Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16
A Voice f.on among the Dead.

A f.. day. since. q lea choice spirits in
Con ,rc.. under the lead OF the no,urioa.
VI. ard CHAN. had meeting Tor the a,os-
81 Iarp,-s of rai,in: iron the dead The old
eepuCrauc party This mer,in: had the
son.ammsrs folly u resolve ,ha, the exist
en- Of the d,mocr,t,c orsaniI.,iOn wss IN
t.p-n.,hle L. n, existence Of the Union.
T.. little coirris Of delunet politicians may
have iursot,sa the history Of the pas, hut
they should understand that The people are
reai,ns Il anew every DAY. They bOa.i OF
thar loyalty. and at the sane breath rrcom-
nerd The Inauguration OF apol,,icsI party
g stand ~ In opp'-,iivn To the adnin-'ra
,ou which ha. bccn lahorins ~ Ion; and -
faithfully to ave the gOy,rnuen' iron do
Guc,ion.
The democratic party elected P,srce, and
passed the NchF.'.. bill, which opened abe
"P.pdora'. tOI that !s, Loose upon u.
tie very evil, We ars nos sgg rlns. The
ssa.oer.,ie rarity excited BuehaDau, whose
e4hlit''I-l.tU W. a tatt 20 hfaN'N a -
TIA ct Jra D4,i. at Richmond. Wa no;
Jes Ds's h,m-,Ii 'ns prime minister, Ihe
l.Aiing .prit IN ,he ,a'iue, VI Franklin
Pe'cc. an wgrr Dot COBB, Floyd and
lnnrpsnn ID. men that rul-l "a the couu.
~. VI BucAa,an! "a. not the traitor
M..ou chairman 4 tie commit On Fvrrten
Relations. and the traitor lluntsr chairman
Of the committee on F,nancs m the senate?
Were are a cr,,, n, JprN OF the Leaders OF
tie dsmoera,,c party. 70 day. bot IN open
r-rsllon as,in.t the government We
.Eeak of men "a The S,uth. aud no, Of th-
uorIh.r m democracy, Tor ~ .. ~ell knuwn
thsi the southern politician. in that party
controlled II, While grva, majority Of
she northern democracy are loyal. ,hsrs are
traitors IN the North. A Ear Of Fort War.
r,n sni the halter has prv'entcd the cut
yard dctBOn.,r.tioa. they would othersi.e
have made, ani - Tar have they been under
shi. influence. many Of them have proiesset
10 be loyal. Their patriotism Is only .kin
dep. TreasJn rankles IN their hsart..
fhs-s men want the old democratic party t.
re, We they are too ooHSsrrGfirs 10 stand 10y
the administration Ut Presidents Lincoln.
They pr,ie--~dly favor the ~ar yet ,nsari
IL cure u az - Lincoln. war." 4 federal
victory sr.eV-. them. While they inwariiy
r.jo,cs Nth kind Of hrnd,.h spirit over
every rvrsi that hef.li. our arms. The.e
are the men that .py out the land. and bold
s>rret communion with Jed. DAVIS AMI hl,
followers.
And nov they ds.ire q new plr;y-a new
pol,tical ORGANIZATION. n they can accom-
plish tn,ir Oh'es, IN tbs. direction, then we
sh.ll have another potent agent VI treason
In oor a.id.t. Doub,l,.- .oue hone-, men
Gill en- operate in the scheme. Of vallandis.
han 4 Co. but i: will Dc because they are
derived aud cheated. The Republican
party, at the head of which stand. Prv-i.
dent Lincoln. i. ihs great Union part, Oi
she country: TO him. a. the grea, executive
bead Of the government, Is entrusted tile
great aud rv-pon-'ble ~Ork Of qGellins tbs
ssb-lIiOa. aud restoring the intr.ri'y Of The
government. IL ihi. great work he 10 nov
engaged. tackled up by loyal men OF al
name. aud all parties. The inauguration o.
party To oppose the administration. u
trvasOn. Opposition to Lineoln's admins.
trstiou u. REBELLION. whether ii come. iron
she North or the South. OId party ISSUES
ere either dead or held IN asey.nc- snd
th~r. Is bat single question b"~ b-ior'
ths p~oP'e-gOvsrnmsni or no government
They that are not Tor IL are sg.in., 70 snC
oil Who oppose the adm ini.traiion in IL. ct
forts TO maintain tie Constitution and ,b'
Union are is wor,, aud moe, dangerOu
enemies.
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