Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-09-04
New CcppeThead Shin.


The CoPperbcsd State Convention. Ne
have before remarked. ~as an ultra. oct
spoken. radical body % men. The fossil
there collected wcrc the remains % the Ola
Wild at wing and ~cre not 60 b. satis-
fed Nth anything shor, Of the most ultra
Southern platform This temper vas cvin-
cd IN the MANNER in ~hich the speaker.
were rvceived. wiggin q York. ~ho ~As
APPiauded 70 the echo. spoke in this s;yle
" Nov. gentlemen. az that flis 90 Of
sascytpfion SHOULD BE RESISTED ~
sr~-s MAN. WOMAN ssd CHILD ~
N1He. (here the speaker Nas interrupted
- aSs'g oOhiiHuvd an sPfoarvas appiausv)
~ . iaIrfHi coy
IL ~iii be observed the applause cone.
before the qualifying clause. Which was Ut
tered in - Low a tore a. rot TO Il heard
twenty feet from the stage.
To the point again j. the coIlo1uy be-
tween Gen. Andersen. Who acted a. e. con-
hdentiAl letter bearer and best fricne 20
Bradbury. and The delegates Who wished
O. b. enlightened a. to the present status
Of the candidate. Il A. flllows.
Trg'i DelpAIsI Psrris Before Gen. An
derson leaves the platform. -ish 60 ak
hin whether. from his intcruourss and con
ScrsAiion With Mr.. Bradbury. he can state
that Mr.. Bradbury occupies the sane po-
siiion that he did year ago in regard O.
the war.
AHes-soA Il think Mr. Bradbsry's posi-
ton - tina; Of opposition 70 tie var: With
OF without quali6caiion h is a. much or,-
posed % The var. a. nov condacted bv the
Administration. a. any gentleman present
Is or can be-
Mcrr0ls. 81 Togsi1ui. II wash 20 ask Gen
Anderson. Il Mr.. bradbury ~ere elected
Governor % Name. ~ould be. A. BE- would
have a right TO DO. withdraw the troop. nov
in the felds
Arae-ssa.-Yo have to-day passed rs
olutious upon this very question. Yoa
have declared your platform. and II vou
have not declared your mind upon thi.
question. how can yoa Ak your cand idase
% declare Wat you have not declared
Lou ar committed 70 the resolutions. I
do not Asrcc With them in every par1.cular.
but DO not think Il worth while 20 make
an issue before this convention Yoa have
passed a resolution complimentary 70 Gov.
Seymour Was Ger. S,srao-- t-,flg-.-~,
"a Nrle Iart froCp, then PLEDGE YOI-
THAT BION BRADBURY WILL
WITHDRAW TIE MAINE TROOPS
Bot NJ DO not ask that our troop. shall
sight their way through New York and 9th
eF States. az tLey reach tbeir homes in
Maine.
Tie Bangor Democrat IN commenting
upon the above SAYS u removed all doul,
A. % the position Of Mr. BrAdbarv. and
With Il Al obJeo;ion - b.. nomination.
The party had passed fourteen rcsolu-
tons against the government. Recent de-
'eioPments. however have indicated TIA,
IL loyal element has not tccn -boll, eli
mated from tie democratic party. There
we're men IN the ranks who believed an the
var. and they aust bc appeased. 4 son
must be gwen them. Aad % wAs done IN
this way. Week bcforc last assembled IN
Portland a body q select patriot..-C..n.
Anderson. Moses McDonalI. John N Al
ans. and Bion Bradbary.-and accompli.b-
cd The wonderful Performance q making
bradbu-y mount the platform. and A. a.
same timc, face bOtA says Ills letter AZ
Plauds GOV. seymour IN al has acts and
opposes The var condacted A. b. would sav
The present var j. condactcd. puts IN 4
modification ofhis letter o. Gen. Ander.on.
and pitches iH thc following piamp dcniaI
Of The record q the Convention. ne say.
! take this OCCASION to state e.pli..,l,
that a. Governor Of Maine. I should rot -
cai tbe troops from Maine from H. NJ
uonal armies. nor place the STATE in ONO.
siiiou o. the constitutional and rirhtfsI -.
horuy 70 thr federal Gotrrument So
81 in7prfa'sos % a LIBEL upsa ayser a,6
~ ''nr~Hfigl fou rsprrs-1f
Herr j. the whole natter in nutshell
De- letter b. eunningiy conooctcd thinr.
ihr"~n out o trap the people into the sup
port Of Bradbury. tbe coppcrhead. vel
knouing Lat. were there possib.ii,v q
his ele-;.e= Pc uoz.4 O., ,...apIstel, in their
hands. and boand % Do their bidding
j De- people vii not POI deceived b. such
scheme - corrupi manager,.