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

i lfuhs y ~ ana - rt-tutnt JANAsun crc>ltNi ~
an S0utA Crrolina in 1852. We oAa al BE-
sueh desnccrats A. thcy ~cre bar tn party
in thcse days u vcry mach a. variance nth
tAe Apostles q dsmoorac.' IN many Parsicu-
lars.
He NEXT ccnsidcrS'l the question whether
the South hat hcen wronced. A. had BEEN
aliegcd. lie oontendcd they we're protect
in al their rights and that the South might
II she chose 70 uphold SlAvery. takc her in
situations and 20 90 the devil her Own wav.
lie rccited the points that had been Yielded
20 the South-,hat her property vas rcpr,-
sented in Congress. though no one 81 you
ever thought Of having your property rip
reseuted.- the Missouri Comprouise. how
tn Whole North had been made hand Of
negrO-oatchers.-then ~ss War With Mex
ico,-and then Drcd Scott decision Werc
these aggressions? No, Our people we're
deceived. The leaders hasely lied.
lie had reooun;cd sosne Of the conversions
made. He fcrvently hoped that frye pso-
pie ~Ould never again bow 20 tn Molock
81 slavery. The coPperhssis ~ho had b.rn
led away and suppose he old institutions
arr 20 - rcestablished a. the South. and
their friends have fall sway with arms IN the
public chest O. their elbows. arr mistaken.
she ~il hereafter b. hereafter controlled bv
other men than those Who have involved a.
this eanseless var. No man vii D. placed
IN power who believes IN Vallsndigham and
10 a ~ Il
cold shoul1rr upon those Who support them
nov II you want 90 carry consolation 10
traitors in g. against the government.
20 and vote for Bradbury. They vii ~
joice over his election over that OF Sew
mour. when b. saw the city of Austin nlu-
Hinated and guns fred in honor q ths
event
lie referred to the means by Which the
people Of Texas were dcfrauled into tn
embrace q secession. and tn terror q the
Union men ~hcn T~iggs proved traitor
and refused them AL. Thc people % the
State were for the Union. and 4 vas only
by the hAsest means thar traitors obtained
oontrol q affair
II there arr those here Who syrnpa,hise
With the trAitorous CIV. let them 20 south
and D. whipped With them.
lie spoke Of the diaioslties that beset the
President - greater than those Of al the
previous Chef Magistrate, He opposed
the election but When be wAs elected by
the forms Of lac, b. was his Prc.ident
People had complained ~ has conduct ~
not CONSTITUTIONAL His whole adrninist-.-
,ion had been marked BY nothing bat de,o-
ton % principle. What DO those mean
~bo oppose ii.-~hat do they propose but
70 ~ithdra- the troops. and let Lees army
oVerrun the North II any are rcadv for
that humihating thing. 1t him vote for
Bradbury.
In closing glowing account Of the pro
sress made IN the var. and the reoccupyinc
OF the territory and river. b. said II he
we're able 70 gam a look into JEFF Dasis'
secret cabinet meetings. l would show Won
living panorama % all the woes endured
by the children of Israel. AZ the foot Of
NJ Sinai
Referring again 20 the var. Be paid 1.
Just and eloquent tribute % the memory Of
jameson and Berry. and the gallantry %
Gen Howard. lie rcbuked IN scorrbi,.
terms the grumblers. Who -ere frightened
BY taxes. Forget this in tLe memory q
the Fathers. Who sacrificed their al Il
you cannot pay 70 support l throu Il 70
Judas az once,
Ibe mid consumption ia- is complained
o. Compare Il With las AZ the Sovtb
Here the poor ar favored. There The
rloh receive al the benefit For ins-,-o.
there were exemPtcd every officer Il ,bs
'oniederafe government. and ever. ofioer
% the state Government down O. Ju.tice
Of the Peace. vent clear. n he owned 80
negroes b. vas too good % D. shot a.. II
D. owned 90 sheep d. was sremrt. 81
also u b. had 30 bor.es. or 90 esftl.
~ the speaker had bat SO. BE- 80 oonsil.
sred good enoush for to- buuet.. And
"1en pa tn army a White lad as per
month. Wh'ic negro Co work ~ a.
trenches pad his osner 80. and q biy
prlce IN case h. "a Killed.
The people were odd anI tie tide s,.-s.
made oat In ihe Couventiou thar p,..sl
ne secession ordnance. Since that perio.l
hey bad endured most terrible .sFe-irv
Nen we're hung. drorned. and bothered
ior no other rcasoa than ssying that az,
~o-id no' hight against n OF fac ~
Pas-ed through the most intense suHerin-
nave lost everything I ever possessed. AMI
and stand here refuge irou nv %,
STATE from whicu ] an grateful O. h,s.
e'eaPed- come here o. happy Neu T-r-