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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

TnE Sorrm ANERic,S Carers. The fnl-
lowing i. from dispatch TO The Herald;
The South Americans had u caucus Mon
day night which lasted about four hours,
to consider proposition from the Demo
Gratis that the former uuite with the latter
The programme was that the South Amer
leans could procure Tor their candidate -
votes, that Democrats would go 10 them
and Do their bs., 20 elect the man whom
they would select. bu, upon failure, II
the Democrats could procure for their own
candidate (Mr. Bocock) % votes, ,hs, the
Americans should 60 over and help cleo,
him. After FREQ discussion Of this prop.
o,i,ion. the Americans respectfully declined.
TIE organ Of the Democrats was Gov.
win.low Of North CarolinA. There wer,
% south American. present. Mr.. Davis OF
Maryland was the absentee.
Mr.. Etherijsc OF Tennessee denounced
the proposition in the strongest terms. and
con,cndei tia, the Republican party. by
their record, va. really the mos, economi'
cal. national, and conservative Of the two
great parties in the country, while the Ad'
nini.trition party. in spite Of Mr.. lushan'
an. was the most eorruP. and imbecllc that
ever existed since the formation OF the gov
rrnmont--,hat their pretsn'i,ns Of love for
the Union were all moonshine, and ought
not 10 be needed. nj. remarks were en-
Enthusiastically received. Osher gentlemen
spoke IN similar strain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

In horses, Paris returns the hishes, num-
her 500. though valued at an average oil
1854. Bethel stands next. returning
ISL. a, an average value Of s7O.97. Nor
way return. 25l, a, an average value OF
S7i,el. The highss, average il made by
Hartford. which return. ii9, =, IN average
value Of $3.50. The lowest average j. in
Byron. which give. IS, at an average value
Of seS.Sj.
In Oxen. Paris return. the highcs, nun
Der. SIS. averaging se3,S9. The hishs.,
average Is in Greenwood. which return.
ls6. averaging Sis,55 Tho loves, aver.
age is in Andoyer. which returns lG3. aver.
aging Sl7,O6.
or Cows. Pari, returns SCI. averaging
sl33s. Waterford. ESQ. Bethel. 67j.
The hi.hes, average Is in Samnsr. s2I ,Oi ;
the lowsst in Gilead. Sli.6l.
Waterford has the largc., number Of
sheen. 3O6l. and is the only town running
above 5000. Bethel has 2Sj2, Hartford,
a,li: Paris. 25i9; Rumford. 1888; Sam
nsr. 2Ols-the other, oil ranging below
1000.
In III. raising Of Pork,r., Paris take, the
lead. returning s95; frysburs returns
.S7 Bro~ufsld. 900 Bethel. 80 /;
Greenwood. 10, worth 500 each Mason,
10, worth $3.50 each Andover, Ill,
worth $500 each. Porter ha, the highest
average, S9.33; Oxford next, $3.50.
The returns from Androseosgin and York
arc a, follews
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16
Disunion Movements.

souru CAROLINA On Tuesday, Mr..
Rl,e,t introduced resolution into the Sem
ate Of that State declaring ,ha, ,hi. gener-
al assembly deem !, ineIpedien, for the
poopls Of South Carolina TO enter into any
enucu. or Convention with the people Of
the Northern State. for the nomination Of
candidate. for the Presidency and wee Pres
lleney Of these United States.
The democratic Convention !. appointed
to be held at Charle.,own. Will tho di.un.
ioni.,s admit their Northern coadjutors,
who may be members 10 the Convention, 10
the State?
MlssnurrI. A join, committee o. the
Mississippi Legislature hav, reported a re'-
olu,ion to the caee, that II = Repn' lican
President Of the United States be elected,
tho Governor be requested to convene the
Legislature. provided other Southern States
Adop, similar measures, with a view to sslf
protection.
WASHINGTON. Tho States says There
seems to boa prcdeterminaiion on the part
Of the Sewardiies 10 force tho Observance OF
this RICH, ofeH,rcme necessity upon the
,laveholding States. Let them beware
Let them beware II Congress hall IL Ia
be converle into an Abolition arena. ior
realizing the ohpicts aimed at by the en-
dor,crs Of the Helper manifesto, It may re-
suit that the " distance Is but short from
the Capitol to the Tarpcian Rock"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

DoUCL,s AND BUcuANAN. The New York
papers give currency to a rumor that Doug
Jas sought aud obtained an interview with
Buchanan last Thursday evening. One re-
port states that reconciliation was effect
ed; while Other. say that Buchanan sPurned
hi. propositions. The Illinois an,i.Lecornp.
ton democrats, probably acting under Doug
las advice, have voted for Boeoek for Speak.
er. who was a most unrelentins Leeompton-
i,e las, winter. Douglas mean. to rsin.ia,e
himself. II possible, in tho party; but he
cannot carry back some oS'iho'e who broke
OF with him, during the struggle last year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

IIELrrR's Book. Tho efforts made du'
ring the past season, to raise tie funds ne
ec.sa.ry to print an edition Of " Helpers
IMPENDING Crisis" were unsuccessful. On
the very hr., day Of the session, however,
the administration party. through Mr..
Clark, Of Missouri Acommenced to advertise
the work. and have continued 10 DO 50, with
the beet possible ,l,c,. The demand for
the book j. now very large. One gentleman
boush, one thousand copies for gratuiious
circulation in New jersey. The demand in
Washington i'yery great Orders come IN
rapidly from all parts Of the country. Mr..
Helper ha. jos, published letter proving
Mr.. John Le,ehsr, Governor elect Of vir-
ginia, more guilty Of treason than John
sherman. on the same grounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

INsrAtLTiiN. The Rev. David D. Sew.
all was installed pastor over the Consresa-
tioual church W FryeLdrs, on Thur.dsy
the S.h inst. Invocation and reading the
Scripture. by Rev. p. c. Richmond Of the
Methods, Church, Ftysburg Prayer be.
fore sermon by Rev. d. kimball OF Conway,
y. IL; sermon by Rev. II. q. Butterfe!d
Of Hallowsll Charge to Pastor, Rev. j. I.
Have, Bndg,on; Right hand Of Fellow
ship, Rev. A, Lorius. Sweden Charge TO
people By Rev. Samuel Souiher, Worcester,
Mass; Concluding prayer, Benz. S,sarns,
Lowell Benedlct,on by the pastor. TIE
services were deeply inter sting. and the
excellent singing by the choir. added much
% the interest o! the occasion. The pastor
enters upon bis new pas,orale With pleasing
prospects, apd the people are peculiarly for
tanalO in obtaining the service. Of so able
and faithful a pastor. T. W. W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

TnE GrNNEsEE FARMER. The December
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

USioS SAvsG. The disunion party had
4" Union" meeting IN old faneuil Hall,
ls., week. to testify their horror OF the pro-
ee,ding Of John Brown; aud to eSincs
.heir sympathy for the South, which Is
jus, now bu.ily engaged in passing disuuion
resolutions. SO far as they condemn the
cause Of John Brown, the meeting would
be approved by mos, Northern men but we
submit |: more striking mi'nOmer could
be found than to call such rsvi!ing Of ones
nsrshbors aud applaudius Southern fire.
eating di.unionis,s "Union Meeting?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

YouTn's TEMPERANCE yIsrroE. We are
in reccip, Of specimen copy Of little
journal, with the above title, the permanent
issue Of which will be commenced in Janu.
airy. by z. p. yo,e. Of RoeklAnd. Its name
shows its object; and We have only to add
tina, it is neatly printed, and afforded at
the low price Of twenty i've cents per year.
Such a paper will do good work in shI.
State, aud we wish il much success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16
JOHN J. FERRY. Editor.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

In Williamsburg. Ohio. on November
18Th. a company Of woven, sixty ia num-
Der. charged on tho brewery aud run o.
adjustment VI one Bodies, and smashed
,hins, to piecs'. They knocked the had'
ous Of tbe wbiskey, brandy, AMI beer bar
rel-. AMI turned the liquor into tll street.
t. complete the work they tore tie iarnn-
c.. up. broke tho kettles, aud destroyed tho
hop. and malt,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

The Bangor Courier states tina; the officer
has succeeded in Arrestirg Cilley, on n
chAr-a Of abdueting the daughter of Mr..
witherell Of Dexter. The girl was with
him and rcquisiiion from the Governor
Of Maine having bosu complied with, he
will DO brought back for trial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

MIxico. The steamer Isabel, at New
Orleans, from Vera Cruz. Slh inst. states
thai Senior fuen,cr had lett the Juarez Cab
inc, and CoampO resumes the Port Folio OF
Foreign relations. Minister MeLAne was
on board the U. s. sloop Brooklyn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

Five fugitive slaves, a mother, ,lreo ci.i-
drrn from the age. OF three to eight years,
and 4 brother Of the mother, T. or u years
Of age, arrived in Greenfield by the UNDER
ground railroad. Thanksgiving morning.
from Richmond, Va, on their way to Cau-
ada
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

OmrRrcrNG TuE DEFAMATION. 100
Republic says, Mr.. Pryor. in biz speech OF
Wednesday last, declared that u Wis ths
intention Of Democratic members 10 prevent
the organization OF the House under -.
publican Speaker. by resort 8, every par
Elementary cIpedient tina, ingenuity could
brins to bear for that purPo's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

The extract. from Mr.. Helpers book pa
radsd by Democratic papers, were not N
the compendium prepared for general c.r-
eulation. contrasting ,he operation o' Tree
aud slave labor. upon census data, au' p "
Congressional names appended 90 'nlm Gees,
therefore morally forged. a, they never rec
ommendsd any such sentiments.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

The winans steamer has made trip to
Norfolk. She was very steady, neither roll
ling nor pitching To ties, her sieadlnss' a
.umblor was Glled to the brim with water
and placed on plate. No. drop Of the
contents was spilled.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

A. ON luuiGRANT. Among the piss1n-
gers OF packet snip ronawaullh, which ar-
rived a, New York 90 Friday, rom Liver.
pool, was Mr.. AnnA McKonnh, native VI.
DUNCAN. Ireland, aged nineiy.uiu' y.'rs,
with good teeth sight aud hearing. she
wa, accompanied by her ya1nss'. con. * j
.i1iy.,iy years Rather advanced 10 years
to begin life in a new country, anl secure
an Independents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

n. J. Miller, E'q, one Of tho representa-
tiycs elect from Portland hns scot his res
iena,ion To the Board Of Alderman. Asps'
cial election to fll the vacancy. Is ordered
for the 2sl. lie resigns in consequence OF
III health,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

4 dispatch from Washington state. that
Hon. John Covods, member OF Congress
from Pennsylvania, has consented to allow
lis name to bc used by the Republicans. as
candidate Tor Governor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

CoNcEEs. Up 60 Tuesday, che debates
had been continued, By che southern msm-
hers, all attempt. to ballot Tor speaker,
having failed
On Wednesday, another vote ior Speaker
in the llousr. gave the following result .--
sherman, los BJcock, SO; Gilms,, -
Scattering, II necessary % a choice, 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

The Legislature OF Kentucky has elected
Hon. John &. breckenridge to the U. 5.
Senate, In place OF Hon. j. j. Crittendeu,
whose term expires with tho present Con-
gress.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

On Tuesday, a duel va. on the taps, in
Washington. between southern Senator
and Representative, on account OF an old
gradss. Friends were active in attempting
10 eject q settlement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16
Stat. Yaluation.-.oxford County.

We are indebted to Hon. Samuel d. Holt,
for copies OF the iull returns from Oxford
County. made TO the Valuation Commis-
SION. as well as abstracts from the returns
from AndrOscOggin and York Counties
Oxford county make. the following returns /;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

B'ondiu propose. to stretch aroli H'n
the summit Of the Cathedral to the dome OF
the st. Lavreucs Hall, Toronto, aud give
an exhibition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

Tue tyPograPher. Of New jersey boast
that there is not ,insl, member Of their
craft in the peni,gntiary Of that State and
but one in the State Legislature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

The final decree in the case Of the 'lav'r
Orion has been iillsi. giving jadsemrr' -
the United States. AMI eoudemnins tho '.''
.cl and cargo to forfeiture.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

F.w. Lincoln, jr was again elected May
or Of Boston. on Monday by l2OO plurality
The majority OF the city government arc
also Republicans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

The Rlckand Gazette says a woman died
in that city lat week 10 a rum &c, aud the
husband gcI. hi, living by selling the 'iua
that killed her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

The yalu,,on Of Portland Is about SCI,
OOO 900. Bangor aud Bath, about So,
GOO eco each.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

Nee Orl,ans. Dee II The State L"gr'-
la,ure Of Texas. have elected Mr.. Wisiall'
Regular Democrat, L. 5. Senator, by two
maJyrity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

Levi. T.ppan, 60 stated in meeting
at New York. a few days since, that slave
property hal deprecated more than So
600, 600 since tho Harper. f1rry AFFAIR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

The Office Of the Maine Temperance Joar-
nal has bean removed to that lately occupied
by the Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

The Penob.cot river va, closed by ice At
Cmsby's Narrows on Friday night I, ha,
been open since the 3Oth Of March, apcriod
Of 22j days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

Tho Republican pres, Of Iowa hh, given
a general expression in favor OF rejoicing
Hon. James Harlan to the U. s. Senate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16
LOCAL AGENTS.

M. nL,ruau.N.p., Bnaut's rond.
A.THtCA BisHTI, Meth taft''
IIrSHN UrroN, Nnf~ay,
W.. =. DAVIS, ll'n"itA'
DAVID DUWeIS, hmam'
n n. M,NHHN,
q. q. SrAcr, Iorir''
J. =. fowtNs, lNt"nr'
r. n. BTA~, hius ahs A.
Col. ELpTS RAENrH, Lowell
n, n "A. WoopurHr, SWrdca.
rHos. FAEHisoroS. Sig~.
IosTfu nANNows. listHvn.
CHaHLEs MAsoS, HsiheL
garrtttr. Lscks'.Nills.
& A. ktNuAtt, hu"AHd
A X. MAR, laenfer
DA,tp ksAFF. 4. Eumfofl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16
frop she piu.burg Gsrsiie.
Freeman's Catechism concerning the
IrrepreSsible Conflict.

lIINplteoiVAO NSahaeNf
oue.tion.-who first promulgated the
doctrine Of the irrepre>siblc conflict
Answer.-Thoma- Jefferson.
Q-when and how did he promulsa'e
IL?
AIN a letter written 90 friend In
1921,
Q.-what did he say
A." Nothing Is moro certainly written
In the book Of fate than tina, these people
(negro .lavs.) are to be IRE. nor Is II less
certain that the two forms Of society can
not be pcrpeiuaisd under the same Gov.
crnment"
Q-Who next promulgated ~
A.-IIrnry Clay.
Q.-whcn and how did he promulga'e Il.
An speech delivered before the AM
srican Colonization Society In 1897.
Q.-whA. did he say?
A." Until universal darkness and de-
.pair shall prevail 1t will 10 impossible to
RErRrss the .ympsthi'. and tho cHjr" or
freemon in behalf Of The unhappy portion OF
our race who ale doomed o. bondage"
Q.-who Endorsed Mr. Gays remarks ?
A.-Danicl Webster.
Q.-who says ,o'
-A.--Eiward Everett.
Q.-Who next promulgated IL?
A.-Tbs Richmond Enquirer, Demo-
cratic newspaper
Q.-whsn did IL vromuleats IL
An tho Presidential campaign in
1856.
o-wbat did !, ny'
A.-"Two oppo'i. and conflicting
forms o., society cannot, among civilized men
cocks, and endure. Tie ono mus, give
way and cease 10 eIi,,-,bo other become
universal.
"If free society lie unnatural. immoral
and unchri.,iAn, 1t mus, TALL and give way
10 slave ,ocisty--a social system Old a, the
world. a. universal ~ man"
Q.-who next rc.tstsd the fae,l
A.-william II. Seward.
Q.-when, where, and howl
AHA speech delivered IN Rochester
in 1858.
Q-whnt did he ,ay?
Awhile referring to tie collision
which had occurred between the two sys-
tom Of labor in the United States, he said ;
1T 1.-THE colli,iou) j. an irrepressiblc con-
hiet between oppo.in; and enduring forces;
and it means that tho United States mus,
and will. sooner or later. become entirely a
,la,eholdi6g nation, or entirely iree.labor
nation"
Odd he intimate the process. by
which they will ultimately become 90?
Ale did. lie said. q" While | con-
ddtn,ly believe and hope tia; my country
will Yet become land of universal freedom
| do 20, expect that It will be made 50 9th
erri.c than through he action u the Sew
eral States cooperating with che FEDERAL
Government. and all acting m strict con-
lormi,y with ,hsir respective ConsIl,u'
,ions."
Q.-lsthsre any treason in ,hisl
A.-Not unless Thomas Jefferson, Henry
CLAY. Daniel Webster, ard the editor OF
Tie Richmond Enquirer were traitors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

The Maine Farmer Office has been remov'
cd to the brick block, corner Of Bridge and
Water streets, Owned by Mr.. Eaton. The
proprietor. have substituted caloric en-,
CINE for the steam power.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

Virginia lately purchased about twenty
five thousand dollars worth Of rides from
Hartford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

The bindery and repository Of the Amori-
can Trac, Society New York was injured by
FIRE to tho amount Of S77, 900. on Monday
night. Fully insured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

Rev. y. NJ. Wood has rendered his resis.
nation as pastor Of the Baptist Church a;
waiervile.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

Ex-Governor Crosby has RECOMMENDED
the practice Of law, at Belfast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-16

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TO THE CRAFT.
WHO EVER WISHES TO ENGAGE IN TIE prB

WHO EVER WISHES TO ENGAGE IN THE PUB
w cation OF paper county of 5000 nh ibltants,
Increasing 10 population md wealth where there but
.Ns one press having Al the county Patrc maze worth
1850 pcr year with 500 good paying subscribers and
lnlns large amount q: advertising and Job wok-o-
Gated in the best Agricultural and farming counties
Western Iowa. Populated = an Industrious intelligent
md liberal population, have row ocred them the best
opportunity ever offered member Of the Graft. IL
health and the increasing duties Of the oce has induced
the Ed,.o. and Proprietor fer the Press. JOB Oce,
Stationery and everything cnncc:ed with the establish
mcnt for sale Tery liberal terms. Persons wishing
+, purchase the stnent or engaging in the ppbli
cation of paper s!l learn tie 9rlce and terms ty adj
sressn. the Editor OF the Busle or NoapaTel Counc!!
Bluffs Iowa.
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dissolution Of Partnership.

TIVE p ,RrNERSi,Ip OF THE FIRM OF $. N. Il J.
roRTERPiEip Is this day dissolved By mutual
consent AT persons having c's.mS against the ht;,
Tnrnitnre Moro occupied by him, and all persons lt-
49, 20 ,kc arm will please make payment to s. n.
foFte. neiu .nrnc JAMES pOHrERFlELD
Se'p' '"' Luz SAML. n PORTERFIElD.
Auovst q 1857 nfT-tf