Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-02-07
con,sryati.m 70. Ultraism.

COnStfss. uctc ~ etras u"o e&S ~ -
sgainst wha, IL dsoomnaied to!traism
Every map that stand. -quare'y upio TN
work. aud eIprv.sc. desire hat this vi"
should he vigorously prosecuted and q" en-
made Of rsbellion. {. hOo,ei At a' mn u''r'
msn-be ). little too last. and Is ru'n'n'
into iana,lei.m. Again, the man Who VII
no, put slavery before the Preservation o
the Union. u denoupcctul,r. and iana'ioai
Add 50 We might 20 on enunera'ins 'e'
,ar,ou. ehar,c, tia, are dali, being mad
a.sip,, men. merely tsc use they will no
hold back the car Of IN enlightened eirilira
ton and deity slavery We have bad AT
army o. over halt million in the field io'
mouths, doing comparatively no'hine W.
have been eIyendins more than two mil
lions Per day Ne have. during all thu
time. seen our soldier. sick and dying .,
hundreds. and vet. because the men OF pro
gree, and FRYE rrinclplss desire 'oT',i'iHs
doar, they are sailed ulira-lana''c'. IN"
delay. and thi. expense. and hi. enormoa'
los Of lie, nigh, much. Of !, have eccr
avoided bad NJ, the go'etnmsn, been labor
Ing 10 save and perre,ua,c African slavery
Bu, the men Who brlne ,hc-e charges
ar,ins, the be-, trend. Of the Union and
Consultation, are no, ati'sci with simply
telling the truth. ba, they grossly and vii
fully miTeprcs'u, them. What was Zen
Fremont, Proclamation, and what wa
there abou, il ultra or fana,icalf HosimP'
" declared ths, slave property should stand
in the sane category with Other property
It,hlgll ~ remembered that bis rroclama'
ton applied only to the property OF reoe''
ant here cour- The i,-uv between the mer
Who prefer slavery 70 TIE Union ALd ihc.'
Who would hate ,t give way 20 preserve the
Union. To charEe the friend. Of Fremont,
We man those who syuraIhi,- with The
doctrines ~ hi. rr.elama'ioa. With beins
Aholi,i,ni.,.. !. an iniAmJu. Islander. Meth
or Trsmon, or Cameron. or any OF ihsl'
friends. ever proposed any scheme OF plan
for the abolition u slavery. This was not
Oh. m,,v. or The Object Of their rN'ommen'
da,!ou.. They ,Aw ju', q. every discerning;
nan in the country can -, that to declare
tie ,,l-,, - r,isi rlaasri f'c. ,edEh ?, ~
A,sr7,,i .l,r tar cruf 10 Hrurt az ''lsti'H
they proposed u, a'a war measure, aot not
nan emancipation scheme. and ths .lan.
d.rrr. W., ~. RAISING the .ial, cry u q" 40.
oli,i,r,.t." a. term Of rcrroaeh against
that portion 1t 80 RpahIt,an party Who
d ~ .ynr,'.i. v,,h them uther view.
k1tv Z, TIE t.F-rrse hr,seeu the ale;
.f..aI'r, "u.1 nd the shoare ahu'ins
them b. amply th.--the former would lei
slavery take care Of i,.sli. the latter would
keep srmic. IN the field - catch fugitive
slave, and return them 10 ,heir rebel mae
ter.
w., d-uir. th,, slavery lay at the bot
I IN Hf w. If'''..'"N ANa - W w ~
holding the rar.'oIi,al sight o'a govern
msui trying to ,-'l.ier az the cause OF toe
var instead II removing a. II this :. % b
aVar irr the special bynsd, q s'aVsry. ant
nli i1r the prc.er'a,ion Of the Union aus
the r,ryetui,y u the government, five Ar'
., b. banErup,e,! a. nation f; IL We are |,
ksp sven hundred thousand men In ,h'
bed dong noting, merely becsn-e the in
s,iiution stand. IN the way, IL !. shnu
t.rs the reorl, understood .. This 'tAi'
u ttrss canno, lons remain To, pcgrl'
IN a.. free State. have chc,riully RESPONDED
g. every call irom the General Gl,crnmen'
i0r aii They have furnished tie none!
AM ,he men. they have done aui arc dom.
their part. and NV they expect The men a
the head q sr,,r, viii So .om-thius be.ld-
c1u.ul, shareholders IN ,h- horisr State. anc
tuushh,,. IN the FREE State a, % the In,
O, policy ,o - pur.ied IN crushing on, ,hi
tia'u.tc,I REBELLION.