Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-03-07
No Compromise.

co SoA3 F.S.
Pryviou. to the breaking out oi this var
for l1ns series % years. - 6aspru"u'' Vas
the burden Of the song Of southern d.
,pin,.,. and Northern democrats. This
word. which carrie. wlth % an outside 'h0s
,fh,rue-.. was adopted as -ori Of 'ei' IN
cover OF and hide ibe real intent OF those
who u.od %. IL IA. srrai sord With 'h-
dsmorraiie party North and South, ani
,.sssf northern hamiIiatiOa and obedience
g S,uIhsrn arrosabc,-eonee-s'ons on The
rar, a the free State. 10 the i0.oieni 10
rsauI, Of the South. The >oa'h - under
..a.I a. and % dil Ihs !sa4sr' in the dsno-
crau, party IN The North; bst the greai
Daurity OF the rank and Gle IN the ifOs
STATE. were deo,,ycl anu deladsj ~ t.
A,.sr the slcc,ron Oi Lincoln, and bsforr
hi, .uaugarstiOh, there was great hue and
cry .hOgI compromising TIE noise
sam- lsvm ths sli QaaEtsr-!rSm 'he S5aih
an4 DO democrats ia he North. The 20.
plf q the tree States bad committed TIE Va.
pArd .nAlls on u voting t.r Lincoln and
as,,u.i the traitor, Brresinr,dss. hence
an, ssre aiJarcd 10 get t,Wa upon their
incr. An4 comics. an i0veiAil the Bscckin-
r.Js' platform into the constitution, aud
coap rORi., away their loyalty, iLsis man
hOot. and their undergraduates.
TIE Pc.cs C0HIsFyhSs, ~ lOns IN session.
=, Washington. Under the eall from Var
siu.,, wa soi up % coppronise away al
poriasru rights, anI Isrias he last session
Of l.s 36th Congte=. cOuprOm'-c Propos'
tuu. ~ ave the Un,on were Is,rriuevd into
h,sl IlOusc. by the blshel. fAil,us TO sub
jl.at the ire, AMI .nJersndeb,sp,ris Of the
N,r'h. and reduce twenty m,lI,oR. OF Tree
n-u therein 10 TIE status OF - many white
,lay-, and services. the traitors inAasar.isI
ihc 70 e.liOa.
Ut Jbe character VI this var, as connected
w. tie r,be!s. ~ Do not propose here g.
sie,S. IL !. ,UhSient fJr oar PsrIose %
-, th.s % the part Of tie traitors u ~. ~
d roy the b,ss soy,runen, IN the w0rld
49, establish q lesPalis eon!ederacy. based
v;-.u the birhar,-tas VI African slavery The
Su,,iilL d. nos iT1qseutly pgt-sos Is th.
master - b. settled between the loyal men
Iui TIE ir,.itars1 Str,ngv - ii may .0sm,
~ f.,g men an the iEce states whJ declare
8 a. tie 5,hculiy must Be COMPROMISED
Icy would have - order m arm ,ssios, and
tea opga negotiation, With tie rebels isI
settlement. L. the credit of the ,Htsns,sed
5e,s they a.k Tor nothing ot The kiai bat
d Glaze tluF .utgGi.Jn - t:hI 1, Jut. Hat
i,su5g ~ sitI the pFJl.'ss,i CDion men ia
the save States. Many Of them. While sai.
fcriog AL Ihe horror. u war upon their
osn s0h. and that var the direct work Of
s,tr5cious rebels. ara talking about comprO.
Iaising peaec. And ~ al Ihis miserable
trash the ValiAniishan. and Ben Woods IN
tie Tree States are responding. Having
been ioro>i To eIpend huniFvds Of million.
o, dollars, and raise an army Oi more than
hall million q soldlsrs " save the govern
msnI from destruction, snd having losi
thousands VI the loyal men VI the govern
Iasht upon toe battle Geld aud IN the army
hospitals. the question comes home, shall
We. while We are about, make 4 6EG! end
Oithi. unholy REBELLION, or seItls II iOr the
tiu0 5s,ng by eOmpTOnIss, and thus leave Il
10 a condition ~ bFeas ouI again. and eota'
lei postsrGy 10 70 through other wars Tor
the sK,.'eSSo aud PSsPssaas'on Of the gov
emmett
Among All.insess loyal men there can Be
bot ons Answsr-a.ss ell compromise, to
the winds, and h:ht TIE traitor. into an %.
conditional surrender. The involve. an.
other seriou, quesiiOn-whai shall be done
with the rebel leaders. such men a. Davis.
wisaIl. Floyd. Mason. and rwisg,' And
% this there 10 really bot one Ansssr-they
sh0gld os hang. aud pu. out Of The way
What else can we Do with them, They
have caused al this trouble. they have IN
famed tho Southern mind. aud iuausuratet
the REBELLION. II they are left to run AT
large there will never b. anything lake per
psneni peace hereafter. Again. they should
be aado public example. OF. This terrible
war i too ser'oa. matter to BE- triaet With,
and The men Nho have brought !, upon Us
are ,oorss hss nrrdsrus. They mus. b
treated according ~ their deserts, be pun
isASd according 10 the lsnOusne.- of their
crimes. Had Washington oaagh, BSnsdic,
Arnold alter he iurDed traitor. does any one
suppose he would have hssiGaisd to haas
him In Obedlehos ~ the mandates OF martial
Law! With tie ring l-aders in this reOel
lion. there ara reasons . thousand times
stronger Why they should safer the penalty
OF tbs,r crimes. than existed even in the case
Of Arnold. Unconditional sabmis.iOn d
shs authority Of the fsdsral government. and
sn unqualified rstsTn % national loyalty
among the masses. aod the execution And