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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

ENOR RENT.-TWO HANDSOME AND
Il comfortable Front Rooms in Lane & fuckers
Building, suitable for Offices lodgings, Pa. ave-
nue., No 42i, near the corner of4 " street. Apply
at CHAS. II. LANES Cents Furnishing Store.
nov 22-eotf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

BLACK SwAN--Those who desire to hear
this noted vocalist, will bear in mind that she
will give q grand concert tomorrow evening,
at the Presbyterian church on 18th street.
The varied programme will be found in our
advertising column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

DOARDlNG.-MRS. DUVALL, No. 331 Penn.
- sylvahia avenue, opposite Browns Hotel, has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen, which she viii rent
with board at moderate prices She can also ac
commodate six or eight table boarders. -
70 a .-tr.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

NOR RENT-THE SPACIOUS STORE and
IL Warehouse now in the occupancy Of Mr.. H q.
w. Blunt situated on the corner Of Gay and High
streets, Immediately opposite Forrest Hall, in
Georgetown, d. C. Possession given on the LIST
January next. Apply to BLADEN FORREST,
Cox's Row, Georgetown, ID. G.
nos oo-an6yvk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

WINTERS grand exhibition of Chemical
Dioramas is loudly praised by those who have
witnessed its pleasing beauties. Those WIZ
have Juvenile friends should remember that il
will bs open tomorrow in the afternoon a.
we'll a. evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

BRANDY, &c.-The stock of liquors which
VIM. Bryan has on hand Of his store, No. A
Louisisna avenue, opposite Centre Market, il
<smarkahly fine, and he is selling all varie-
lies at very reasonable prices indeed. In his
stock the purchaser will ind a. fine pale
brandy as Washington city holds, at as low q
igure as II can be sold for anywhere in the
country.
Col. GAzrssxI, who went to Nicaragua as
commander OF the New York Legion, to & ght
the :" agricultural battalions'' Of Col. Kinney.
is now in this city. He is said not TO have
received the large amount promised him by
Mr. l.. White, agent of the Transit Companv.
but his abilities rs Pr0fesse1r de Dgns,
will at any time ensure him a connstepce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

WATCH RETURNs.oJohn Burns, drunk in
the street fine ond cost. VIM. H. Mortimer,
drunk and disorderly. John N. G. Dale,
seventy years of age, do, do. There were
but four dodgers -. s---..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

FREE FIGHr.-Lsst night a riot came of at
a house kept By q eolored girl named Jane
Bell. Her furniture Was broken, her crockery
used as implements Of warfare, and heads
were not regarded as Of more value than the
coffee bowls, Officer Cox arrested three of the
party, who were sent to Jail by Captain Birch
Their names are Elizabeth Hall, Gilbert Gus.
tbs, and Thomas Hanson-all colored, and old
acquaintance, at the guard house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

MILITARY BALL.-Let it not be forgotten
that the National Guard will give their frst
Cotillion Party Of the season o-morrow even
ing, ut Islsud Hall. It will doubtles DO a
brilliant affair, and We hope the many friends
Of this popular corps will join in the festive
rcene.
MISS NIvIsoN viii commence course Of
lectures on Physiology to the ladies Of George-
town, on Wednesday, Dec. IL, at o'clock, D.
m. The lecture will be held at Miss Wheel.
er's school room, Union Hotel
TEE csxrRx MAKER this morning MAS not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

NOR RENT-A wELL-FURNISHED suite
Il Of Rooms, parlor and two Bed Chambers
on ore floor. Apply to No. 217 Penn avenue, be-
tween l4th and 18th streets nov 20-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-12-11

ROOM AND BOARD IN A
w nice respectable American family, FOR
gentleman and wife only, Price to be modera Q.
a ddress IN B :" Post Once, Tor one week gal
11-ffH - i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07
Clerk OF the Courts.

We understand our opponents have circu-
lated III, report in diirrru, parts Of this
County that Ellsu, WNTrE, E,l., declines
"a reelection. va ay authoritiycly that
hi, rums is entirely FALSE.
Mr.. Winter had no agency in procuring
his nomination; nomination which was
with great unauimity rendered him by the
Republicans Of this County, without any
solicitation on hi. part. This nomination
he accepts. Mr.. Winter is deserycily pop
ular and will be reelected by a large ma
joriiy.
During the three years no has filled the
Office Of the Clerk Of tho Courts, he has
proved himself, an able, Efficient public Of
fcer. What can the people Of this County
expect to gain BY swapping him OF Tor Al
yah Blick2 They will answer thi. question
at the ballot box, by trirmphantly re-clect-
Ing Mr.. Winter to the position he has filed
with 80 much credit and honor to himself
and the people Of the County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07
VIM W. bolster. Esq

The lat Norway Advertiser contain,
low, mean and cont.uptihIr attack ur.a
Mr. Bolster, The nominee Of the Republican.
Of this County or County Attorney. Irv
bad had amy doubts l.rors. a. @. tha bones
~ and political integrity Of Mr.. Bolster
that placc, they would now bo an dI.re..d.
for we know of no latr rrrommculaun
for any man. than olna coming from '...
quarter.
These vile ISLANDERS will fD harnIr, ur.
on the head Of Mr. y l.tsr, whilchi.i friends
will work with iucraa I'd energy aud zra. 90
secure hi, election.
Wcuryd nor rpo, to 0ur rradcr, what
wc hay, AiI before. bat Mr. Bolster :. d.
honest, industrious, talented yuuns msn.
anil that he Is perfectly rriiabo ar1naI.' ..
great issues Of the DAY. We cannot fr'ar
20 urge upon our friend. tho vital iurr.
tance Of clcrtiug min Tor County A,t.r.
MY. who will c.rrfull, look after thc In'.r.
csts u the people, Gu tail their cNrans, 10
Ear as in hi. power, end -oc that thc Jaw,
are promptlv and juliriously cnioT.'
against public offenders. Mr.. Bolster '
lust the man 10 do al this. Look 90 VIZ.
Andrews, hi. competitor for this Oils.
Look at his an,ccclen:., his political a''''..
ations, the men who TOW surround BIN '.l
the men who will surround him ii e,r''''.
Can we reasonably expect any r''or' ''
the abuses that have been practi-cd in me
past. If he Is elected? Not al ALL lei '''
people Of this County think Of these thing
and then take hold and elect Mr.. Bolster
by good old fashion a oxford majority.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07
Guilty! auIltyl Guilty

Soma vocts sinco wcpublishcd corrrs-
rSndencc between certain gentlemen in this
County and tho Clcrk orthc Courts, rclat-
ing to tho way and manner In which the
r,o,',', money had been expended.
This correspondence disclosed e''oyHSinc
fs1,. Il explained the rrasous why the
reorlc Of the County havo been Cor year,
rast. % cnormous'y'Axcl, Il shovel ACROSS
,arwprrNo Of no peoples money, and
that we have hai anything, hut an cco-
nomiral, honest, administration Of our mon.
icd nfrurs in1hi. County.
Thee charges wcrc no, made at random
They were certified eopics.frOm the County
records
Now have tbc~a charges been met and an
vvered bv tho Nebraska functionaric' In
rowsr2 Instead Of making any satisfactory
EXPLANATION. generating themselves from
tho charges appearing against them, they
have made some faint attempts 20 6-uv tho
f,r'. in toto, but an this has availcd them
nothing.
They can't t.yr-rs 'ir r,-rri', and they
don, n,tomrt q. Ry these records, they
stand convicted oran r7osf' appropriation
9TH -.r-rr rr no Car7w Trsaurr. Tho
yerait, hv thsir own confessions l. GUILTY.
vs,, guilty Of sluauirrin, hundreds, ifnot
thousands Of dollars. drawn or. Of the
rocket. ol o., people hy oncrons taxation.
We charge thi. ching home uron the
mon who hav, nr year. ras, '',rr entrusted
with trc usrarrmcn, Of our financial Affairs
in Oxford County.
Itisuous, for Won % undertake 90 hot
out che '--', You have Ten behind Won.
Ilv, Won or vour friends the hnran faced
iurru1,a-,, ~ ,.r1l ur before tho people,
ami declare th,., Illegal hills have not lr1u
raid. when after their allowance, thoy hay,
rrsu r-rsa,rl 90 thc County Treasurer, ard
,h, holders haze a.ni te'r name. ur1n
fhe hgksauI ruErru JHe NoNu'
'T.suo use. Gentlemen, ,hc reIr'oToou
YOUR tack. ,hsy 'avr been ground down
rv 600 Illegal TAUNTON, a.raly GOO long
rv v7u- own r-,sa rl confessions you have
ACKNOWLEDGED r1rrs',- curry, 10 only roe
mains frrs t1 hand vra r,r O. Che snr.r-
-fsn rarr ...l usfnl. nh'hg chem
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07
Is Honest Poverty a Crimei

Never was a party guilty Of 50 many
mean. con,emptiblc shifts and turns, as tho
., called democracy. The last railing &C.
eus,tion We have heard brough, against
Gov. Morrill,, 1. the assertion now being cH.
,cnsiycly promulgated by the Nebraska
stump orators, that his parents were poor:
and that he was born in a ioc 6IiiH. They
are actually. In certain localities, charging
thi. a. an offence, and as an objection tovo-
ting Tor him.
Il /. true, Gov. MorrilI's parents were
moor. 90 FAR as this worlds goods arc con.
cerned. Itistruc that their son, now the
hon6rcd chief magistrate of Maine, in hi'
loyho3d was obliged IN work with his hands
to acquire an education ard It IL equally
true. that nv his own indomitahlc, inherent
energies. he has risen % his present honora.
be position and standing
Think of THE, honest Farmers Of ola OK
ford one of your honorcd number. Oor
Gov. Morrill, i "a farmcr,) ia candidate for
the rulcrnatorial chair and the purse
proud aristocrats Of the State arr trying to
strike him down, because he was horn poor.
The leaders Of the Wells party Look upon
Republican simplicity with contempt
Jud-, We'll, roll. in wealth, aud j. the h1r
Of r. priqasly fortune, while che naboh' in
Jrcadcloth who nutter around him, would
make r-.rM the only SURF road to promo
ton and honor
q" Worth makes the man, t. thc doctrinc
" the Republican party Tho honest poo
pie of Maine, when they look around for
man tn .rry, them in q public capacity, do
not look upon the almighty dollar" a' a
requisite qualification Tor office; AMI the
drma-u.u.. who are now abusing Gov Nor
rim. hecause Doc was not h0rn with q "silyr
spoon in h', mouth" wall find these cone
trmpihlr SANDERS only returning On yz
and torment ,hpir guilty authors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07
The pragGame.

Certain windy gentlemen, who have 10y
the liheralty Of their friends, dipped deep
ou, OF the money, 90 The County Treasury,
arc now swelling round, indirectly offering
to bel, on Wells election, but when their
courage is brought to the test, uniformly
iar, ogi.
They are very careful to utter their braga-
docio,, when they think no one isroand who
can cover their stake, and when it 20 hap.
pens that they ars put 20 their trumps,'
they tread back, their courage all oolcs out
at the end OF their fingers, aud they find it
very convenient to leave.
But these fellows are only acting out the
part assigned thcm in the political pro,
srammo Of tho Wells party. We shall .,
.hem' clustering round until after election
aftr which they VII undoubtedly retire to
private life, di,:a,ten with politics, with al
mos, everything else, and most especially
with themselves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07
Governor lIorr!lls Platform.
Adopted ~ Augusta. February g.d

We. 90, re.r'c ul Maine. mrm'rr, of the
Republican Party. assembled Boo state l.u-
y..f.u Believing i.H question .' human
freedom 'n h' paramount FOB 40 other POLITE
cd questions now arif'irs our country.
hereby declare Ha principles which have
'r.u-Ifus together. and .t which vo u,'i
contend rn'I i..r s."N N.aIHr'r laea cone
trolling element .n decentralization ~ our
National Gn'mmrr'
T. That tho Constitution off the United
STATE. va- designed 'F tIo ~ lu'a who u'.T-
nIit. '1 ira av 1l impartial liberty o..
thr 'r'I cy'0ut 'thr power, granted % iar
fl.ul government
% That hv tho Constitution. Canrrrs q,
u8Ir tNr .rr.Ipl Guardian off th' IihHri.rs nl
tt people. iun'it.n. ,hr District nfCu-
lm.l 0ul 60 '.--.'.r.s. M 'hn United
-rts. and until i' shall 1ha'.sh slavery FOO
thr former. and f-nrsr r-1lIhif BE- in ihr
latter. b. rnmr.rs i'sr O. tho solemn trust
committed Co Ifs charge.
o.. T'r' gro Constellation, while profile
~. che several Stats '-n rr.r'frr 1ur Jaw
aur regulation " 1i..h1rriu. 'ur.'.yrs from
service mr. labor from their obligation confer.
rr ruvar whatever ur.u CHurr.s n lr'Is-
late 100 i'i. uluyt The lrt n' 1880, uI0#I
iJr Fustf,r. slave law. 81 'lrrr'rr' nn' ONE
lv irhuwlur. hrt rrrafs'Itu'irunl boo i's
rr,,i.s.r.. avn sruuIH ho Immediately aud
uurruI,tiHrsll, REPEALED.
:. That 10 i.'fr r.-htnrl thr duty u'
grrr-..-. boo 900 acts ..r iHe Admission n'
new States into tho Union, '1 prohibit for
,y.r fhH introduction OF slavery therein.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07
Look Out FOR Them.

The Nebraska democracy of tLi- County,
are awully frightened. So much -, tha'
they have s.nt abroad Tor help. w. arr
cr,J.bly informed that there are certain dis
tiugui.hci gentlemen from abroad, now
providing about the country, pretending,
when with Republicans, 60 bn Morrill, mcn
bat who ia fact are sp,s, sent Out OF thr
camp OF The enemy, % get the " lay OF ihe
land, =" and then report back TO bead quar-
tors.
Look out Gr these renegade, the,n Ne
lnska pimrs. Don't bghpeanythins ihey
ay-thcy ar, wolves ia Sleeps clothing
hired mgrccuarir,-bouslt mp Ilg,nus-
going round {, deceive and cheat tha pc1-
pie. We rgpat, look out for those TrfHa-
cd lrionds-thcy are enemies iu di'-ui,'-
who have long since sold themselves out,
and are now trying the same opcniionupon
the honest pe,p, Of this County. Keep
your eye. on them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07
Samuel Wells Platform

gu. Mil .,E.......-.
h'''.'.'' '.-' '''' '''''''''' .'''..'''.'
iioa hy i'' hiihiuI execution "i iA' laws b
l, is adherence % iur constitution, Ny lis
rrni-,ir, fr.irr. raI.ry and ly i.s r.Ylu,r
........... ., I..r.if,,.r...,,.. If r..
democratic. Eri.' "Nl o'.NW'H' '"' I''l .''
auI support u, go true men.
bI,.,,...fr,,.tf fg, tif grr-5r4l ~
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,... ,
1000 - ''- ''''' ''.'' ~ .'' '"
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'.', ''''.
N'' '.''.','l was '''''''.''''. VOW, I'' w.
"','' '' a' "'' F''i w. ".' .' "' '..',
''' '."' ''. i',''! H''.' o.. ''' 90, '.'
.."' '...''' ana @ "
'"' t u,
1906.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07
Norway Mass Meeting.

4 largo enthusiastic meeting convened at
Norway on the 30 inst.
The people then assembled were addressed
in the forenoon by Hon. Sidney Perham
and John j. Perry.
In the afternoon by p. c. Virgin, Esq"
and Hon. /. Washburn, Jr., VI. c., ifom
Penobscot.
The speech Of Mr.. washburn, was an elO-
quent, powerful production, the very best
speech we have listened to during the CAM
paign. Great enthusiasm prevailed.
The Norway Advertiser, Argus and other
Nebraska papers, will probably LIE about
this meeting, the same as about Others, and
declare there was only about fifty persons
pryssn, besides womon and children "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07
Tie -. Ior's,a'ure saved the State
$4,000.

Y. n1rodiia'lros,C' rnd h,no-,b', b.Siv
q 7aS,ic m cryr c,mc together, than
.lsa, WHO oo-r.,A,' go Republican L,-'.-
l.aec, which ass.='l,l ia Augusta last
winter. TrssA 'sym O., rS,r',, they lal
ne ;hs arts aaljr,ri,uos and -,,fsh scheme
ofr-,.rs=ilr,l rr','i..zs, % hinder and
cnto-ls q, interests Of the state, hot
they wcrc ac'us.li ;h-ouchou, the s,ssi5a.
Eai IN al the.' legislation. solely BY ~
card for tic ruN'i- rooj. AZ q working
body, he L"si,ls'rrc certainly could not
e czoS'l.'. IN imncrs' amount of h's.-
u,ss cane hyoro them, and ths Who'll, o' e
vas despatched vi;h o., moe. careful re-
cl7l @, Che Interests e. al concerned, yet
v..h 2 raTg,,y that rr; 30 shane ;5c ;srl..
rcss rsr7lvi5rr Lr-.E'ercs.
j. c-.sr ths,;rr vror', ~ Maine urv
&C., thc amr1-: rr w'r.v which we saved
% o., 0lt'., 'r-arsrv 'v '-c industry ana
gal vi,h which t.s E.rahf1a L,r'ta;gre
Tr-r1-5 th..- 'a-- vs '7v, prepared a
ttF, ry'i'...r- .sr .r-,l ci 't' SESSIONS
or E.r,- consecutive wars I,sl, srl-
la-a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07
Attention. Frapk picrco Postmasters.

Attention, Frank Pierce POstmasters.
We have received Letters from our sub
scrib,r,.in diiTreu, part, Of thi, County.
complaining tha, cur papers have not by.
them been received.
our paper, have in all cases, bcyu prop.
orly done up, directed and sent lrom thi,
olice to our subscribers. We have good
reasons for believing that the Democrat ha.
been L,r' ia.t and mucgia away by oer-
tain Post Office official, in this County, and
we take thi, occasion to call the attention Of
the Hon. v d. Paris, Special Mail Agent
for New England, to the fact.
We have been satisfied Tor some time past
that there is something "rottcn in Den.
mark, and we can't, aud won't stand the
semi-oiEcial rascalitios that have been prac.
ticed upon US and our subscribers, much
longer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07
Be early at the Polls.

We hope every Republican will make his
calculations beforehand, to be early at the
Ballot Box. Citirehs fresaently loose their
rights Of Suffrage by neglec,ing to attend
town meeting in season.
Don't delay in this matter, not only be
" instant in season yourself, but SEQ that
your ncighbOrs are there early in tho day.
Be +" on hand" on tho morning Of the 10th.
We hope all our friends will heed this sug.
gotten. and &C. accordingly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07
Yrri,yurp rri.r nior MORNING ~
V. 4. pIDGIN 9 Co..
raoPEtrTots.
JOHN J.PERRT, L dltOr.

Trrns..-.O,. H.rar arl f'iy crN's s,ris''y ~
,ry,sc~. on. H1Itr s41 sryelty-iys cents wUh-
If, so .lartfs two ,ir.ars 10 fh- rgt q o. 'r'r
.rrvbirh on, srr.r gt1 10 added Nr sNSg wear
sh.eh s1Fr-rt BE- 3Ja,st
ApvrEriSrSrvr, i7rrr's5 on -''..''as's ''r'n'
DE y--rr .rfar noe ts.1- I,'"'e l'f sH' '',''
ri, -rf d. amount charged o. Jhs aiyer..ss-cri.
---rr.Hsrr r,rs.I s.rHrt.7eue1's - bed % 10
I1s tom he date fhr irff .1sCrun1,
=r-s. Il. PETTrAGllL / Co, 10 N'1''
o., rf.-, arI i.2 Nrr'-- o., No- lr.'' ae
rrr OH, sHfr.rifsH Htrr's i.r procuring s.-'-''P
.rs. n.slrfrr advertise
o,r.. prrr-Hf, T1us, We
rf,,.- r,s-, ,- rt.sl..ar should L. directed
o.. Dim 10 OXFORD, Nr.
Wool rul ioh Printing
lGuv!TLN ANp NEATLY EXECUTED
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07
Soc that there is no Cheating at the
Ballot Box.

The party that support Judge Wells, have
become desperate. lis said that in those
towns where they have the Board Of Select.
men. legal voters are to be disfranehissd,
while those who will carry tho Wells ticket
are to DO allowed to vote whether legal
voters or not.
Look out for this. Then again see that
your votes are COUNTED right. If they un-
dsrtako to practice fraud upon you, in this
respect. stand for your rights. So soaiASs
49, --s -t tlec,.! q re Sl,lct Dor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07

= Nyr1-E.-- t.s,ri-. ~ aaenar,
uaa-l JON I.u.ra, Living DO Ea7s,.. 3
grocery s.ls., .a Ma.a.s 49,, wsa.a.as
IN a So: l.TlraI .a.ziaIJn yesterday
cysoias. -lsl s ,:.as ia;1 Ilars-i o,,. BIS
vile. assaulted her r.i. au aEs, u..siu-
in several u h-s ;rstl H.tr o. blow l..u ihs
p5ll, and cgttias SEVERAL 20 beg Lu=r,u--r.y
OF. Alarmed ny h-r ,a,-r-, Morrison
then doaup5d, Lg. was arrested SON az, 2
by the PJii;5 aGl cS-mi..gI @, quarters.
Lowell News.
Wa: @ s,:af h-a,.,s thrs- Lowell ro,ics-
men mus. Do. Wasn't Johns house bis
oa,LsP Had. DO o., q r.ss, o drink waa,
hs pl1as-tl Wlsr.t t-s woman bis wife,
and GiI he no: own lie are2 Nay no;
svsry ciusla sEsssis3 Dis natural rights,
AMI 4, VIVA, be win wi.a hs own? lsn''
tais fIes coCH;Ey'
rp5-t=..:s Ct.-r.-,s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07
Look out for Lie. nnd Fmnd

Tho bunker Fusion Wells Democratic
Party, are now destitute Of all fairammupi.
ton to carry on their party clectionecEnr.
and effect their base purpose Driven from
every point Of fair argument and de,rcratr.
" anxious to gain official power many Of
the leaders are rc.or,ing to base H., and
open deception to gain their crfis. A,an
instance Of this the reader il cited n tie
course Of dishonest men, in relation ~ n,
Bill introiuced last winter " ,o promote
medical science" called by hunkeriom n,
Dissection bill.
These men are now around, just bsl1r,
election, raving at the Republican Party
f,- IL action Or really f5r be- nag-ota- ON
thi. BILL The whole story about ,hi. qur,.
ton /, q. follow, and We defy ans lors.i
man to contradict it
4 certain petition was presented 20 ua
legislature, at the early part Of the session
last winter by the President N he M,I.aI
Association Of Maine. The petitioner. Do.
sired law that would permit them % o.
tain SUBJECTS fur dissection without stealing
them. The petition was accompanied with
the drait ola bin which provided, that
'hc O,,r-scr- Of Poor House, and A.m.
Houses in the several elite. and town, Zoo
thi. state, should give up 90 thn surgeons 900
proper demand, such person. a. died
without friends 10 request them fur burial
What did the Legislature d1 with thi. rr-
sTcct'ul petition, coming from % b1ly OF
the most useful scientific and humane men
In the SRtr1 II was Referred e. thr appr0-
rriatr Committee That Committee c1-
andnri the petition and b.l and struck
out all town. and an tho Poor and reported
bin 1t a very different character, which
simply required that thc Oyr-sr.r. 1f A'n.
House. in a tow lar., ciii-, should r.,. up
Q, ,hc faculty any Trrpn who mishid.e
thrr,, provided r1 aH- made any request fr
Ono burial f-ug. person.
What action did ,Io Republican party
take 900 this la.t lIll after 30 Dad been ,bou
oralI or nearly 40 of 30. original provisions
Why, that party, instead oC n~irrlt, "a.
=, g. ha'v and lyins'ya,,rrt,it,hacIunr
rnt1 +. down D., % gr.r n4.H1'v And DO
i.a significant fact sh,vu, tlr hypocrisy
and mounr., of c.rt,in bunker prrtiuu,.
thlt when tms vote was taken. thr Argue.
State of Maine. Democratic NI,ont. anI
augusta Asr Advocated 'he 100 in b.. .r..
einJ ami most objectionable form. Oh. o..
Publican party would rlr accept thr hlI .n
luy form. and DO $50. therefore rJ1ta a-l
f,F aud.. where it hl. remained until Do
has recently brru cyhumcd bv d..honrstarI
unTrin,iplrl m.n as a hobby o. corrupt o..
opinion. and I.r.rt doe Judgment. of q. Isl.
voter, who are mot acquainted with t.s
wile.
What th0., wh.sunlTr'r1lrI'.n.r..
BE- bunker. would have done Dab h.r POD
rhr power. wr know nor. Tur probability
g. that they would have meait.rM.II a.I
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never have ''''''I "n'' ln '''.-'nl''.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07

REruBucAxs ART rjr AL EEADY7 10 "
answer to the above inquiry You can -
ys, we reply, KEEP READY from 'o',
time until after election. Make all your
calculations before hand, to be 'dr,y o" NC
ground on the day Of election. Make u.
ranccments to devote he rhoie day TO YOU
country. Do up your other busine'', -
that you can WORK Tor God and the r'sH'
the SECOND MoypAY NJ SIPTEGREA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-07

QuIRT. What kind Of service is.pecifOd
in the bills rendered by the Custom House
and other oecials, who are now engaged in
picking up votes TO endorse Pierce and
Atehinson, in this County. We would give
a list five could spare the spscs in our
raY: