Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22
War OF the Roses Intestine commotion
in the Black Democracy.


whicgrry and Democracy, and the organi-
cations which were formerly designated by
these names, ARE now damaging each other
as much as possible, on account Of Mr.. Blu
chanan's appointments in this State. They
use such hard words and feel 80 bad, all
about the spoils, that It seems pity that
they could not he divorced. But il il no
use. They made their bed together; aud
so they must lay.
The following extracts from the United
States Democrat, will give some idea OF the
Democracy and whiescry Of Lincoln. 1t
will be seen that this pure " United States
Democrat cannot tolerate Whiggcry, or
his Gun House confederate Of the" Lincoln
Democrat" when the latter apologies Tor
Clifford and Farley bargains
ruE CusroN nousE.
II il now clearly understood that the di.
lapidatcd remains u Straight Whiggrry, m
thi. State. has established IL head quarters
in Lincoln County Every other stronghold
and county it has vacated Tor the custom
house in Waldoboro-' 30 runs the bar
gain" says Farley. Straight Whigccry
went to Washington. by It's representative,
T. W. Farley, and with folded hands, ask
ing nothing, claiming nothing, modc'tly
thew itsclfupon the mercy Of the democrats.
But it was suggested that although the
wings Of Maine were fcw in number, they
were mighty In influence, and, in fact, that
they held the balance OF power, and as they
inclined. 20 went the victory. Socogcut nm
argument in favor Of giving them bone
could not te wi,hstood It WI. therefore
decided to give them chance at the crib.
slN ,Np AroNruLNr.
Now, We wish it 10 b. trumpet"d TO the
damocra,. in every part Of the State, that
Llncoln County ha, blcd Tor all her sister
counties, and oioHsi, By yirldins the federal
patronage II this district. for all the good
which the whig. have done the democrats Of
Maine
uoNTst wmCs--A MT uT ApyiOT.
Tho honest ma-. Of the straight wings
have uniut,ntionally acted - very innocent
part in this matter. They are simply the
hob tn Farley 4 Kennedy. kite. They are
like the Ilrssian troops, at the -yr'icr Of
those who will pay the most To their liac
Tor them. Farley whistles, and they follow.
When he SAYS vote Tor Fillmore" they
do It, and be- and Hcnn cdy pocket the plum.
der. \ bat OF advice We oder a. these men,
aud that l., to st up shop on their owl
account
TuL DEMOCRACY AGAINST CLIFFORD.
In response tp N, action II the democrats
Of Rockland in relation To the appointment
oi John II Kennedy, W. have received the
fullest assurance. that that action will b.
endorsed by the entire democracy Of the
district. cIccp, where individuals had mad.
,crtcntly committed themselves, or deli5,r.
ntrly agreed to further the schemes or Cliff.
ford 4 Co.
"Tur s,uE ON coos '-sunvrr Or pT.
We have before u. a letter, not INTENDED
Tor publioatun, from gentleman and a
politician ~ anoth ,r town, from which We
extract the following. We trust be will cI.
cu-c us cor any seeming breach Of trust
wuch We commit IA giving publicity 10
what We do
~ 30 most heartily condemn the course
that has bccn pursued in this Custom House
matter. It is the work Of Farley more than
any other man, think. H. b, the same
Farley now a. when dcnouncing democrat.
and democracy lie ha. stolen march,
and j. 10 b. with Kennedy and a frv Others
- leader and guardian Of the old democratic
party ia this district Sooner than submit,
would h. defeated thousand times with
true, honest democrats, fighting TOT rrinci-
pie, rather than succeed with them.
"Only yesterday leading Kennedy man
told me W. must submit or sulrr defeat.
Defeat let it b., was my rrply, fur one. ~
Hcp the ball in motion. LIT rs have
Democratic Con,entou.-Sntc, District,
aud County, thi, year. II not delegate
Conventions. why then, mass Conventions.
Such i, my doctrine, as we'll a- that Of ma
ny Others"
DEMOCRATS nuWiLiArrp-wn'Cs urEE, wIIG'
TuIRE, WINGS EvIEr wniRE.
II is not enough 10 see men who have
been against ", never cordially with VI,
lifted up in preference to the true aud tried
but We are stil further Inundated 10y see
ing democrats romor,j, turned out pcll.mrll
t, make place Tor Ways.
Last week we noticed the removal Of
Walter T.. rulman. this week We arr under
the necessity OF saying that Mr.. Barc', OF
walduhoro, sterling democrat, has been
removed few month. before the expiration
Of III. regular term, To give place u MIR
Harrington, whig We have now q whis
u, Rockand. whie at Waldohoro, a whiG
at Newcastle, aud 1t j. said another why
will be appointed at WaldOboro.
,woRp TOR HAUsoN's ORGAN.
The Lincoln Democrat. the organ and
bantlins Of John Blbson, has taken it, stand
on the side Of whiggcry, and in defence OF
the custom house clique In its las,
issue il comes out with leader culosisti'
Of Hon. Howell Cobb, and, in conclusion
dominates him for the Presidency.