Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
The 0pposition Ticket

OF Bethel.
For Sgg,g Otis True. Of Norway.
Fsr Cousiy Trea'rr.-Samuel II Car
ter. Of PARIS.
For County Ce~,s.i,norr.-wm. Dunn.
Of Canton.
ESr Register Of Dccd,.--CAlvin Stanley,
Of Di,6eld.
For Register Of Dad, for Wearn Dis
tint -lhoma. Z. Shirley. Of fryeburs.
This ticket. judged by the cOur's Of events
las, year. nigh, be considered to present an
tagouistic elements. Some Of these men
then supported Gen. jameson; and rrofe--ed
TO be Union Democrats. They sustained
the President. aud profe-.ed to be in favor
Of vigorous prosecute, Of the war, until
IN, rebellion should 10 crushed out, aud
wsnt to the people upon this platform -
The trial a, the halo, box. on mixed tick
et, proved that thi. wing of the rAriy. a- Il
was then called. had a majority IN this
County; and this they were able to accom-.
pli,h wi;hou, organization, in the course OF
few days. Had the leaders been true to
the PEOPLE, ,ha, branch Of the Pa7'y would
have been IN complete control. At the PRESENT
time, and the Danaites IN hopeless minor
ity.
Understanding the. wary wire rnller.
have bc,n a, work.-and in this the cum
ming hand Of Virgil D.rarri. Is continually
sen bcnca,h the surface, and sham coa-
liion formed. The result u = bogus
ucte, fOstei upon the people, by Com
mii,ecs. appointed ~ meager C'nyention',
composed In par, of delegate. representing
town. where no PRIMARY meetings bad besn
held. AMI acting without credentials Of any
sort. The D,nsi,es declared openly that
those who hal sustained Gen. jameson
should abandon that platform. and should
cone back TO the ground upon which the
plnaitc- are planted. To this We have yet
q learn that the Jhme-ln men made sin
Gle Objection. Toe Commutec pl--ri no
resolutions. as ,hiwn hy their Official PRO.
eeci,nc-, which we end published in 'hh,
eluslrt Of M,rc,llus' organ, the Sieo Dem.
ocrat Theig ticket, then, ls Tie only siidc
we have.
Mr. BlAsk heads the li,;, and wA- PLACED
there evidently. TO give 70 a certain loyal
od,r that J., would no, o,hervi., have ro,
srs.Sd. Mr.. Black has been Representa-
tive. within few years. o, tn. :0~n, IN
the legislature. elected BY Republican votes.
Enough 10 .ay on this pom, tina, Of 10" lat.
ter clas. who voted ior hin, not one has a
disposition 20 rrpeii the act. Ills cOurrs
va, that Of the bitter. arro..n, demagogue.
H.. every act va. characterized by TIN. .rir-
IL. We have before u. one Of hi. .p~cche.
in which be gra,ely argued ,ha, in barrow.
inc money TO pay Sjo,oco OF the State deb,
th,n hllin: due, the State M. plunged into
debt SlOO .Oo0. sni he repeated the state
men, IN party nee,in; al home. llI' art
fully prepared statements were quickly et-
plodsl m debate il the House by the causlIc
da.he- o; Mr.. Blaine.
Tracing he earcer.ve find him a, the fir.,
OF the war. declaring with earne., tones,
on the fall OF Fort imter, F" I'm sied Of
~ Trss, he interpreted the language
shortly after. giving /, ditrtren, colorlns,
but the g,nuincn,,s Of tie 'en;'m,n; - judy
ed ~ his subsequent, acts. lie voted Tor Gen.
Jameson last tall bu, in the winter bc:an
o incline towards the class Of iaulihni-r-
represented by Bion Bradbury, l.. u. NJ.
Sweat. Ct. al. aud Ia. continued 80 20 act,
until week before las, when he appeared IN
ths Dana Convention. where be made a
-re,eh even casting into the shadow the
Efforts Of the bitisresi members Of the Con-
veniicu. lie was also the exclusive mover
in the meeting to complete tie sale OF the
Union rar,y where he made another speech,
and vas one Who dictated in the recent
elnelaye which usheryd the fusion ,ieke, into
existence In none Of these actions have We
heard OF single loyal sentiment, or even
word coming from him. liz action has
been such as 10 satisfy the most rabii sec,,.
.ionis,-sympa,hiIer- IN that party. and We
can entertain little doubt THAI be fully sym
pathile- with them.
Henry ID. T.. liu,chins, bis associate on
the ticket. has been open and violent. as We
have hen informed on undoubtel authority,
asains, the government. aud those who have
volunteered for IL. defence. lie may bc
more quie, ow,-many msn have suddenly
subdued their tongues Of late.
The other. on the ,icks, have played a
les rroninen, part. some Of them have
been IRON the START ouisroken in their OF
position to the government. They. without
doubt. stand upon the Portland platform,
which is, a. the Age sp,ly expresses II, 1.-THE
Indiana resolutions with The patriotic por'
tions. in support Of the war and compll'
menlary to our soldiers. left out"
This, then. j, the position Of the orposi'
ton to the Republican Union ticket. The
willy eoun.els Of Paris & Co., have won
over the las, remain. Of the popular move.
men, iuaurura,ed last fall, aud the party
leaders are now in active sympathy. work
in, in unison tn throw the vote OF Oxford
County agaius, the government. Look oui
for these trade and dieksr politicians.
REPKHENIAIIvE NOMINATION. M a eau
cus in Paris. nm Saturday last Mr. George