Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-08


Treaty is The Gre, streak Of light that has
ever dawned IN upOn them IRON the world
Of christian civilization. Their rrescni''s'
., cannot fail to resul, in good to that nn'
merous people. Railroads, the magnetic
. telegraph and a thousand other things which
to them are entirely Har, cannot fail to
make deep inprcss upon their minds and
inspire them with desire 10 Introduce
them into their own Country.
On Monday evening last the Republican
association Of Washington city held grand
ratification meeting to respond to tho noni.
nations at Chicago. 1, was the Grs, thing
Of the Kind ever held in the City OF Wash.
ins,On. The balcOay AZ the spacious City
Hall Vas f,,cd up Tor the occasion. and a
place ior the speakers beautifully arranged
in thi. slesible position. IL was draPcd
with the American sas.-Nrpropria'o mot
tos--the most cousplcuou. Of which was
the name. Of " LINCOLN 4 llArtiS." The
Association marched from their rooms in
PROCESSION led by hand Of music. the
crowd in front OF tho Hall was ,ariOusly 90
,imats,i from three 20 Eve thousand people.
The greatest order and deoorun was otssry.
eli Mayor Bspn,,t placed upon the ground
= large police force, who promptly respond-
Cd TO their duty and kep, everything re.
markably quiet. Toe speaking was Of a
hish order. senator's Doolitiie. Of WILSON,
Sin. Wade. Of Ohio, Wilson. % Massaehu-
s.,t,. and Representatives wa'hsurns. Of
Maine. Grow. Of Pennsylvania, STaulding
AMI NcKcen. Of New York, and AIdrish, Of
Mipue.oia. seycrally addressed the meeting.
The la., speaker (Col. Nirish) come on to
The stand. pulled or hi. coat and orAyAt,
az rolled up hi, sleeves and gave ~ reg
ular Western cut speech" which created
shout. Of laughter and applause.
n. Prince n- Joinvill, from Francc, now
in 80. country. few day. since paid ayi'ii
n TIE Uous,. sud =. An srt o. courtcsy was
ir,i,,i upou the a,rr. RerSyty pleas
an,. god locking fellow. has an ru,-lIeciu-
al head, one TIA, phrcnolcs'sts might DO
nominate phiio'orhicsl rather than 81 the
rurliks cut. II, srp,sred .on,vbS' SINUS
Ell A. our mode Of dong business and a;th.
confusion which slvay' rcisns "a the Rep
rr,-uiaiiye. Hall.
Charles Francis Adams Of old ua~achu.
,,,,.. made h., maiden speech few days
since. I, W., a smooth, logical exposition
Of the =. irrrrrr-.ible conflict" written out
at length. and delivered .,wswhAt after the
STYLE thA, characterized hi. noble ancestors
Mr.. Adams in many respects nav justly b.
dsnomina,ed d" chip Of the old block. -"
n, has The irnress. the honesty, tho phil
o.5phv and much Of the w,ll Of the =" old
nan eloquent" yc, he lacks the b,ldne-'.
the ire aud tho ,i:or ,ha, propelled old
John Adam. liko high pressure engine
through %, scenes Of the r,,olut,Ou. and
Which suabl.d John Qainey Adams TO fight
down al opposition in the great 6sli q &C.
bait,
Ils .p,,,ch Va. .hor, and will rad we'll,
while {, VA. listened to with the closest At
,,ution by member. On both eide, % tie
House. :, much fos bsins the son q an
" iIlustrious sirc."
Tie B,;l reported from the Committee 90
Prin,in: by Mr.. Gurlsy Of Ohio, rro'idin:
Er the establishment OF \ go,sruneu' Print
To-. OEco. passed the House W over s,Iiy
majority. That a r,f,rn . called fn- "a
IL, soycrumen; printing no one can doubt.
wh, i.acgua.utai With the way and maa-
u,r il ha, been managed in times past, Bot
vhsther this substitute ~lll accomplish the
ohj.c, proposed. i, quite another question.
In ,hc first riac' the government will be
Obliged % build or purchase an esiahl'sh-
meat. aud then will have 90 RAN Il, and the
fear 10 that IL vii hereafter by the force Of
eirrum,,aues. BE- converted into great a..
valid Asylum. "a which will be gathered g
great ho., Of ,hs political erirpl,' that 0ov
ban. around ,hc Capitol, like a hungry
horI, OF sluut and ho~lins wolves, intent
on public pluu5rr. Ia our opinion, the
only true Nay to dispose OF tia matter - to
e5airsr ,.ii i,s br-si i,d1er Instead o.
suudin. sOycrnmsn, hospital. OF ls'.,owins
patronage up5n lazy, lsafns politicians.
col. Curtis Pacific Rail Road Bill Ia,
bssn up aud discussed for two day, Ia the
House. When IL was rs-commi,tsd 70 the
sane COMMITTEES who reported. Among
those Who spike IN favor u the bill Was
Mr.. French al our own State, who upon
the spur u the occasion made a very Oiee.
tive. l,:ie,l .pcc.h in answer TO Mr.. Saith
OF Virginia, Aud IN reply % various o:hcr
Objection, urged against the bill This was
NJ. French. lrsi effort ia tho House, and
although be was frequently interrupted.
su.,.iped hins,.f With all the tao, and
skill " = mao innEsi to such conflicts. Mr..
French 4. valuable, influential member Of
the House. All the PEOPLE 0i bic nis;-iet
can Do no better thing ior themselves or the
country. ,haa 10 give him reelection.
Mr. Fenton', bill providing that the PEN
,ions Of all invalid pensioners, shall daf'
Laol 10 hs t,gs ,risn fl,ir ddEaiiaJs1es CON.
m1lard. ha. passed the House. What will
Be is Gio in the Senate :. uncertain.
ABorT IloEE. TIE repair. on the Baptis.
church have boeu completed. and the house
was opened Car public services. las, Sabbath.
The carpetiug in the aisIes was present