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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-20

ON OXFORD, FoHum. The Maine Re-.
istcr for 1856, just issued, contain, thc FOL-
lowing eloquent AMI glowing description of
the steamer " Surprise, anil the Buckhrll
Branch Railroad, in connection with which
d, runs. None hut a genuine Yankee, and
he an A" Oxford Bear, would have hit upon
this method Of attaching thc second string
to his bow We challenge thc world -
show it. equal.
BrCEurLp BRVU RulRop. Francis
o. j. Smith, Proprietor. On The extension
Of the BuckGcld Branch Railroad, one sta
ton, in sumner, five miles from BuckfHl,
has been opened during thn past year. But
an to Canton Point will b. opened hy mil
summer, at which point the proprietor bass
obtained o charter iIr the rc.cpu.iruciilu Of
the bridge across AuIr1sros.in River. fr
public travel, aud large Hotel i.al.o D.
Ing constructed there f9r public ara1mm,.
datiJn
The steamer has been employed, through
the icr.b1und season " the river, iu Iri,.u.
mill oC two SAWS, and various other ma
chincry There ha, bcon constructcda st0nr
dock, extending about loO feet into tho
hank of the river, by thirty feet uiio, upon
one side of which the extensive mill j, con-
.tructcd and the arrangement b such that,
during che summer season, th1 hult comes
down ri,rr,-cntrrs thr riyrr,-dr'igrrs her
passengers and cargo. Immediately bile
81 from thc shaft ct hcrWIile-wh'glsto tlr
mill Skating the plilrr being rriea--l
from coufnomcn, - .hs shaft, and casius
10 turn with the shan and thus, vh..n
thc ear, make their upward and downward
trir,, through the day, tho hnat remain.
harl at work driving iha mill ON tac ar.
rival Of the Last train 10 night. thc bat is
released from her betting with thc MILL
the paddles resume their fixed condition 300
the shan ,-rs.rngrrs and frri-h, bgin. 40
aboarl, She " walk, the water li,o thing
Of life, up river, 90 repeat Der good ,.r,i.
c.- again on the following Day.
Thus. in summer and Zoo winter. tho boat
Z. made no lc,, useful 20 thr industry oi thr
r5al, and % the convenience AMI profit n
thc owner. n thi. %. n,t new thinr mn.
der ,hr sun, history i.at fault.
Cluion Point, on the roadside OF the rtr-
or. I. on, OF thc most beautiful spots 100 $40
New England. The scenic ,I.r from thr
elevated ground near thc tsrminu, of t.r
Branch Road, &, beautifully and uu.urr.-
incl, sublime More than $500 aer. of
ml.nidcrn;y rich interval is -nHn in broken
perspective, amid che towering hls of o..
fort, uvtl the high peak. ol tho White
Mountain, ia the outer distance, CLOSE .n
thc horizon, encompass iho view, mrmiu. 70
panorama or natural beauty which tHc w.r.
.hiplal artist might study withoutc1hau.,
Ing, almost f1r lifetime
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-20

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and liberties OF The people '' the ire State.
These men aei""'1" l pure anu lA''''",
motives w''ha s'n''r' d"'T' 70 preserve ana
rris;uaic the liberties 80 dearly bought
hy the blood ihr ''''' AMI '"u,r'ni' o' our
Revolutionary father, are leaving the black
democracy by hundreds aud thousands aud
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-20

Wmr N.r TEpsuN. Treason !, defined
o. lr l.,yuc war against the UuitcdSutrs.
LEILA. by,u considered that some overt act
mus, hg proved in ORDER tosnctioa an arr0st
fur tli, crime. IN Kansas. however, when
tlc Free state men resolved {, apply 20
Coucrs., or their territory 20 be- admitted
'n this Union as q Sovereign State, and elect
La legislature and State officers, ., a. 20
hr in readiness 20 organic their State Gov
eminent a. -,un n admitted, picrcc gave
ur,rr, that they should b. arrested for
treason. Many ul thrm have hrcu thus inn
rr.surI. lastwr,k, however, zen. White
field. TIE Missouri lordgr.ruTan delegate 90
C1u-r,.s, with his pirate crew had an 1-
-r-r iwith the T. : Troops, under Col.
~umn.4.-mrFr sriud',rgr against the United
States. but thry being friends and supporters
ct ths administration, and withal good
democrats, were Only dispersed, and we ven
turc &, predict. that not a word will ever be
heard OF treason. or reasonable conduct, on
their IlrJ. In thc face ul this il Is no mat
ter OF surprise that Col. Sumner should h.
sgPrrs.f-a in command, by Gen. Harvey,
who is known 90 b. a prO-slaycry radical,
and the whole conduct only shows the paltry
subteTfuscs which have been rcsorted to, flr
excuses los driving Free State men from the
territory. 4 crime, Of which they are in
uoccnt, is charged upon the Free State men
while rro-slaysry nen, actually guilty oi
sash offence, 20 unpunishei
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-20
Another Reputation Of the Platform
and the Pirty.

Hon. Lpr VI. MoRRILl, Of Augusta, has
rcnaunccd his connection with thc Demo
cratic party, having written 10 the State
Committee, Of which he l. member, hs
rcpudiation Of the Ilatio m adopted at Gin
cinnati.
Mr. Morrill, has been enc Of the most 10.
lucntial and able mcmbcs Of the democrat
ic party Of Maine. And no man Is moro
descrTclly popular with the people.
The democratic purity ,f Maine has never
had in it, ranks two ablc' mon or more in
iluential leaders than Hannibal Ilamlin and
Lot NJ. Motrill-the former United States
senator, and the latter Prcsiden: Of tho
State Senate. Bangor Wing,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-20
Black Demooracy--fxtracts from Dem
oCTatic Speeches.

Keitts Speech on the Nebraska Bill,
March %, 1854:
"Sir while the surchargcd cloud { tan.
atheism is gathering ut the North, to burst
ia Oscillation upon rs, | would raise ~ TIE
South a still fcrcrr storm Of patriotism and
constitutional right"
I've have been told, sir, that dcsolaiion
follows the track VI the slave. \ lattcr-day-
saint (Mr Sumncr) says that stcrility tracks
the slave NJ il tracked Attil,'s horse.
" slavery antidht's recorded history and
positive law. law does not create IL, IL on
IN springs up 10 protect and regulate when
Il prccyists. IL is the oldest form " proper
~ recognized, and is dclcuslble rs any other
Kind. I'm no srns, j. slavery moro local than
other property. The duty u the Federal
Government i ~ protect IN the territory
whatever a State determines to hr property.
Fifteen states in this Union still determine
that there /, property in Alrcan slaves, aud
the Federal agent Is pledged to recognize
and protect IL. -
" We have bcrn told that the STAKEHOLDER
is IN H. driven out from among mon, and
that the South Is % hc glrllod with 2 bclt
pt fir that like the serpent grit with Tire
slavery is tp perish WITH despair and cDulla-
grafton. | tell YOU now. sir, ypu cannot
accomplish your reckless purpose. The
suns Of the SOUTH will not stand like hunt
al victims, while prairie Gtm,- uunl them
in narrowing and still narrowing circles,
powcrlc-s, motionlcss, hopeless No, light
but the torch. and they will hurst the wall
Of Gre. though the lanc- ullshriycl their
sinnws and blast their cycball-, resolved to
fall. II fall they must, struggling hlindly Il
may be-, bat struggling Ike mon.'
March ., 1854, Senate. Mason said on
The Nebraska Bill
Sir. TIN, Bill u intended a' a measure oi
peace Sui Cancellation, and 10 obtain that,
as ono of the Representatives from the south
orn State, | have been prepared On cnncric
a great deal, and We have c1n'clcl, and
while We have hcfn doing this, ! have wit
messed. AZ other gentlemen have witnessed,
that those who belong o. thr rlls, which the
Senator lDhw) Represent. on this llDur-l
mean thDrla-- ui iiHlr1Tig,, ~ i0osHfHuo
have come here from day O. lly with the
rpuntpuaurr uf thusr who act with him, aud
rulrayurrl, hy all The means iu their power
a. prevent 'hc adoption ur this measure.
That senator from Ohio and thnsr with
whom hc acts are for lrstroym. and defeat.
ing h. WHY Because they End that if
tie llill pls.r-. their vocation will ho gone,
the last plank in tho shipwrrDk OF their Vp-
ltiral Fortunes will hn taken lrum them, nnd
thcy will expire as they deserve % rypir'-
uuWu>D uNruLNus AUurrNoropErgUr
INA DJNrET.'
Wc have hccn invited hy gentlemen
from the North. o. come up AMI act with
thrm-mr WHAT Fur the purp..-r nl quiet
ns tho country upon the subject Of slavery.
Fur that thr hill (. before u.s.
Behold ,hi. &. Democracy II consists in
making slavery ihr olpr'r ,>p MOST sr,urr
raorrEu-in protecting AMI defending It
by thr rolarl Government, in lru1uuciur
every man q. Abolition iuc.uliauc who
ioe. me- approve %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-20
Democratic nirt.Ea.ers.

The general sentiment Of the people of the
e., state. /. against the Sumner outrage f,
vet strange as 1t may seem, we have men, or
rather mean apologies for men, in almost
every town, who justify the conduct OF
Brooks and not only this, they justify muir
der, arson, acking Of cities, highway rob
berry, breaking open and pillaeing dwelling
houses, throwing printing presses into the
rivers. tarrinc and fcathoring innocent clti.
z,ns-in the territory or Kansas. Those
lunkics are in every instance leading mon In
the democratic party. They justify these
helli.h denominations, because they ara car.
ri,l ON under the name OF drmoTorg--h''
cause the President {. the author Of them,
and b,caus, Mr.. buchanan Is pledged, II
elected President, to p'rrctuatc the same
outrhcs
These northern dogs, instead Of being
krnncllcd up in some slave zen a" down
south A" with their masters, are Trowlinc
round among decent people in the north,
with their collars round thclr nccks (Which
II Justice was done them would feel the hal
teri was-ius their poisoned Tongues, and
yclpins fur the extension or slavery and de-
mo,ncy-s,ll or loud-iust in proportion
as their uis:rr-driying masters rub their
cas-, and shout, '',u boz"
ThcS, dirt.satcr., while they would have
rr,c speech put down by hludr,on' aud CO
cry northern man throat chokcl with the
southern gag. are thcmsclvy, huwlinr round
M the streets. in the shop. AMI other public
rlacr,. abusing the institutions that have
rr,trctcI them, dissacins the land that
gave tncm bir,hsaui would, Ike their dem.
orra,ic brethren In the south, oA thor orn
rii8rV into perpetual h0uins'-to h. put
upon tho aucuou-hlock, tirl 90 the whip
ping post, or stretched upon the wrcck-,o
promote the suc,,s, of that great Union
saver, the democratic party.
The, vile traitors have heretofore h"'n
tolerated in ,hc north and suffered 90 abuse
the librrtir. they are ahorinc tn suh,,rt,
bat an honest men must incline to the opin.
ion that little 0f their own medicine gent
~ administered Co them, would have tru-
Icury to rrlic,, thrm orau cyrr~ or"'''@,"
equally poisonous % ,hamsrNc, and the
l,iy polite
VIVA, right have thcs' miscrrant' 90 claim
tho protection ol the .1sicty they daily abuse
1uI ,'aul,r-vlat rish, have they 90 claim
frcollm or,rsr,h, when they are continual
~ l,lrlin- ont th,i7 black ,omi, upon the
whole north. aud an our ircy institution
what right have thcy @, claim protection
from ,hg in,i-oratiu: ,H.yt, ct r'nl COW.
hiding. when they are iu,titur r,niiral,
ll,,l.,hir.'y assault. aul c1arlly attacks
upon o,hcr,3
Notwithstanding they have by their acts
Forfeited roo right o. amy claim Of exemption
from personal assault. ur iniiEuiiics, yetw"
uoulI ,,sruly di,,luntrnanc, any aggressive
lr,, oCr.r,rnal violence D., an Wholesome,
constitutional laws b, observed and oheycd
Let thee, .laul,rcr, lr branded with inh-
my-lrt che finger of -cnn point them out
lot ,hc mark 90 Cain D. branded d.,p into
3D. .- ..-.I.4.f.- Ia fI.u r,,HI,r the full
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-20
franklin Pierce Rcrudiated by his own
Party.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-20

will ,isi, the authors Of this high outrage
with their uumr,takablc iiarprolation.
10 take Efficient action against State aud
National abuses aud wrongs, tie citilcus OF
Maine. without distinction OF party, and
rc.aril,s, OF former differences Of opinion,
who ar, opposed G, thcr P,al Of the Mis''n-
ri Comrromi>,, to the anarchical and dam
-rr1us doctrine, OF the Cincinnati platform,
q, thr extension VI slavery in the territories
Of IN, I.pi,cl Str,g-. in favor Of frood'm in
kansas. of o., preservation of The Union,
and Of restoring the government % the Trin-
sir,,- auI POLICY Of Washington and JcIsT-
.5n. arr, requested TO meet in Convention,
TUESDAY. July s. in pcyring Hall, Portland,
at no o'clock \. NJ, to nominate caudi-
date or Governor, and two candidates tor
El,ct1rs 90 lar-c. The Convention will hr
comru-rd Of delegate. according 20 the ol-
lowing la.i. of representation.
Each city, town, and organized plantation
win d. entitled 10 one delegate, and an adj
Jit.un,I lIc-at, mr every Gly votes, ac-
cgrlfu. 90 thr Republican vote for Go,cn-
or,nIs55. 4 fraction of NOR, than TWEEN.
fy, votes win 'r allowed Que delegate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-20

N1gTurEN How MAGAZINE This isa new
feature i'm the literature Of this State, a
monthly Magazine, just started ia that
smar,cst Of down east cities, Portland, by
Msssrs. Daley q Lufkin. 1t Is large octave
Of 90 pages, well filled with interesting mis-
cylany, poetry, editorial and book notices,
and enclosed in finely engraved cover.
The enterprise Of the publishers supplies a
place. which many have long falt 1t neccs-
ary. aud lrr the crcdi, Of thc literature OF
Maine. which ha, furnished 50 goodly an
array Of authors, should be- filled, and We
hops, now that the Magazine has bccn
uslrraI into existence under - favorable
auspices, that the pcopl, Of the State will
scc tina, il doc, no; lack a generous patron
age.
Terms, 500 Per annum, in advance.
Clubs or ak, 81 80 Per copy.
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rAEI,. MAINE, JUNE 30, $50.
JouNJ.rURUN. Editor.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-20

Tug U. :. Co>cErss. ~ at present con-
s,itutcd. the Free States have - Rcprcsen'
tatiycs 10 - S.nator,, or IL representa-
tiycs to a Senator. The South has 20
Representatives and 80 Senators, or one
senator to every three Representatives Civ
in. them a representation in the Senate al
together cut Of proportion to their poPuh-
ton. This. together with the doushiacl'm
always to hc found there, gives hut ar"'r
chance for an expression Of the will Of the
rooplc. and explains the suh.cr,icncy Of
that body to the bchcsts Of the slave power.
The doughf,ccs, however, are being cut of,
and we may expect before many years that
a different state Of affairs will exist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-20
Republican Convention.
TO THE PEOPLE OF MAINE.

TO THE PLUFLE Nt MANI.
~, umr &. near when you will De- called
urru o. -.,. your wT--.s 0r Che uru O..
whom vH' f. committed tr rlrrarI '.u,
ton ag civil aEa.r, Boo che State AMI NaH.r.
4 ircr rr1r'c win rrar ~l,r-ry frH thr
r.starIrrvrroleI.ctias thc.r0vu rul.r
Wluvr thgy o.a-. o. value tai' privilege.
th.irI.hsr,t-. ar, vitrHuta. r-uarl. and che
government under which aeylye cannot Do
distant from certain ru.0. % thr patriot.
iga AMI heroic .r.r.tugaar ancestors. AMI
a. tr favor o,a H.a.sua7t rr.,.lrur. ar.
we indebted fr thr l-, system ur -rsuru-
ia world. Only tya linlurs, ana as-
rru.ary chat would o. shameful, Boo tHr exc
tr.m-. can vs %. Indifferent On :hc rrr-r,a-
tra OF che iar..ua'I. boon which bas hr.u
committed 90 our c'ar-. % -urul .ur
Iir,ru-s and Law. from aha-r and peril. .,
o. Iutyu1 less imperative t.an @. strike
down thr srT'.yn l kir-s and 90 drive Co.
invader from rrr si.r.s
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-20

TnE SnRIr SrRE,DNG-I youthful Dam
oHsiraiion. IN urchin in one Of our public
schools, scarcely ten years old, was discover
- ono dag last week, with pistol IN h's
pocket, load,d rriiA LaH, and oaPped'
In reply to a question from the prln''pa'
Of the school as to what he intended to do
with the weapon, the little shaver said -
" One Of the boys called me names, ycstcr-
dav. and il he calls me names again, M
shoot nm"
There's juvenile " border rufHan" for
you Herald,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-20

CorErsnrr ANp MARRIAGE; or the Joys and
Sorrnws Of American Lite, by Mr.. Caro-
line I.cc llentz. Philadelphia 7, u. Pc
tcr.on, Publisher. Price sl,2j. Paper
> vols 81.
The above work embraces several OF the
most attractive sketches, written by the late
Mrs. Caroline Ice lIcntE. Among them Is
the Mob Cap, which has created 81 much
interest, as it appeared in the public press
and which possessed that high degree OF in
tcrcs,. and truthful dclincation a. to at once
SECURE for it a permanent place in the pub
lie mind. The Pcldlar, - scqual to the
Mob Cap, is also embraced in the collection.
The sketches all possess great interest, and
arc written in clear and clegants,ylo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-20

CoSTmrrIBLE. While all the Foreign
Ministers have called uP,n senator Sumner
to express their sympathy, neither the YRS
idcnt nor any member # his cabinet have
been near, as i, the CustC m, nor even inquir-
cd for him. so much Tor a brutal, blood
thirsty, slaycry-PrOPas ndis' adminl''FA.
ton
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-20

McKcndric Blodgett, son Of Joseph Blods-
EFT, of Berlin, was drowned in the andre
scogrin river, at Berlin Falls, n. H., on the
3Oth ult., says the Concord Patriot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-20

ANri-FIrIupHE CoNyTNrIoN. The soccirr'
from mo philadelphia Convention, COM
mcnrrI their session in New York, u, week,
and continued until Monday. Their DELHI
crltions resulted in the nomination of y 7.
Blns. Tor President, and j u. Johnston
for Vice President, aud the adoption IT m
anti-Ncbraskn Platform. Considerable cl-
fort was made to delay a nomination until q
conference could DO had with the Philad'l-
phia Convention, -, as IN devils, means to
unite the whole anti-slaycry strength upon
one candidate.
Mr.. Banks, however, declines the nomin-
alton. and will Use hi. influence fnr Fremont.
Tho American. will probably make no other
nomination. Some excitement was occa-
stoned by the withdrawal Of the New jersey
delegation, with few other delegates,
The secc,lor. placed in nomination Com,
stockton. The movement is declared to be
a trick 10 aid Fillmore.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-06-20
Hon II Hamlin.

4, another column Mo- rurlI.h tl,rrmarL,
,rri. -.,,,.,o,p ,p nj. r....rir- die ro-
..,;,r ~ chairman or IN. commi,,,, ON
60. r...l,,i.. If Winch r.., br la.
,..r.,,,..l ,,i,I, .rr,, industry and ability.
m. -, ,r, ...,.i,, furnish a rlrar
49,, ,,l, .,,..;,i., or h, motive. winch
I,,. i,I,-.i rather f,rr-l him IN take
rf. ,,r-.. IIim..lr , rpr, and ardent
r.r,.,,s- ,r J,r.r.,p. 4, l,. watched and
lo,.l r,t r., ,,rf, which wa, honYrrI
v,,b ,r. ..rr.rt and inlurnc, Of that lis.
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HARDWARE.
rAL i II rAABEoPPTYA&E. Is, , /,
r. +. MOORE q CO.,

n. r. MOORE 4 CO..
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE
No ~ Pearl ST. opposite H. W. rfy's, kichnouA, Va.
va ssss. d' s% he 70 E.sS nan
.s a" % 10. s.., .SS % '.ssy
ss,.. "a. !, ss and rssl xa'
BUCK bone seeay and Ivory vsrts
:; . :sS s: sss
sss .ssss .. q ever, 81 s'y,. cas sss,,y
Single and dsss,. barrel Fan. .s.. yssy .spsriss
Trace. halter. hog. we'll nnh aad tongue shsins
Ass. Of Collins, simmons, and virginia make.
Hand and panel saws. li.nmsr. aud nssrhs,s.
spsd.s shovel. Of Ans.' .ad other ass..
sss. Hammers. Dies. and sss.w rates.
Ss .h ns,. sss ss s ss,s s and sSs.ssa
aor.s Collars. Blind bride. and H.@-..
bsts riiinx,. wersed ksins and alr,hs
ISIS h,nxss and Screws, OF every dvserp,ien.
Platform AID SssnisI ss.i:. s.i.aes. s--y.ra
ss s .Sa i sssss, and Psrs1..sn Caps
n. Tray. and Walters; and ali other good. usually
soea. h.v, purchased GU I'll. ss vor.s. terms.
ssSassos N - % o oS: .ss to-
merchant. visiting this city and respectfully
any III. ssr, snis. 70 ''" - Tow any
rs-orders promptly aud carefully attended To. .uss
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY.
w steamer Pss.. asss' 500 Sc.,n Poss.
ss ss. sSssss,ns nsl ...0r'@ss, Of ., aud
beautiful patterns. adapted to IN. .Sor..i. r.s-
Received by steamer. dozen wc.s.uhsu.
ssSS Al: SSs sa. may aS as s'a
york; some two Sanssd Patterns 81 VOC.
and rss sSss so 81 sSas buck and ivory bands.
vel .a.r'sd 70 the ssany trade rarely met With
invite to ''A"'p s''s T Dossss s'
Importer. Of Hardware md csiissy.
No. paafl
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ADEICE-To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Where's
- the Richmond aad Danyi RAhroad Company the
misfortune 70 lose their freight house Richmond
ton OF their rolling stock they constrained for the present
ieiTr al down freight the siding Of their
lot In this city the shall arrive freight
Immediately
long, the Company viii he responsible for the
tue aud the parties interested concerned
therefore take that al stated viii
at their risk as unloaded from the cars.
Is9l-u Superintendent Of Transporaion