Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
oF ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HANNIBAL HAMLN,
OF MAINE
FoN NIrorOEs,
Az Lrr-s-wILLINM WILLIS.
AgNER yugTEN
Yie;crrll Yie,orYl,l

All hail the ODD K,y.,lns' th' li,'.iar,
and ths Backsys.' Victory la, r-r.hci
upon your banners. s.',,.r- on. question,
that AnE,u,v Us. rS FL. o. h. uar ur1',
prc.ilsn; by Gle vote. o.. Gle An.r.,aa 20
rlc. TIE psun.y'ura election .s 70 perfect
eIun.ai.hsr % 30 fusion 90 attempt. at'
fusion. yu.ira proved ,1 o. .r'a..'u
"w5r.r c.ur,uulel'' % ths ea .a.s, 90 'r-,-
DON. s1l Ike &c celebrated slu 10 has
kicked the owner over Taking into ac.
count a'l TIE cirrgm.a.ys r.rH-.trl with
the els,, the issue rroi.r- aaI ,le result.
% he attained. Poi rnII.1' t-.a"r on O. rr,'.
,r,r sruefIr. lts the great battle o; Oh.
Gss. The hinge ur5u which tlrnri che -
time, q thi. grra, Esru,hc The ,hin: 5.
ptt.l. ~ auc man % any party can
make any other calculation than that Lin
coin will D, elected Pennsylvania hs. .-t
lied this alone when We take into ac
count thc fact that al Ibc opposing rlriie.
% the gallant Curtin were combined upon
Poster. that 70 was clean f.ht, ETlli--7-
iSa 49, GIo'irr ic1', united up.n single
man and then " hen We consider .,ill fur
ihsr, that with an the. fearful 1iI,a-,iu,'
him, Curtin ha. been elected hy over 'ii-',
,ss.'I1l majority, no one can doubt bu,
Psnn.ylvana will 20 lJr Lincoln hy ma
iOrity ranging from iry o. bunIryc
thousand This may seem large h.t lie
no, on.y pJs,ihle bat probable. Because DO
Newcomer the aii.r- of slavery viii Pee found
ksLiiu. lu'Ul. ol fusion Their RESENT dt.-
ustrous defeat will distract tIsm. viii en-
gender .su.. and yal1u.rs, beside, ll.cour
ssin- their mr1 With fusion rr confusion
hereafter among ihc enemies Hl freedom in
Psnn.yIuuu. o., VII D. the sam, thing.
o~fl.1 t,.1' vii '7r- ''fs che r,IIo. t-nri,
in ihe.r sry. 49,. Che defeated FORE.
nse huryruc their DIAL lr.,.a. their
~ounl-i aol -t,,nr'.r. o. recruit, and
bring int line 1f ta't.- their ,rIxru ranks.
the republican. with a'l ttc ,..,r ant inn.
Pstuo,.ty ga Napoleon r..-ry, will rush o.
the SEA ADD carry every r,rt aal every CT.
Adsl ani every battery BY storm
Their, D.. 90 hone, mol, tn shadow Of a.
hop Or pra-',vsry democracy in the land
Of the Quaker. They have "yl,cI. " auI
ihA, Is an ,nd o. IL. Bat there i, another
idea ia tbi. c,nnrct,In worthy Of notice.
Pennsylvania j. the most conservative Of en-
the free states in the union Excitement.
never disturb or af'ct her. Her cii.frf.
are slow % move out of the h,aten track
Her business connection. 90 vcry great *.
tent srs with people residing in the slave
State There - u1 such thing as radical
s,7l.,ionisn in Pennsylvania B.rler.u.
upon slave territory ia. 0,I Commonwealth 2
IA, alvey. resisted every thin. ,ha, Ipuk-d 3
like au unlawful interference with slave
property IN TIE States where it i.rcco.rii &
by law Pennsylvania. were the very last
men 10 all the free state. % o. surr-I &,
action BY To- ..a,-ry question Now the
fact that TIA. State '.s SPOKEN Boo such tbuu-
der tones Is a matter OF profound ..-nid.
eanec. hrsJyes that the cucroacamcut o.
the slave O., sarchy have aroused 90 rg.i-
tive action tie great conservative e,,ment oi
the country.
Another Ut the j5uh,.al end we nav well
cay hs mast Doubtful Of no the frss STATE.
hA. wheeled into liae 10 ,ll.an, style We
refer 70 one OF the great STATE. iu the nigh
~ North West, INDIANA, State tLat gave
Buchanan in 1896 almost twenty thousand
msjnriy. Gen Lane the republican eandi-
date ior Governor has beaten b.. adversary
BY a hsnd'ome majority aud ihe legislature
Is 70 Be rcPdblican, with seven republican
nsnssr. Of Congress out Of eleven.
Then comes ONO. the queen Of the West.
going republican by twenty-five thousand.
sabsiAn'iaiins her reputation as one Of the
leading repab,i-an states in the union.
State to BE- relied upon in any and all emsr-
saneies. These three StA.s elections no. on.