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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25

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Metna 81.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22
RUsTICUs.

TuI VACANT SENATORIAL SI,rs. The
ground. on which the rrsolution-ofered by
Mr.. fes-endcn ami modified by Mr.. Clark
declaring the seats Of certain secession Sen.
A,ors vacant. VA. advocated, are thus stated
in the condensed report Of Mr.. fessenden'.
remarks
Mr.. fe..enden deemed !, h.. duty 90 10.
,roduce tho resolution. as exhibiting the po-
ution Of the gentlemen therein named.
The Constitution provides iha, SEATS in the
Senate may become ,acan, by resignation or
otherwise. After the declarations made by
them. and their withdrawal, their seats had
become vacant. There mus, 10 some time
" hen the senate must act.
\ seatmay be vacated BY senator him.
scli, - TO how be may do IL, with or with.
out assigning reasons, whether the~o ID
good or insufficient, !. . matter on the Sen.
ator'. own mind and ON his own act. lie
agreed with Mr. Bayard IN the remark ,ha.
alter being elected. the senator had power
over himself and might continues member
or not, according 70 hi. will or pleasure,
eIc,p, 80 far as he nigh, Be operated on by
,hi, body itself IL wa. not necessary that
tho resignation should be in writing. II
depended on no form or words. With the
reasons Of tho-c gentlemen who had with.
drawn no had nothing to DO. II they were
satisfactory 10 them, they werc satisfactory
TO him. They have declared they are no
longer members OF the senate, and having
90 declared. have withdrawn from the sen.
ate and carried out their purpose TO remain
no longer. lie regarded that asa resigna.
nation Of their seats Ito bad simply de-
clarcd ,hi. in his resolution, they having
To abe the Anpouncsm en-, aud carried ,i into
operation. The rrsalt was their seats have
become vacant, no Others having been cleo.
ted ~ take their places"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

GooprSow, Justice presiding

UeobtNVWs se"se~ tse
In the action whitehouss ". Andrews
reported on trial. last week. the jury were
unable to agree. Subsequently. the case
va. submitted to the per-,dine Jadsr. ~hC
ordered jadsmen, Tor Pa one dollar dam
age.
No. ls2. John Beatie. OF al, W. Jobr
Williamson, ct nj. Action Of ircspass.-
damage to Pla by cattle alleged 10 belong
TO D.lt. Defense the cattle were not tho
property Of tho Deit.. nor under his con.
troll. bot that il was tho property Of and
under the control Of VIM. Williamson. sOu
Of Principal Delt.
After the testimony was all out. tho case
was. by agreement OF parties. withdrawn
from the Jury and submitted to the presi.
ding lodge. Judgment. John Williamson,
not guilty. William Williamson. ssil,y.-
damages, Sc.
Frye for Pa IIammons 4 Gibson for
Def
No. Is6. josiah J. knight. vs.. Charles
n. Akely. This IL an action to recover one
hundred dollars. which PA. ALLEGES was
paid TO Deit July II. 1856. which Def.
agreed TO endorse on a note against the PIT.
Def. Acknowledged the rcce'p, Of 500 o!
Pla.. bu, alleged that IL was duly endorsed
on another note which he held asain., the
Pia. Verdict for Del.
woodmau for rlf Harmon. for Def.
No. 81. joel Millet,. t.. Amos llobb.
Action Of tre.r,s. Damage alleged TO he
done TO Pia.'- sosk Of 'hccphy Def sdcs
Jury disagreed.
Black Tor PlG. ". W. Virgin for Doi,.
No. go. jose Buekpam, ct ale. W. An.
drew 4. Grccnleai. Action Of Reple-in Of
Leather. to the value OF some three or four
hupdrci dollars. in the possession Of DeI,.
a. Deputy Sheriff Of hi. County.
Argument. no, elo.ci a, the time Of going
10 pres.
Boo,hby 4 Howard for Pls.. Ilammons
4 W. ". Virgin Cor Def.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22
. Inlcp,n dep..o Of The PhIIadeIphia n.

+" Inicpsnd dent" Of the Philadelphia v.
American. says:
Mr.. llol. has not hesitatei to say that
Fort Sumter could have been reinforced
thirty days ago, and wlthou, involving q
collision. Perfee, arrangements had been
made for that purp-s, under the direct SUI
perintenience Of ten. Scott. but the move.
men, VA. arrested by the dIrec, Inierferenco
OF the late President, just a. he sought 10
coun,ermand tho order for the sailing Of tho
Star OF the West. and did send the Brook
lyn to ,nterccp, her a, Charleston. Ills ne
collation. with the Commissioner. from 50.
Carolina, and bis whole conduct after the
ordinance OF secession passed. clearly show.
Ell a design on bis part 10 postpone coll,-
sion until after tho iIh OF March, aud 10
dispose vi the army and na'y in such q
manner ~ u render IL almost ineJitable
when SIR Lincoln came into power. Mr..
Holt very frankly declares that the new al.
minl.lration cannot BE- held answerable for
a state VI facts with which il ha. no con-
Germ whatever. IL has no means OF extri-
cation, and no choice but 10 make war with
a dsmoralirei aud inadequate army, or 20
withdraw the gallant soldier from a position
which no has maintained with 50 much hon.
or and courage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

Tux ArroRrio>p,Sr. BY the poli,ene.-
Of Jas. ". Lincoln. Esq Secretary Of the
Senate. We are In possession Of nm Official
copy Of the Arportionment bill as IL passed
the Legislature The Senator's and Repre-
.cn,a,i,cs are appor,ione'i according to the
tables published two week, since. The on.
" change. in the Oxford representative DIS.
uiei.. !. the transfer OF Hartford IN th'
Canton and Di,aeld district. Tho Con
crc..ional di-,'ic,. are composed as follows.
rEsr DnrEicT. York and Cumberland
Counties.
SrooSp DnrnCr. Oxford. Franklin. An
drn.oocgin. and S,gadihoc.
TniRp DrrRicr. The Counties Of Kenne'
bee. Somerset. and Lincoln. with the iown'
Of Washington. Union. Warren. Friend
.hip. Cushing. and Thoma',On with several
Islands.
rorKru DISTRICT, penobsco,, Pi'ca,a
qui.. and Aroo.,ook.
Firru DnrRicr. Waldo, Hancock, and
Washington. with the city Of Roekland
and the towns Of Camden. Hop, Appleton
South Thoma.,on. Vinalha'rn. and North
Haven. iron the County Of Knox.
The fr., election under the appor'ionmen'
to take place on the Second Monday Of Sep
tembcr. 1862. and thereafter bienu'ally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

Brsixrss CH,>GE A. will b- se~n by
announcement in another column, Mr.. q.
q. Phelps. IA. di.po.ed Of hi. interc., in
the South Pari. Flour Mills, 70 Me.sr..
woodman. Brother & Co, his former part
ner.. The nss company have made arrange.
men,s 20 continue the business as heretofore.
They have in store q full stock Of Corn,
Wheat. and Flour. Of all grades. all Of
which are .old At reasonable rates. They
arr de,oting special attention to their rari.
on. crais. Of hour. which they warrant
equal TO any similar brand, in the market.
We can attest. from trial. that none need
he better They invi," attention also to the
residue. after separating the fine -four,
known In the market. as " Shorts" Asan
article Of feed !, i. said ,o be very valuable,
either for cattle or swine. We may add,
tina, the business at 30. Paris, will continue
under the charge Of Mr.. ll,sKILL. who's
promp,nr.. will recommend the establish
ment 20 customers wherever he 10 known.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

TRorIiSG ~ Pans. 4 Name Hor',
Was. Tie bay mare rsi.ed IN this State.
known a. the Burnham mare. and formerly
owned in this city by Mr.. George Burnham.
bu, now owned in Paris by the Duke de
Terranoya, and known as Polly. on the 10Th
Of October. IN the Bots de Boulosne. uo,,ed
thr~e miles in harness against the Marqul.
De Talon's ehes,bu, celdins for 600 a eide.
Polly wa. hsrncssed TO skeleton wagon,
aud the chestnut 20 ligh, gig a capital
star, VAS effected. but Immediately after the
celding broke badly, and the mare went
away with a long lead. After two hundred
wards she broke also, but caught her troi
before the horse could close the cap. The
mare continued TO increase her lead without
an effort. and finally won ny something like
a quarter Of a mile. in Q minutes and 20
seconds. lArcus.
The mare abose alluded to was raised by
Mr.. John Parsons. Of South Paris. She
was sirei by Denison'. old Lion" her
dam being a descendant Of the Flying
Mare" formerly owned by Maj. ii. w.
Milleu. Sir. Parsons sold her when four
year. old. to J. NJ. KNAPP. o: Portland.
from whom Mr.. Burnham purchased her.
She took the first prizes at the State Fairs.
q, Portland and Bangor, after which she
va, .old to q gentleman in Long Island. for
$3.50. She now turns up as the winner oil
an important stake, with very fast time. in
France. Mr.. Parsons cold her, when four
years old. for 500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

BRipGroS irrss, IRON TIE RrroRrIR.
Cro., & Sen,er los, fne horse. on Monday
by running against pole. sticking from
load, before him "A hound. belonging 10 a
resident. has caught, hi. winter. - red
foxes. and . black ones Nathan Cleayes
was badly cut, by slipping upon the door
stone. lie struck upon hi. head.-A little
daughter Of Lcander Choate, had an arm
fractured, bv the breaking down Of q sled,
on which she was eoastips last, but
no, least, the following FIRST rate pub Of the
"OIford Ilou.e." at fryeburg. oil Of which.
and more. too. Is true:
"If you want TO End the nea,es, public
house in the region. one Of the best fires,
the yellowest butter, the tendere-t beef.
steak. the highest bread. and rhc most ap.
proved +" arrangements. generally. We ad.
wise you to call on our friend Smith, at the
4" Oxford House." fryeburg. You will God
them all. " every time"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22

]. {. Marble, g.q will please accept oa'
thank. Tor copies Of the "opinion' II the
Supreme Cour, on the Personal Liber'!
Law, ;" and John 4. poor's memorial. with
other valuable documents.
We are al.o indebted to Captain c. u
Ripley Tor cory Of the House Rules and
orders.
several members OF the Oxford dslcsi
ton have, a, different times. supplied out
table with valuable papers and documents,
and We take this occasion TO return ou'
thank, for their polite attentions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22
Executive Patronage .

The eorrup,ing influence Of eighty mil
lions placed in the hands Of single MAN
every four years. has in time pa, hen too
well uud,r,,ppd IN - dsn'si. I, has con.
,ribuici more than any other agency o. De.
hauch the government. rN'~rn the lie blood
tha, give. u vitality. anil hrins upon ne -
a nation the terrible disasters thu, nov sur.
round u. The slave power. - long A. thew
could oo4irol ia, mishiy ,Hgias. were CON.
tent o. remain in IN, Union. The moment
thew lo., the osccs and the plumber, they
commenced scheme. o'rebellion. u Brick.
nri'se. or Dnaglas. or Bell, rad been elect
81 instead Of Lincoln. you would have hsari
nothing about secession in the Cotton State.
n they could have retained the oaices and
the patronage they would. even now. have
bccu a. harmless A. lambs.
At ,hi. moment. Washington ]. overrun
with PATRIOTS. intensely de-irOu. OF s'rvine
their country IN some ia, place under the
new administration. Lincoln aud the Cab
met az hunted down from morning until
night. by these -~arn. Of obce--ceser-.
Thi. il nothing new. jus, such scene. have
been witnessed a, Washington every return
ins tour years. for long term Of time in
the past They are the necessary. logical
results Of our corrup,ins system OF eHecu'
a.. al Iu,f, Isayfw q snssh
exciting occasions. demasoenes AMI bra~l.
ing politician. often e, the best places. -
/, has always hesn in the past, and 50 It
will he in the future. however much w
nav wish IL were otherwise. This patron.
Ace Of the Prc-iden, has been ussl TO cor.
rup, almos, every departments Of the GOV
erument. This power, vc.'si m Franklin
Pierce. enabled him % break down the Ms.
-ouri Comprnmi.s Buchanan welded II
with terrible eject in hi. rfIrts 10 force tie
I.e,ompion fraud through the ,hiriy-hi,h
Congress. The whole legislature Of the
country has been corrupted and poisoned BY
it f,r SERIES ofyear-.
Tie only available remedy Is In take a
portion Of thi. power from the President,
and give !, TO the people, thereby making
our public servants responsible to the PEG.
rle and no, TO the President This would,
in u certain degree. cure the evil. There
can he no serious objection to leaving Pos,
masters TO be elected by the people. The
people Of an ORGANIZED territory. alter reach
ing certain maximum numh-r Of inhabi.
iants. should be lefs TO cleo, their own OH
esrs. There are large number OF other
Ohccs now hIled by the Executive. which
could with equal prOpriety be transferred
TO the people. Bu, we have no time now
to elaborate these propositions. We believe
them worthy Of seriou. consideration, and
may refer TO them hereafter more a, length.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22
Traitors st Homo.

In spit. OF party drill and party Orrani
nation, there are really but two parties 10
the country. The party that . for thu
union. and the party that !. against ih'
union. Men can occupy no middle srOanC
upon ihi. great vital question; they tha
are no, Tor the country are against, IL. The
republican party 's emfhaticslly = un'or
party. I, Is the only party that went int
the Presidential eonte.t With iis ranks ar
unit Tor the union. Portions OF the Breek'
enridge men. OF the Douglas men and tho
Bell men, were traitor. before the election
ot Lincoln. and are traitors now. The
larger part Of their number wsre in the
,l.v, States, bot not all. We have in our
own State ye-, in Maine. traitors. tories
men Who are really lshoring TO promote 's'
ce.sion and rebellion agains, the govern
m.nt. They e.n easily Be detected, not
with.,andins their attempts a, hypocrisy
and DECEPTION. The man who Opposes Lin
coin in b.. homes, efforts to preserve the
Union, isA traitor. just n. much traitor
as was Benedic, Arnold. Mr.. Douglas,
demagosue rs he is, dare no, .et himself in
opposition TO the inaugural Of Mr.. Lincoln.
The graf question l.. shall the Union be
preserved. To ,hi. end the Pre.lden, u Ia
boring in every legitimate constitutional
way. and he Who oppO-c- him a, this par
,ieular crisis. /. laborins with wigfall. and
Mason. AMI Tyler. 20 bring ruin astde-oli-
ton upon his eountry III NJ time Tor
d,dsinr Every man should be held TO a
street responsibility. \ man ha. right to
j,in him-rlf to any political organization be
plea.c-; bot be has no moral right 70 array
himself against ~. country. u he doe Il
he must expo, TO NEE, the consequences.
Treason in UpIon.lJ,ins country, may
he tolerated for ssashn: but traitors
ought to know tina, hemp Is made for just
such ra-cal. a. they. Men Who canno, stand
by the Union aud Constitution s !, i', may
just as veil prepare to cmigrate to the n'c.
gsr-drivins dynasty Of JED. Dari. IL. to
,ha, bsnish,ed region ,ba, all such political
s,oundrel. bad better make tracks A cri.
So Is coming that will eraw the lines be-
tween the friend. aud the fcc- OF the Amer.
ican Union. There will bs no hid'n, place
f,r ,arie- they may mansge 20 .kulk for a
s.sson bu, justice Will O'srtatc them At
last.