Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-29

simple. This Is the Breckenridge and Lane
ticket. THIS IL tho third ueks, In point OF
popular sympathy. IL is the ticket tha,
goes for great ideas, and has Caleb Gushing
and james Gordon Bennett for its brains.
IL GOO, Cor Africa, Cuba, Mexico, Central
America, and conquest and crushlng'out
generally. II |. tho {" Cotton is King"
,ickct,-it is a fire.ca,ins, and Dougbface
ticket mixed in onc,-having its head in
Kentucky and its tail in Oregon. IL insists
that it, mission Is the ownership Of al! tho
land south OF the Great Lakes in tho West.
ern hemisphere. That Africa must be chris.
TANNED. by the humane middle passage, and
the masters will that the Supreme Court
is an inalliblc popish hierarchy, whose do.
crcc' must Be implicitly believed and obey.
ell and tia, great minds should role. and
not the people, who are only the {" mud.
.ills" of society. Thi. is, in short. the cot.
ton ticket. aud will be - called 20 disiin.
gui.h it from the other adjunc,s Of the 50.
called dsmocrlcy-thc Bell and s. Patrick
tickets. The Buchananiic-. his officers and
some " their most ohsequious admirers In
the North will manifest their rsspec, for cot.
ton and i,' mission, by voting thi, ticket.
Il represents tho true Ari.,ocrncy Of the
land, and the great extreme. Of society cv.
eryNhsrs. ~ the South /, will be support.
ell by the Stakeholder, and those who main.
tain tho extreme Of master and slave.
whether the latter be white or black. A.
the North, /, will 10 supported by the .amo
extremes, in so lar as free society admits Of
such n state.
IN, lastly. tho ticket which will receive
the highest degree Of popular sympathy, !.
tha, formed in tho nlmc Of Liberty. and
headed by Lincoln and IIamlin. Thi, 10
the ticket which claim. that man /.
man in spite Of he accidents, and that cdu.
cation end the payment Of fair wages for
labor are at this DAY the proper basis Of all
government And tia, no government, can
~ rcrr-tuatsl IL founded upon force, VIC.
lcrcc, fraud or any form Of injustice. This
!. tho ticket for tho "VoS populi," and
one which should succeed II is happy
thought that i's prospects arc good and
that tho price Of liberty i about to be paid
in This Republic.
II tho people are true TO themselves. they
canro, fail O., the coming election, to place
the Republican candidates, where they be.
long. at tho tho head II the na,isn. The
spell II Dsmocracy.-,hat good word which
has been abasi, perverted. and pressed in.
10 the Devil. service, until II las been
.horn Of every vrs,isc n ts sirnGcation
AMI us', has now been broken. and lies scat
tcrcl In the street. u Charleston. Rich.
monl. and Baltimore. Nothing short Of
omnirn,en, power could have produced such
a result. and thus Frustrated tho foes o. 10.
criy. and he black arts IT slavery. Thi.
nAs "IN'I-''.'.N N'Hn''r''h"i anu l'rtfr'cl
tho slave. holders. tho h'l,bu,'cr.. and dem.
ocra,ic ,rick.,ar. 81 tho land and like the
handwriting Of old, l. rointin: them to
their own true end, which will b. disaster
and d'icat. These factions NAV struggle
still. but they will struggle in vain. Tho
masses Of thr American people can SEQ tho
signs of the ,.m,- they can read tho po-
liical cr.s,l,s written on the frcc Of tho
Buchanan and Pierce administration, and
they will rai.e up their hands. and shout
with ono yoir' " Enough Enough LIS.
co.'s AN llwiN shall b. elected Free.
dom shall triumph p" - may it DO,