Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-04-02
United States Seuate---Lecompton Vii.
liany Contaminated.


Tho deed Of iniamy Ia, been consumma.
ted in the senate Of the United States. and
the Lscompion Svinilc received the direct
sanction Of ,hir,y.!our Senators. sub i,g
never hstirc received the sanction Of any
Lec.auyc body, protesting to be republican
or making any rrc,ens,ons to popular rights.
Il isan outrage without parallel in the
history Of the past, and /, will brand with
eternal inamy every man IN that body who
voted .ur H. The nulliGers from the South
who favored the fraud will undoubtedly BE-
sustained BY their constituents at home, or
they vii, - manasc as TO keep their places,
O. labor on fora dissolution Of the Union,
and ibe establishment OF great southern
c1ncJsracy. hut those men IRON the rrce
States, who voted Cor this plot again lib-
,riy. thi. conspiracy TO overthrow the gov
c-umsut. politically, Arc as dead as Julius
Cesar. TH.y arr, every one Of them, trait
or.. as cgrrur, aul dspraycI rs Vas Benc.
dict Arnold. Who are thoso political Ju-
das,. ls, Us l,1k at them a moment? Tax.
boz. them alphabetically, We come 10 DR..
Gwinu. o. California. first. lie was en-
urely indebted to Mr. Frederick cor his
election 90 the senate. Senator Broderick's
friend. w,r, ia ,hc ascsnLlncy in the Cali.
iuruh legislature at the time Gwiun was
elected. and it vas on the eIprcs, pledge Of
the latter. that he would carry out the
wishes 0i the liberal democracy Of thai,
State, tia; be obtained hls election The
fact Is. as stated by Mr. BroIeriek, few
days since in the senate. nearly every dem.
osrat.c paper in that State is opposed 70
Lscomp,1n, and 50 are four-Glths Of the
party. Mex, We come 20 Mcssrs. Fitch and
Bright. FROM Indiana Both Of these men.
a, We had occasion 20 show. few weeks
sincc. have no more RICH, % the seats that
they occupy than any other citizen OF lndi.
ana. They are both un,rpsr5. and hold
their places by fraud, grOs', palPablo fraud.
Those two doughhccs. these pro-,lavery
Peter Funk., are just Ct characters To vote
flr Lec1mp,on. They have been retained
a. tools, D., the slave drivers, to be used for
,h,.s dirty purposes, aud mos, admirably
have they redeemed their pledges to endorse
any thing required Of them by their mas
trfs.
Mex, in order, reviewing the States alpha.
bsticllly, we reach that little curly.patel
dandy Jones. OF Iowa, the man who was
ms, unfortunately selected by the late la.
mentel jonathan Cilley. for his second, in
hi, fatal duel with Graves. This Jones is
about the smallest specimen Of mat that
ever got into the senate. In one thing,
however. he has always e1celled, to wi, in
ahrc; subssniency TO the slave power. lie
is az dough, with scarcely any brains. Bot
his race i run. Ex-Governor Grimes, has
been already elected to take brs place, at
the expiration Of his term in March next,
when this distinguished dirt-eater will 60
into retirement, aud fall back on his laurel.
acquired in his long service under the pirat-
teal banner Of slavery. Then we come to
MessFs. Wright and Thompson, of New Jer.
scy. This vote seals the fate Of the former
whose time expires, the mex, ith Of March.
New Jersey will wheel into line at the next
election, and send man 20 the Senate to
take The place Of one Of those now mis-.
representing a majority OF her citizens in
that boiy Next We come to that plan,
oll io.y, Alba, Of Rhode Island. whose
days in the Senate are few and whose acts
and vote in favor Of the Lecompton fraud
will brand bis name with lasting iniamy.
Little Rhody will soon take care Of bis ease
and send mon TO take the place Of this phi.
ant old doughfaee. But we must not
pass over that trucking demagogue. Big
Ter, Of Pennsylvania. This specimen
OF depraved humanity. tries to ape some o.
the great men who have preceded him anC
act as the mouth.pieco Of the Admlnistra
ton in the Senate. In other words, wher
Buchanan takes snuff he always sneeles
But We don't care to spend much time upOr
tins Biglsr, he is too small game to pay 70
the ammunition. Had these eight Senator
voted against the bill, the vote would hav
! been JUS. reversed. Il stood Yea, 80, nav