Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

po.l,iou. Next In order eumes D. ".
Briggs OF Robbins,on. the gentleman who
doe. the miscellaneous writing Tor the oscs.
Rather below tho medium stature. ypr
would at once he interested in b Is iptellsr'.
ual phiI. A gentleman Of god eul,"'
aboundins In yivaeity and wit. he f.sy
writer. and good common sstsa manla'ts
itself in every article that comes from hi.
pen. Ile will make bis mark in the world.
We next stepped below. into tie engro-ins
Clerks Office. Dr. w. u. Lapham, u
Woodstock. preside. there WITH great Sbili-
iy. lie has charge not only Of all the en-.
crossing. but holds the key. OF all the sta
tionsry In his hand. lis genial good m.
ture and uniform courtesy, las won tic
r,.rcet u all the members. AMI his sterling
integrity and provcrbial honesty, b-'peak
for him successful and honorable political
onur,c. ola Oxford may we'll BE- proud -
long q. she can be represented BY such men
a. Dr.. L,pham in any Of ,he departing
of the government. lie is well qualified
Tor any position thev NAV confer upon bin.
Jane. n. Hall of Wilton. formerly Ut Nor.
way. O. H. Knowlion OF Bidl' ford. W II.
Davis Of Slandi'h. are Icellsbt snsr,s''r..
aud uen we'll qualified for any position
generous constituency may confer upon
them. Rnowlton !. fivorably known A.
correspondent 10 one u the y ston dail.-,.
Their. ARE several other. Of whom ! clrno,
speak particularly. scarcely hatins l.ar0-l
their names. Ascending nslin 10 tho ll,ll
and crossing the roiunda. entered ihs
Treisurcr's Office. and there tie old fmi'nr
face Of WA. Caldwell. Deputy Tra.ar,.
met NY eve. H. ia. been in che oai,, 10
year. ave one. and TIA, ono 1850. H. ,
Away busy. Away. accurate. and aINhy,
honest ~ an accurate. quick bu..nr.,
man. he has few equal. IN the state. llir.
ins been many years cashier 90 bank. '..
Tore be went into the oGc'. De- i'r.rle,.'f
familiar with figures our old lrioul Dan.
the State Treasurer. - Tho imr.r-ooniiln "
integrity and honesty. Having fortune
u his own. thcro will h. no temptation o.
flch from the State Bot ahl,e ,l,. he
po..c,ss. character Tor honc,ts aui iuts..
riiy, above suspicion. DroPring into 'i'
Land Office. II. W Norris. toe ..ai'ema1lg
Land Agent. b. always rcady % give any
information desired. II, i,r-a,uly s-,tn:
acquainted with the bu.ns'. ol h, or..r.
retaining The service, Of Mr. CLARK. o., Dep
uty. who j. familiar with everything D..
tanning 10 the Office. Mr. Baker pa..,
there drafting plans. and giving Informal
N The land c1mmiiios. llis s'tr.cr. arr fn.
valuable. 10 !, - identified wiil our ruI..c
lands. Adjumnt General T,ll"n, Boo 'fl
other end Of the capitol, J.. "a young mao II
ability and promise. H. ia graduate Il
West Point. and thoroughly wired Boo che
science of arms. forgot to mention ra.
Librarian, Mr. Prescott ct Farn.ns,un. u
connection with the Secretary oih,s. !4
- gentleman N un'irins energy aal
marked courtesy, ever ready to lend hi, IS.
si.iancs 81 the multitude that ihr1us he
Library. Many one will remember ias
kind attention, received At his hands
one OF the fixture. about tht capitol. 1,
Gilman Turner. the Superintendent arl
tho question is. whether be- lcluuss G, GOO
building Or the building 90 him o. b, al.
mirably d,ssl {, have sharsi Of al the de-
par'mrnt', and manage the general concern,
abous the building.