
ns,h aa- ann q D wears : fvt 80 9
s'l-s. high ury straight hls.fk hair, blae eyrs
sIsl bgi.i cosal4apa. Ahy iafsRasisn, ~
I.srimg hIm All rsls,s ih' srrtfy a h,s wit
Brsi ffhrsL
Fsztss dlnrt ~ Nr. isnisl D. Srvaar
haukaora putagsm~ oo8rif " nacnrsm
b.s PsIsr. "a NiaDe,t.. IYs - 4,.j N"rib
Wes'efu Wisconsin HiIl I.ss,r e"J' IppldN
u Pc Crs.s-fs
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A SrWMx az sCllOSDs.


IN. red lIsh, .henr ,hroesh the open ,ont
From the r,uad iceiiu,ng sun
And Iptasiie shadows, all abuu,
TN The lus,y hOaf wyfa thtown,
A. the factor, clock told the hoaf II h,c,
And the school was aibust den,,
The pinglei hum of the hasy town
Rose tain, huiA her iewet riaia,
taa wc saw the steepic otrf the tross,
With Its moiioaless, golden Nanr,
AHd heard the cat,'es ets,esl law,
Aud ,se fus,'- VI standing etsin
!" ,e' VIZ" .a-.ne"' sn'A'''"t wv
"o'u '.,
AMI n""' Wv sr'."" @ "'.
=, ~ 'ne '", v, '"t 'u ,,
".' t""'', "" w. '" ."s'
hA"'" WV" '''"s W '"''
ant 90. ST. an hs-heA ssd st,fi.
ii.,,nips 10 ra,rh the pufi al the bfoak
And AZ, whi,r of the a,stsa, nfh,
And waiting The wnrl ai dis,n sal, thatsrt
Waited lbr ms,,.Y's VIII
Aud scattered aud white hts haiTi
Hut his heart Was young, apd 'hetr 'N'd d"''
calm hhd KINDLY AL
Like the hale over pie'uted saint
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08
destruction Of Indian Goods by Iir~--
The Pay mcnI.

About twenty-five Thousand dollars worth
of government goods, intended for the Sioux
Indians, We regret to learn. were destroyed by
fire. on Sunday last short distance below
Red Wood, the Sioux Agel,y The goods
were dispatched from 81. Paul. for the agency,
on the steamer Globe, 4 few miles below Red
Wood the Globe got aground all the efforts
Of the officers and crew 10 get her or were un-
successful, aud it was found necessary TO land
the goods, with a view 10 their transportation
TO the agency by land The supplies were ac-
corlingly placed on shore, and on Sunday las,
entirely destroyed by fire, from the prairics in
the vicinity, which were burning
The supplies consisted Of blankets clothes,
provisions, &c. and the entire amount intend
ed for the yearly supply oi the Indians, was
destroyed with the exception of the powder
Our iatcS, adyccs from the agency, repre-
sent that very bad feeling existed there,
among the Indians, although the news Of the
destruction Of their goods had not reached
them. II appears that tbs Superintendent Of
Indian Affairs, Gov. GoRaAN. (doabllcss under
instructions from Washington) issued his or
der 10 the agent. Major MrRpHY not 10 pay
such Indians n had been OF the reservation
any portion Of their annuitics. Tho enforce
ment Of this order causc,l much dissatisfaction
among the other Indians. and they refused 10
hi, L..
vokrd. II was deemed cSpedient TO scnd All
express I" the Governor, with the news and
las, evening Mr FoRBrs left for the agency. We
understand, with an order tO the agent TO make
The payment in a manner satisfactory to the
Indians. The news Of the destruction Of their
supplies Of merchandise and provisions, cou
Piled with the difficulty in regard 10 the pay
mcbt, viii add fuel Ia the ombcr. Of dSsatis
faction which IL reported as existing amohg
the Sioux Indians There are uuYards Of bH
dos,a"d at the agency
The Goyerumen, ollirias in III, Territory
should cNercis the greatest circunl4pc,tim and
care, IN all their dealing, with the SiouN Of The
Mississippi If is acll known ,ha, caiiaics
from thr Missouri imians have iern amone
them, sowing The a1,l- Of di-cnioa Ia a
firm and decided oonr.c bc pursued al or our
obligation fuifiiici promptly, and no cmnr Of
complaint be given. Il * by suci, action aiooc.
that Sc cau prevent their forming NnrlIkc
connection With tie Ni@ouri o'ion, With sholn
the Goycrunli j. nov at war au ,1.nt which
would oPratc disa-trou-Iy ou tie interest. of
-pInr portions 81 our fcrfitory
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A lady writes 10 Col. FrLLsR, the editor OF
the n Y. bfrroy. propoupiinp "A query az 10
ubc.e shc sLo,l sc,,J. i, ,Lc wc., She savs.
~. ,,.c,s,,,.,. ,..u.i.,,,sl.
"'' J'' a ~ 's u,"','" ,aa a, ", a,, 'a ~ !,
WIS "oo' NV W ,a.'',i Wv ',s. I'I. " w.
osi' o''" "''''" '"'' .,,,oy @'.V"a " In In
nag my t "n '"',rsus '''r "'"' ~ ,t,nS t
y, ~ ",., a"' - aa,'a" !, ,,'',I",'.or,a,,Y " Y
~ X.n D''"u = ~" h i'"'" w" app, 80,
W" VII nJl", ~ oN'"so ,.. Nv N NJ -, s -, ,I'
~ yI 'po ~ ~ ,alI.'n.' t. ~n,, e., a.
vice in relation To purchasing Of land | fear
'mPo'H'o" ani wish to Know how 10 a'o'd H.
a'so wv oes' '"s,''I' a., a"n - 'p'tu = ~!
/ have a som or rathcr three sous. who ali sny
they will be farmers. and knowing you Ia be n
gentleman in the true sense and that yon have
1pP'''"'''sar ~ p."'"'"g .e".pm s ,hn S'"n,
Of a rcnly.o
r1o coto,I 10 r,,J, sa,o..
Ia -, ",,,t;n., 4, ,lo l,J" ,..' ,.i,,
say that during tbe Trim the allndes io. v. saw
nothing 10 charming or 80 inviting o. the re-
gion Of the Upper Mississippi The soiI, the
ci'na,r' ,"' s'ei'ry ~ ~. ''''''y VI ~. raw,
d.a,,... 49, "nJ a." so,,a, man vh" onI' hiws,Il
the owner Of hundred acres in that pcighbor.
hood today can hardly help being rich man
ten or hiren yca' hohce' Had wc 70 begin
NV n,,e", Inn ~ sos" '"'" rho'u y. Wv
e. live nm ,bcro in ne nnrc a,monbc,c ol its
grain-ciai hills, among ia simple hearted pco.
PIE, It's beautiful hor'es. hi sbrrp, apd honest
"'"n'S o""' am o""'
1h" Colonel b correct, T"a person d'slr'
ing 10 begin liic, ny inrsulng agricultural pur
saiis, Minacs6'a oiisfs rare inducements. The
"thrco sot's who say lboy VIII b. hrmer2 afe
Just the class Cd people We want here. There
are m Va" lerrit"fy' mh'"hs "' sere4 "' ih''"'
70 '' hah al th' g'''rnnT" pf'ce' WHICH '''
f''tiay' IS unsurpassed. good mafkct Tor
al that The industry oi The u''er so"- ca"
pr"dace, "a ~ b. bound at home Oar climate
s he'iuiy lnVig"rauns every body likes II
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

Tor 4 q',antiiy Of im,ske, i,all, soG nine
ha,Nirrd in number, vert dug up . es days
ago os, a plantation in s,. Thomas Parish, mar
Quinbys Bridge, = e, They am believed to
have iscu socrctci during the revolutionary war
by Marion. usi,. who, il is well known, inadls
that region i,nons With ,hsir vaiorous exploits.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08
Mortality Ia Ncw Nork-.-Ipirths nnd
Marriages.

III" report af The number of deaths in New
York, during thc year lSai ,liscloss some sin
guhr @'I The entiw mortality reported
was 9S.tGS OF this numlcr 9G,0Gs occurred
from d''o'N anf casualties alone the rnain
DIR t2'Apol being The result of cIi agc, ptcma
trc births usdIormat,on Sc Tbr total num
her of adults waA l0,Gs2, and Of chilirn IT,.
$50 OF III, number of deaths. nov than ON,
thifd ta,9toj wero pcrvom ol icnign larih
1'bo number of hif,hs IL New York, durinp
the yuRr 1884. amouni,,l io l,.D19 ihrr w.
ing an cAcss Of mal,s Of ss,cn par cent,
The number oI marriages mloricl was a59a.
aud The Wcord thowa an lunalgamaiion Of 6f
ten coIor,i haic 10 titoen white kinates The
.inisihs exhibit the siagata, fac, tla, maria
Pc Of tht character src on ,hc lncrae
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

John 'ioira las % obIeriious 10 ,he Gsk her
law. when applied Ia Jane Jane JowS cou
trnds tontiy for tlm liquor law, IA applicable tn
John Jm,ca airnmn rs simple and oonelu
el,c When John do,v liquor. be dos. lick her
Whcn Johp don't iiqnor, he tont lick fer !
therefore II John cant liquor be won't Iiek
hcf, uud that Is the conduaiu she wishes 10
reach
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Dp" On tlr 2Ist ut, $50 English worknen
tassJ through Paris on their way 10 Mar.
-iles, wbcrc they are toembark for Selastopcl.
Thy ar. il Is said. To h. employed In repairing
and lifting UP buildings ia Sebastopol, 10 sryc
"a winter p,atcrs iof tbs alliei troops
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t'lir Albany q ~ kuichcrbocku says /;
' They hn1r lnsi opcesl patlie reading r,om
in Schenectady, New york Tho contents con
sist of Two atiunnacg ami an old dictionary
The Mayur ibinka II viii have u irts,eaey 10
check immortality IN thu young
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'ahl,Sh uml,f thc narnc or hlwrty, the most N,
voting d~potisn that whirh al@olycs Power
from lis mst Obvious and sacr,sl obligation Of
"hcying Hun irom whom all power ,eseeu.ls,
aihi substitutes far the duty Of moral olel.cncc,
submission ~ fncc that cannot bc saesvUlally
rsiat" Far H. such degrading n,axims, how
over srcio,'siy rnsentet from the ehihlrn of II
Chawh which while giving 10 Gol what Ia
lougN 10 God haS ever gi,cn TO Caesar wha,
hslongs ta Crsar um from who's principle
pfaciicw and legislation have hSn derived
Civilization and I.ihety, which ungmtcialy
ignore their aeifiR
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

bp lhc y'aIns Rah rlsp mfpnns us ,4up
three tse 3 w,tk that tlp da'g 1'ray y tia
ony iricUI hf e,,r bad. >, r'gs',i.ai 10 ,sIl AMI
g't ID" qgsdrT.d aisl roi isr,. ~ siiy n,pr
with ,hAi horrbd oii hlto 81 hi- - sH,afy
kuick
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An irrgular appnniine frequently keeping
late hourS. bis master took oceasion 10 apply
Hofe vrighit arguments Ia convince him of thu
error NJ hi way turing the chastiacnWui. The
n,nsicr exclaimed " How lonp win yoa sfse
the devil 7" Tho hoy rpicd. whimpring +,
You kiow best, nr believe my imie,lnn~
will hr nul IN three months"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

rz5- To Ncv York Courjer say that
amoa. ia applications that wiii come ferma-
a.luy l,sforr l'Dag0s7 viii be that f5F another
Inf ot steamship between New Nork aDh
li.,r--1l 70 run ths al'rroa'e secs' wita the
Col!ils liu~. aDd 10 be- chartered upon pre-
.i~ly to- conditions aPau wb,,h that lice wa
,.yieiualy rrfa'si
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-11-08

Ssg iGselel ieJui 10 Ii,s.l0n. va great
saoces All the aristocncy u The city al
tsTIdof
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IL Ps,,str Ieiter, irom Paris received hy
Ga. lat s;sAm-5 sa's that Niui-'sr Aasao
Esafth sna murh vlrs b. heiss p, hcbie a
pa. 60 t-s propr-i m vt5D sitting a. tabis
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rhc asastir os Ortsk any.

Fought eve 10 eve. Aad hsni ~ hand
Alas twas bat ~ die
In vain the rides deadly hash
S'orehe,t eagle plume and NAmpum -,sh
The haiehrt hissvd ~ hiye
Add i"ws ttss fett IA et,msoa hcsps,
IlAc tht tlit cNrn The slrklr IrNn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-09
Troublel Trouble,l

II pains the heart Of a benevolent man, 20
read the Age, Argus, and kindred prints.
Such hcrymosc lamentations, such agonil-
ing throcs. such awful ontortious-Nyho
can help plying thom' Tho late Republic
can convention seems greatly 10 have renew
el their agony. Whether NIL this b. a
mountain In labor, and whether anything
more than a mouse will be the fruit, we do
not'pretend TO divine Perhaps little CO.
bait might hasten results, 50 As 10 relieve
them Of their distress. This we desire may
be done as speedily as possible. Being of a
benevolent disposition, we are greatly pain
ci at witnessing their misery, and are most
dcsirous Tor their relief.
We would beg them, in the meantime, TO
comfort themselves with the assurance, that
although there was Republican convention
in Augusta, tho great globe Is not quite on
its last legs, though the party which the
above named papers represent, W. hAttcr
our-,lf Is well nigh ~. At any rate, We
trust It !. ~, Cor the good Of our country
and race. still, the globe remaining, there
will l. chance for the salvation Of their
souls, by timely repentance and a thorough
reformation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-09

by the superiority Of his antagonist, and as
Il would not do 10 that presence To answer
him with the oyerccr's whip, why hcarcsc
hurricjly, went again TO the stand, and in
vokcd the attention Of the audience, In a
strain Of sumo emotion, TO the fact that God
who rules over MS all, permits slavery, and
&c It wasn't right hc wouldn't. $50 Col
permits the canebritcs Of Alabama IN grow
must the Albanian, then, not clear them
or and build cities thsrcon0 "Now, |
should be willing TO meet any white man
tgrcat applause and laughtor) singlehanded
on this subject. To bcmrc, I'm going south
tomorrow, but then I'll be glad to meet any
one before 60" &C.
Thus You have substantially and faith
fully reported. the remarkable SCENE. II
mock. commentary, and will not mar it.
significance by Offering any, To look and
listen To the product Of slavery on white
freeman, and of Cc,,lou on colorcd slave,
in the person, Of thcsc two men, was such
sermon, a. neither Whitfield or Barker
could have preached" H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-09
New mode Of raising the wind.

For some time past the Argus has been
exceedingly troubled about the cours, Of
Governor Morrill,. That journal has fcl,
terribly afflicted because his administration
has r1t been more rroScrip'iye. IL has
h"rr very much disappointed, because Mr..
Morrill, has not turned out more officers,
and made a more general USE of the Guber-
Material power 81 removals and appoint
msrt,. Aud finally, Il has fslt in great
trouble bccau~, Mr.. Morrill, has moved on
ia the even tenor of his way, and will not
Do any Ieed which l. auti-dcmocratic. ox-
trar,rt or iuuJicious Al this has been
= great source or trouble to old fasioni.m
generally. But A. Mr.. Morriil's admins
tra,i7u I'D. fair IN b. popular, some other
mole mus, b. adopted whereby il may ba
a7r-.Hrovu. Th., new mcthoi consists in
srt'ir. some o.l f,,'gnist 2, write articles
AGAINST Mr. Morrill, and hi. Friends, aud
sign tb name. o.. 4 Morrill, Democrat. %
Na therefore end the following in the Ar
gus, in relation % Mr. Morrill,
" We thought, =; least most of the Nor.
riIl drmocrat, thought, that every Crosby
viii. In efics v0ah D. removed, and our
democratic FRIENDS would have slme indu-
enoo but We now fhl il r all CANNON.
Wings are not % Re removed. They hold
o.hce al over the State, and no democrats
m one Who lahored Cor Norrill's election,
unl'ss wlic-, are &, have any influence with
him. 4 MoEHIL DENoCRAT."
let not our friends b. deceived by thi.
old "'ai.' L., them wait end sc bcfor,
'Ssy JudEs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-09

\ SMART ON LADY. One the dcsccn-
dants furnishes the following account Of the
family Of Mr.. Young. Iii svcry rarely that
one can count "iheir children, and their
childrcn's children" in such numbers -
There is now living in the town Of Bethel
in this County, widow lady, named Chloe
Young, who was born July 9th, 1864, and
whose health and faculties are very good.
Ilhcr descendants are as follows: l5chidrcn,
ten Of whom are now living; 81 grandchil-
drcn, l3S great-grandehildren, and two great
grcat-grandchildren. \ large proportion Of
Mrs. Young's descendants are now living.
1t is believed that there is no person living
in the County Of Oxford, who has 90 numer-
Gus line Of descendants.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-09
OIL Fn,.onism in Trouble

Tho on fusion j'ural. ar, getting short
orm1trri,l about which 60 fnd fault Il j.
not strange, Therefore, that they should oc-
r,,unsl'y Die upon faults, in their stima-
,ion. which recall their own mi-lr,-l.
Tr in.au-,. the Arr !. greatly distress
"a rcau-e N- Morrill, wa, rrnamiuat,l hy
acr,ama,iln 10 ,hs r,cru, State Convention.
Il dcrlar-. chat hy thisart Democratic Re
uuNi,aui,m Is in danger. The Arc j. r.
minded that thr a,elamatirn hv which VI.
Morrill, wa. nominated. E. vr-v liF,rru,
from Wi-sfa'. and Moor. a.rlamatirn.
tn, former VA. fr,,. orare ,crar,I. and VOL.
prg-, Trall,,-r WI. c,Bpi,sl NJ r,r,,l
,rl Involuntary Tho crmrr va. made
,,,,n ,Ls oman, mud ,r,,.l.,,i,, ~ s,.ry
-, H.. l.,,.. ,,,r,,.b To- J.,..
-..,....u..., g. .T..,.It, ,;.l.,,.
IN. --.-t-..,3.-.,,,-
IT.. .ll C,.;,ri.,r s.u,I,ir. i.-
..u..,t.-..-. ,,l.i....,,,.r. a.. C,.rl. ,f
N. ,r.-m ,ol,..,r.. H., 90, ,r.v.J
,rl -. -. =.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-09

ACADEMIES. We perceive by the I"Sisla-
tive reports that the academy 'var waHe-
hot, and that the friends Of bc-towing the
States bounty on these institutions, arr ~
sorting to every parliamentary cSpsiient To
force the hills Tor this purpose, through the
lIou.r. We hope the House viii have
strength. more ciTrctually To r,-ist the TIRE
mcndou- outside pressure brought tn lar
in favor u these appropriations, than the
Senatc. We fvl. under existing circum-
stances, that We cannot ton earnestly pro-
to,t against this whole business 1t i. a.
wrong in principle ~ it i imPolitic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-09


lows OTrcrE' EucEp. Pai'.-Mulr-
rator, Col. VIM Swrtt
'IrrG' 'harl'> /. Mrll'n.
S'l'ctm"n' JaIru' h. Hammond Amcri"
Ihnycr' Simeon tarnum.
Ir'a'urcr' y. shurH'h' Jr.
81 tn. Co.,. pu-u
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-09

INTELLIGENCE IRON MIcmG,v Tho cor.
respondent IT the y. York Post. democrat
from Michigan, .pcak. thus II the Rcpuhli-
can Legislature Of that STATE, Of Gen. Gus
and the fugitive slave law.
" \ general lanking law h1. passed. and
q very stringent anti fagiii,r slave law.
Thi. law is very go,i one, and will pr
vent many arrr~t. and capture under the
act " Cougrr.. II provide. nr ihc trial by
jury On any slave caimcl-rrohibi,' thcur
or pills % det,in faritiyc-, and r,Iuiro- that
ihc prosecuting attorney 1t each county
shall, upon request, give all and counsel To
any such fugitive slave Nry,rdil .o indus
triou. holy 81, together, and W, hope We
NAV never have u puurr one.
We uotio General ca. rrfu.s. % o'ry
the Instruction, n he legislature or resign.
anil democrat. In the State think Il {, ,rry
.t1nrr that a .ticklrr f'rropuhr sovereign
~ should rrfu-' tr o'ry tho r"oplr through
their representative Stewart, the other
senator, will obey, It !, sid, by the know
in. ones. There ia ,oriru. talk among the
democracy Ut throwing Cae and hunkcri.m
oycrboarl."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-09

Tnr GEr,t CoNrEr. Frc-lom and tom
p.nncc-thcsc arr IN b" the watchworl' in
State and National politics - the signs
or the times iudrtic with clcarncV- not to
hc mistaken. Thcs' arr 81 BE- the great H.
-lcs. and whoever rc-i.t- thcm-wlatrcr
party rrr.r, to adopt ihc-c or places ii-oli
in anmgoni,m TO thc~', they will grind to
powder. let political a.Pirants and old
fp-yi,m take warming.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-09

NEWSPAPER CnANot. Mr.. \ +. Gcrrish
has disposed Of hi. interest in the Portland
Advertiser 70 Mr.. 5. r. Clarke, a native Of
Portland, who has been for some years con-
ncctci with the New. York Express. lie is
spoken OF rs man Of talent. energy, and
industry, and will add much to the charac-
ter Of the paper. which has already gained
a wide reputation as the most enterprisinc
Of the Portland Dailics.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-09
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