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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-28
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siptlben German. unb 9pmboroirase,
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bt baS 3IGensD eparterreut nnter ib.
Ole efber bitten at ben 8~eneiSten i3uirrub hS Publtuus,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

Mn. Prck's OrERArroSs. The Calais Ad.
vortiser arpear, to have been furnished with
some information touching tho Peek affair.
II says:
"Ther, are rumors, more or les. anthem
tic, Of acts upon tie parts Of sundry Banks,
which may render them liable to pay back
some Of the public funds. IL Is said they
have paid them out by Mr.. Peek. dircc.
ton, Tor private purposes, somewhat after
this fashion. lIt, wishing to make rai.c
Of money, would take notes to the banks,
holding the public funds. and get them dis.
coun.ed, agreeing to lee the public money
lay until their maturity, aui adding biz
official cheek, ddf,d Ghcad, as collateral:
when the notes became due. the banks
charged them OF in account with the Treas
urcr Should this prove to be 50. the banks
should be made to pay. The Committee
having the matter in Land, will spare no.
body.
1.-THE dofalca,ion stands sol .OOO. AlarsO
portion Of this amount went, directly aud
Indirectly into the Canada operation exam
med by competent, parties, whose report is
exceedingly favorable. The appearance now
Is, that they will not be heavy losers. Should
the banks be made to pay back any eonsid.
cradle sum, the Canada property will be
quite sufficient to indemnify the bondsmen
for the balance. In any event the State
will lose nothing.
81, !, now well ascertalned that the ae-
counts Of the Treasurer were correct at the
time OF last years investigation, and the
money actually IN the Treasury. lilo had
undoubtedly made use OF some OF the public
money before that time, bu, had borrowed
enough to gc. by settling day. just how
much he wa. deficient does not appear, bu.
probably no, largo amount"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

VrRuAs. AGAiS. We gave our reAso ans,
IN previous number, for declining to pub
li,h communication from this correspond.
ent. The most oI .n,ivo expression wa, his
declaration OF principle, "war to the
knife, aud knife to the hit; and God be
with the right"
We have now n second letter, in which
be claims no more ultra doctrines than have
been frequently expressed in our columns.
Willingness to a.'s., or sympathy for ia
giuve, be CONSTITUTES as " War against slave
~ !" and eoufnipg Il! within its present
limits, by which It mus, gradually become
extinct. he considers " driving it to the
hil,." This. wO regard as a remarkably
mlld explanation Of a very fierce expression,
but we give him the benefit Of It.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

Nh..NI.,, I.H. e.. l>.I.
W, have nothing asr O. e.aaa7.-l's
respecting ,ls ,rz-. .ar,s,1. co.. t.v ,f,..-
srslip. which b, probably alma. ...I o..
drrs % hy our real. r, b.. Ir..a
nov, from tlc Democratic ..'. .s t.
nos ..t large r.r.s.r of srl'fsm
Il, tlf r,s.t o. p...-, 90 r.,,. r.s
g'.r ~ r.Ie 90 'le .H- ai o.. iern. ''.l
S.l-s yt azrei,sa. .r..I ..a H r.-.r.ei
- ur PC Ia5.aur'-.y 81. res
tim tacis T1,ssr 90 a.Ha.rrr aat ..e vi. .,s
i-rm w.'t.r Goa ur-lna..a. so party
bls a. l,.ls.ty, aaI 90 is u1v quito certain
that che rpsi'.5a element t' ,Ha EsTl .i-
can, e.ua9. uul.g. aud "a, ., s.rl4rr,.y
Iupossia,, 90 -;. Ca nl.00ig So. .r >.s--
man, u, clce,.ln can ts alt..I ltri a'Vrr,-
sat-u4sy t.iak u1t ulul .u.s g. Charlie
TN Conv utf1n Something rrr mus, torn
up talt clug1tu5v beaau.'Ia..-. tl,n-'
will remain ia ih-rf present. ls.r;Iu.ti
state. To, Esplb. aus N.. never yield
Sherman. uuis,, bs Voluntarily withdraw,
which be viii u,s Do, unless advised by BOO,
friends. SO nan ga ths E.ruh.irlu party
can command 80 large a vote. homes 90
would a, ,y .ar ,le Republican,. 90 scat
iss tl,.r ,.:,s upon other aal.Ht...
H. any y.rw 90 the natter utish can De-
iaksD. irs Republican Il.. Is u.t r,sr1u.
sib'o Or Ai- t.ay Iv lave remained
client upon u,tIY1.. ...sr.-rl'sl when
ever they c,ul go sas OPPOSITION O. cone
.snt, aud a, al times have h.en willing 90
Adop, ,hs plurality rule, vaica would rai
An end % tus contest.
The S.aats. after &C., end iai discus
sion. have come " tle conclusion they have
power o., I.s...s.- before taa H.us ,taI o.
crs.n1sl "a vtI 81, Co v..k.
re National Grarl Division % o." S'r'
OF Tsmpinncc was in session in ia., ciiy
last week. They bal pctur meeting 40
the Smithsonian Institute Ilall on THURSDAY
evening la. G-u'l Casy o., Ohio va. ai.
vs-u.sd to speak, bat in consequences Of abe
disconuecuug OF toe cars, ai.el O. get iuto
the city in s.a,on. The meeting VAS az
dressed 5y several elersymcn prcssn'-mem-
bcr. Of tus ofisr--in a very eloquent, inter-
e.ins manner. Tbcy we're accompanied 20
the Hall by land Of muse. whose per
formaoc,s ADDED interest 20 the meeting.
To, Am.F.eau Colonization Society also
held tbeir annual meeting ca Tuesday last.
., the sane place. The Report wa' rad BY
abe Secretary. F'Oa thi,RsPoTt haPPear'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

llrrrE. ruE Bans 90 Tur lst,Np'. 4
Poem. By SrtyLsTER u. iLolrr Port
land B,urr 4 NuTr.
\ Gno poem, and worthy Of attention,
both for tie beauty VI it, ,ersc. and the
deem iuicre,, ofthc story. Tho writer, i'm.
PEELED. ~ he declares. by Nature. aud not
for " Greed Ut Fame" -, indc,i, e, IN.
terrrc,rr u Nature. In reading 1t one can
almost hear ,he roar Of the wave. anu lc,l
the bot mir OF .hc jc.cr,,--so windy are the
scene. portrayed. H., M ono ia,l to read
IL, TIL. }. the fr't Offering o. the new Port.
land Erm; and they have taken care that
the outward appearance should be equal TO
the merit % ihc work
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

The i..'Iuir, patriotic letter va, written
tlth.u,1,..r,ala complimentary supper
stps.aIslraa. The frauaug.. aul homes.
tvrru, declaration will be worthy u! com.
mrd.i51.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

woEkiSo FARMER. The best Of the
monthly agricultural papers on our list. is
the Working Farmer, edited by the disiin.
gui.hsd Prof. j. j. Mapc,. 1t may, Per.
haps, be charged, that he sets a high value
upon the fertilizer prepared under his d.
reciion. bui aside IRON this. which is al
ways incidental, the paper is filled with
sound matter. seasonably presented. The
paper is marked by the entire absence Of
.how. depending upon its intrinsic merits.
for favor with tho agricultural community.
We heartily commend il to all in pursuit Of
,ueb reading matter. Price $500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27
Deleyates 10 tho Chicago Convention.

Delegates 10 the Chicago Convention.
The call for the National Republican
Convention. TO H. held at Chicago, on tho
18th Of Jane, authorizes four delegates at
large. from each State, and two from each
Congressional District. Tho Committee
have not designated the manner in which
these delegates shall be chosen, consequent.
~ il devolves upIu the people Of tie sever
al Stare. as matter Of right to decide the
manner In which they may be elected.
We are little surprised that in soma
quarters. |, Is seriously proposed to let the
members Of the legislature do all ihi' busi-
ness. witbou, reference to the wishes Of the
people in any m>nncr, further than the
mCagcr opportunity offered In 50 short a
time. for the member. to consult with their
constituents. While the custom existed Of
making nomination. by Legislative caucus
Is. it was understood, at the time OF the
elections. that thi. va, 10 b, a par, Of the
duty to b, performed by the Representa-.
tive and be went 10 the capital, in mca'
sure clothed with Authority asa delegate.
Tho system, however, proved an obnoxious
one. and was abandonel-as we hops iorcv.
CT abandoned. We think tho a,ismP, now
bciu: made to select the delegate, 10 Chica.
go IN ,hi. manner. an assumption OF power
which canno, TAIL to have an uniAvoTahlo
result. That Convention Is to hc a holly
representing the people o, the country. and
it, DELEGATES should bo ch5s,n by Conycn-
tons appointed for this purpose 10y the pco-
pie.
An Objection urg iagains. this course i,
that it will unnecessarily AID to - mum.
Der Of Convention, 20 be held during the
season. Aud thi, has considerable force.
4 moro feasible plan, however, las been
proposed, and one that We consider 20 be
curr,ly practicable. 1t !, this. The State
Convention. i1r the nomination Of a canii.
dlt' Tor Governor, msy be called two week.
before the ;inc Of holding the National
Convention. 1hi. body can ,eloc, the four
delegate, At lar;' Tho delegation, from
the several Congressional District. m1y BE-
accredited as district delegates, aud select
delegate. from their respective districts,
who may b, accredited by the sub eonveu
ton or the whole business may DO ratified
in state Convention. ~ this means We
shall hav, delegates selected directly from
the people. alta time too late Tor any tam.
psrins. ~ the frlrni, of tho candidate Of
any locality, who ~ll 90 TO Chicago Oiled
with the enthusiasm of 'ls opening cam.
rai.n nt home, having double The moral
force. Of legislative caucus delegates. Tbcy
would also carry with them tho authority
Of tie culor,cmcrt Of a State Convention,
which will undoubtedly 10 o,'sii is held
thus early in The ',a,nr, mai strong *.
preston in favor of our own candidate.
Hon. W.. Pr FusNpN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

ATNE Tos All TnNcs. Country pastor.
are subjected " almost numbcrlsss annoy.
anccs. About onc-i1urlh OF the service j.
frequently interrupted by persons late to
church. entering carele-siy, bu',lins about
the fire. or something Of the sort. Recent.
ly We have heard o. pastor, who, whom
the hour Of service arrived, saw that many
OF his congregation w.rc more deeply inter.
csted in reading the new, than in attending
tp the du.ie, Of the hour. lIe rose. and AZ.
ter moments pause. said :" We will
now lay aside our newspapers, aui unite in
singing the - hymn"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

STArE REroEN ScnooL. The annual re-
p0st shows the whole number VI boys 10
the school OF the commencement OF the yc,r
To have hcsn 2l3. Committed since %.
Number remaining at the close Of the year
lS2. The whole number Of commitments
since tie school wa. opened is go, cent
from coun,ic., as follows: AndrOscOssin
20 Cumberland 1913 Franklin : Han
cock 8, Kennebec 70; Lincoln %; OK
ford S Penobscot 9G Piscalaquis ,; Sag.
adahoc so; Somerset Il Washington 30
York g.. Portland has sent %, Bangor
g., Biddeford 80, Bath 81, Augusta %
Gardner 10. Roekland Is, Saeo %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27


F,IRB,SKs' SrASplsD ScNrs. Of every
variety, aud Tor al! uses, commend them,,i.
ve' to every one in need Of weighing appl.
rntus, because:
/. They are made on strictly correct 81.
sntife principles, which have been lu,oI
by experience.
.. They are made Of the best materials.
3. They are made by the most .killlal
and experienced workmon, who are rcquir.
81 to DO every part Of their work-in th.
most thorough name. possible.
I. They are Subjected u severe and
systematic test, BY which every part /.
known to be perfca. and reliable before bo-
ing put into use.
3. They have the universal confidence
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O. Their reputation has been gained BY
their uniform and permanent correctno.,
BY tho thorough and continuous trials to
which they have constantly been subjected
BY their durability. convenience and ADAPT.
ednes' 70 the worried want, Of the bu..n,,,
community. and by judicial decision, based
upon undousted evidence % .la above facts.
:. They arc still Manufactured by the
original inventors. whose long experience,
devoted only 10 this branch JOHANNESBURG.
cuabl,s them 10 discover and peri,e. such
improvement, as can add 10 their real val.
ne, in poin, Of pirman-r, accuracy or econ.
ony, and deter. them also from oG'rin. 10
the public such notification, a. the ~ q
will prove worso thfl ,aluel,a
3. They contain many very yalaa5lein.
provemeni., essential 10 the perfection n
tho platform Scale. which have been Ta'.a.
ted, and which eanno, be used by Any ylh.
er manufacturer.
o. The large and constantly increasing
faoiliiir. II the manufacturers; the valuable
machinery, (rnueh MI, their own iu,-n.
tion.) which, while Z, lessen, 10. co., .,
production increases the unerr.ns pr.s... a
aud accuracy OF the work anu ih,lr long
experience, by which every Tar, Of th..r
work IL accomplished - the best possible
advantage, enable them 10 eel their S.,lr
1t prices, quality and capacity considered,
below any other manufacturer.
10. rhcy are warranted m tho mos.
ample manner. any work found Defective
bong ehecr'uIIv AMI promptly made god
Or exchange rhs widely known reliability
Of the manufacture. bling siri.in a,,l-
rance that their warranty i'a perfect s4l.-
guard for their customers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27
JouN ,. FERRY. Editor.

Tenn. .-Ous Dolaraal ril, cruis pc 'saf'
l. ApVaSct; Two Dollars az che ,ud 81 The
yea.
Ctusutvo. r. sccomm,.'st sur.' a.nis VII
ling To- rij iu eSIsalirs tas cir'uai.'n 81 'y,l'
rsr.r. ,,h.r,ths noss, accompanies tae .rtor.
wc viii -.nf
10 Cop'es, 3r oas year. 'of l 5',o
T5-S. ". Nuts, so. I ~coia,'- nuiHHg,
-, $500. g.. ts.. i. saIh OBJ. Itnrr.sivr 1I
,s,t.eu-st. iaI ,his Isrsf. at ur faIr, ,nt,s 'e-
sui,si Q, b.. .
RS. VI. PrrrrN sttt = CO., no state See
Bs.ion. auf ie2 Mace Sc, Sos N,.h 'I' zoe
suthsr.fsI a.suis iaf Ifa,lr. .ui'sst'Tiuns aua
tofw atfin1 sdyfu.ssnsnis.
rlrpa,mrHtis So 40 'y..tisruenis hrld 2" Do
AZ ffuai ihs date oithr d-.t ir.ruiaa.
- Concentration shaHd o. directed o.
"Ths ONofi u, .lrsr.t,' Poo. We.
Rock and job "a iur
PROMPTLY An NELLY ENCOtrLp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

about 500 black. were by tho Society car
riei TO Africa during the lac, year. IL has
leaked oct that on the question Of the con-
6-ma,ion ot Mr.. Faulkner as Minister TO
France. In sscre, session Of the Senate, there
W., Jne OF the most stormy debates ever
known in that body The Republicans took
ground against ,bc confirmation, for the
reason that Faulkner hal expressed an opin-
ion that be election Of Republican presi-
dent would Be- a Sufficient eaI.a for di.so-
luton OF tbe Union. Il !, said the he was
given Mr.. Dooliitle Of WISCONSIN by .room's,
and ~ D5oli,tlc aopg hack. There il no
good reason why the confirmation Of these
oEccr, should 10 sc'el upon in secre, se'-
SION. The people oacht 90 know how these
senators act aud vote ur,n these matters,
O., well as uplu the ratiG,a,ion Of tree, tie,
ard many other thing. which are fIcd w
in secret clnehve.
polbt,ess one very strong reason Why tho
Pes. snt and Administration are 80 much
opposed TO an organization oI The House, Is
thy fact that very large majority Of rs
members are in favor Of TrairHg out the
corruption. and rasyahties of the Buchanan
dynasty. They tear exposure. and shrins
lr.m investigation. No wonder, Tor u the
Who'll, truth could be got AZ, fact. would
come Out Which would aslonish the whole
c'4ut-y.
S'r,c tie assembling Of the House, one
fr. at. tsen tie .ubj RI, Of good deal Of
mark. We rylcr Q, t,c hearty response
90 III tho galleries Of rank dr,uniou ssn,i-
usn,.. Whenever a speech is made in which
Gle RepOb..,an party aud i,' members are
ds-rlncs1. the O.. u obnoxious. reasonable
seuu-euts are lolJ'y chscr,i. not only ou
Q. , demucut, eide q the Iiorse, bat from
tle ,Ic,,ltlr, in tbc galleries. ~ the r'o-
f.' Foo tls District are 70 ,crv great ~.
tent ga and clothed out Of The public crib,
when tte DIGESTION % appropriation comes
ur. tisy may find tLgir treasury remember.
81. Kapas vl., apply Tor admission carly
90 tlr .@.gu alter o., organization, and At
wall boa diGcult question lor ,he dcmoera.
cy 90 So, over without JAmaeIu. their lu-
tur, prospects This encourage. the demo
crlt. 90 l,lihu,'rr Oh the organization 70
kss, 90 this matter as long as possible. The
House will admit Kansas uri.r her new
constitution. There is sl,arlya majority 60
d. 60; bat i1 t.c Ssuate there will b, IA
,,rors opposition from the d.morr,i, eide
Of clio Chamber. twill rut tn The test thc
J..iun' OF popular sovereignty, or no ono
can doubt fora momru, but the T-pais Of
that territory are Boo favor % fro State
constitution. aud 10 is Republican IN form,
o. chat there can ~ no valid reason Why she
sh.rI. not le welcomed in. Yet doe demo.
cret. i1 ih- Ssulie will fight the bill, and
az general impression l., vii Isieatit; in
which event Che issue must <, into tHs neH,
Presidential contest. By Go umo We ct
through o., K,aas controversy a. thi. -.
s,rl or C.u-rr-,. iha Hypocrisy and cheat
OF obi, o.. y.r,,s N.lr,.s, B.il, and OF the
party ,l,t framed 10, si.l be pretty cdce,u.
ally ,zrl,ei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

The Courier says that deo Blt,', 'r.,..
man On the T.. & X. Il. Il. wa. fatal, ll.
jur~'I on Saturday. lie tell between ,ao
car. aud SIX Of them ran over him.
4 Committee Of the stakeholder. Of the
Noromoysa bank, are at Augusta. to obtain
authority to take the affair, IRON the hanI,
Of the receivers and wind up the concern
themselves. IL Is ,lid that they have ..
pie assets TO pay the bill holders.
The Advertiser learns of a melee between
two lads. in Hiram. named Ril0n and
WAdsworth, about seat at school Is
states that the latter was - mach iny.r.l
that he died two daysulicr
The Herald says Mr. Bishop Of Connect.
cut. Commissioner Of Patents, has r.i-....
Samuel Iusham OF Connection, ha. bosn
offered the place. Tie declined il, bu. h4,
since decided to take 10.
Four Of the Assistants OF Dr. Worcester
in the preparation Of biz Dictionary, are
graduate, Of Bovioin, viz joseph Halo
Abbott ls22. Ezra Abbott 1870. and wi.
liam 4, Wheeler aud william T.. Drew. OF
1858.
Carlos Couecr. Troupo. composed mostly
Of Maine boys, recently y.,i.ej the grave Il
Henry Clay, rear lexington. Ky, AMI
sang dirso over the halIowsI spot.
\ lady was recently found weeping bic.
,,rly at the ics-hous, attached &, NJ. \ p.
non, mistakins 1t for the tomb OF Washing.
ton.
4 church /, about TO be erected by d,
Russian government near Inkerman, the
fund. for which are supplied by the sIlo Of
tho caunon.balls which have been picked up
a, lnkcrman and Seya,,apool.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-27

The New YORK Herald relates that in the
city VI Belfast, in Ireland. large manu-
featuring town, catastrophe, similar to
that a, Lawrence, occurred somd time ago.
though happily with less fatal result in
point Of numbers. 4 leading lawyer-Mr.
John Rea--,ook up the cause Of the poor
families OF the killed and wounded opera
iiyes. and laid the case before the Grand
Jury. The result ~, that the proprietor
Of the mill were not only indicted for man.
Slaughter but we're convicted aud sentenced
to transportation for life.