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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

| MONDAY, NOV 10. 1856.
| with Verdis grand operanror.ro,u
A'aaHs s ASsS Sa II il I.kSseE'
sgSor GAsPARoyI and
in the principal Ioles
seats 20 cents s a@nsSsss
seats msy be sec AIRED at the Academy, or at Hall Sons
| Doors osen al II; Opera commences at clock
n.xSsIGAS WEEK MORE
rom lit ere he departs Europe his only
request q many families I'm be repeated every evening
mora, drams Of DEfp@Tom tn Gen Tom thumb oiSsr
s ,is:
ones has eight i've pigs and shrse live rabbits
@ss s snS . sSaeu un ns efgsed to feed M
RUcKLEY's sERENADERs, NEW HALL. SIS BROAD.
ID way opposite Nblo's Garden.
from the grea; success Of
| OR THE DIssAL SWAMI.
swaine Buckley in the great character Ole rin
B. y Buckley in the funny part IT.
Mr. Perc and The res. Of the admired troupe in prominent
Preceding which eI-. 80
copcert commences ii IL oclock Admission . cents; Or
chestrs Seats % ceuts
ERANKLIN MUSEUM IL GRAND srREEr-coY
Sc saa ey
the finest formed women in the world. Performances
pUcsLEYs sERENApERs OLD HALL $50 BROAD
sal Is ts SsaSss &C. Apply
THAI ERGs CONCERT: At NIRLos Saloon
L MAD4 s.sa CORE DE wIlaoRsT sIG MoRELLI.
All reserved seats sold.
Three hundred admission tickets each TO be had the
TIE skcoNp CONCERT on TUESDAY, NOV. IL
A the ny .o~. Office G sre1sirz,s No Tol nrosiwsy
@ coScEsf on ThTRb AZ 4 nov r'
------------------
AURA KsESE's THEATRE
BROADWAY. HOUSTON
d % a5S Sq ;sSs 70 e. Ma S Sssns
assisted rDciard Esq nearly completed, and
a few days wil be opened 20 the public.
soS.rased he mos. segsn, snd Substantial under
ar has been taken to ntroduce system Of ventaiion
unsurpassed for lis excellence By tia: Of building in hs
snsent1ssn, pssRsry Curtain and Ac. Drop from te
With ,suss and beccrsicns bv Henry hoffman and the
Ceiling spd Freseoes by signos eudicen complete The
The Company viii embrace the distinguished ladies' and
r heir az s The
stage has been cessned arranged aad completed with drec
resting plays which win be presented In the Of the
The Musical Department. under the direction Of Thomas
ossa
f5 he srcSssrs emerged fcr ms s:.s:ansa,
powerfuiy ess-ihe new scenery painted By Messr, aw
Sole Lessee and Drectress.
II. BALL, Stage Manager.
MARTINS THREE GRAND PAINTINGS
M TN. Cree. a. p., y ~ a. %r.a.
The Pains Of Heavean
' ." % TaiIfShs sik7s sss' Y WILLIAMS CO.
Open from sAMoePM
Admission. Is cents
r ADIRs FAIR
IL To be held at The
CRYSTAL PALACE
FOR fHE sIsrERs % % cH 1lprr '#s oAss or
The ladies' on Monday the I0h
day OF November 1855 the above open Al
|Ahe Palace continue OPEN NV and
eveuirV, for II most extensive and Il
hoed iadies fair ever held IN - Cnilr e,aes
L Dcdworths celebrated Band
rrMWEwA,
90 $3.50 .x.n,nr ~. a. m -. -, a.
~. .sk.y 49,
chafiahiy fispssec person 10 WISH IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09
HOUSES, ROOMS. SC, WANTED.


HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
~
nRv GOODS WANTED FOR GAS vrTTIvGs ANp
IL fixtures. address Trade, herald oece Caai wanted
fittings ard hStures Address Trace Herald ONCE
L'URNIsHTp HOUSE WANTED or PART or osF-
u by small family, without children. be ocaad 4,
The upper part OF The city, highly
hood Address stating particulars A. box 2Ts Post ONCE
HOUSE WANTED "A MEDIUM srzED HOUSE IN
good peehhnrhoo1 AID containing modern improve
merits Rent sA0 70 $500 Address Tenant Herald n0ee
stating location, rent style, 6c. ''
HOUSE WANTED A MODERN HOUSE WELL ro
IL Gated Price, about $40 900 Address bon ilsi Post
ofnce. 80 -
CTFAM ENGINE AND BOILER wANrFD--or Apor-r
- fifteen horse power IN goad running order 1885,.
stating the very lowest cash price A. j. Nc owel Keyncrs
" y. esPS'ss
vVATrEr-1wo OR THREE ROOMS AND pRIvr
w fre of ktcher and basement furnished ~ npf,r.k
ed suitable for small family keen bOaa near - ~.
Brooklyn preferred Address Teuan herald once 'is'
WANDA FURNISHED HOTsr IN ppooVT 10
w or New York, frum untG let Nav nex .asras.
" g. n, Post oaRse -" Huure's
WANThD-A SNAIL HOUSE,, or LOWER PART on
w ah house, for small family If three IN niess.,t
nePhbhccd pot above Fouh street house must nave gas
terma s 'Ve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

n Nlrf"T F1nefN
Commeocing Monday No, = 1855 Three daily trains e
A. 1sny SUNDAYS rrcepfed
pare q - from New YorK 70 albany Leave View York
as tclrr from station corner Of White ard Centre
reW a. " express train Cor Albany, connecting win ne
Central Railroad and Northern trsins
s10A. NJ, mail train. running dirrcur hrnuRn wtnoui
cksnqe ears cJnnecing hafham -Four Corners vita
The Western trains for Pased Worth Adams and osher sta
asoP NJ erpr.-u running directly through without chsnxs
and connecting VIII Central Han ~ III n. n, IN ne
West Returning leave Albsny:-
ais A. NJ. mail train for New YORK. firecf.
1Ozs A. NJ. without change Of cars
500 r. ~. exprt without change of cars.
be obtained "nd checked s the once ~
she western Rsslrusd Albany, Al White and Ceure
Rroome twenty sirsets and Fc--ts. --~ss N>v
York. WIN. .. GAMfBFfAx sup
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

ROE CH!ARIEsroN AND rLoRIDA-sEsI WEEKLY
Err Cspsin L. Murray. VOL leave pier No So-th rivc
% "Wednesday, kov ~ at O'Clock Y. N, precisev For
freight apply on board where all bills 81 lasIna will
ed and Ter passage At The once Of sPOfroRb. TILEsrDs
CO. ~ Broadway. The magnificent and fast gong
ship NASHVILLE, Thomas II. Evan, command ~ilI
ce~i and esye on Saturday Nov rs. ats O'Clock pre-
isey The favnriie Carolina makes
he landings The 81 Johns Florida connect
with he steamers from New York and leaving rhsresop
very 1uesday a o'clock Y Through tickets JACK.
cpvl'e. Sal 10 pflstka ea Notice On and sfsr the I9b
IT, NJ precisely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

" 2. NELI0E. AuCT-osEEp.-ErGHT ROSEWOOD
w and mahogany piano-nr'es on Tuesday nov III al
~ ocock the aaesrooma II and rs Park row srg
gh superior toned pianoosies by the following makers
lndemsn sor briggs Barniore. Csrmsn aud faueher
nd three uprgh Instruments Also. three m>torany
hsnd 20 be Whole Ct whoh 70 De soc without reserve
ray advances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

EoR NORFOLK AND PEIERssuRG.-rBE UNITED
IL states natl steamship ROANOKE, Capt Thomas skinnsr
MI leave for the above "wednesday I2s inst All
ccock NJ from pier IS North river She VII arrive ~
kmfR The pext Afternoon and Petersburg The folio
morning fassensers for The south -l proceed directly
by the great Southern mail line 10 Charleston Aususta
vsnnsh &c Those for Richmond viii arrive Al their d~sss
ton early % Friday morning Travellers end The
md fare, whh saeroom. 20 Norfolk. 81 Peterburr Ana
Richmond, 80 Apply 70 LUDLAM PLEAsANTs, u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-09

- r: WILKINS. AECTroSEERR -assIGNEEs SALE
OF stoves furnaces hollow tin and wooieuware
house furnishing articles horse. wagon. Ac PHILLIP
WILKINS Will sell auction Thursday. November IS.
1850 at 10y O'Clock al No. III and g9 Grand order
Of smi'b u Bellows Esq assignee general assortment, OF
stoves and fur the
hollow tin and wooden together with general
OF house Furnishing articles consisting part Of plated Br
tanna and block nware basxets brushes mats &C also
horse wagon showcases gas fixtures shelving tools &c
Catalogues can be bad on the premises or al the occ Of the
Nconfer. No. II WAN street
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-08
Spurious Thunder.

We hear tremendous stories about the en-
thusiasm for buchanan " out West" and
in tho Middle States. This thunder is en-.
tircly an artificial article, and manufactured
for the Eastern market. The following b.,
Of intelligence extracted from a Western
paper by the Boston Courier, will show that
Down Eastcrs are not slow at rcciprocating
these fayors
MAINE. A gentleman in Bowdgin Col.
lcgc. brunswick, Maine, informs IN editor
Of the Toledo Commercial, in private let
ter. that Of the Mr. hundicd and fifty stu
dents in old Bowdoin. hrss hmdrfd are
4" buchanan Boys lie further says II Is
conceded by intelligent men Of all parties
that Maine will give "tho Sage OF W heat
land" 10000 majority next November.
George Evans, formerly United states Sena-
tor. is stunning the State for buchanan.
The Kcnnebcc Journal, for years the lead
inc whig paper OF Maine, and Formerly
clitsl by the late Hon. Luther Severance is
!. lighting with all its pristine vgor for Blu
chnnan, the Constitution and the Union.
Bowdoin College has 200 students, and
three. Courth' Of them belong to the Fremont
Club.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-08
Fremont Catholic The lie refuted

The African Democracy assert that Frc-
mont is a Catholic, solely on two grounds
lst. because he was married by Catholic
Clergyman, and Cd because Alderman Full
mcr declares that he saw him at Cathalic
Cathedral in Washington. This new de-
mocracy objects to Fremont as candidate
Tor President, on account Of his religion,
when Il is we'll understood among all decent
men, that the Constitution Of the United
States expressly provides that "Ho lrs "
shall b. made rops'iHg an establishment
ocr,Egi,H, or prohibiting free crds- here-
Of"
Now there Is not worl Of truth in the
assertion that Fremont i.a Catholic lie
was born Protestant, educated Protcs-
unt. and both he and all his family belong
% a Protestant Episcopal Church rs to
tho frst ground on which this charge rests
IL =. not worthy momcntsattsnuou. Any
clergyman can marry "a man without inn
parting 70 him, or GryrNo him his religion.
rs 20 che second charge by Fulmcr who says
that Fremont was engaged in Roman Catho-
lie ceremonies in Catholic Church in
Washington, January lsj2, it j. only ne
ccsury TO say that Fremont is proved 70
lar, is.r IN Europe All tho month Of January
1859. Consequently Fulmcr could not have
s,cn him IN Washington. Thi.isa sufficient
rcruu,ion forall this manufactured docap-
ton anil fllsoho5I.
There is another species Of evidence that
Fremont ia Protestant which will put 10
shame an such groundI,.s charges, and sat.
i.ly every honest man that Fremont is what
he own. bins n % ho-a Protestant.
How can an honest man believe him 70 De-
o Catholic after knowing the following facts,
viz
1T. That he joinci the Protestant Epis-
corll Church at thc ago Of 10 years.
n. That be induced his wife 20 pin the
same church some inn year, ago.
3d. Tia, be- took hi, two oldest Children
To the same church where they were baptized
eight years ago.
lih. That be t,yk a thirl child 20 the
same church - be baptiisdahou. tire ycars
ago, and
5,i. That hc took ~, youngest child T.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-08
The Auburn Convention

I, has never rs.n our ~, 'l a,irnI % Con.
,ra,,., ohs-, ,rrrv,nin. rrsH .l au..,ly
and r,rn.ni,u.'y a, tha, al, Ag'nrn. on
Tuesday. There was uo vrar.'in,. nu ...s.
t.r..rip, r,r rla,,. ny grriuIar
r.r y-r, r.r, l.rrrn, r,s Of dictate
.,ru,.lin, lor admission 90 Che Convention.
Tho c,u., in which thcv vrrr engaged was
ur,orm.., I'm the minds Of 49,. and tlsir on.
Iy aim was On h,v, each place filled hy tho
man n,.t qualified frit.
NJ Gilman ON IN, first ballot. received
ano votes. t,i f,r tho present incumbent.
and ono f,- the Hon. Samuel NAVAL.
Mr. viptan. ina few remark, camrlim,n.
,ry 2, Mr. NAVAL. announced % the con.
,.nurn tra, Mr.. VI. wasu ota candidate,
and ,lfl a1t j. .ir, that any votes should lr
distributed Tor him. Tlrylt.. rrthc pres.
,r, r.rr.srri,ti,r vr-r rl.t iv the Igril,t1n
l.,r,,r. vh.vrrr instructed 20 rl for him.
ly ,f..,r ,,r.,ftu.u,.
I.,,r Gra.s. E.r. ur Turner. i.aman
whom ,r. rr.rr.n of Main. win D.. rrluG
.,.,r.. ,... Tr. .f.r,l c.r'ur 4 r.,,r-
.r'..r.r .,.rrI r., l4,, rr.r raIr.
Han cr.rr. j. C.tvt,. tlr anlia.
for Ron, .n,ttiy. 90 Cor.r-s. &, t.1 we'll
known tl rruirs communication from us.
In che fall ,f.or orm, years, hc viii carry
Z, M. racr in che II1u,, those frank anil
r.r.r,gs 4u.lI,i-, which will PECULIARLY tic
him t5 represent uIlyaul mithmlIy, auo5lc.
Gallant. aud lilgrty.louns constituency
TIA. wal.euEIi.lrl rriniplrs vi the man
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-08
Elcctionccring Of the Wells Democracy.
Worn out Muskets aud hr5cnlls

r,.,. ,r..,,,r....,, r.4.,rs. no, tho, .-.,.r
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Observation-Disclosures, ,
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l,,.r.,,w, ,lr rrincir,l tools r., clar.s
l.,.-,rr, mon a. .Iar." and n,,rfry
G,,,l.p. Ir,l ar,s ami rr,mli-s into
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nm -. mol, Cr r,rrf.rir,,r,l.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-08
Joshua r GiddinCs

WA.msgUN, July II, l,ii.
"Thr ,au,ra'l, CillIu-s, OF
uai.. t.,s tlr lg.r a,,,ycuiu: CHE Er1ols
uatuss l.iu- under consilcatiou,) and
drawing from DIS long experience convicted
every sll,c defender Of ms own AMI his
party, Inconsistency. n, Lal been upon
trial 40 tho lag OF the lIous, years ago,
SIMPLY Gr introducing sentiments Of an
aut,..Ayrry character There was no qucs-
ZION OF constitutional power then raised a.
10 hi, ceusurc or expulsion. With il-o sol
itry ami cioripu. exceptions, the entire
s,ay,ocracy believed in, and exercised the
power % ccusur, him Tor doing hi. duty in
obedience 70 bis oath. But now it is The
other OK that i. gorcd. John Quincy Al.
ans, tie venerable sasc Of Quincy, had
stood az the lar Of this houS, Tor thirteen
long days, when the South ran mad over the
introduction Of a petition by him, and not
ono man upou either side thought0f raising
che question as TO the power Of the IIousc
Oygr is own members.
"But then slavery rcisncd supreme in these
halls Now the hero Of the bluiscJn, who
,wl,rs a freeman and Senator Tor the ut.
terauc1 Of liberty, and that too in the Sen,
a,c Chamber, u1w bludscon-usins slavery
IS 90 tle lar, and Freedom holding the hal.
..g... power here suJtcrlus-1 and alstrac
...-s -E- Gle ggI,s u thg DAY hope y0uI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-08
for Tho ONord Democrat.

sumner, and Summers friends INST b. pan,.hr.l
add silonced. Government which cannot suppress
such crime a. theirs, has hiled II ~ purpose
Either such WRETCIIES must h. HUNG, NJ
pot IN the pcnilsatiary or the Souih ,h1ull pee
pare At once 10 quit TIE UNION.
llichmona Enquirer.
" men NJ the North; It d. clearly absurd,
That We should p,rnit you to utter one word
Tor fr,,meu, or Freedom, or any such stuff,
These &" manifest lics. :" We have bad bong enough
lfin Senate or hail YOU again nisc your voice
10 rcsi't our p~rogaIi,,.. then take your choice
Ofehains, or Of prisau., ofblalgcon. or d'rk,
We have made a beginning, and ~ll .oon rui ou'
wo,k.
Tho htr rhat attend, opposition lo Do,
YOU m1, barn from Charlr. sumn,f--so u, ,n,ry
discuss
Our right 10 .top maulh.-heoaro a1d Obey
SuJIuc yyu We vill,' rr.i., a. you may.
Ifsumaer can't lcll you, let Kansas prno1in
Tho decd. We have done-our achievement. hr
fame,
f,rr .~ar@ anl Zee plunIer our sovrrci-ury show,
wh,e th, bIaol Of Gcr,oilcr' s,ts onr he'rt' Boz 70
glow.
Your Masters commander word, no complaint,
Our gill 3. the Invite law up restraint
The rowrr 90 ou., Pierce, Doug1., ,al 40.
Ersiu-lnl the Union uran you shall nlI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-08

nirrcr-dcmocracy Such is the respect en-
tertained by the South for the right Of con-
science The inhabitant of a slave state
who does not own negroes Is himself tyrani-
zcd over Ike a slave, and dare not even read
a newspaper that has not passed the censor
ship Of his masters, the trilhckcrs in human
flesh and blood, l. this 20 serve a. nm cX-
ample Of what awaits NJ whenever slavery
shall be extended over the free Wcst2
Mr.. buchanan Is worthy candidate OF
the party that refuses a. recognise the free
dom OF The prrss. lIc 200 has never respect
ed thi, fundamental principle Of lih,rty.
When, sumc years sinc', a motion was made
in thcScnatc 20 prohibit the mails from cir.
cuhting incondiary' newspapers and other
publications IN the South. VI. Buchanan's
vote was recorded IN favor ul this atirmrt
30 murln the press. This was more than
the great frc-citgr Calhoun himself could
swallow. and boz Sot'd be- this case against
his c1nlclcutgs But Mr. Buchanan was
no an times ready 90 outsirip southern pol
iticilus in srryiIity aud submission to tie
h,hcsi, OF the slayu-lriyrr-, and thus voted
Tor measure from which even Calhoun rc-
cUilal.
Whoever, therefore, {, opposed 90 ire.
dom IT tho pres, will vote Tor james Un.
ohauln."
We close this Chapter by quoting an cy-
tract from tho sp''ah OF \. II. Stephens Of
Georgia, who isa pattern Buchanan Demo.
crat.
Remarks of s. ~. stephens, of GEORGIA
IN the q. ;. House or Representatives
addressed Co those Northern Ncmhcr-
who Prorcstngninst the Nobu .Ln Bill.
Mr. Stephens said
Well gentlemen, y0u make % good deal
IT Glamour On thr Nebraska measure, hut j,
don't alarm usatall. W. have sDt ual "a
that kind OF talk. Won have threatened hc.
frr, hut have grr performed You have
always mHi iH, AMI YOU wall again You
8rr uF.HIHr, u't-Irr.Isrt. Oi cluuH
yHu viii Oppose, $50 expect that. hut w.
DON'T car Tor Your opposition. Nrr will
rail but wr DON'T care rr your railing.
You will his, and 80 40 ailr', aud W., cy,
pet 10 of You. You are lIk1 thg devil. tina,
were pitched over tln ht'lemgnis uf Heaven
into lInll. They tupn howl Ur lrsr1m.
Gturr, and % will you bat thrir lltr W,s
sg,tTu. ,Np so o. YOURS YOU MUST
SUBMIT 10 THE YOKE but Don r ,iuE.
Gentlemen, w' have got you IN our power.
You tsiHl % drive us % tac wall 600 1880,
bat time, arr changed.
You won't q wo,iur anil have como home
NHr.l Don't hr 20 IvrJuTNT us tn com.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-08
Rennbllean Mecting at Paris.

last wcok great parade was made by
the black democracy, anil a limin. pro-
crammc or thc'r rroccrlIns, wa' Published
.n thc Norway Advertiser, snt.1. that 20
National In. was g. bs mi.rI, o National
salute Grcl, and spol time generally was
expected. 90 which tho democracy ol Paris
aaI r.,ury were in,t.I Th..w.aII very
pleasant to them, anil tIr E,ru'ltnu'mnl.
tlrir aranc meut, 90 throw outa ils 90
.ay same time, saturday evening.
W1rl va, passed. saturday, 90 such $50
YulIl, reached conveniently, AMI o ar5e
number Dad assembled o. tha Cturu.-.n-
Guiding o.. South Paris E1nl, which yo'un
tacrvl DO, uricrs lor tho occasion. A..r
trauartius tbc urers'ary husincs, the caucus
adjourned, auI Hon. stephen Emery We
cho-,n chairman OF the meeting. \ pro-
ccs,ion was formed, which marched hy taa
oIl homestead Of tha Hons. EIi ala j., AMI
Hannibal IIamlin, both Of whom happened
10 lo in town--thc latter having arrived cu-
tiraly unexpected, just q. th' meeting as
,rmbIcl. Both gantcmcn c9ns'ntrI o. al-
drJss a., company, and joiEci in thcTr,ces.
sion. ~ the baud halted hslyi' the store
orMosrs Hammond, Esg. abaut.lultwrnty.
foot la: va. thrown 90 the hr,zr, auIwaF
greeted with the good old tune u Nankcs
Doodle, By the band interesting and ru.
,husias,ic address were then made ly thg
Hon. Il. X. COolrnow, Hon. T.. l.. IIaml.n,
Hon. Hannibal lIlmlin, alcr which the
meeting adjourned, with thrcc c'car Orthc
next Governor Of Maine, nine fr thc IA
tiJual Ensign, aul thrca fyr til, 50. Paris
Band
In point Of numbers, Of y0t,r-, our meet
ing Is considered 10 have begn about three 90
one, to tho opposition affair, which got
under way just before the Republicans ad-
burned and better, our meeting was such
that ladies felt a liberty to bc present, AMI
quite a large number attended
The affair passed Of to the entire satisiac-
ton Of all, and left our people in the best
Oi spirits.
The meeting Of the other party seems to
have had an opposite effect. Somehow o5
other the nag, which they tried n set up
before ours, wouldn't start. The salute was
fired without trouble, and the speakers,
Mcssrs. Paris, Black and Hastings, held
forth to a moagrc audience. Il vas sad
Jampcr 10 their enthusiasm, that they had
been 50 distanccd in race they lhcmscl,c,
had challenged, by their parade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-08

IvpnN,. \ private letter from Indiana
received this week, written by gentleman
from this state, who has spent some months
there. aud who acted with the Straight
Whis, last year, states thatihc enthusiasm
for Frcmqnt, which was at FIRST confined to
the Nrthcrn portion of the State, has swept
across il like tornado. Politicians may
cry buchanan, but the masses are for FIRE.
MONT and FREEDOM. The Republicans
are gaining ground every day, and the ex-
element has no parallel since 1910, lift does
not even sarpass that. The enthusiasm has
extended across tho Ohio, into Kentucky
where Fremont finds sympathy and support
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-08

Eoaar>a Tuu Pnrir. 1T the meeting on
saturday, Mr.. PARIS seemed greatly troubled
about the shocking waste Of the peoples
money, by the Republicans. Daring the
time We were within hearing hc was czpa.
tia,ins upon a couple OF advertising bills.
For the same advertisement the Bangor
Courier charged $500, where the Democra,
had $3.50. The weekly Courier ha-, IL We
are rightly informed, about double the cir.
gulatiJn 0r the Democrat. aud consequently,
with the daily, performed uGr TINES the
amount Of service, and should justly have
had, according 10 the charges Of the Demo.
crat rates, the sum Of $1,000. instead Of
$500. hut MT. Paris forgot TO mention
that the Courier issued a daily edition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-08

Tho Philadelphia Times has the following
iu regard 10 th, Z" harmonious democracy
" rs an evidence Of the dlscori which at
present exists in the sall.stylcd democratic
PARTY, we call attention to the fact that in
many Of tie wards which constitute the city
Of Philadelphia, there are thrcc distinct or.
CARNATIONS, each calling itself democratic,
and protesting 10 10 in favor Of buchanan
Tor the Prcsidcn'y y. In these several politi,
cal bodies feelings Of the most rancorous
character are generated, which manifest
themselves wherever an opportunity offers. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-08

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Another Specimen of slaveholdins in'ol
eTancc.

The IIochwachtcr, a German Republican
paper published at Cincinnati, has trans
t,rrcd It's Presidential ticket from the irs'
10 the thirI page. Tho reason for thi'
change the editor, in recent number, eA'
plains ~ follows; -,
:. We have been obliged to take the tick
ct of Fremont and Dayton from our hrs'
PAGE in consequence of tho GnHoyaHols ana
per,o1iions which it brought on our subscrl'
bers in the southern states. Some OF them
have been throatcnd with mob visitation, Tar
and i,ofh,rs, &c., unless thoy would discon-
tiuuc taking that abolition sheet Such
is freedom Of the rrcss, Us understood by the