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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18

taken away, because the Gorcnor and CouH-
FL instead Of the Legislature iriR count the
VOTES. consequently the Offices must remain
a. they are. The coalition, however, got
.,rethsr and resolved 70 have the Offices at
an harrds-cycn II they were compelled 90
rrso,t TO the "c1,rcmc power" Of the state.
This coalition resolved further that the Ju-
dietary should behave TO suit its purposes
ur De rusishcl In accordance with this
programme some City officers wcrc forth
with removed and as many appointed to OIL
their places. Thou Governor Wells on the
~ Dso Rex" principle, said to the people
and everybody in authority, respect my
commission or prepare Tor Sc consequences.
Tie Legislature seconded these views, and
because Judge payi, Lid not accept this
Governors draft o. sight, Barnes, the Esyp-
tau nigh, angel, said hc mus, go ont lor
"l1a hRarior." 81 this legislature, for
s,oth mus, spend some so ,ooo in planning
III, removal and supplying his place for the
puIr8-c ut ovcravinr the other justices,
ana yguiilatinE their understandings 20 they
could rcc clearly to give ma opinion, or in
other words. ~ thcy could Il, rrpar.d 90
acouirscc or have q l,ar7r b'fhrc such men
"a. Barnc.. aud Fuller. whower both 80 dis
tnguish,l fur imrarlnlily that they srn.
trucel thgir Judicial victim before 'hcy Is.
sued their inlir'mrut'
The people will pass M thos' matters ~
review before another election. They will
look cautiously AZ the evidence which has
nc,n rre.rutc,l hy thc coalition. They will
weigh well thcwholc character Ut The 'uu'-
action from i's iuriricncy toi,' termination.
Thrv viii decide whether rrer,,ativc md
li,in, right. and passive obedience, under
such authority ought % command their OPP.
rrlul and sympathy Asthis i'u matter
NJ crave imr-rnucr-0uo chat has struck
.hr rrrrl, ofall c',s.gs and 100 parties with
1.'rui,hmrr', we hope 'hey viii take clr'
b. Do Oh, nN,r, Justice. Irthi, conduct 8.
,rr-1vI an honest judiciary 10 Maine g.,
rr, hereafter o. o. found That important
branch will hrcomr thc tool ol ar'y-,ho
.a.,'all % intrigue; AMI ihr people win
r-1v frr another Cromwell, 90 aries AMI put
4 ,,gr q. Judicial iusr'rucr aul corruption.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18
Weekly Summary Of News.

The 18th ward Of the city Of Iocklaud
ha. been set OF into town TO bo called
West Rockland.
A hot-air locomotive was tried recently,
on New Jersey railroad, and attained tho
speed Of dghiy miles an hour.
The license law received the signature OF
Samuel Wells, last Monday. That deed
will gain for him few laurcl..
DR. Burhor., who was in attendance
when the little Napolcon made his "grand
cntrcc. received 500, 900 francs Tor his scr-
vices. on tho important occasion.
Hunters Medical Specialist j. the tito
Of a Journal, published monthly, in New
York, devoted to the discussion of diseases
u tho chest and lungs. Il /, highly spoken
of by the press, In various parts Of tho
country. Price, 81 PER year.
Tho Artirnn'. building, Philalclphia.
was burned last week Loss, S23j, 900. In
Boston, on Saturday, the Gcrri'h Market
building was burned, involving a loss Of
property to the amount or s2jO,OOO. Tho
steam frc-cusinc was tried Tor the fr.t time
and proved entirely successful.
John II. Scott. the tragclian, died on
Monday, in Boston, Of ApoPlcHy.
The imports into New York, last week,
amounted to s6,2i9,OOO.
Rev. Frederick Frothingham, formerly o.
Montreal, was installed As pastor OF the Park
Street (unitarian) church in Portland, last
week.
Samuel Taylor. jr has tcrn elected Pros
iicnt NJ the Pcnohscot H-nncbcc railroad.
Mr. Pickering declined a recollection.
4 youn: man was arrested iu Augusta.
week before Last. on complaint II Hon y.
D Paris. charged with robhins the mail ~
a package Of Land Warrants. valued az
500 II'waiycl an examination. and gave
bail in the sum or 5000. TO appear before
tho L :. Circui, Court, a, Portland on ,hc
23l inst ror trial.
The National Convention Of Printer, So
.'nbles a; Philadelphia on the 9Th day Of
MAY.
Tho island Of Manhattan, now the city OF
New York, was purchased in 1000, or the
sum of SCI.
The French government has drrrvci that
those coins bearing the ciEcy Of liberty ,hali
no longer b, regarded a. current money
GOV Well, removed Judge Davis on Fri
LAY last.
The Austin (rcSa.) Gazette learn, from
the Rio Ganlc, that a strong drmon,trl-
ton is abou, to be made in sonora and
Coahuila in favor Of Independence lr,m
Mexico and annexation g. the United State,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18

Col. Forncy. fresh from P,,rce's Kitchen
Cabinet, declares through the pcnnsyIyanian
that
AL THE DEMOCRATIC rEE'sTs n TrE
LAND WITH sEA 90 INE To mack TuLN
WOULD NOr ~ ABLE sUCCISsTUILN To DEENR
FRANELIN PIERCE IRON s0uE % MS OJTRA-
GEous ACTS NOT VT MADE rUnLic.'
II Forncy isn't acquainted with al! Of
Picrca's act, not yet made public" wo
don't know who is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18
Adjournment Of the Legislature.

After a session Of one hundred days, this
asscmblagc Of isms, adjourned, without
day, on Thursday last. The business trans
acted makes nut sorry show for tho
amount Of time consumed, and the money
expended, but as it isa wcll.known fact,
that large portion Of the business was per-
formed in tho night, in secret couclayc, per-
haps We ought, in charity, to give them
credit for getting through - soon
A. was predicted in the opening Of the
session, no pains have been spared TO fed
and provide Tor the pcrpctuntion Of the lis.
graceful " fusion" which reached IT, ell.
max in the election oi samuel Wells. hy the
united votes of Black Chanilgr.lusionist
Democrats and ancient f,.lcrlli.is. \ nicc
discrimination has been exercised in the 49,
lection Of men to fll the various olFcs, uu,
der the control Of the Executive and IN,
Legislature. Tho equilibrium Of oppo'
sites " has boon carefully preserved, and
the structure as well probci a. could be cH'
pcy.ci, though it is not now 50 secure as
could h. desired by them.
The most important, and tho principal
bu.incs. Of TIC session has been the p4sng,
ola license law, uni an address Tor the re-.
moyal OF Judge DAVIS. On each Of thcsr
movements we have heretofore commented
and an indignant constituency will eco to II
that such act. shall not pass 10y unrchukcd
We are firm in the conviction that a hrg,
majority of thc people OF Maine are in favor
oCtbc prohihi,ory principle In restraining
thc sale Of intoxicating beverages, and vii
restore IL in some form.
The address fur the removal OF Juirr
Davis. is bat the first step towards his r.
mo,nl. II, Ia, the right " appeal TO a
Court VIII, are no, sworn % pro.'ul:a biz
ease. hutvill decide h, claims in accordance
with the constitution, and there j. final
Court Of Appeal, who will have no rr,nrl
or forms, bet will expires, silently hat ir.
rr,i.lahly, thtir ,crIi,; On Ia wrong which
has lrrn done
rhl, body viii ever D., held up before thc
world, asa specimen Ut fossil legislation
10. acc, have lcsn without regard 90 publ.
srnt,mrut. or s".-r OF right. ~ justice, and
a, such, will b. .purncI by All who shall
know them
The following !, q summary OF che closing
Proceeding,
Tho mIl to establish Court Of common
Plea, ha, been iul,hni,rly postponed. H..
solve loo favor Of thc Reform school, appro,
rrIa'iur $4,000 ha, passed. Tho Arson
and North Nns5n ease has been referred q
,hr next legislature. The Militia bill ha'
hvn indefinitely postponed in the House,
thr mate IiI not concur
Mr.. Nor, OF Bath, ha. introduced r5so,
buttons cnllIn. upon the Justice OF thc :
j. q. Tor their opinion upon thcrisht Of th,
Governor 90 rrm1,y sheriff., Sc. The order
Dies over one day hy the ru,c'.
An order ha. passed the House 10 max,
up rhs pay OF ,he members 20 and including
THURSDAY.
S.ra,.r GOODWIN % York county, alirr-.
81 tbr senate ia opposition % address for
thc rgmuyal of Judge Davis. Ne spoke at
length on TUESDAY afternoon.
Receive fixing ,h' salary Of the Aljunui
General ha, hgsn indefinitely postponed iu
;he House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18
Ahnrii,nni,m in tho South.

hbNAANAhHleAAA AA NhN SNANh
Tbcwholccountry, according to the Pierre,
organs, is becoming abolition. Even III,
South has become the theatre Of Abolition
since the renewal Of the Slavery agitation
and the repeal Of the Missouri Compounds
The name Abolition is now given by thi
sectional Pierce Democracy TO every maj
and every organization that will not sup
por, its Slavery Extension aud Border Ruf
fan doctrines.
\ few days ago meeting Of citizens me
in Loudouu County, Va, totakc into con
.ilcration tho politics Of the day. \ dis
cussion arose which involved the doctrine
OF slavery, and slavery extension. \ mum
her OF the most respectable citizens instca,
VI ntiliug the Fillmore nomination, 70
which tho meeting assembled, boldly con
braccd the Republican Party and sustainc.
the noble doctrine Of Frcciom IN the Terri
tories, toe non-cxtcnsiou or slavery; auD
condemned the repeal OF the Missouri Com
promise Other citizens denounced thc~
doctrines a. treason, and thcmcciins after
long discussion broke up in confusion.
Somc three Southern Journals give dl'
cripti1n Of thi. meeting, and view il viii
the utmo,, alarm. They call IL an sorts o.
harl names, and finally, % wind up thcir
terrible wrath mingled with sorrow, they
call tie meeting Abolition and Black Re
publican, Then they <, 20 work and war;
the south against such politicians, and sucl
discussion, calling lor legislative uil 90 pn'
down Abol,uou,sm. Ga. they are pleased &.
callit) In their midst Thcliou Is therefor,
being bearded In Die den. FREQ discussion
must b. Suppressed, even in old Virginia
or slavery w " S5uii.n nrhtt,' COS It n
callcl. will Vet b, overthrow.
The ruling organ It this Administration
and the guide pot of the present Black De-
morrlcy thu. acknowledge that there Is d
Freedom Party in Virginia, and luruhri
ou,ly jrrlorc- the event
"Pro.nr,, or Au'urloNsu SOUTHWARK
There lea .s, Of politicians at Che South
lonrr numerous, now few iu numhrr.,) VIII.
nvo h,rn disposed % trmr1ri'' and conn
rromi., with abolition, hoping '' hold thrl'
slave. durinc ihoir lives, aud vi''.u, '' Ut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18

Jrpor DAVIS. The Exposition rlnrr. ur-
on record the following prediction, IN rc'h-
ton 20 ,hr action u the legislature, in tho
case Of judge DAVIS
Erti Tho recorded Judgement II thr
supreme Court or tn State will, within d
twelve month pronounce the whole proceed
ins. a Hplj'y lHi mra'id, and
Sroat Within the Ike period, the r.
c5rlcl Judgement u the calm, honest, re-
aecting aud pa,rio,i, voters u Maine. will
rrpudatr from Office very large majority,
Il no, every individual, who has plriirira-
til in ihi, unprecedented AMI unholy war
upon the integrity aud Independents 81 the
Surrcmr Judiciary, and therein of the wick
ed violation Of the Contribution Of the state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18

REsoy,L OF JrDGE DAVIS, or M,rNE. Tho
adde's, Tor the removal Of Judge Davis has
passed both branches Of the Maine I.egisla-
turc--in the Senate % to B., Ia the House
80 to I'll. ItaPpeaS 70 have bccn miscr-
able partilan business throughout.
boston Atlas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18

LAKE SUPERIOR MINEs. 'ccounts from
the Ontouagon district, Lake Superior, indi-
cate larger Increase in the production Of
copper this year than in any ormcr season.
The estimate for the season j. $500 uns,
which is an increase Of coo 'uns over last
year. \ lack Of supplies has curtaiIcd op,
erations considerably.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18

-Four llrcr ,hiPm.I- were brought ,Uto
E,uslra few DAYS sine on The raI'r,at.
rh.ss mast. were purchased in Philadelphia
and were taken fr1u th.rce % Portland by
80 y-s-,', .si from Portland by railroad.
r-s les '7oz .',l--sy = -''.s &c eo'ns 70
--- I.-- Ire g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18

ENLARGrp. The Progressive Age, the organ
of the Republican party in Waldo County,
greeted us last week in an ontirs new suit,
aud expanded to something like Aldernanic
proportions. The proprietors have recently
added a new powcr.Prcss to their establish
mcnt, which i, now in aourishing condi'
ton. May their prosperity continue,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18
Second Distric, Republican Convention


IN. republican, " the several towns and
plantations in the II Congressional District,
arr hereby invited to send Delegates To q
Republican Convention, to be hcliat Auburn
Hall, IN Aub0ru, on Tuesday, May 9Th, "a,
10 O'Clock \. NJ, for the purpose Of choDs.
ins Delegate, % represent SAID District, In
the National Republican Convention, to be
held at Philadelphia in June next, to nomi.
nate candidate, Tor President and Vice Prc,i.
dent OF the United states also to tran'ac,
any other bnsines, which may properly come
before the Convention.
The several towns and plantations are en-
titled to Delegations, respectively, as iol.
lows
One Delegate to each town and planta'
ton, m additional Delegate for every hun.
drrI votes cas-, ior the Republican candidate
for Governor in 1855 and for fraction
over fifty votes, Delegate additional.
Republican papers which circulate in the
2I District, are respectfully requested to
publish this notice.
J. y. PEEsoorr,
VI. III. DUNNELL,
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r sl7)'
Vow Oh. truth isrr.ci,'y ihc0Irrsi;a of
r's,a'artt. ,,li.m.rtur Attorney General
Cr.rir.. and chi, ,u,crrr, o.. directly ral-
rnh,-I o. laI %. ru''i, a..uy. The
following Jean extract frnu thu r.rrrT pom.
lan, afrr Spanish Minister. ,h1vir. t'a,
S.afn wa. %, frs, o. seek reconciliation.
Tho Sarf,l Minister saws.
sr>ua rru,t 800 yr.urr>r r,rrr.ruy.
Mann, v,rrr I'D I,;n
Mo-. ry-.'rrn, Sir III. Snnf.h Govern.
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rf4rri the f.tr. of iri.rruriiun which h1s
lur some time r,,t existed 81 tha diplomatic
I..Ai."nsw'ih thr G'.grrweri"i h.r Majesty
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18

pNGmurs BusNrs The Portland hi-
vrrti,cr ha. recently published a speech. d--
livrrcl by Hon. Elhrilso Gerry, while lie
Comrrnmis" NJ 1881 was IonIins, anil which
SO, puhli,h,l IN this burnal a, that time.
Il breathe, the true Republican spirit, aul
ukn- tho position wc now alyarlta,--:hr
r0n.evirnsi1n " slavery into territory now
'rrr. Tho speech was pu''i,i,l in ,ha ir-
go, ana met ,bur unlua'Gel approval, %
that time, utwlulinpa 'a considered rams
hcroy hy that paper, AMI ,hc gentleman
himself probably wi'hc, Doe hal never u,-
t.rrl such srntim 'u's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18

FRATEENziNG. The Jelicrsonian states
that the Bangor Democrat has gone to the
Journal ONCE, and with the exception OF the
editorial is mostly made up from the mat
ter set for the Journal. Each of these Jour.
rals profess a great horror Of :" fu,ionism. {"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18

TuE COMING ooHrT. DR.. G.. A. jain, tho
astronomer Os Leip-ic, has jus' Published
pamphlet to prove that the comet expected
to appear in the course Of the present year,
|, identical with that Of 1856 aad 1856,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18

- Those Prohlt, Notices ordered To DO
Published in the Democrat, which DO not
APPEAR in this number, will b. inserted next
week. They will he in season to answer tho
requirements Of the orders.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18
The Judiciary Of Maine in vandal
Hands.

rrnmcni h's .''n gwen by Che present. r..
--.s'arr. The to- l'u-,' h'v' ''''i' %!
-'r..'.y party 'oS'' with ono or 'v' Done
"r''.' exceptions. 70 Al.'T.'' The Governor
l- 'r' -'n'"l OF ''''' I''i'. I1. ''.'
i.r'' "..k' o' ''''' two ''l'N h'' ....
spent Don midnight e''ra''ns Co a'''WI.'''
rH.s irnl rrrrn-'. Ih- or,''"er'H. l.Al.''
.. '.' GOO ..' 'n"-'n'''' 'ri'0''''..''
now On '.N-r--'.e cunning 'hr."'' W-
E.-u.r-. 1r,iIn managers which have
r.-r O.. 81 snrl-' -Irsri hy tlr sur, u.
political strife, 90 100 che I'ar.s n' ,.tt'.-
a.a Gr hrrf rsr.nI. ne vu'tn-.- h.wr
ar.aaI r.- r-Hf.r,. 20 -y1s, have l.,r''.i
b'. f..r artillery 40 .he Judiciary sr.'ru of
our l'h--,. 11I struck ir.u tlr ur,1r..
Hr 'Hr Nlrra CMura NJ The rr.r'o-lhe
-rlt -rrr-uffr. element - government.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18

Hon. II. IIamlin, Hon. l. Washburn, jr.,
aud Hon. Lewis d. Campbell, will please
accept our thanks Tor v,lrablS documents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18

From some cause, to Ne unknown, our
usual letter from Washington did not reach
us IN .-aton f5r thi. weeks Tar'r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18
Hard Rowing

\ bsttcr story than tho following, which
comes from North Carolina, We have MT
found in the drawer fyr many month.
About thirty milo. above Wilmington
&C. liysl ,hrrr fellows, named r''pee-
,lyclv R.rhau. Stone and Gray, on tue
lapts or,hc North E,.t River. They came
down Z, WHmin-tru Co a snail r.0-Nsai,
apd mad. h.s 90 th, wharf They h'd a
Aim, ~ it in IT, city, lut Gr lar they
would 20, isy bgl,r, gst.iu. home, they
rr5sur,d iu. Of vtiskgy, anil after dark,
Of black night toa, they cubarko,l IN a
hoa:, expecting Oh rgaeb h1a, iu thc MORN
ia. They r,v-J away with an che emery
IA, urse talc;ir,sy f-l'ov- could muster,
tc,riu; up their spirits u ,he darkness by
rour,.s %, spirit, down. Mhrak Of DAY
,a.y thruelt ,agy 1850, O., near h'"', aud
s,.ius through ths lin gray OF ,h.m''n'ai
hJu.r au ths r.,,r s.l Stone n.i,
,.Wru, nrtla. v.',r 90 your lace
al Last
eli As , uy hra-, 'a.i Ia'han,
e. somebody La, h,sn putting up o. jog OF
oa,iaus.. sins, ! went away yesterday la'
TN s,a.,.r, .aI l.rk about, a-i'sswagre
-.ssr. i.y.aTl lI1.rtr."
rarl4n I.,su'ars., aA.' u''rr,ss'Hr.
.rJ soon r5as stumbling .',o. la.k, and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18
Letter from Col Fremont

Tho folloviu. abe letter fr1m thc gallant
Col. Fr,mou, will hc read with iatsrcst by
M. I, sa complete rclua'ian Of the cal.
umni,, which have b,rn uttered by the
5ayg,cni., against GOV. E,c,lrr. Il dn'
arrcary.l iu The B,.,,n Atlas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-18

GOV. Csarls,sobin'on, Lavrscs Kan.a.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1856-11-20
TO THE PUBLIC.

The Lewistown Public Lecture Association
have made arrangements to provide, durin G
the coming winter, series Of Public Lee
lures.
To this end they will employ none but the
most distinguished professional Lecturers.
Whether this enterprise will succeed or fail
will depend on the public
PARK BENJAMIN, Esq, a native of the
West Indies, now, and for many years, editor
of leading literary journals of New York,
will deliver the first lecture-Subject. FASH
ION, a Poem-on Saturday evening, Nov. 22d,
at y o'clock, at the Town Hall. Terms. for
the present, single tickets p cents. To ad-
NIT one gentleman and two ladies, 80 cents.
GEO. W. ELDER, Pres't.
D. W. WooDs, Secr'y.