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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01

Nav DEPARTMENT Dec. 20, 1857.
GyyI1rwyv-Your communication OF the sd inst. has
been received. have 10 inform you in reply that by d.
rccton OF the President OF the United Statos tho steam
assisting Ia laying the tecgraphic cable next summer.
The Department will give Chief Engineer Everett leave of
absence with permission 10 leave tho United States that
the Telegraph Company may avail itself Of his services in
connection with their work am, respectfully, your obc
dent servant, ISAAC TOuCEY.
Trr1n CoofgR, Esq., President and CyEvs W Fun,
ESQ., Vice President Of the New York Newoun iland and
london Telegraph Company, New York
We are glad that our government, having once
entered upon this, the greatest undertaking of
the age has determined to give all the aid in
it's power for its accomplishment The British
Admiralty have already, as we have said, dc
tached two vessels for the service, and there is
no doubt whatever in the minds of all who
were on the last expedition that the next will
be as successful as the most sanguine could de-
sire. The experience which the officers of the
telegraph squadron and the scientific members
of the enterprise acquired by the first attempt
is invaluable, and now that the practicabiity
of the work has been satisfactorily proved we
may look forward TO its successful completion
this summer. It is essential, however, that all
the officers who we're appointed last year should
DC again detached for The same service as the
practical knowledge which they have had cannot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19
Fire on Paris Hill.

On "Wednesday evening, (Feb. ~ at
about 8 O'Clock the inhabitants OF this place
were alarmed with the cry Of PIrcl About
the moment the cry was heard, the Stable
Of the Stage llous, recently owned by Mr..
Lewis W. Child, aud just purchased Of him
by a Mr.. Morse Of Roeklanl, was found TO
be in flames. The wind was blowing strong
from the Northwest. Nothing could be
done to the Stable or the Tanning Buildings
OF Mr.. Hudson, lying SOUTHEAST OF il, aud
the fear was that the Tavern, the dwelling
Houses OF Thomas Croker. Mrs. j. g.
Cole and Mr.. Micah c. Allen, would b. con-
sumcl in spite Of every possible eIeriion.
The furniture of the two latter houses and
that Of the Tavern was nearly all carried
into the street The buildings consumed
were the Stable and the two nnuery
Buildings. Tho Tavern shed was on fire
great many times and in many places
but by great efforts it was subducl. Cause
Unknown at present. The citizens, in.
Guiding the ladies, worked like heroes 10
subdue the lamo., and rendered every pos
siblc assistance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19

from tho North, walks up TO them slaps
them in the face, agd sravcly informs them
that that old ihrcadbarc idea is delusion'
that they must now follow their Gle leaders
in another direction, and hereafter swear,
tia, the people have neither naturally or
politically, amy rights, that they are inca
pable of sclI.government, and must, hereai.
ter. quietly submit to have constitutions
crammcd down their threats, that they alb
hor and dcspisc, in which they had no voice
in forming.
This !, real, genuine democracy now. tho
moon changes once mouth, and Why
should not democracy change as oItcnl
It takes swirl hors, to keep pace with
the great national black democratic party
Of the presen; day. A man may 60 to bed
Simon pure democrat, and wake up in the
morning renegade" We pity the rank
and Gle Of the democracy in the FREQ States.
The mos, Of them arc lost in the woods, and
were IL no, Tor the faint whistling Of few
OF the leaders, to keep up the courage Of tho
rect, they would have long since lelt tic
wilderness of sin, aud made tracks for
the - promised land
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19
Repentance too Late.

The New York Commercial Advertiser
begins to lament is assistance in helping
to raise buchanan to tho Presidency BY
supporting Fillmore. Tho following is its
sorrowrul language
I've have no hesitation in Affirming
that could It lave been furcsccn that Mr..
Buchanan's Administration would lend
itself 10 such scheme rs that in which il
is now engaged, James buchanan could
not have bcen elected 70 the Presidency,
for he would then have bccn left exclusive
ly o. a reliance upon the South and have
bcsn defeated. Ito was elected because be
was regarded a. nOn-secliOnal or nation.
al man. while his opponent laborod under
the disadvantage Of a sectional reputation.
n NAV ir,Rbc doulfef rb,iher ne RpuJh-
can candidate irouH hare Trorod az sriiondi
as tie uofolR Democratic NOMINEE has
prored. More ssch"Hai he could not hare
b,on. and by thus lending himself to the
dictation Of ultra.SOuthern or pro-slayery
men. Mr.. Buchanan j. undoubtedly,
though perhaps unoonsciously. preparing
the way Tor the defeat Of hs party aud ~
nominee at the next Presidential election"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19
Democratic Creed Of 1858

II Is sometime. said that democracy never
changes, that il is the same. yesterday. to-
Jay. aud forever. This has been the boast
Of many, who have long served in ths party,
that now claims that time honorcd name
but wha, can be- SAID Of democracy to-day {?
What Is AZ? What are its fundamental
rrinciplc-I The latest definition OF democ.
racy CONES FROM the Washington Union,
the accredited organ Of the National Adj
minls,ratiou. and what is il? Why moth.
ing more nor less than this. that democracy
is anonymous with the most consummate
rascality, and no man can DO a democrat
who is not knaye and william. Accord
ins to that mOuih.RIecc OF the party. man
who will not support the Lccompton fraud,
cannot, in the nature Of things, be demo.
crat. \ man may have been straight
through long life, he may have "acqui'
esccd'' and yielded to the inordnatc de-
mands Of the slave olisarclly, all the way
along until he is called upon to swallow
Lecompton. and yet If no won't gulch down
this hidepus monster, he is denounced and
thrown overheard as renegade" lie is
no longer democrat, but is unworthy
longer TO remain in the old political family.
The Union dcuounces Harris OF Illinois,
and his associates in the House. who refused
to 90 with their party upon the Leeompton
Swindle as "corporal's guard of rene
cadcs." and with single stroke Of the Zen
casts them out of the party. And the whole
party in the Free States are now arraignod,
and put upon their good behavior, and told
they must - toe the line, or be turned out
Of the old ark now nominally under the
command Of Capt. James Buchanan. They
have all got either to "dig pit CT die II
one Of this great national party happens to
express an opinion Of his own, he Is imme-
dately told by his leaders, that the people
have no right to think, that their masters
down South, alone have this prerogaiiSe'
that the greasy, moon'siruek l"borers oil
the North" have only to listen to the word
of command and then obey.
II any Of our democratic friends begin
now TO talk about squatter sovereignty, and
J the rlsh, Of the people to form and regulate
their own domestic institution, some negro
driver from the South, or Eryilc doughfacc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19

This, II will be observed, gives the Demo
crats a majority OF one on joiut ballot, and
thus secures the election OF hco Border
RuHian" 1. 5. senators in case Kansas j.
admitted under the Lccomp,on Consiiiu.
ton. This result va, obtained only by
counting in the bogus vote from the Della
ware precinct, which was forged by the no
torious Jack Henderson, and rcjnctins at
the sane timcall the legal votes which were
returned to Gov. Denver
The black Democratic Press Of Maine ,as.
tain. tho Swlndlc.
Tho Argus dc,otos itself aircsh to the
work Of defending the Lecompton iniquity.
IL make, the following declarations;
The wish Of the President, - cmphati-
cally expressed by hun IN hi. recent mes
sage, that Raua, may b. speedily admitted
into tie Union and the whole tirc,omc,
proGtlcs. and dangerous controversy thus
he terminated, j. fully shared and endorsed
by every patrio, in the land.
II isa signif.
cant fact. also. that nearly all u the old
and reliable organs Of the party, with most
Of the conservative independent journals,
fully endorse the recommendation Of Oh,
message as the surcst aud best method Of
speedily shutting up this mandatory Of
black Republican political capital"
The Bangor Union aud Bath Tribune en-
dorsc the L'compton policy Of the President
just a, Internationally as does the Argus.
Tho Augusta Age di-scnis unqualidcdly.
That ,waddlIng doniy.canty Press says
It quite possible that LccomPion may
be- defeated in tho House Ia that event,
the Democracy as we'll rs the country, is
safe, and may look forward 20 glorious
future. our belief is, however, that it will
be carried through, under the pressure aud
by the appliances Of power.
la this latter event, the democracy should
deliberate together, and take such action a.
the crr,i. may demand. II our servants a,
Washington prove rccreant to democratic
principles, the democratic party itself should
take measures 90 yind,cate its integrity and
uphold It's PRINCIPLES by it, own determined
will aud irresistible power. No other course
will be- lclt 20 the masses, II they would
prevent their own political annihila,iOn.
No other course j. left 10 them. II they d.
not wish to br swallowed zap by Black r..
publicnnism. The success, " l.cc0mptou,
everybody must sec, IS he dsaih and bunai
orp1ppiar ,orrIgHiy as an ariio'e IF hs ma.
h5ual d.mouatc p,,i. The thing Is bur.
lr.quc upon that doctrino-it is apublic
abandonment OF IL; and will be - treated
by the party, aud 50 regarded by the eoun.
try. No nan rlo N'iaiAS LeoompioH, can
take ma, phrase upon hS ups, oIo'Pi IN deri'.
ion oCiie ynadpl. 50 Northern democratic
press or speaker dare look the people in the
face and tell them that Lecomptonism is the
sort Of popular sovereignty" promised
them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19
Gbt0rforS 1rmotrat
rARIs. uAINE. FEN 10. 1855.
runLi.aEp EvIRY rRfb,Y MORNING ny
Vim. \. PIDGIN & Co.,
PROFRtEroEs.
JOHN J.PERRY. Editor.

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sithia siN moaths; two dollars at the end oi
iheye,r. To which 6ny ceats ~ he added ne
sye,yNrSr which ps,tueutis DELAYED.
Advertisements tssertcd oo r'asonabl,eFH's /;
the propTietors not ius responsibh ioTanN rr'ot
ir,on.i the atas uni charged ioSthc advertisement
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~ Communications should ~ directed to
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Root and Job Printing
PROMPTLY Am NEATLY EXECUTED.
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ambition, than TO leave my country in a
peaceful and prosperous condition, and TO
live ia the affections ana respect Of my
coun,rynen.
The dark and ominous clouds now im-
pcn,iing over the Union. eon-clcntiously
b,Ii,ve will H. dissi,alcd with honor ta e,-
cry portion al il, ~ the ad'aiss,on OF h'n-
sas during the present session % Congress
whereas, Il she should b. rejected. | greatly
fear these clouds will bccome darker ana
more ominous than ever We, Threatened The
Constitution and the Union.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19
Light sprinying Up in Dark Corner.


The black democracy % Maine, since the
r,..,rs of N, Nebraska bin. have be,om,
w"
cr.-t1cy have rolled ana rolled m southern
DIRT O. such IA extent, that We have very
r.,.h l,ubtrI vl,t.rr apv nj tbrir number
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
-''
a'E''''l ana N''Aeln'''' 'e' 'OAc N"A'
would.
But Ne con'c., W. have been lor once mis-
taken oar quaul,m friend Pike Of ,bg
Augusta Age o, down upon The l.comTinu
soinlI- &c lie a thousand % brick" We
r..,,re a, the moral c.uuS OF Bro. Pike
vrr..see th,t l- hsID. 90 80 The "s,lic'
~ b.. eyes, aud u,t only % scc, but *.
ve,e '1e gsse.'liy oi hs party. Ia Do, irs,
trral,iic, o. SAYS
O.. Mo-, .-r.....a,'y have NJ, I,sn dsluIri.
~ popular sovereignty doc MT mean o.,
rae '' ''' ''l ~ %! '.'''"i ,n ana ''i'''
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r,lattl un, OF the formation Il their
constitution, instead OF Authorizing Con
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,br,s J.n..i,, restitution. ,,wbi,b thew ar
known % BE- lrrscOneillbiy opposed"
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19

WIDE SPRE,D DESTiTuTioN. II appears
from the appeals Of the =" Association for
Improving the Condition Of the Poor" In
n. Y. that there Is probably, Mt the pres
ent time. n more prevalent and absolute
state Of drs,itution in that city than was
ever known. More than $1,000 persons
have been added to the list dependent upon
the Association during the last three weeks.
so that the present number exceeds 81 600!
Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19
rhe Lady,s pook Tor March, bias ia.,

Tho Lady's Book for March, has Just
been received. IL is scientifically illustrated
and contains number Of well written ar,i.
clcs. besides recipes. Mr.. Cooley cxccls all
other publishers in catering for the neces,
stiles and tastes Of the ladies. The book
receives liberal patronage from the fair,
and 1t is worthy Of it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19
The Kansas Leglslaturn.

Regent Calhoun has made hi, final coun,
OF the votes cast at the election on the I,h
Of January, and the result In the I,@gi.la.
ture is as follows:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19

FRE IN BrcKnrLD. The dwelling house
Of Rev. George Themes Of Buekfeld village,
together with the stable, and other on;
baildings, was entircly destroyed by fire, on
Friday night, week ago to-day. The fur,
niture, and other property in The House,
was saved. The Gre caught first in the sta.
Die. which was in names. when FIRST discOv-
cred. 1, is supposed to have taken from
ashes deposited at one end Of the hoor. The
light was seen IRON this place. No insur'
auce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19

The Washington correspondent OF the
Evening Post says under date of Monday;
d" Letters irm Kansas, received this
morning. state that the Investigation by tho
Kansas legislature showed that there were
only thirty.two voters in the Oxford dis
Iriet, from which eighteen hundred votes
were returned. The Kiekapoo return was
certified by the judges as As; somebody adj.
ded . before tho igarcs, and retuTIed the
vote % 5i3.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19

A Minnesota paper has nominated Mr..
Seward for the Presidency.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19
Lot Al AGENTS.
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The p1'.a.r. ~ The uN,Jd ncro4-rai have
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Ahatic NurthN. 1ts ,rsr. Soc so
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other cuhtnn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19

We received two communications intenl-
ed 10y the writers tor this number of the
Democrat, relating to a DONATION visit to the
Rev. Mr.. Sewall. Of South Paris. The one
we publish was pat in type before the other
was resolved 50 the latter is respectfully
omitted, as they are substantially the same.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-19

psricd, aud bare no ether Oejsc, OF earthly
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