Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-24
Canadian Opinion of the Presidents
Message


an ard his followers, if We may judge by the
following comments ofthe Montreal Com
uerical Advertiser on the late message:
1.-THE message Of the President ofthe UNI.
ted States /. In some points particularly
interesting. The osiend conference begins
20 bear fruit and NANTES, destiny 10 put
forth It's hands TO shake down The dila,ory
fruit
Mexico canno, take care care q her vast
estate. The United states will constitute It.
scll her guardian; the wolf will be the de-
fhdcr OF the sheepfoll.
The United State. has looked on Cuba 20
ID, alter her, Cuba mus, prostitute herself
70 it, embraces. America wants Cuba to
extend the area OF freedom, {, opsn up a
new market Tor slaves. 10 eiuliEs Africa, by
bringing ,,s sons face 10 face with the chris
tlanity Of the south and wanting {, Of
course must have IL,
The high.mlnd,i republic d,es no, steal
ba, With one hand ON tie throat OF the we
tim TO be spoiled, il tenders with the other
ahsap % dollars, and makes fair exchange
under pressure.
The old theory TIA, ., requires two 70
make bargain. IS entirely exploded the
system initiated ~ Mr.. Buchanan is much
easier and simpler hs y both buyer and
seller. SPAN has no desire to sell wha, Of
that. shall - absurd an obstacle obstruci
ninif,si destiny Cuba objects TO Be sald TO
the hishr,; bidder. like southern rlantA-
ton with i,s chat,cls What Of that, i the
area o. freedom and nisgrs o b, circum'
scrilcd Nv the-. irnh,cile grower of sugar
anil tobacco. The inhabitants o. Cuba NAV
even r-re'-r a s-psrate eSi.tcucc, and md
reud, &C. % a G ange orralers which i hard
Iva change Tor The h,ti'r-'rcn nation
ofhausb,y gentlemen. - democracy Of
src,dy .pscula,or.-sut they mus; have no
roic, IN the disposal u ,heir allssi,ncr,
when President Buchanan, Tx, Grand
S,iynor. throws the hanik-rehi'r
The acquisition O.! Caba, were Spain aud
the Cuban people willing, means the per-
psiua,ion Of slavery, that peculiar ins'itu-
tion the, oE.Trius ut American liberty and
1t means, ais,, such = rrrp'nicryncc Of the
slave power throughout the United States
svill presently plant It. chat,el' in the
western ard southern Tcrri''rie. now tree
from them, ana cra.k the whip Of the ne
cro.Lriy,r over the back ofthe iree-s5il,r'
everywhere.
We r1ul-s, our.s,,c-a liitlr a-,onished
TIA, TIE proposition 20 take Possession Of
theusu r'i region % M,zico, g. s.sIs the
inter o.-anic passage frrm Costa Ricl, and
o. by Cuh, vas r1t accompanied ~
another Tlrrha., orCa' al Whom
., much b. :, hs I,a, hr th- south. samc-
chin. SHOULD b, ~. 3 a. a r.'lut-rr,t.' @
a., North end E,,. TIE m11iI-,; dr.'i-
~ which ra-ct-. steadily O. 'ie r.cfc
and tts rrcr.r, NV d. % noe I-u:r--.
toward the Pr.vf {, o.. ,s- ST. Iavrau-c
necs.uIv % the CuIs.! >t.;-, f.r che c'r-
r-rce of ere y,,. t.r .y drained by the
great .,kr,' T. tle area q irr7llm 9, be
bot ha!fa sTh.r' snl that h,lf a Niger.
PEN Are the blessing. ~ ir-.i'm 90 b,
eonsnsl to lands suitable f,r c't,on, sugar
unI tph,cco. where tie .av- can work with
his hack naked to the whip yf Christian
civilization ~ tie hands ol Tree mocacy'
Materially Disappointed Ike the ancient
virgins ol Pari. that thc ray,,lin: las MT
begun in our direction. On a iutur' occasion
our charm. NAV ~, b, disr.slrlel. 1t
the princirl, D., established TIA, il - only
nees..arv for the United State. To e1vet It's
neighbour possessions 10 have th"m, and II
will no, Be- long b.lor, some ambitious Pre-.
ident will attempt TO realize by 'he ahsorp-
ton OF Canadian territory, the boast that
NO ret rp Utiea c5rdrs. our rovrr
Bet the vloic bouHdIcs, ,Ununsrt 10 our'.'
Fortunately ior ;hs United States and Cor
the p5aSs Of the world, III, presidential
party i.veAk in tie present oongrrss and
likely to become weaker The Free States
.f,rl that ihs extension Of slavery j. the
greatest danger which assail, their poser
IN the conrsdsracy. ani threatens the eIis-
.t.nes. as It IA. corrupted the virtue Of the
Republic
The los; Of the Prcs,dsat Of the United
State after Caha. D. ike thst Of Ahab ior
the Vineyard OF Naboth and bis arsumsn,
The same.
And Arab spike mt, N,hath saying,
Give m, thy vineyard. that may have u
hra-.rl,n 4 nsrh., b,-asi a % a.ar IN
., 10Y hou.- aud W,.I g,,e 'b,e Tor it a
be,t-r vineyard than j, or. !! It seem good
80 thee, l will give thes the worth Of 1t in
nSuss.
And NabO,h saii to Ahab, The Lord for
bid it me that should give the iuhsri'anee
ofmy fathers unto thee"
The Slave party = the JcIs'el to whom
the President &. we'd, which : to all him
In the work Of spoi'stion. Bot though
they may succeed as Ahah and Jsrsbel dd
OF yore. yet the word u the lord may also
'eome to then. crying " Ila., thou killed
and also taken possession, . the dog
shall lick thy R,ol, and shall cat Jczsbel.
BY the wails Of Jslercel.'
The a.; counandment u tie Secalogue
l.. a. binding to-day ~ ~hen ii ,hOHdersd