Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-30

tions and n resolution 10 that OBJECT was
offered a lew days since by Mr.. Donham Of
South Carolina. but objected to. The Re-
publican side Of the House, with few eS'
cep,ious, are opposed to any such course,
Bot few Republican members will 80 to
Chicago. feeling /, to bo their duty TO at.
tend TO business. and leave the nomination
to 10 made by delegates, specially auihorir'
cd by the people for this purpose.
Congress will probably finally adjourn by
the Goth Of June. There i' grea, di''ati''
faction in democratic quarters, at the e'i'
dent disposition manifested by the Charles
ton people to sponge ihosc who should at.
tend the convention. Siren dollars Day
for board, looks little harl TO the humid
rel. who wish TO attend tia, gathering.
Taking the papers puhli.hcd in that ely rs
the true exponent. Of public sentiment. II
seems the people Of Charleston consider this
meeting OF the democracy a sort Of NUS
aneo. for which they have no taste. After
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tie ccuptry to congrega,o and lay out their
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ZION lAS'ed a'''' ''"s '''a"'
committee reporter ""o'"'' ''"''."
through MI 'Ampoe"o OF rA'' as''n'' '"'
petition OF Mr' cooper Tue sitting msmoS'
from Detroit District praying Tor addition
al time to take testimony IN his contest
with Mr.. Howard u appearing 'nA'
Coorer had entirely neglected taxing any
proof 10 rcbu, the testimony taken by How
ard, tho House, a' We think very properly
passed the resolution. which in elect pre-
vents further delay. The committee on
elections have seven cases before them not
ono Of which h7' been decided upon even
in committee. These matters must neeos'a'
rily consume much time when reported to
the House.
TIC rejection NJ The Mexican treaty hy
the Senate is q matter much commented on
NJ tho Capitol. MI tho Republican Sena.
tor.. with the exception Of Gen. Wilson,
yo,cl against il. The great objections 20
the treaty. are. frat. the article which an.
,hcrisrs tho Pre,idcr. % uso tho military
and naval forces a, discretion, to rro,ec,
our transit route. 10 California. Knowing
,hc fllibus,erinc rropon,itias Of buchanan,
itisuot a, MI ,,ranr, that tho Republican
Senators DO not ehocs. TO place the arori in
the hand. Of the rr,,cnt corrup, dynasty,
b, which We nigh, he involved in iniernin.
able trouble, with our Central American
and MeIicAn nsichbor-. Srconi. by tho
provision. Of this treaty. two millions are
20 10 taken from the treasury. and given to
Juar,z, tho pretended ruler Of Mexico, TO
enable HIM 20 keep M the miserable in,e.-
tine war now raging in tina, unhappy coun-
try. Another objection to tho treaty -
the right to establish a sort OF Pro'ec'orn''
over Mexico Tor tho benefit Of The JuarsR
party which, as a matter OF necessity
would involve u' as nation IN war win
Miramon, the revolutionary leader OF The
other party 4" sA'd ~ The it''nd' OF
the treaty that unless 1t 10 ratified We shall
be involved in another war with Mexico.
this may be- Tor u u a part o' TIE policy Of
the administration 70 get up war WIN
that government anyho"-oui should The
treaty % aiop'el' war WOMB 'he'''a'y
follow any A''o'hp' on Tue n" OF our So"
eFnmeh'' 10 Interfere WIN '"o uuH''''
hro'''o OF 'hA' u''''ao'ol country i"' TO
cent capture OF Two a'eN''an '''A'"s'' 0,'
'Ae'''h'h'' sims on'! '''''' 70 '''"'' W..
u'"'ha' 'mOA''A''n'"'' 10 ''0 way VI
maintaining p''''A0'' '''''''H' WI" "'-''
CO,
i'e'l1en' MAKING on 'o'n sues goes 90
Z" brisk as ever Douglas s'c"' TO DC cav
on over by oil parties s'nee 'he Writing
OF Judge BATES letter TO the Missouri Dele
CATION his stock has come up lh'' letter
places the JadsO squarely upon the h'pnh'
lis.r platform seWa'd' ir'enl' are push
'ns us claims mo,' VIGOROUSLY y" no
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