Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-06-25

ltcrce ana bucbAnan ADMINISTRATIONS, bu'
they have in all cases taken the opportunity
(whenevrr odsred) to " confirm p" the most
ahandJned seoundrels in Office that ever die
graecd the earth. That Infamous villain
Judge Lecompte. committed - many gru--
outaecs. that even Franklin Pierce him
srlf attempted to remove him; bu, the SEN
ate refused ~ confirm hI. suc'essor, and the
hlack.hearicJ .coundrel u u this day ours
ing the peoplo oi Kansas by his maj. admin
i.,ation upon the Supreme Bench Of that
territory,
The House IN the la, Congress admitted
Kansas a. State under a constitution ra,i.
Cd and accepted by the people and the
present. House admitted her under the Crit.
tenden.Moniscmsry amendment, and the
senate. IN both eases, defeated the Hill,.
Tho sane Senatc. during the last session,
-, clo.cd passed Lecompton, and with the
~ ~ the EeSecutivc forced Il through the
House.
In the 33i Congress the Senate. In secret
session. raii6,d the G,dsdcn Treaty, by
which the Treasury has been plundered Of
is7 u,gio1, % dollars, merely 70 purchase a
little strip of barren. r,cky territory, over
which 20 run the Souiierl raeih, Railroad,
and in the end make another slave State.
Bu' one % the greatest outrascs ever CON.
miiird in that body, was the vote giving
Mc.sr. Rri:h, and Fitch their STATS in the
S.nste. Mr.. Harlan. OF Iowa, osly rs long
az, ~ the last Congress, was voted cut Of
the Ssnaie, hccausc. after convention Of
both Houses in hi State had assembled 10
chors, Senator, Nv oo1arrrH rois, the
black demrcrai. withdrew and left minor
~ Of thc State senate in convention In
the Indiana case, no concurrent vote was
r,.s,l 60 :, into ioln, convention 70 choose
senator's, and minority Of the S'na,c,
.trsc.lai into the llnuss. ,riss hs Sraai,
u,r, az sr'o8l In another place, united With
The Hau., In el-c,iu. Brsh, and Fitch u
the places they now hold and these same
S.n,t1rs. who voted Mr. Harlan out. have,
under much stronger cas-. rev .r.-i their
former decision. and virtually decided that
United State senators can h. chu-rn nv a
d.mccratic rfplu' In open S.fa7o, Of STATE
legislature.
Can ,hc United States senate dig deeper
into the pa of inf,uy. And yet this thing
8. EASILY uuisr,,oud. Mc,.r.. Brish, and
Fitch must h. voted int, the S,na,e % pay
them ior their dirty work Tor the slave
poser. These two usurre-s must have a
consideration Ilr their agency in passing the
I-comp,1n swiudlr. and tho black, want
them Tor future use. Two hlrr plastic
d,ushiacc' never sracol or di'sraccd either
ll,u.' OF Congress.
T,keannther case oi Senatorial depravity.
MANY year. ago Spanish vessel. called the
" Alm.t.aI." Wa Iuadyd With slave. .ill,n
FROM the African c,,.'to De- carricl 90 Cuba.
The slave. ru-c aud GOT command OF the ,cs-
-, and .Is came into an American port.
ua u,al !ur murl-r.ug the ufbcsr. Of the
,s,,., iac slave, were acquitted. and the
question va. not onIy settled ~ our State
c.rt., bat by the UulicI states Court.
spain demanded 900 iui muiiy lpr the los.
u. Gle SLAVE .' uIr Government lun. tim,
asa. and i.r claim tl, aIsay, h,rn r,.r--,r,l
ur o. tar pr.-sn, Cuuer -. Wh,n Oh, sem
ate-ys., O.. Uuui,I state, S'nate. through
one % Ter : r,turs. Commended and rTurt-
,da hiii o. pay SPAN b'uniy fr carrying
uu . ir,fic our government have lpDg since
branded PIRACY For senator 20 vote u
P.uu1rr o.. ir,..ury oi the people. money,
and teal what they have paid lor enl,rcI, a
d.d rcnt pprp'-e. A. b0u4iy on wholesale
piracy. D., altogether bcyunI our c,mrrc.
b.u.,an. Iiiht. = honesty. We should joe,
a, s1on tbink % boxing after the article in
one of our States Prisons a. To 90 TO tie
S.nate o. lie United Statss.
upe other item. Within few years the
S'uatc have inausur,iol practice ct tack
ius an amendment 10 Ihe general arpropri-
alton h,ils, and ia this manner have depleted
the treasury o., millions Near the closing
hours OF the session, the biood.slckers aud
thieves. Who have been bangin: round Con.
srrs. Tor tae whole session. aud who In the
House hav, had their hosus claims rel,giei.
have only q get ~lme S-uator o.tick on IA
appropriation, hy way u amendment, and
then che thing goes through without even
being read, considered. or even known by
scarcely member in the House.
At every SESSION Of Consrs,', millions up.
on mi.IIoa. are Pluuder,l out Of the Treas
ury through the agency ofihe ; nate alons,
auI 90 D, high time the people knsw s,ne-
thing about Il. The remedy Tor all ,hi. lie.
with tlsTrople. Drive out the duughfcc,,
and send m-n 20 the senate who stand upon
tbe broad national platform Of Republican
isu. Pro..lay,ry sectional ianatieism ha,
81 10 he rybukei IN the United States Sen.
ate. The people have the power, and they
wall ID H.
The New York Tribune has the follow.
ius paragraph IN regard to Hon. Charlie,
SUMNER
&" The numerous friends Of Mr. Sumner
will he glad - learn that satisfactory let
tsr, have been received from him dated ID,
1T OF Juus written ON board the Wander
bait. IA the English Channel. The yoyas,