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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30

his opposition. you bull, up the Republican
party II you endorse hun, you tell him you
do not care whether slavery be voted up or
down, and he will close or try 10 elose your
mouths with his declaration. repeated by
the day the week, the month and the year.
Is that what you mean3 Cries Of No.
one voice, " Yes Yes. have no doubt
that you have always been for him II you
mean that. No doubt Of that. IA voice.
(" III, him again. Soberly, ! have said
and repeat il. think, in the PORTION in
which Judge Douglas stood in opposing the
I.ecowpton Constitution, he was right he
does not know that it will return hut II u
does, we may know where 10 find him. and
il IL does not. We may know where to find
him. and tia, is on tho CINCINNATI Plat
form. Now | could ask the Republican
party, after all the hard names that Judge
Douglas has called them by all his rrpea.
ted charges Of their inclination 20 marry
with and buy negroes, all his declarations
OF Black Repuhlicanisin by the way we are
improving, tho black has got rubbed Of
but with all that. II 10 he endorsed by Ro-
publican roter, where DO you stand? Plain
iy. you stand ready saddled. bridled and
harns,std. aud waiting 10 be driven over IN.
" the slavery extension camp Of the nation
ia voice .-'' We will hang ourselves frst. F"
jus, ready 10 he driven ovr, tied together
In n Lotto be driven over. every man with
n rope around his neck, and that halter be-
Ing held by Judge Douglas. That Is the
question. II Republican men have been IN
earncs, in what they have done, think
they had better not DO IL; bat ] think that
the Republican party IL made mp Of th1ss
who. as TAR Ne they can praceably, will OPP
pose the extension of slavery, and who will
bone for It's ultimate extlnction-who will
believe. IL u ceases TO spread, that IL IL in
course Of ultimate extinction. II they be-
lieyc 10 il wrorg in grasplng up tho new
lands OF the continent, and keeping then
from the settlement Of free white laborer.,
who wan, the lands N bring up their iami.
lies upon " they are in earnest, although
they may make MISTAKE. they will grow
restless. and the time will come when they
will come back again and reorsanirc, 1t not
by the same name. az least upon the sane
principle as their rarty now has. II, lie bet
ter, then, To save the work while u 10 begun
You have done the labor maintain it-keep
it.. II men choose TO serve you, 90 with
them bu, as you have made up your organ.
nation upon principle, stand by IL ; for, NJ
surely rs God reigns over you, and b. In.
.pircd your mind. and given you sen'e Of
propriety. and continues 20 give you hope,
90 surely you will still cling TO these ideas,
aud YOU will at last come hack again after
your wandering-, merely to do your work
over again. loud applause.
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For ihc O.lnrI p.mocr
The Issue Made Up.

| took up the resolutions PACED at the
democratic convention, las, week, for the
purpose Of reviewing them. and learning,
II possible. the doctrine Of the democracy Of
lsjS-,ha, party. with its triumphs Of
half century upon know and fixed princi-
ples Of action" While they fully endorse
the Administration OF James Buchanan, tho
I,ccomrton swindlc and eItravagant eIpen.
ditures, they complain OF our feeble repre-
scnta,ion in Congress, aud declare them i'm
potent 10 do anything for the interests Of
Maine. And why! Because they will not
bow the neck 10 southern dictators. and 30
the servlc tool, Of tho slave driving oligar.
chy-bceau'o they dare to stand up and as
.ert that they are men. in tho face Of the
despicable tyrants Who declare +" that north.
orn laborers are but the mud.sills OF sOcie.
ty." These are the reasons they assert tina,
make our delegation in Congress impotent.
But the r,view will not pay for the time
il takes 90 read their resolutions. every eau.
did mind vi be Disguised with such a base
and sub'cryient spirit as runs through the
whole Of lhesa resolutions. They try their
old game At preaching license, bat 1t Is too
late in the day for them To make capital
from this hobby" They cannot cajole
the homes, minded yeomanry upon this sub
jet longer.
They then sun up tho whole platform in
one sentence, " woodpecker :" A logis-
laturo tha, would pas, a woodpeckcr
law :" is a nuisance that should b. abaiei
Fellow-eItiIen. you are called upon by
this great democratic party, "who have
triumPhed for half a century on fixed prin.
ciplrs." IN displace tLo present State adj.
ministration. because, forsoo,h, together
with the democrats, they passed a law pro-
,ectns " woodpcekers Yes, they have
made all matters. State and National. OF
minor consequence. The great, the over.
shadovins question is, the repeal Of the
woodpeckor law" Upon that, my
good friend DR.. Bux,on. Of Warren, thought
they might carry the State government and
a majority OF the representatives. TO Con.
gress. and sc, a L. $. Senator to 'uececd
the Hon. Vim. Pitt fesseuden, who dares To
assert hls manhood, and to-day is more re.
-pcctcd for his manliness and superior tai.
ent, Wy these slave.driVers themselves, than
the whole democratic party in Maine, who
by their subservieney, and treachory to
principles. have become Kissing and by
word throughout the whole civilized world,
aud arc reduced TO such straits that in their
agony they cry out, rPcai he ,coOdpoclr
idirn
Tho best argument that can be used, and
the most effective against the 'elf.siylcd DO
mocrauc party is, to publish thar re'oia-
hons by the eide OF those passed a. the Re-
publican convention, aud the people in Sep
tembcr next will take care Of tho woodpeck.
ers aud the democratic party besides.
T.. ". WOODBURY..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30

TuE Hay Cars. Those farmers who wero
wise in season. have received great benefit
from the advice often given by the Asricul.
,ural press, to procure cation caps for their
hay. A large portion Of the hay which has
been cut thus far, has been out through
storms. Mos, Of tina, protected by caps,
comes out in good order. while OF course
such a. was entirely exposed, lost much Of
its nu,ritive quality. Prudent farmers say
they will be prepared by another season.
The crop i no, 50 heavy as las, year, but is
said 20 be Of better quality.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30

TuE CABtE The American brings the in.
tell.ssnc- that the AgAmemnon had arrived
at Que,ustown. The cable parted about six
iathoms IRON her stern, alter she had laid
lii miles Of the cable. She repaired To the
rendezvous and cruisei for Eve days before
sailing Tor Queenstown. After coaling, the
vessels were 10 start for another attempt on
the 18th inst They had left $500 mile. OF
the cable. Prof Morse says that the only
way IN lay the cable Is TO coil 1t on reels on
the Lcyathan, and lay i, from the American
shore. The last failure has almost destroy.
ei public confidence in the Undertaking.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30

Paris llrLL ACADEMY. The announce.
ment Of the Fall term Of this institution
may be found in another column. We
have frequently spoken Of the advantages OIL
this institution, and need only add tina,
under the charge Of Mr.. Eastman, tn,
standing Of the School wall be we'll main
tanned. It is probable that thu Teacher.
Convention for Oxford Co., will be held Al
this place during the fall term, which will
afford students a. this institution the addi'
tional advantage OF its sessions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30

BANGOR THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. The
commencement, exercises Of this institution,
occurred on Wednesday. The following
gentlemen are members Of tho graduating
class
Jonathan z. Adams, Of Boothbay.
Edward II. Beck. Jeweti, n. Y.
James II. Fits, Gambia, n. II.
George +. Freeman, Liverpool, N. S.
Edward HAYES, Bridgton.
fiavius V. Norcros-, DiSfeld.
John 5. Sswall, Winthrop.
George II. Shepherd. Bangor.
Edward d. Tu,hill, Blooming Grove, Ny.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30

THr Fam; A pocket manual Of practical
agriculture or how to cultivate all the
field crops. by the author Of" How 70
Behave. " How TO do Business, v" The
Garden" etc. New York Fowler and
Wells, 1855. Price. postpaid, in paper,
80 cents; in muslin, 80 cents
The above is the title OF n little work just
issued, which forms one OF a series Of useful
Z" Hand Books. (" issued by these publishers.
1t is adapted to the u'o Of all persons inter
estCd in rural Affairs. containing much
practical information in n little compass,
and is jus. what every farmer wants con-
snntly at hand Tor reference.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30

PRDuDIcE AGAINST Cotton. In a recent
speech in Parliament, Lord Brougham told
the following aneciote in illustration Of the
folly Of prejudice against color:
A." Lord Lyndhurst gave me short time
since an anecdote OF gentleman who was
connected with the Hague, and who, one
occasion, received an invitation to the house
Of Cuban gentleman, a negro proprietor
Of a large estate, where he was received with
the utmost hospitality and treated elegant
ly. lilo said he wa. rather entertained 4.
when, alter dinner was over, his cOlOred
host said that he was a man without any
prejudice whatever, and that whenever he
found person, honest, honorable and re-
spectacle IN every point Of view, he held out
the hand OF fellowship to him, even though
his color was Is white as that table cloth. Z"
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John J.rERRY, Editor.

Terms.---One dollar and flly cents sitcih
~ ApytSCT; oue dollar snI -syeuiy-hye c,ui'
- th,n ~ uaouih.. two dollars al the s"d ei ier
,,tf. To which 6fs cents Win ~ adtcd To-
Cysr, Nesr which payment u DELAYED.
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Nsvsp-pst Advertising Agrrt, We l. St'i3N o.
nuildirr. Count sueet. Bost"n, y ar'h'i'trd ''
tr,si,e tiy,ft.~msnts Sc the fapet, al iho same
RATE reg1irrl D., us.
- NJ Psrrr~ettt \ Co, 10 State -,
r..isn. amt 10 Nasssu -, New loIk. ate out
,s', 1uh..trI alcrf. Co., procuring subscriptions,
t.tvsriIu- a1,vttI-em,uis.
80 ra,msut foe an 1i,efiissmsnis = held Co.
l.. .ng Ir.u tbs date I'd be hfst iusrtt,un.
80 Cururuirpiions shDuld D. Greeted O.
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Book and Job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30

shHhrlLDEEs' BANK. The receiver, OF
tbs Bank, on the 9Th inst, cold the follow
ing property, at ROckland, at public Auc-
ton The house and 10, formerly occupied
by ii. c. Lowell, Sj55; fve-siI,eenths Of
Lowell L Jones wharf, Sl52; Bank 10.
sl36j one fourth Of Henry Morse Quarry.
sos; OnO-oishth Of same, $40 Que, half
OF Buzley Quarry, $50; land in South
Thomas1On. $50 one-foursh OF Atlantic
wharf &C., sl5lj. Total, Si47i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30
Republican Nomination.
Tor GOVERNOR,
LOT NJ. MORRILL,,
OF AUGUSTA
- 49, Pres!dential Election

The next Presidential Election
on, Presidential election +. scarcely over.
leiar, the American peorle hsrin To- .pccu-
late alou, tho next, S,met think these clsc.
ICON. are too fr,ausnt. but W, believe 9th.
,rv.s,. Four wear. d. Ion. enough % en-.
dur, "a lad administration. especially such
A.. lay, h,su inflicted upln us hy Franklin
P,.r,, and James Buchanan. ia party in
power rul, ace,r;ably 20 q great majority Of
tl- American people, they will continue
them BOO alih'r.'y,-h the r''er''. Tour
year 10 long enough 90 endure the evil.
Buchanan has h'cn 20 power les than \
y.a- ana a hali, AMI even now tho people
ur, discussing who shall Pc hi' successor.
N1v.a!.ri;-s', for ,hsr, are special r.a-
s.r, iu DE cas, why tho people desire a
change. ~ one can fail O. 40 that his
Administration is bringing disgrace and
Wi. .Trgld ruin upon the country, and The
,....rIti 10 changed ths Better It will p, lor
AL. -r...1u. ut o.. Union.
Clio politician. lluI We u'' this word in
r1 narrow. h.-',i srrs..l cannot fail a.
d. ....s over '.r ff.l, O. discover The great
conc sing elements which are to come IN
c5a.,s. .n che next Prr.IltniiAl contest.
ite In'1s' oi o." Nebraska bill IN 1851,
brok down both the Oh T'r'is'. The old
wbI- PARTY died by The suicidal bands - i,'
slut. rn friends. and a., I'd democratic
party Va. changed int, "a sectional orsaui,a-
Tin. or the Ierretu1,i'n and 'rrrai Of Ne
ri,ln slavery. Thu. repeal 90 the Missouri
Camrr'ni'e, created the necessity for, and
lr1r.h, into lifc, a new party. We refer
Z, th Republican organization. Tai. par
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30

NV PorITors. The FIRST rota;o.. OF ,hi,
season. growth, that srAocd the table where
We ar won, 70 satisfy the wants Of the in.
ner man, were presented by Mr.. j. c. Mas.
BIZ, u this village. They were large, ripe
and delieious,--as ereditablc to the enter
prise, as was the gift to the heart, Of the
producer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30

WAR iron DouoL,s. The Tribune says
the savage articles ia the Union, are written
under the immediate direction OF Buchanan.
IIc is determined upon savage warfare
against Douglas, and will prescribe every
democratic Office holder ia Illinois who sym
pathiIes with the renegade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30

ONioSs. Mr.. Thomas Chase, Of this town.
has sen, to our Office the produe, Of a hill OF
onions raised in his garden, which is ahead
Of anything we have before seen. There are
sermisca distinct onions, and Sermiy-iro
stalks, all grown from single onion, OF the
variety called potato onions, planted las,
spring. The cluster may be seen u, cur
Office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30

WooDsTocE DELEGATB. TO hs CoHgreS
sioHai COHreHhoH, Sidney Perham, II. G
Davis, George Cushman, \. Curtis.
To tie S,HGioridl CoHrHiioH. W. Il. Lap
ham, Z. \. jackson, A. T.. Cole. A. X. p
Whitman.
TO he County ConroiioH, Perrin bud
ley, Seth &. DAVIS, Charles Perkins. Bsnja
min DAVIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30

The Portland Company turned ont las,
year S2S3,Gi7 SO worth Of work. They
have orders for ak months work now on
haod.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30

Mrs. Lewis, the poe.sss, has obtained q
divorce.
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ben befsu SptSe gu biatssm preiie. @eFnsbretter tSbelpins
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geritGerungen, speDiti Onsz n. 8e9ielgelddfte,
scsDbnftDn'8 Oerffherun98z M0emtur,

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'.G7N nit $685., 900 Capital. lt
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suIE msglllu init 1926, 900 Capital. -.
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NIT $685.. 600 Capital. -lt
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NIT .$251 1853 Capital.
2pndbur8eS eri4erun9S4@ pmp. Don 8irsinie,,
NIT $t47,500 G%apttat.l -
Gcmmcntpealtbzg eritderunSSs@ Soup. bon 6arz
ri8bur9, Penn., 'D-iaj 5a9t.a- lag
IN f0g5G"11 init $751;, 972 gayitaL i9mUaW
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B. Lf-u1 init ST $50, 1872 capital.
@efdrtntts gDertb hes reprefenttrten Gapttals 50, 913, 1851
Das pbisc capital 1T lt@et anselest 81 @uufsn Der 8ef.
tberten, uno BITE Opera.iplen eenannter Gpmpd9nieen aui
wtrfItGen Sdar. 5en6- pber beFen @lei&pertb bafrt. ~ Df
3batfa6e, bab etne erFdesures-Gpmpa PANE etnfad autbprt
frt.tf, etn 8rpBes Capital Su BADEN, 9tbt fetne @ardntten fiji
bic @ntf6dbt9un8 Der 0eritbeften i'm 6al BON 0erluf.
Dte BON benz unterset6Reten reprefenttrten Companion bG.
Ben tptrfltd SerfG8bares Gapital 3uLt ppaen pbenanSes
eebenen Betrae. Serantpprtltd fir BITE 8abluns RON 8erluften.
8erf6erunssppltcen rourben ~aus8eeeben u. Urrlufte pint.
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Dan lLcgI H-L1gg u. Sanquie, SIR. 70, SeepnbfT
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gp23,3nt '"N>) OF Sans apenue uns SapnRras..
gtracr's p~erbe1erte seiIntafbine.

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auf berYartier Ausfelun9 nit benz tSdfen9rdntunh belcbnt.
IS 1T %unnDtbts, tSpn ben gerbteniten IN lpre6sn, ba beren
0praletthtett per allen anberen babur4 Rinlan9lt9, beseu9t
wtrb, bae etnc 8rSBere InSabt prn %tenleiben tn @ebrau@ tn,
rio beinabe BON duen anbereu Suiantntet aenpmtnten. 2Dtr er.
Iauten uus, Sabrttanten, 9flan5er unb j. a N tlten
arf bic 8bdtfnae aufmerffant gu rtdGen,baB bic tirsitpanee.
bra9teh gerbsderaneen bic Mal9tue tn,ststen SsSSiseaanssn
frlber unb tit bic einStse Wtaf6tne, bic feline rnb srpbe 6abri-
tate, eutpsssr tn seiSDanH UDsr eeOsr aIG nas sat i q, AIS @saa
Gprofalt uni. bauerbdft sebdut. 3Gl1D 81. EtgaIai IuI
gBir fnb In ben Stan6 seest, unfers Maf&tnsrt unter ltbe-
Ifden. YerfSGen, bic undergraduates MaiGinen unter BEN
8OrwanSs Der 8tqtgtett 1getauft Ratea perSsn stnen fOlHsn
lTdufd febr Dprtbeilbaft fnben. a ESQ fkI ,HsII U3u
Nnsfuaft pirb NIT benz sr6Btengersnuasn tn unfsrer DfFe
| nG Ser 105 8alttulpreltraBe Baltimore,
krtteilt s. @t Sta Ct u. 90.