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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-25
Editorial Correspondence.


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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-25

lr,.,Iy.4- fhg very yNi,t uCg 10 tie government
I,sIl o.. III. ir,,lam ut ,pccrl i not Co
remain Co us, what is the government WORTH
n We fgum Massachusetts,. 90 auy other
STATE. ~rultur, 90 members of thy lluuS.H-
rr,. fH 20, called account hy some ' gallant
s.rI.U ul sumr " gallant uncle, when
Wy utter -un,thiuE which docs not suit
tlrir sensitive nature, w. jesirr o. know o..
N ttr conflict Is o. hy Transferred from
ti, the peaceful, Intellectual field On one
vhrrr. 10 is sad, honor, ar EASY aud
r.,r.rshIh'i.- equal, then We desire tu
know "a. Massachusetts,. 10 h,r s,u, and
Representatives arr o. have thr rot held
u,rr them the time NAV c1mc-th1u.h she
alters u0 thryats-Nhyu she may d. called
uUuu tH withdraw tlCm 90 her own hr>rm
vbyry she can furnish O. ihcm that prutrc-
t,yu which D, But y1uclsJlyi % thgm under
tbo Dag 90, their clmmUn country Bot
while sar Vyrm,., us o. remain, We shall d'
uur duty W. shall sp,ak whatever we
,h'os' o speak, wherever we will, AMI hy"
vr vi,l, r,sar!lgss ct the consequence
Sir, the s.us ul Ma,,ae hu-,tts are cluCl-
tel 40 tGr knees uf their mother, u the
doctrine, of peJJc and good viii, ami tool
Knows wc desire t1 cultivate tlu-c i.y,u-,
-iryhu-s or ,DsnL kindness, AMI public
kindness. TIE lIuu-e viii h,1r vliur,,
ilatI have rrt violated .g t7rsVassrd upon
ans Ji 'h.m la;, pr, b. U. age pushed tr1
..-.rt CO. .r. t..r. .Ir u.u 'l.u tHr
..I CmuHuv aItH ai Massachusetts who
vi.l uu. .'tnk 'IUIa a t..nusr ut .r,IHu ui
,yrggh. auJ t'g STAT. i..y rTr-u', iI ANS
lg'I oI.T. ta.y uay ID, ..sal....
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-25
Henry Clay on Slavery Extension and
FillibusteriSm.

NJ rI--... ,---,,, 49, H. $1,000
Tue hu,""".'s va
n, M, ind,,u,, IN r,,oror thcir candidates.
rbci, c,nf,I.rr, in this b,as, !, basel ON
,r, ,.r.,,,I r..,rl Mr.. CLAW MA, known to
lays mr Mr. Brs,kenr.I.c. To show how
or,,.i,c from .hc rrinciplos Of IN, Border
pnG,n rl,,r,ru yer, tho onipi,ps Of Mr.
C,,r a. .,,,, a., f,,l,vipr extracts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-25
The Sectional Candidate
What clan. be. NJ. buchanan upon th,
votes uIthc Ttcy states.

T.. Richmond EuI..r7 ..he' Buchanan
organ Boo Virginia. b., un.u. ,hrmr.t ~.c-
r.unal newspaper, 900 te c,uu'ry, AMI b.
c',Ilrr-. .,, u-'-.h.r .r thr Richmond
WIZ. .n... s as.. aass.. .' r..r.rrf
r7.mr1a. a..--. N vuu Nh E,u,>.
A., 300 SOY rrn.r zoos r>rwrr, or rm
>.uu. Tie enquirer supports NJ Bg-
s.aala uithau lr hear, .r ,ac .'aa.nr
r.tHu. dI'y -.. rr.I
r.v,rr EHrrr rs NHu' Oh. Gnr. HUf-
On. rT Hns'H' Hs .N- I'H opinion
f.r' Crr-r,, rg, rr.-rr % r.r.,. 1.E"rr lr
o.. Urvr. NJ CH'l#.Ig.
.. E-elr4. rr vls 40 early. -f.11f.st ami
E .sr' lurrI .f Tslu annexation
. EHlH-s ir WIS 400 early. st.lI'l.' and
rr.irr. 81 of Oh. Wim.t pryisr."
. Eu, %. promptly rTf .r.'.. rTr-
pop ri. rH.r.H' H. N,vHu C.nH.rHr,. r..
.. H..Hrs r' f.. N'rr,.r a|. .rf.H-
Oh. |.. .f. Pra'- N.rrrrrfs
Es1u.s H. yr'-I Boo Cru-r.-, Io We.
'lT" THE I.S. NNlI>rttr.r than 3D.
'Hw r...".l document. O. h. s.1t south.
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With tl, boosted rar1rl W. AIS al,
N.-.nr-r men who l1ys fr.glru bstt.r thnn
slavery. what claim VI Buchanan ra,ur.u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-25
OBJ 0vtoro Democrat
PARIS, MAINE, JULY -, 1850
rJurIsuTp rvrEV TEtp,Y MORNING m
W. A. pIDGIN & Co..
rHorEiEroEs.
PARIS, MAINE, JULY -, 1880.
JomxJ.rERRY. Editor.

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n. ,,b,,h 66, csni. vill h. added ior every year
,,h,,h pawn cot b. DELAYED.
AuytKrtsTvENts,Bs sTted ourcasonable t'rrs
ths prurrisiur not hs,ng accouuthlc &c an, ,rrui
h-,auI the auouut charged zoe the adNcrti',ucnt.
-paymrnt Zoe 80 advertisements b. held o. H.
a.. 10 u the tats uftLr hfst ins,rtion.
E-gS. ". rETrENGllL \ Co, 10 Mate
Il, Hssf-s. ani l22 Nassss o., Wee laft' 'rc
orr up, suthuriIsd agents "r procuring suh''rp
ons. forwarding adyritis'ws"is.
- C.nmra.rltisn. shnud directed to "Ihc
O,tuII urmpsIBt, Paris, Ne.
HooL aud Job Printing
PROMPTLY AM NEATLY lNEIliEh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-25
Platform Of lS49.

The following Resolutions form part or
the platform adopted by the Convention
which nominated GOV Hubbard in 1879
They are now incorporated into the Repul-
lican platform. We publish in connection,
the name Of the delegates from this County,
who votci for them. We wish s1n,o Of our
friends in 'rery iorH Ia inform Us bow tho
delegates in his town stand, that We may
show to the people, who have and who hayo
not remained true to their recorded opinions.
"ReSOlred, That the institution
of human slavery is at variance
with the theory of our Govern
mcnt, abhorrcnt to the common
sentiment humankind, and fraught
with danger to all who come with
in the sphere of its influence, that
the federal government DOSScssc,
adequate powcr 10 NHIBIr is cris-
teHcc mhc territories ofHc Union;
that The cOasiituiiOqaiiiy NJ his
power has been settled by judiciol
construction, By coatcmDmGncouy
crpoSitions, aRdJyrYeaicd acts NJ
Icgisiatioa."
d" RcSoircd, That while We most
chccrrully conccdc to our southern
brethren thcright on an occasious,
to speak and act with entire free
dom on questions connected with
Slaycryin the territories, we claim
the exercise of the same right for
ourselves; and amy attempt, from
any quarter, To stigmatisc u, or
omrcprcscntativcs ioradyocating
or defending the opinions of our
people upon this subject, will be-
repealed rs an understandable act
of aggression upon the rights of
the citizens of this State"
OIford County. Alauy. samuel Brown.
Anduycr, Euum Abbott, Bethel. Ahru.
ihy Grover, Mishrll Mason. hr,Rurrh
EIInh Bradbury BucshuI, u q Notch.
in.Dn, Sylcnham Brigham Byron, llu,.
Au,'in, Canton. William Thompson Dix.
f.lI, G.p " Turner. Denmark. samuel
Gibson Fry'hurc, n u. g.. lIutrhins. g.
T.. u.sppi Gruuuupl, >smurrlI lluurI-
tou Gilcid, jaime, Burbank. Hartford.
Sampson Reed Hebron. Sullivan u. .ku..I.
Hiram, - u Hubbard. Hanover, a
H. kulrn. Lowell. H. 90. Town. L.rr-
moro. D. strickland, Daniel W. Iull.u
Mexico, John VI Gu.tI.. Mason. solomon
Everett Nrury, All.rtll Small Norway.
iutlar I. Pike, Ous True. OAnrI. Bona.
uh Pratt. Paris. Hiram Hubbard. tm.r...
IhyHr Peru, Robinson Turner, Porter,
Nuu'l Round, Eumlrl, Lyman Iau.u
Elyhury, John HrI >mn.ham, g.. T.
Barker stowe. Ih.u.g.r y. Nut'gr. SUM
ner. jeremiah Howe. sweden, Th.s IwIl.
Turner. Philo C'ark. =. T. McNrnug
Waterford, E.Ir.g Gerry NurI..,k,
e.. W. DushmW ll..',u Grant. %. NJ
Crockett, AnlJvr N.ri! Surplus, d ..rr
N.r-r. Letter h Enu.h NIluu Riley
Plantation, Alpulp Fur..I fy.nurs
Academy Grant. Edmund NBas W.
ton. j. h Grcrulal, Franklin Plantation,
e.. r. Hopkins. L..t.s 4, 81 % jams
Brown.
Po1,. Hon. Hiram lIuWar', aal lmrt
q Tnysr yo'rl together fro isin, nr th.r
rr.,'un.n, Mr Hubbard still alhrr.. O.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-25
The I.sne Prc-lntcl

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but tie time Ia, arrived wl.a l...ru,,.r.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-25

Thus Ear the debate upon tins question
ha, been conducted with dccOrum and
proper regard to the rules Of parliamentary
debate. A. the time is 50 near, when this
question i 10 hc settled. we shall indulge in
no s2cculatious as to what will be the re-
suit, only to say that from present indica.
,ions, we think Mr. Brooks will not he cz-
RELIED, NJ il requires q vote Of two.thirls 20
inniSi tins degree Of punishment.
The friends Of Mr.. Buchanan arr grow
ing more ami more uneasy every day, in
consequence Of the popular demonstrations
al over the country in favor OF Fremont
You can discover this in their press, in their
every day conversation, and from the more
unguaricd among their public speaker
Mr.. Buchanau's uuqualiGd endorsement Of
the Cincinnati platform has ruined him,
even IT be had any hope before. The people
or the free States will not hereafter elect
a man 10 administer the affairs Of this great
nation. who is willing frr the SAX, Of Office,
'' "''- w. - , 80 w. 49,, ..,'
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n,,,..-,,,.,., Ii. ~, Gov ,r,rci.
Lar INIT and him. n, mock Of every
Una, or N, North url,r m, ,,l,ipr woke
90 .,,,,,l,i,,-. II ,,r,i,cr, i,r..br,.
go. -r,,r ,,r, ar, r,;,,i,.. =, turn traitor.
=, their own section. n C,pn,rv-r,r the
.,to,r,h, have. am, i.bc.--cnI6r.,n man
committed or,I,., every national in,crrs,
the r,orl, will a, no such thing. Tho poo.
NJ, m, IN, in,,'lI.snt % b, again cheated.
Ly ip,ri,pip. lrm,-,-uc.. thcy are com.
.rlr,ly aroused am over the Country. Frc.
mon, anil p,v,,r M, -,ir,p. friend. every
l,v anil Ar, a,r,ry I,.,,p,l 20 ,e elected
Mr. Br,,l. MAS fined nyth, Court in tli.
,i,y Tine, luHSrsI dollar. fr has assault, up.
ON Senator Sumner This +, the way iu..
tic, Il. administered in This beautifully civ
li,,d community. upan an matter. IN ANY,
way connected with The slariou, institution
" African slavery. n,uhucs, ,hcrc arr
Southern men who would Ike % knock the
brains ont or every Republican Senator AZ
IN, am, rri,,-onr thin. /, certain. muir.
drr,u. assault. MP, I,,. chsap in thi. citv
It.rh.,,l,.i.., ,r,..I c.- ,-, ,,urlrr ,r
r,,,ir.. ,r. rr....r,.,,,.t -.,rr,,., h,, l-sr
,,r,ri,,..l ., IN, .rYr, vl, have mot al. W.
understand returned a verdict pauh,l,,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-25
WA.mN.InN. LulI lu. I,L.


The lIou., 900 Monday Last. brought the
discussion upon thc sumner Outrage 90 a
rl.a,, and upon ,hr resolution oi expulsion
,a,ypt, stood yea, III, nay, %, not enough
81 ryrgl-ta, constitution rrGuirln. two
,hirl. After the vote wa, declared, Mr.
Brook, hy unanimous consent, MAD,
.Tr,ya, NOT az 40 calculated 90 rai.' h,a ,u
,hr -o1I opinion ol mym'gr, OF the llDrs',
10 thr conclusion u which o., resigned DIS
.at. ll.wjll undoubtedly D, again return.
% to ihr lIou,', "a, J., 4, generally under.
stool that h,, constituent, approve oC Dis
r1ur.c iu ,hi. matter. uu Tuesday. ,ho
ll,u-. cl1.al up 'ho matter Tho Eo,D'u-
tinu c,u.uriu: Ne ElmUuI,0n, oG Virgin.
ia. hu'cl oi mauu,y. Tho Delegation
rram Main, were divided upon ,hi. question
-M..,rs VOL, Enool;.n, AMI Perry zoe
un: 100 a., affirmative, anal Mcsrs Benson
anil Wa,hbuTu iu the negative. Mr. Fuller
vas absent. The Resolution cgn'urius VIZ.
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,i,ns a-lius, Brook. and Krit,, the Maine
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"uS'' o"'hl''' against ''' ''-u'! WV, ~
- ''IA''' OF '''''lr''e''''n' anu "''"''u' 90
''' wounded h'n'r'"' e'n'i''a'''n'. ''s"','
Inc jury "a '"' ease OF Herbert io' XIII
'"I N.a""S' u'' N'' 'sr'' . "'''oosh WY
w'F' kept "i''''r over 'Ar'' days ana
nights. They stool % Tor eon'','o" an' :
Tor nclu'''al-n'' one against eleven as has
been extensively r'por'''i IN the r',,-. I''
charge OF the Judge was considered 'y every
body a onc .,, "H''r. !, was nothing
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Will '' Vet! WI, ~ ''v"N '''' ~. '''''
'mr'sel upon h'''A' ''' '"' assault OP'"
senator sumner
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-25

EARLY ymH,Blrs. We had the pleas
urc, Sunday, Of dining upon H6r Potatoes
large and ripe, from the garden OF D. T.
MARHLE, E,4. From eight hills he took a
pcck-a good quantity for 50 early gathering.
Mr.. Marble gathered from his garden, which
by the way is the largest and finest in the
vicinity, as we'll as early, rcenPeas on the
lth inst, String Beans on the 10th, AMI
Potatoes on the 10Th
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-25

In az affidavit Of j. I. hi IS, published ~
the Galcsburg IIll.) FREQ Democrat, giving
conycr'ation he listened &c at Fort Lct,-
5nworsh, between Judge I.Nompto Of Kan
as and other Border Rufans, occurs the
following suggestive pAragr, ph
Zone Of the men expressed fears a. TO tho
orthodoxy Of Mr. buchanan on the slavery
question, Lccomptc replicl that he hah
letters from some Of Buchlnan's friends;
and that he was all right on the goose
and taat no would pursue .hc same pohcy
that Pierce had-but that il must bc kep'
still in order 10 carry Pennsylvania and New
York 'Old Buck Is right boys don I
fear him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-25
Gov. Wells plundering the Treasury of
Maine.


Gov Wells plundoring the Treasury Of
Maine.
Extravaganza in the Use Of public money
has bccom, Characteristic Of the African
Democracy in the State and Nation. Polk
estimated tina, the United States Govern
ment in his time ought not In cost over
. SOS, OOO, 900. Under the Administration OF
Franklin Pierce it cost, $50, OOO, 600 annual.
ly. And till the Buchanicrs are constantly
vocifcraiing " what an economical admins
traiion We have got, anil how carefully It
guards the Treasury" II these Buchanicr-
consider this Administration economical IL
would be- q coodllcl for the people TO cal
cul,tr what Kind Of financial government
We should have while under their control
II the government i economical now, under
Pierce at $4,000, OOO-having increased
SjG,OOO,0 OO in five year,, would proha.
bly he thought by them to be economical
should they accrle ~ power IL it should
double during the next four years.
The Buchauirr Governor Of hi, state b.
long. 10 this same economical" class
and the African State Convention which as.
.,mhloi AZ Blng,r few days ag, AMI r.
nominated him orupim,r'si h.. Alminis-
,ra,iou ror u. d" Ehhy." Now thi, "f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-25

Mn. IImlv Aocrrrs. We learn that let
ter, have been received in this vicinity, dn.
ring the pas, week from Senator IIamlin,
IN which he states that he las concluded tn
accept .ho nomination Of the Republican
Convention.
4 correspondent Of the y Y. Times states
that he will not resign his seat during the
present Congress.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-25

Mr.. Allen was voted out by majority Of
iour and Mr. Archer lost his scat by only
two votes, and what Is most astonishing
these two votes were cast 10y R,Pubi,can'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-25

4 "r.' Jose 4. t.e rn.rlua .n
Uaa. C-.s N.l.. 0a tae Fourth, while
-r prA-a.a.s r1l.r.al.a,, WI. h..0.
-4Lal1rusrI 1t 900 ths crowd MIR ,.s
impression tnlt 'r Wa, l.,..u.u. ,u ;Ie ors.
'nn When t.r r.aIgr ,lmr O. tlat ras-
strrv.... .'l--. G.nr.s 600 anon. other
.-u-., vt.a la,.u- sanctioned "a,., ~
rrr.ral.I.,easag,a. 'aar Buchanan friend.
20, d1uruu. cha, ,hs a',u..gu va, male o..
Fras Pierce anil che b.-lr-.-gran av. OF
kansas, i4mrl ur w.h Gle exclamation.
"Jsr o.. IFr.rs-rr r'H'aa4 lr-ra-.... 90
AMI OF, t.c rr.anI swearing lilc a trooper.
.usfr1'frf Michigan Paper
4 -,ut.mn7 vr, ha. b.n travelling wr,,
t,,.s Che r.'nvIa. story
70. travelled .-.Uur tme Goo company
vl.l e man vu1 llI formerly I,gn with
cd. Fr,mant Eio- h,lI ry some man
villa, v.r. Do. political views. De answered.
q au 900 0at.arIaa. ,..1lsn. know
Fremont Ikea hI,, hes bound 90 o.,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-25

mouth. "a, they chase their runlways homo
~ .hrir plantations. Nor will wc he ruled
o,,r hv tlc sayr. We will not st q slave
of the South ut the head Of the republic,
to maaagr it, Affairs and execute IL laws.
Nv friends. tbcgc'is novcricr slave tliIing
in the rico fields of tue South, than the man
who now SITS in the Executive chair az
Washington. Loud applaus'. NJ negro
who gathers cotton in the plantations Of
Alabama, is q yoricr slave than Buchanan
will be to h- southern masters, IT hc should
D., elected. Applause. lie has put his
own limbs in irons by accepting the Cincin-
natl platform. H. has inhcnturcd himself
Ia the southern planters Tor four yclr-i.or
all his term ol Office, if ever be reaches the
Presidential chair. let as have no such
man for cur President Let those support
him who ar, willing 70 share with The hlS,-
vnyman tgc nurses hc takes on the road.
Let those support him who are w,li'hS %
divide tho sp1il Of the gaming. @nlc N''n
tho sharpcr who plays with loaded dice, and
carries a pistol 20 shoot those Who accuse
him of foul play. LIT those supper. hun
who hold to the law Of lOrcC-whp maintain
that the strong have a right To spoil the
weak. 1t those support him who would
take the heritage Of the helpless orphan
let those support him who would strike a
woman IiAughtcr and applau.c.l On
such as these we have no claim. We ahan-
don them all TO Buchanan and the propaga-
tors Of slavery. Applause. but for you,
my frionds, and COR an like you, whose man
liz and generous hearts incline you 10 take
the part Of the oppressed against the OPP
prcssor--of the weak against the strong
Tor all who love justicc--for all who respect
the rights Of others, we feel that we have a
right to demand their votes for the hero oI
the Rocky Mountains. IApplausc
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-07-24
DIE D,

In this city on Tuesday evening, the 22d inst,
KATE IRENE, daughter of George W. and Eliza
beth e Housman, aged eleven months The rela-
lives and friends Of the family are respectfully in
viled to attend the funeral from the residence of her
parents No A West Seventh street, between Tat
nall and Vest this tThurslay) afternoon at o.
clock
On the 18th inst at the residence of his neither in
this CITY, CHARLES MURdUI0NDo, in the 2lst
year of his age.
In New Castle Hundred, on the 10th inst, MARY
q daughter OF William Moore, aged about ten
years.
In Eewpert, on the 18th inst, FRE0ER lex, son
Of John and kebee.a Htiyard, aged Eve months.
Ga the 18th inst MARY EL1ZABEriI, daugh-
ter of Mary and John F. Fraucis aged 81 years and
u months.
I would not live aiwtys; ask not to stay
Whe,e sorn after storm rises dark Ger the way;
The few lurid IN ,rnings that dawn On us here
Are esough for tss Soea full enough for its cheer