Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-17

Nor will II avail us aught 10 show that
the negro Is most happy and best situated
in the condition OF slavery. II we stop
there. we weaken our cause by the very ar
sument intended to advance IL: Tor We pro-
POSE to introduce into new territory human
beings whom We assert TO he unit Tor Iloer-
". sa.E government. and equal ass'e'at'on
with other men. We must 90 step iut-
Their. ;Ie must sh0W tAst ATioaH aarcry Is
q msroi. r,heisas, Rsivrai, and probably, N
fSs General. NECESSARY Institution Of soISfy.
IN, a, ne oaly 6Hs Of argument that irih
snols SsufkerH democrats % maiaiaiH ne doc.
frinss Of !Safs-sguahiy and s!drcry eIieHsior.
"NorfhsrR dsmodafs nerd net 20 hu' far.
Thy 90 not ss,k 70 c-fcnd ,iarry. tad only
20 a.res to as SIitHsioH, as a mater Of 'ighf
on oWr port.
I'VE know that we utter bold truths.
Bot ,he time has now arrived when their
utteraucc can he no longer postponed. The
true issue should stand out 30 boldly and
clearly that none may mistake It."
Repeatedly have we asked the North,
Has not the experiment Of universal liber-
" FAILED Are not the evils Of FREE
SOCIETY INSUFFERABLE7 and do no,
most thinking men among YOU propose TO
suhyett and reconstruct ~ STILL no an
swer. This gloomy silence is another eon'
elusive prot. added to many other conclu'
siye evidences we have furnished, that Tree
society IN the long run i an impraciicahle
iorm ct society; u is everywhere starving,
demoralizcd aud insurrccIionary.
I'VE rcpeat, then, policy aud humanity
alike forbid the extension OF the evils OF TREE
society To new people and coming genera
tiuns
" Two opposite and conflicting forms OF
-ocitty cannot. among civilized men, cock
~ and endure. TIE one must give way and
CEASE % exist, the other b~come universal.
III irrc society be universal, immoral,
and unchrist an. Il must iall, and give away
10 slave s,ciety--a social system old as the
world. universal as man"
Another leading democratic organ pub
li.hed in South Carolina, di.coursed about
the same time as follows:
Slavery !. the natural and moral condi.
ton OF the iajouNg maH. whether WHITE
or lliol. The gr,at evil Of Northern IRE,
society j., that il !. hardened with a seryil,
class Of MECHANICS and LABORERS
naff for 'siT gore Hmsai, and vet clothed
with the attributes aud powers Of citizens
Master and slave Is a relation IN society as
necessary as that ot parcnt and child and
the Northern States will yet have o. InIro.
duer Il. THE THEORY OF FREE GOV
ERNMENEIS ADELUSlON."
The Richmond Examiner while urging
Mr.. Buchanan. election in SO gave express
SION 90 the iollowin: sentiments
I'VE have got 10 hating everything with
the Irrfx FREE, from free negroes down
and up throueh the whole catalogue
FREE farms. FREE labor. FREE socciety,
FREE will. FREE thinking. FREE chill
drro. aud FREE schools--all belonging q
the same hr,,,d of dgmEabls ,sms. Bot the
worst ct all these ahuminatipns l. the mod
ern system Of FREE SCHOOLS The New
England system 1T tree schools have turned
her cities into S.,dums and Gomorrih.. and
her land into the common nc.ilin; places
OF bowling Brdlamits-. We abpminatc th,
system, because the SCHOOLS ARE FREE.
The Muscosce Herald a democratic paper
Published in Alahdma and the leading Bu-
chanan organ in the State thus speaks oil
ire hborer- and free society. Lslnor,heru
democrats just look in the glass and scc
what kind OF company they keep.
" FRYE society Ne sicken Of the name.
What !. II hut a c,nclnn.srsiion ~ GREA-
SY MECHANICS. FILTHY OPERATIVES
SMATT EtNTrn IAHMEpS .,I ,,,..,,
struck THEORISTS? All the Northern.
and especially the New England States are
devoid ct society fitted for well.hrrd gentle
men. The prevailing elias. one meets with
t. that Of mechanics struggling to BE- gen.
tecl. and small farmers who do their own
drudscry and Vet who are hardly III tOr
ASSOCIATION with gentleman's body servant.
This j. your free society which tie North
ern hordcs are endeayorins 10 extend into
Kansas