Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-04
Fro Slavery Ticke, in Old Oxford.

their standard hearers, Cor the ensuing cam
rairn. For senator's they have nominated
O'Ncil W. Robinson Jr., Of Bethel, aud
Jonas Greene Esl.. Of Peru. We under
stand our Brother Robinson dad not receive
his nomination without opposition for the
strait whis" wing Of the party claimed
the honors or tho place for that old jackson
democrat, \. Il. Bradley, Esq, Of Fryeburs,
and gave O'Nsil smar, fight. But IL i
said hv Bndlcy's friends, that the " Board
Of Trade" after somewhat stormy session,
the evening before the convention, decided
that O'Ncil was m the direct line Of success
sion. and that the richtful heir must not b.
kicked one side for a mere rrctcndcr Fur
Their than this. 70 take Bradley, would BE-
Waving the deuce with the hcst laid
rlaus" OF some u the B1arl, as 10 the ~
turc. Another thing helped Robinson. llo
was aiI.dc.camp to the brave and chiynl-
rou. Wells, during hi, " crow-bar " admin
i,,ration and byias man of hcrculcan
physical proportions, wa doubtless con'id-
erred valiant protection % hi' rcdoubtahlc
chief during tho stormy periods oi his war
ike Administration Another thing weigh
inc heavily in hi. favor was the fact that
,hc father Of the aspiring son then were the
same Iauurs tho latter now s',ks o. place
up1n DO. NOR, youthful brow and with his
rar,y voted 20 kick Judge Davis from the
h,uch OF the Surremc Court hccau-" he
would not bow the knee o. samuel tho firsi.
But ihcrr Is one thing Ne hupo will not D.
generally known before election, as We wish
o. give our Young friend an " open field aud
nir fight" several wear. since De- was a
candidate lor representative, in The Bethel
District, and claimed 20 hc " regular but
that old Democratic WARRIORS, iu Bethel,
ptiu. Frost. Tor some reason OF other de-
MED thr " regularity OF the thing and run
against him. and what va. wor.' than all
the ret run him down. Now. in c1nucc.
ton with tbi, matter, what W. hope our
friend. will keep dark about, as a choice
between two evils, O.. this, %, B'ad Rvu'-
H.1g, ro',i ior O'Nui, and q, arglu,'.,d ~
hr irra,as. "A word to toe wisc j, .ufi.
cisut"
Asto Mr.. Greene, were it not Tor two
facts. the p,opl. would d. inquirins. Who
b. tbi. Jouas2 i- be or not regular de-
scguIaut Of the old antrIiIu,iau who -wal.
lowed ,he whale First, be- has bcon a
standing candidate Tor office, ia all the con.
,guuOu. Of toe sham democracy Tor years,
aud ha, Away. been run down aud second,
what O., more astonishing, the political
world has been dalllcI cor long period Of
time. hy the mBr. than irlI5gi illusions of
b.. Tsu, (Which he doul,ly,- rlugkcl from
thc tail OF ths American Eacle,) ia ,hc col.
umus ug ,lc Norway Advertiser. /, /. a
sr.lt pits Jonas had not lived In Eevolu.
tluary times, Tor On that case, jefferson
and Madison, and Jay and Hamilton would
have hygu ,,,antiaily aided, II not entirely
supgrgJdaj, ia giving 70 tho world toe great
auI essential Ila. which Jay at the iounda.
ton ola Republican government. Another
thing, Jonas j. great on the constitution,
and 10. binding obligation, upon toe people
OF t.c lrcr states, 60 help the southern slave
traders catch their nirggrs For further
particulars, see files Of Norway Advertiser.
We hope, IT Mr. Greene should fail Of an
election be will no, got discouraged, but
maintain his disuilsI position as &" stand
ius candidate Tor public favor until the
bed comes round, which may OF may not
he IN hi, day.
For Register OF Deeds, stephen D. Hutch
insau is again pa, upon the track lIawas
probably selected from the fact tina, he has
been bat a shor, time in oficc, having held
his Tr,,eu, place only darn short, dieting
years Another reason is that be came into
the Office poor, aud has grown rich and OPP
uIeut cut OF the people; aud to carry out
The democratic doctrine Of rotation in
Office be ought to have seven OF eight
thousand dollars more out Of their pockets,
in orIer tina, these little public layors may
be dispensed among the many aal not the
few.
II is also cou,snded BY his friends, that
he beiusa mild, quiet, inofcnsiyc gentle
man, Of polished and graceful manners, and
not noisy, brawlins politician; and that
as he attends exclusively % the busiucs. Of
hls olEce, scarcely ever mentioning political
subjects 10 any one. that he will ct Rspub-
lican votes enough TO elect him. Al these
reasonins' must be perfectly conclusive to
any one acquainted with the distinguished
Register. Ills friends further urge. in his
behalf, that like Jonas Greene, Esq, he j.
a celebrated author. That. it he can't
make poetry, he can cut 1t out Of the books /:
that be is death on Shakespeare, Don Quix.
Ote. Milton and Mother Goose, that there
j. a uliIJHsu and moral L,auiy about all his
writings. that like the "Mellow light Of
setting day" throws tinge Of celestial
beauty upon the whole horizon. For fur
Their particulars see the files Of the Norway
Advertiser.
For County Commissioner, they have pre-
scented the name Of VIM. Sanderson, Esq.
Tho Is thi. Mr. Sanderson9 Many Of our
democratic friends have inquired about him,
but no one seems to know anything respect
ing his case. by the way one Of the unter-
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