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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-08
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17
The mex, Maine Delegation in Congress

The Republican nominations for Congress
from thi. State are all made excepting in
the hfth District. where We understand the
question rs TO the man is settled. The pres
en-, entire delegation retire b make way Tor
aT rur men. No man that is TO 60 into the
next House Of Representatives IRON Maine
was ever member Of either House OF Con.
gre.. We have right to speak OF this
matter as we think, Tor we were not q can
dida,e for denomination and we say such
contingency ought not to have come up,
" il could have been reasonably avoided.
Suppo.irg all the States now represented by
Republican. had adopted this policy7 Tho
democratic party in the House, represented
by men Of long experience, men who have
been educated As Legislators, and familiar
with parliamentary proceedings and rules
of Legislative bodies. and the Republicans
without man WHO has ever been in a single
Congress. Strange as thus state Of things
woul dbc. IL would be q reality instead Of a
.uppo.iton. were ~ the States to do as
Maine has done. Why was Mr.. French
thrown overheard IN the Third District
lie has served only single term, and is a
man II ability. bot we do not put this
in,erroga,ory To arraign the Republicans "
that district. Tor I; !. really none OF our bu.
sincss. hut TO illustrate a course Of policy
tia, will cmbarrn's any rarity tina, adopts
II, \ member Of Congress during his first
term can DO little but harm, and just a' soon
a. he gets IN a condition 10 be Of use {, lis
constituent. anil the country. ho is ,ippcd
out a, the tail end of the cart. a, the behe.t
oi that stern oll gentleman. "Mr. Rotation
In Onre" We would be understood Tho
doctrine 81 rotation should apply In some
ca.ss II a representative /. incompetent,
uuhi,h'ul. rccrcant 10 hi. high trust and
duty. then he should b. rotated out. n on
the other hand, he l. honest. has capacity
and tact. truly reflects the sentiments or his
constituent, and doe. hr' whole duty. then
it !. ior the interest of hi. party. hi. con.
.,i,nen,.. III. country, ,ha, DO should 70.
main. II tho Maine delegation mus, he
changed, then we congratulate the country
On the fact. that able men are 10 succeed
them. OF the six candidate. to bc before
the pebplo. ES.Goy. morrill, .. the leading
spirit lie j. TO be N, man Of the Maine
delegation. Give him experience AMI he
will b, one n The leading men in tho whole
House. Mr. Pike Of the 9th di.tric, j. n
man tha, will make h. mark in tho House.
lis experience a. Speaker and member in
the Maine House II Representatives will
aii hun greatly. Du, some Of the people
will no, thank ~ Tor any OF these 'usscs.
tons. And much less will the "ri'Ing stars"
in the political world. who have been for
years waiting Tor the wagon" We care
n5ihin: or ,hi. We have our own views
upon certain questions Of party policy, and
We mean to express them, Gu, where they
will. More than this. We luarr many Of tho
most discreet. intelligent men in the Rcpub.
lean party, heartily endorse the sentiments
here advanced.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17
Tremendous Gathering OF the DemOc.
racy on Paris Hill.

While in oar room, wednesday evening,
our attention was arrested hy the solemn
;,.hp: II the bell in the Biptit Church,
800 ,ai. village. Upon going into the street,
ve fund 1t was occa.ionei By the raising
ol a D1usla, Dag 90 course, n there WI,
g. bc a display Of oratory upon the occa.
sion. We had desire "io be there to see. %
80 We started up street aud arriving at thc
store Of bate. = Co, found Alvah Black
Bog, upon the platform, ,rpatntins upon
thc su'hmc BEAUTIES Of squaticr sovereign.
~. lie repeated tina, "oli story" We have
heard 80 many time. before, in very rc.pcc.
table style, to the eyilen, satisfaction OF the
it,Ie "iolorn hope" tina, dad the cheering.
There were about thirty Of the "untcrrifed'
present. pcrhap. few more, including the
boys. who came out 10 see the sport. This
reckoning does not include some thirty OF
forty Republicans, who happened along to
see the show.
The squatt,r sovereignty humbus seemed
O. delight the "Snar,ites" most Intensely,
~ the SPEAKER cIpa,ia,ed upon the b'autie.
OF doing a. you have a mind TO-" it could
plainly be seen he had struck the right vein
or when he closed the audience" cheered
with all their might.
Hon. Caleb L. Aver was then ,ro,,ed out
ana made a speech. Caleb launched out
upon various matters, the most prominent
OF which were PUN" wo,d."Peck '.er.,
Niger. and a united democracy. When he
spoke oi''rum' and how the Black Repub.
leans had stolen it away from tie poor To-
CO., his audience all at once took to "spIt
,ins cotton" and their spirits died out
within them; but when be changed the dars
picture and in glowing terms told them
about a firm. tried and united democracy
aud the brilliant proYeci' aioai, their cor
row was turned into laughter aud the vel
kin rung with their shouts After he con
ciulcd no one dared venture out, 80 A" slow
ly and so!emnly" the "squatters" marched
away. leaving their "hlue light" Dag alone
in It's glory. We Looked around for tn,
NAVAL Store Keeper at Portsmouth" anC
the Marshal OF Maine" but they were no
there. What is the matter? l. there .
screw loose" in the old democratic ma
chine, or is this douglas fzzle" a sort o
zone horse team, with no seats for th'
Office holders. lIurrah for "uHiied de
mOeracy!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17
Hon. Charlie W. Walton.

u U.v Pc interesting Oh o." Republicans
OF r., Congressional p,T.ci 70 Know
s.m.,Iias %! tlc PERSONAL history Of ,.,.r
nominee fr Congress. H. va. the IN Of
y.ar. BOZ r--r-s',h'c parents, and was born
in N.l.cr, q 'i'''e town 10 tie NORTHEASTERN
r,t.-t.c County cl oxford. in ,hc year
l,lg. Tptr.'.,c .uiu. which manhood
ta. .1 strongly developed IN 10. man, early
showed itself in tie Toy. The ambition
OF Charlie. ro.s',l away q ZONE higher
sphere of action than the doll routine ol a
farmer, U.s. when a small hoy. about
fourteen year. of AZ. De entered The Office
of tls oxford Dsma.ra', for the purpose ~
learning ,ha printers trade. lie served bis
time 1ut liiiluiiy. snd lsii the Office with
a high reputation a, O. printer. Subsequent.
IL lr worked at DO, trade ,hre. wear, m
Concul, y. a.. and in Boston. M. health
falling hs vas compelled 20 abandon the
profession Of his choice. and returned g.
Maine. he commenced the study at Law
with laac Randall. E.q o. DiSdeld in the
year 1871. and finished DO. course Of study
in tbr .r1rs of Cen Ear we'll. Of tie sane
town. Ia lsIa De was admitted % the bar.
H. AZ once entered into an extensive. lucra.
t,c practice which has tceD increasing ever
since. lis now stands in the very Err,
rank, 81 thc profession in Maine. MIR.
Walton. hy Do. uniirins industry and per-
severance. hi. made himself master m III.
profession Few men arc better ver,,l In
the "maEy atyrnths" Of the Law bu,
varv Ew bct'r- understand the avenues
which Isrl 60 the hearts Of Jury panel.
Mr. Walton. ia lsi7. W., chosen A,,or-
ny sr che .,upty Of Oz'nrl. and held tia,
vGics four years. dlscharsiug it. duties with
much ar'',y In 1885,. he wa. chosen ~
t1ru.y nc The County OF Anlro.cossin,
ub,rh .F-s be now holds.
Tier, b. one thing in N, early liie Of Mr..
Walton worthy Of special notice. IL i. a
proud example u al young men who 90
out in,o the world comhatrn: and struggling
against the adverse element, which sur.
round ,hs pathways ct those born and rear
ei in the humble walks Of life
llc had no educational Advantages. save
those found in the common town schools.
when learning his trade he improved bis
spare moments in studying the elementary
works which laid the foundation Tor good
English education.
While hboring as journryman IN Bo'
ton he pursued during the whole time a
regular course u study, taking up nearly
all the higher English branches, and acqulr.
ins good knowledge Of the Latin and
French languages.
He i empha,ieally a self.edueated. self.
made man. Asa public speaker Mr.. Wal.
ton hold. a very respectable rank. lie !.
always clear. logical and convincing. UPON
an tie great political questions Of the day
he is sound and reliable. Ills good prae,i-
cal sense, habits o. industry and ability a.
a forensic dsbt,sr, will render him one Of th,
mos, useful, influential members Of the mex
House
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

MnsorM ELrTioS. Tho members d,
Consrc.. elected are a. follow.
Di.uic, l.-Franci, +. Blair. tR'p uca
Barrett, (Dsm.)
Di.uic, flames :. Rollins, tUnion)
vic, Anderson, (Dem.)
District 3 John u. Clark, DEM re-
elected.
T. District i.-Elijlh W. Norton, tDcn }
vice J. Craig. DO.
Dlstric, John W. Reid, DEM re.
elected.
Di.ric, John 5. Phelps, DEM re.
elected.
District John W. NOEL, tDcm.) 70.
elected.
by tho latest returns, c. Jackson, lead'
Orr, the Union candidate, by about COCO
votes. Thi. is claimed as an indication Of
Douglas strength in Missouri. But Jack.
son, though supporting Douglas, as Cit.
zen. ran upon. and endorses an ultra South
ern platform. recognizing the RICH. Of hold
ing Slaves in the territories, and denying
the power Of Congress. or the territories to
inhibit il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17
DR.. Rust. Of Paris, from the committee
on resolutions, presented tho following
winch ve,c unanimou.ly adopted;

DIR. Rust, OF Paris. from the COMMITTEES
on resolutions, presented tho following
which were unanimously adopted
RooirtJ. That the Platform OF the kc.
publican National Convention, holden u,
Chicago in May last, meets our unqnallhed
approval. and cnunciates principles in sur.
pirt OF which every freeman should be PROUD
10 do battle. until they are acknowledged
as the basis Of our governments policy.
Rs,0lrod, Tha, We hail with the liyeliest
satisfaction the nomination Of Abraham LIN
coin and HdnH,bdl Hrmha Tor the two high
-, Offices In the giltof the American people /;
and triumphan,ly point 10 them as the rep
rc.entntiyc men Of the Republican party,
and living Illustrations OF it, truly conser.
ya,lye and genuine democratic principles.
Rs,olred. That thu present national adj
mlni.tration, for the proiigaliiy ol ITS cH.
penditurts. the corruption OF it, officials, ana
the extent Of IT. ontrages upon the rights OF
the people, is without parallel IN the his
tory Of our country. and finds iis counter
part nnly in the rotten dcsPo,ism Of anoih'
or hemi'pher
R0Olrcd. That the Democratic party, al
ter ha,in. fJr a long series OF years, abused
the confidence " It's honest supporters. and
been deserted by large majority Of them,
now presents tho melancholy spectacle Of n
' house divided against itself" and we
rledge ourselves % labor ycalously hence.
forward TO secure tho fulGlmeni. and dem.
on.trnio TO tho world tho truth OF the SCRIP
turc declaration, that such an institution
" shall not stand. y
R,,olrsd, That in Israel Washburn. jr.,
our standard bearer m the prcsen, STATE
campaign. we recognize the able and fear.
lcs. cxponen, AMI defender OF Republican
principles. from the start. and that in Sep.
icmhcf next weNill ratify hi, nomination
az tho polls. with 10000 votes.
Rs,,irri. That the course Of John j. Per-
~ our able and Efficient Representative IN
Concrcs. meets our approval. aud demon
.,ratrs the wisdom of the choice by which
he has been twice elected i1r the honorable
position which be now hll'.
Rs,rir,d. That we prcs'n, the names VI
Charles v. Walton Tor Representative 60
Congress. and Daniel llowc- Cor an Elcctor
OF President and Vice President. as the I'M
animou, choice " the Republican. Of this
Congressional District. and We pledge our.
selves 90 use all fair and honorable means 90
secure their triumphant election.
The Convention then adjourned sns de-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17
Oxford County Convention and rs
Nominees.


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represented. A Avg. number of OF-,r,
were o. De- nominated. and of saur., drTr.
ences OF opinion r-ry,i.I before the con.
fic,in- claim. oi rlDiria',. were settled hy
the action of the Convention. There were
none Among de defeated candidate. We
w,ufI ,.rt L,,.. .,. fr, ,..-I.,ri, ..,,.,.,r,.l
had tr,, t--, .l..,.lt,,t. ,.,,.r,i,, ~.
STANDARD bs,r.-. BIZ, On. r,r,,i., ,Ir,,dy
eomn.pr.l. H.. t-.s, nominated B.. ,
strong ore. and will ts supported. vi, lav,
no d,gb,. tg the entire PARTY in our Clun.
". The nomination %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17
Shocking Murder in stOnsham

Last Friday night, bloody affair occur
red In Stoneham which resulted in the death
Of Calvin II. McKecn, by pistol 'hOi, dis
charged by John u. Coffin.
Mr. and Mrs. MeKccn lived in house
owned by Coffin, who boarded with them,
On the nigh, in question, Coin, being sick
slept with McKecu, whose wife occupied a
room alone, in another part OF the house
She WI. alarmed by a pistol shot, and on
her way 10 the room met Colin, who told
her he had killed her husband. Coffin al
leges that while out doors, he saw MeReeu
carry to his room large butcher knife
On entering the house be vas attacked, and
defended himself with la,iron. After a
contest. each became disarmed. and MeKeen
attempted a hand.to.hand scuille, when COT
fin sho, him through the neck with pistol
IL is little singular, that 10 the contest
McKcen, who was the larger man OF th'
two. was badly wounded, while Colin escap
ell without scratch. Coffin was commit
ted to Jail Saturday, and will probably have
his trial at this term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

CALIFORNIA. by the overland express we
have news from the Pacific to Angus. l'i.
The Democratic State Committee held a
meeting ON the 3Oih ult. Amer a Discus
sion as to the nomination OF an electoral
ticket, the Convention diyided,-96 being
for Breckenridge and 10 for Douglas. Each
wing have called nominating conventions,
and each claim that theirs is the regularly
nominated candidate.
All the State Senators, who hold over are
for Douglas. This looks hard for DR.. Gwin.
whose term expires next March. A Bell
and Everett Convention was to DO held in
San Francisco.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

old students in the chapel, which was nd
dressed by large number. All seemed to
enjoy the occasion, and every thing "wen'
merry a. marriage bell" Another COLA
ton closed the exercises Of the day. Among
those upon the stand we noticed Kt-"oV'
Morrill,. Judge May and Hon. 5. 7. Benson
There was excellent music on the occasion
under the lead Of Col Wing Of Winthrop
Thi. Seminary i' now capable Of accom-
dating abou, three hundred students. IL Is
in healthy location, has able. exp rlcnccd
teachers, and I. destined to take rank be-
side the very frat literary Institutions in
Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

The probe, Of forming union elec,o-
raj ticket in Pennsylvania, has succeeded,
but meets with opposition frOn the Doug.
las men. Forncy's Pres, which has, du.
ring the whole campaign, dI'coanicnanced
the scheme, denounccs the bargain in strong
terms. A meeting Is to bo held at Harris
burg, to take measures for forming a new
ticket, The Press says the friends Of Doug
Ia. want clean victory, or clean defeat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

KENNEBEc NOMINATIONS. The Senatorial
and County Conventions were held on Thurs
dvy last. Mc-srs. Bieknsll and Hopkins
were re.nominaisd for the Senate By aeeIa'
nation. and Warren Perciyal, Esq, Of Vas
salboro' received the nomination for Sen''
tor, 10 place OF Hon. j. II. Drummond, who
has moved from the County. John lIAteh'
Esq, va, nominated for Sheriff. and Ma
thaniel Chase. Esq, for County Commits
.ioner. The following denominations were
made by aeclamation Hon. II. X. Baker'
Judge Of Probate Jos. Burton, ESQ., Reg
l.ter OF Probate. and Daniel Pike, bq'
County Treasurer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

II,xLlS GRErs. Tho Republicans Of
Portland have organized an association
under the above mans. The following OFF,
GERS were chosen. at late meeting John
Lynch. President; Jane, :. Miller, Cap.
tain Henry Robinson, Secretary and Treas.
urcr.
The Republicans Of the Forest City ar'
awake. and will give such a majoriiy in
september, a, will wipe ou. the Disgrace oi
the last municipal election.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17
Supreme Julieial Court.

Tho Angus, Term, Oxford County, com.
mcncct Il. session, on Tuesday. Member.
Of the bar, a, we'll as parties and their wit.
nc.ses were pleased TO sec Judge Kent pres,
emit. The urbauo manner and disnihed bear
Ing Of Judge Kent, upon the bencl, as well
as IN private. have given him deserved pop
ular,y in ,Gi, County. The attendance y
no, large; and We learn that the term will
probably be quite short.
The following li.t contains the names oil
the traverse jurors present
uEsr TANTL.
rrhraim Goddard. Rumford, Fordman.
Timothy Ayers. Bethel
Thelismcr B,arcr. Hebron.
Jonsthan Cook, Jr.. Porter.
Psrley French. Albany.
Reubcn Favor, Paris.
jeremiah Knight. Peru.
stephen knight, sweden.
Henry Lord. Lowell.
Abci e.. Mar.ion. Andoycr.
samuel VI. Newhall. Paris.
Daniel Parsons, Hartford.
SECOND PANEL.
otis True. Norway. Foreman.
John l.. Kimhall. Hiram.
Thoma. y Kicker. Woodstock.
Charlie, T. Smith, Denmark.
Rulu. Scvcry, DNhold.
Wobibury l.. stanton, Oxford.
William Treat, Canton.
Charles Y Tuell. Sumner.
Ball Il. Willis. Hanover.
Henry Whitney. Brownhcld.
Edward VI Yates, Greenwood.
Alfred 4. Eastman. Stow.
suP,RNuNTRARITs.
joseph Chandler, fryeburr.
". + Merrill. Byron .-cIcused.
Oliver Porter, Waterford excused.
Tuesday was mostly taken up, in callin;
the docket, and dsposing Of actions by de
faul. and nonsuit Tho following aetioni
have been tried. thus far:
Emily Staples, v. Alccrnon II Staples
Libel for divorce divorce dccrccd.
Andrews.
II. Il. Foster, Lib't, vs. \. J Foster
Divorce dscrccd.
Aver & Wcdcwood
Sarah Akely. Lib't, ". Jas. II. Akeley
Divorce dccrecd.
RawsOn.
Sarah j. Thomas, vs.. Pel,g +. Oldham
Complaint for bismrdy. After the eyldenc'
was partly out. the case was taken from
the jury, aud settled between the PARTIES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

\ Committee Of the Executive Council,
in Massachusetts,, have publI'hcd dark
Statement, concerning the management Of
the Reform School in that State. Tho
Trustee. make counter statement, showing
tina, the charge was based upon an imPer-
feet examination, and the testimony Of The
,ror,i pupil, in the institution. They ay
that due care ha. been used aud the boys
made as comfortable as their limited accom-.
modations, since the Gre, would allow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17
L,rrvnnor. n. II. 40 10, 100.
.itnr Of Orfurl Demncrat

Editor Oi bNlJru btmpffh
A !amentablc case u fright, resulting in
death. occurred In this ,illagr. yc.ierlay.
under tho following circumstance. S,iur.
day might. between gand 10 O'Clock, during
a di.sraccrul domestic quarrel, the woman
cried murder" which - frightened Mrs.
smith Davis, near neishbor, that 'he vent
into eonyul.ions. and remained inseu'ih's
ell morning. when she vas confined, and
fingered ell II O'Clock when she cIpifct.
She remained in.en.iblc till death. The
child. II course. died. Mr.. Davis was "A
e.,imable young lady, only daughter Of Mr.
Joseph Pickering. She hal been married
about a year and woali have baen ~ years
old to day. respectfully yours.
Wv. II WAEuwrLL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

Courts, and will be supported with a beTr'y
good will by the Republicans Of Old OK
f,-d.
Elisha WINrER.
For Judge OF Probate the convention -.
lccted Elisha Winter Of pii6eld. Mr.. W.
ba. bad some experience in public affairs,
having been Tor three years CLERK Of the
Court. Cor this County. lie is now pr'c.
,isnr Attorney, and take. very resPecta
DE rank a, the bar. Mr.. Winter ia gen.
,leman Of sterling integrity, well qualified
ior the position, and viii unqucs,ionably
serve the rsorle aecrpnbly in the high and
responsible position Of Julsc.
Judge Brown. who go,s GA, Of the Office
Will carry with him the respect and conf.
deDcc Of the people he has 80 faithfully and
imrlri,ally served S'und in Judgment,
homes, IN heart. and faithful IN the discharge
Of every public duty. he will retire and car.
" with h,a the rc,rcct and the esteem Of
ali
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

The following nominations wero made a,
the Republican County Convention holden
in this town, 9Th inst
For Senator'S John Bridges, John VI.
Moves.
For ShcriF-I.aac II Thomas.
For County Treasurer Nathaniel X.
Sawyer.
For Judge Of probate-parker Tuck
For County Commi'sion'r-Winslow =.
SpOGori. II Ellsworth Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

At the Comfy and Senatorial Convention
in Portland. Thursday, the following nom
nations were made
Senator,-N. j. Miller, Sewall y. Gross,
Nathaniel j. Pease. Warren IL Vin,on.
Co. Commi.sionsr-N. l.. Humphrey.
Sbcrif-Thomas penncl.
Register II Probate-Eugene IIunphrey
Judge Of probate-W. g. Barows.
Co. Treasurcr-Isaac r. Qulnby.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

A Washington despatch states that rhad'
deus Hyatt, designs to prosecute in the sew
eral State Courts, each Of the U. 5. sena'
tors. who voted to ipprison him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

The Republican, Of Woodstock have %.
lectcd Aioniram Curtis, as a candidate Tor
representative, from the class composed Of
Woodstock. Sumner and Buckhsli.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

The Cattle Show and Far Of tho Union
Agricultural Society will 10 held on ,hs
10Th and ll,h Of October, instead Of 10Th
and llth, a, stated in our last.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

BErnEL CAuP MErrNG. We are reqnc'-
ted, by the Committee OF Arrangement 10
say tina, the Bethel Camp Meeting has been
postponed.