Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-14

Border Rnflians oil Maine nlrsung lot
the Blood OF the Free State Men oil
Kansas
Tho bordcr-rulfan democracy Of Maine
seem to be running race with the border
rulfan democracy Of the South. to sec
whether Maine or Georgia can be more loyal
to the slavcocracy, or exhibit the more fury
and wrath against the FREQ State men OF
Kansas. just hear Deacon Smart Of the
Z" Free Press ;" storm and rant
q" Now. in the face Of all these facts, the
pcoplc of Lawrence have attempted acts OF
notification, which maintained with force,
are treason. GOV. Walker has met them at
the threshold, and the mad men OF Lawrence,
and OF Kansas will be compelled to submit
10 the laws. There i, not another govern.
ment an the face Of thc globe. which would
have Permitted the reasonable conduct wit
messed m this country. for two years past
In any other country, political priests, with
Shares rifles IN their hands, would have
bccn hung. Jim Lane would have been
bupr and many oG those who have instignt-
Ell the murders in Kansas, would have been
hung"
The above appears IN that paper under
date Of July 3l't. Because the people OF
Lawrence done what almost every other To-
caliy in a new country has done before
them. to wit make few necessary munich
pal regulations, Smar, cries out at the top
of his lungs. Treason But he further
snys, the "mad men Of Lawrence and Of
Kansas will be comrol,i to submit to the
laws" What laws2 Why, the unconsti-
tutional. di.crncoful Laws Of the Border
Ruffan legislature, elected by Missouri
moD-laws which Mr.. Clayton Of Delaware.
ten. Cas- Of Michigan, Col Weller Of Cali
iornh. and other members OF the democratic
rarty in the United States Senate during
the las, Congress, declared not only uucon-
.ttuti,nal, but disgrace TO civilization
aud n, age in which We lave.
But smart eos' further, he would have
the vi,l, clergy in the free states " hung
and "Jtm Iano hung" What a blood
thirsty -st Of fellows the leaders Of the sham
democracy OF Maine have got 10 be- How
they would glory in bcholliue Maine under
d-ma,ra,ir rule how they would grin at
h,h,llius whippius.p1'i. erected Tor the
black republicans, aud gallows upon which
70 hang tho ministers. How they long 90
-, che ucsro.,radgr, in our midst, women
and children put upon tho auction blocks ?
Then they could cNclaim with the poet,
"Ilau Columbia. harp, land
But Deacon Smart j, not an exception,
a., leader. Of the Maine shamocracy arc all
lil, him. They an howl hkc raycninE
wolves for blood just listen 20 rikcof the
" augusta Asc" o! ,hs jO,h inst Speak
ius of Kansas. De said,
Why should that territory be len 10
uur strained ,iU,enyy-to r,hy,iigu-iu r.N'
u'uti8u-to resistance of the local and Oh"
federal authori,Irs, any moro than any other
section of the country l. not resistance
tp the constituted authoriugs, 'r'a''7 in
Kansas ~ well a, iu south Carolina, or cleo
whrro' What is 10 that uuui'rs upon iHo
people Of thatt,rritury thcrlsht OF rebellion,
Denied o. all other communities, and invests
them with immunity from responsibility OF
luuishmcut''
Hero d. another leader Of tho Maine PRO
slavery democracy crying cut, " rin'Hn., Pc
EUgH, rrahHnu, and ir,as1g.' Al We
have to .ay 70 these warlikc champions Of
the saycoca,y, in Maine, jus, put your
threat, into execution ia Kansas, il you
dare, lc, Your old Tal,aG Governor ia Kan.
as fire tho fret gun into thc city Of Law
renee, build your callovs and sec who will
get hung Grst The free State men OF Kan
80. have never, from fret {, last, 90 e single
instance, directly or indirectly, resisted the
federal authorities, or made any attempts
% o., IL. The fret case ortho Kind can't be
shown. aul these border ruI,us know H..
The " rebellion, treason, auI violence h.S
bccn uu tie other eide in Kansas your
shaun0u., your Lcc0mp'us, Your Walkers,
your D0uuc'.or-, your J0ny., your Atch,-
sous and Sriusfol.lvs. aud their followers,
have b,ou - many willing instruments u
,hc slave power, sen, ou, by tho National
Administration, Of Pierce and Buchanan, 70
murder pcacablc, uuUlrul.u- citizens, -ack
and burn cities, r,llaso houses, steal, plum
der aud FOB the poor settler, Of Kansas.
This says.rilleu National Administration
1, now guarisring United States troops in
Kansas, to bring ona civil war There never
has hsan any p-4r, in Kansas and never
will le, % long as tho borlcr.rulTan de-
mocracy are in power in the General GOV
crumeu,. Nothing bat the f,rbganncc,
patience, and long suffering Of thcircc State
men u Kansas. and the forbsanncc Of the
free Sate-, have prevented the sprcai Of
civil war before this all over the country.
Tho oljsc, Of the pro-slaycry democracy i
either to ul5ur the free States 10 slavery, or
dissolve the Union, whether they will sue
coed VI not remain, o. b. seen.
Black Democracy on Hanging Tories.
There arc men in our very midst who